Grantees in a sentence

But then what we would like to see and what we recommended HUD do is make sure that before the grantees start providing assistance to applicants.

Perhaps this will motivate the grantees to up their game and find a way to help farmworkers on a more timely basis.

Previous Community Challenge grants have helped grantees leverage their projects into additional funding support from private and public sector partners and overcome barriers and advancing change.

The grantees will also undergo pre-college level mentoring.

This year’s grantees will be announced at the end of May.

During the event, grantees shared updates and discussed the importance of new developments in Butler County.

Public radio was particularly affected, with larger grantees reporting a net loss of 57 employees in 2023, consistent with recent sector-wide layoffs.

This second round of successful grantees demonstrates meaningful change in workforce housing for these four communities and the benefits of the overall program.

But loans to grantees are, in fact, anything but “unsecured”.

In a round table at the embassy in Kingston yesterday, five grantees who lead local not-for-profit organisations spoke candidly of their successes and challenges since they were each awarded US$20,000.

It is cost-effective, as it limits the need for donors to have their own in-house teams and domain expertise to diligence grantees.

All the grantees will have to fund the installation themselves before receiving the funding as reimbursement, Stoddard said.

Grantees for 2018 were C & C High Tunnel Farms, Country Home Berries, and Seraphim Bread.

Lucas noted the amended bill requires grantees to prove they have sought funding from the private sector before coming to the government.

Six of the Foundation’s IKF grantees – in Breathitt, Clinton, Grant, McLean, McCracken and Perry counties – selected childhood obesity prevention as the issue they would address through the initiative.

The good news is that there is a new generation of foundation officers, many of them white, who are challenging the prevailing notions of risk and transforming their lists of grantees.

Grantees may be exempted from the payment of enrollment and tuition fees depending on the policy of each University.

Hudson Hollister, president of the Data Foundation, said “the government’s current system of grant reporting creates challenges for grantor agencies, grantees and the populations they serve.

If their goal is to help women and victims, then they should also want funds used efficiently and for grantees to be held accountable for results.

It allows DCF to have more oversight of grantees than the old contract system, and separates foster care and family preservation services.