Grant Evaluation Guidelines
All grant recipients will be required to complete the following
evaluation after completion of the funded project.
FOR GRANTS UP TO $10,000:
Write a short (one page or less) narrative to answer the following
questions:
If the grant was spent on non-operating expenses, attach a listing or
summary of the vendor(s) paid and the amount.
FOR GRANTS FROM $10,001 TO $50,000:
Write a short narrative (one or two pages) to answer the following
questions:
Attach an Income and Expense report for the project that was
funded by this grant.
FOR GRANTS OVER $50,000:
Same as $10,001 to $50,000 plus site visit by Stackpole-Hall
Foundation Evaluation Committee.
evaluation after completion of the funded project.
FOR GRANTS UP TO $10,000:
Write a short (one page or less) narrative to answer the following
questions:
- How was this grant spent?
- How did this grant help your organization?
If the grant was spent on non-operating expenses, attach a listing or
summary of the vendor(s) paid and the amount.
FOR GRANTS FROM $10,001 TO $50,000:
Write a short narrative (one or two pages) to answer the following
questions:
- How was this grant spent?
- If applicable, how did this project vary from your original
plans? - Has the grant expanded or made a difference in the
quality of services that you provide and/or your organizational
effectiveness? If so, how? If not, why not? - If this grant is part of a larger campaign, what is the status
of that campaign?
Attach an Income and Expense report for the project that was
funded by this grant.
FOR GRANTS OVER $50,000:
Same as $10,001 to $50,000 plus site visit by Stackpole-Hall
Foundation Evaluation Committee.
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