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CFO Project Fund
Overview
The CFO Project Fund has a limited amount of money for grants to qualifying individuals or organizations, for projects that will have a lasting benefit to Colorado birds, and the habitats upon which they rely. Grants typically range from $600 to $1500, although we will consider partially funding grants. Often CFO Project Fund grants are considered as matching funds for other larger grants. The Project Fund Committee requires that the recipients of funding publish a short year-end summary of their funded work in Colorado Birds: The Colorado Field Ornithologists' Quarterly and/or present some of their findings at the CFO convention the next calendar year.
Proposal Contents:
- Organization/Individual Information: name, address, email, and telephone number.
- Summary of Organization/Individual applying for the Grant organization history and mission or individual experience
Description of the project:
- What will be done
- Rationale and/or need (explaining how the project will support the Mission of CFO)
- Project goals and measurable objectives
- Who will direct the project and who will actually do the work
Timetable:
- All projects must have an anticipated starting and completion date. Projects should be realistic in terms of time required to complete project.
Complete Budget that includes:
- Financial and volunteer resources from other sources
- Items/equipment/labor that the project requires
- Amount requested from CFO and exactly what CFO funding will be used for
- Travel expenses and equipment readily available from private sources (such as camera, spotting scopes and office equipment) are usually not funded.
Grant Schedule:
Attachments are optional. Please limit attachments to material that you believe will help the Project Fund Committee to better understand your organization or project.
Download Guidelines
For further information and application procedures contact Bill Kaempfer
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