TFAO financial assistance: post-inquiry information

After TFAO has received and approved a letter of inquiry, TFAO may ask to review and approve all or part of the following information. TFAO requests that all information be sent by email.

Project narrative

a narrative of no more than five pages including the following information:

-- description of the project and how it relates to organization's goals and objectives

-- targeted audience(s)

-- timetable and work plan for implementation (with beginning and ending dates of project) including two to five project milestones

-- criteria for success and plans for evaluating the project at completion

-- itemized project budget including:

- total project cost including direct and indirect expenses broken down into relevant categories including an allocation of general overhead expenses;

- amount of funds requested from TFAO and their proposed use;

- other related funding or sponsorship previously awarded or pending;

- any projected revenue.

-- names and qualifications of people and outside vendors involved in the project

-- note of project support from head of institution

General information

-- Internal Revenue Service and state of incorporation non-profit status documentation (links to online agency files are acceptable)

-- audited financial statements and annual report for the most recently completed fiscal year if available (.pdf files are acceptable)

Institutions organized outside of the United States are not eligible for assistance.

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