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Digital Learning Fund Program is sponsored by Central Washington Catholic Foundation. Provides grants to parishes, schools, or ministries serving the Diocese of Yakima to support digital learning such as technology, curriculum, or support materials.
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Digital Learning Fund Program - Central Washington Catholic Foundation Digital Learning Fund Program Learn more about our Digital Learning Fund Program and the requirements to our application process. Each parish, school, or ministry serving the Diocese of Yakima may request a grant of up to $1,000 to support digital learning such as technology, curriculum, or support materials.
Applications should be completed by the School Principal, Pastor, or Director of Religious Education. The Digital Learning Grant to your parish/school/ministry from CWCF is solely for the purpose described in your application and is subject to your acceptance of the following terms and conditions: 1. Funds are to be used only for the express purpose described in the proposal and must be consistent with Catholic moral teachings.
The CWCF must approve any modifications in advance. 2. The parish/ministry/school agrees to list CWCF among its funders/contributors.
3. The parish/ministry/school gives permission to CWCF to use the parish’s name, project description, photos and other information in CWCF promotions. 4.
The parish/ministry/school will return to CWCF any unexpended funds. 5. The parish/ministry/school will submit a written report, not to exceed two pages, which summarizes the activities where grant funds have been utilized and which provides a full accounting of the expenditures.
This report is due upon expenditure of funds and no later than 90 days after receiving funds. Extensions may be requested in writing. 6.
The parish/ministry/school will submit digital photographs and/or video footage of their program no later than 90 days after expending funds that CWCF will be able to use in publicity. 7. The parish/ministry/school will acknowledge receipt of the funds with thank you notes and/or letters, as deemed appropriate.
Applications will be reviewed within 30-days of submission. Funding can be expected within 60-days of approval by the Grants and Awards Committee. Digital Learning Grants will be awarded until the available funding is expended.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Each parish, school, or ministry serving the Diocese of Yakima. Applications should be completed by the School Principal, Pastor, or Director of Religious Education. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Digital Learning Fund Program is funded by Central Washington Catholic Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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