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Emergency Response Grant is sponsored by Tribal Nation Grant Fund. Emergency Response Grant funds may be used to fund programs, procurement of supplies, and actions taken to respond to or provide relief for the immediate impacts of unexpected situations that threaten the health and safety of tribal communities and require emergency action, so l…
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TRIBAL ALERT: Tribal Nation Grant Funds Available | Calindian TRIBAL ALERT: Tribal Nation Grant Funds Available by calindian-admin | Apr 23, 2020 | Tribal Alerts In case you have not heard the Tribal Nation Grant Fund (TNGF) has $17. 3 million available in COVID-19 Emergency Grants.
Eligible tribal applicants may apply for up to $245,000 to fund programs, procurement of supplies, and actions taken in response to guidance of public health officials to address the COVID-19 pandemic. Applications are due on April 30, 2020 at 11:59 p. m.
1) Ensuring your tribe will be able to meet TNGF’s reporting requirements; 2) Assistance in preparing the authorizing Tribal Resolution that is needed for the application; 3) Assisting the tribe in assessing what its COVID-19 related costs and needs are; 4) Providing guidance on what is and is not allowable expenditures under the Emergency Grant Funds; and 5) Preparing the budget needed for the application.
All CILS offices are currently accepting calls and providing legal assistance to tribes and individual Native Americans. For assistance contact the CILS office closest to your tribal location at: Or go to our online intake: www. dev.
calindian. org . For more information on the TNGF: Go to http://tngf.
ca. gov/covid_grant. html for Grant Guidelines .
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Emergency Response Grant is funded by Tribal Nation Grant Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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