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Form Center • Greater Rifle Improvement Team (GRIT) Non-Prof Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Select category/categories to filter Water Utility Customer Concerns By signing in or creating an account , some fields will auto-populate with your information. Greater Rifle Improvement Team (GRIT) Non-Profit Event Grant This form has been modified since it was saved.
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* indicates a required field GRIT Event Grant Application Information (current) This section is incomplete GRIT Event Grant Application - Organization Information This section is incomplete GRIT Event Grant Application - Grant Request This section is incomplete GRIT Event Grant Application - Project Budget This section is incomplete GRIT Event Grant Application Information Greater Rifle Improvement Team (GRIT) Non-Profit Event Grant Application Deadlines The Greater Rifle Improvement Team Advisory Board has two grant cycles a year.
The grant cycles are February and July. The application deadline for each cycle is listed below.
Application Deadline -- December 31st Presentation to Board - 2nd Tuesday in January Vote by Advisory Board - 2nd Tuesday in February Application Deadline -- May 30th Presentation to Board - 2nd Tuesday in June Vote by Advisory Board - 2nd Tuesday in July Grant Application Instructions Complete the grant application and submit it to Karah Brubaker at kbrubaker@rifleco. org or 202 Railroad Avenue, Rifle Colorado 81650.
For questions regarding the grant application, please contact Karah Brubaker at 970-456-2130. GRIT event grants are for non-profit or not-for-profit organizations. For-profit organizations/businesses are encouraged to partner with a non- or not-for-profit organization.
If the GRIT Board has questions regarding your grant application, they may request additional information or ask you to attend an additional meeting. At its discretion the GRIT Board may fund all or part of the grant request. The GRIT Board reserves the right to outline what expenses may be covered by grant funds.
The applicant will be notified by email at the address supplied of the outcome of the grant application. GRIT grant funds cannot be used for operating expenses of the applicant organization or any associated organization including but not limited to payroll/staff expenses, utilities, supplies (event supplies exempted), etc. For questions regarding covered expenses please contact Karah Brubaker.
After the GRIT Board decides on grant applications, the GRIT manager will take the board recommendations before the Rifle City Council for final approval or denial before funds are distributed. Grant Project/Event Evaluation Once the project/event funded by the grant is complete, a Project Evaluation Form is required within 60 days. The GRIT Board may require additional items with the evaluation form.
These items will be listed in the notification email sent at the time of application or may be requested after review of the evaluation form. Failure to complete the evaluation may result in the organization being ineligible for future funding. Evaluations may be submitted to Karah Brubaker at kbrubaker@rifleco.
org or 202 Railroad Ave. , Rifle, CO 81650 no later than 60 days after the completion of the project/event. GRIT Event Grant Application - Organization Information Organization's Current Board of Directors or Trustees * Please include the name, phone number and email address for each Board of Director or Trustee.
Organization's History and Mission * Please give a brief summary of the organizations history and mission. Has your organization applied for a grant in the past? * If yes, what year and how much was the grant for?
Please provide a brief description of current programs, activities and accomplishments. * GRIT Event Grant Application - Grant Request Please provide a brief description of the event you are requesting funding for. * If granted, how many people will benefit from the funding?
* In what way will they benefit? * If funds are granted, what is your plan to create a self-sustainable event? * What is the timetable for becoming self-sustainable?
* The funding for the Greater Rifle Improvement Team is generated through the lodging tax. The proceeds of the lodging tax may be used for the following: * Visitor Improvement and Attractions Please check the area your request falls under. GRIT Event Grant Application - Project Budget Revenues or other funding sources: * Please individually list all sources for funds (including sponsors) and level of funding provided.
GRIT uses this information to ensure events are widely supported. Expenses: Please individually list all expenses for the for the event and amounts. Receive an email copy of this form.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Businesses in the City of Rifle, Colorado. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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