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Oregon State Marine Board : Let's Go Boating Grant : Boating Facilities : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> The "Let's Go Boating" Grant provides funding for new, unique, or innovative ideas or programs to promote safe boating and increase youth involvement in recreational boating.
Take Advantage of the "Let's Go Boating" Grant • Funding amounts available: $500 minimum to $2,500 maximum • Please read the “Let’s Go Boating” Grant Program Manual for further details. • Each proposal needs a separate application. • Please review the application carefully and answer all questions completely.
Points are awarded based on your answers. Applications should be submitted by your official contact for your submitted program or project proposal. For the Federal Fiscal Year October 1, 2024 – September 30, 2025, the application packet must be postmarked on or before the deadline of: Proof of required 501(c)(4) nonprofit IRS tax filing status must be in effect before the application deadline and attached to the application.
Late submissions will not be accepted. Submit completed applications to: Oregon State Marine Board MariAnn McKenzie – Boating Safety Education Coordinator Nonprofit corporations or organizations (proof of required 501(c)(3) nonprofit IRS tax filing status must be in effect before the application deadline and attached to the application). Civic Leagues and Social Welfare Organizations, specifically Volunteer Fire Departments.
The following are eligible for funding but are not limited to: 1. Boats (canoes, kayaks, small sailboats, small boats, etc.) 4. Boating safety equipment (life jackets and associated safety equipment), 5.
Publication of guides, manuals, brochures, etc.. 6. Audiovisual aids (laptop computer, PowerPoint projector) 7.
Jr. Boater Kit (raft and boating safety equipment) 8. Life Jacket Loaner Kiosk (materials for construction and sign.
Grant Evaluation and Criteria Grant Proposal Score Sheet Let's Go Boating Grant Program Manual B-1 Application Checklist B-2 Project Application Packet B-4 Request to Amend Contract B-5 Quarterly Progress Report B-6 Reimbursement Request B-7 Year-End Project Closure Report B-8 Project Expenditure Record B-9 Project Closure Requirements We're happy to provide a grant application packet.
Please contact Jennifer Kent , Boating Safety Administrative Specialist by email or call 503-378-5158. Applicants are encouraged to seek additional funding and support from other sources and to identify these other sources in their application. Although a match of dollars or in-kind labor is not a requirement, it is considered a positive asset during the evaluation and scoring process.
The match must be from non-federal funds; participants cannot match federal funds with federal funds. If you have questions, please contact MariAnn McKenzie , Boating Safety Education Coordinator by ema il or call. 503-798-2735.
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Let's Go Boating Grant is funded by Oregon State Marine Board. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Oregon. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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