Municipal Powers Outsource Grants (MPOG) (FY2025)

Municipal Powers Outsource Grants (MPOG) (FY2025) is sponsored by City of Twin Falls. The City of Twin Falls is accepting applications for FY2025 Municipal Powers Outsource Grants from community organizations. These grants provide financial support for programs and/or services that align with the City's mission and strategic plan, benefiting Twin Falls residents.

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Municipal Powers Outsource Grants Municipal Powers Outsource Grants The City Council of the City of Twin Falls is now accepting applications for the FY2025 Municipal Powers Outsource Grants (MPOG) from community organizations. The grants are designed to provide financial support for organizations that provide programs and/or services that support the mission and vision of the City, and that benefit the residents of Twin Falls.

To be eligible for consideration, applicants must operate as a local non-profit, charitable, educational, civic, scientific, social welfare, religious, health service organization, or a governmental or quasi-governmental unit. Eligible applicants must provide a service expressly granted as a municipal power by Idaho Code, Title 50, Chapter 3 – Municipal Powers.

Example: Applications that will specifically fund programs that target senior citizens (mileage reimbursement for Interlink Care Givers to transport seniors, project to improve the kitchen at the TF Senior Center that will enhance the Center’s ability to provide meals to the elderly, or funds that will enable LINC to provide vouchers to senior citizens for taxi or Uber trips) RC2 (goal) – The City will create a focus on the needs of an aging population RC2.

1 (initiative) – The City will support the community dialogue regarding issues impacting the senior population Maximum award amount ($10,000 per organization). Detailed budget that accounts for all dollars requested in order to avoid organizations automatically requesting the full amount. No partial funding of applications.

An application will be either fully funded or not funded at all, thus encouraging applicants to be intentional in their requests. This could make the process of allocating awards less complicated. Council members will receive MPOG applications and score each application.

June 2: MPOG applications to Council for review and scoring Demonstration of Need: Does the applicant have access to alternate funding? Has the applicant clearly established a compelling need within the community? Duplication of Services: Does the proposed project/program provide a service or program not already present in the community?

Demonstrated Outcomes: Does the application clearly demonstrate measurable outcomes? Are the outcomes objective and measurable? Budget: Does the application contain a budget detailing how the funds will be expended?

Does the request exceed the maximum amount allowed? Download/Print Grant Application [PDF] Please email applications to Mandi Thompson at mthompson@tfid. org by 4 p.

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