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Find similar grantsRegional Economic Development (RED) Fund is sponsored by Indiana University (administered by the Council for Regional Economic Engagement and Development - CREED). The RED Fund awards grants to IU-affiliated projects that contribute to economic growth in Indiana.
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Regional Economic Development (RED) Fund: Regional Council: Economic Engagement: Economic Engagement: Indiana University Regional Economic Development (RED) Fund Regional Economic Development (RED) Fund Is your project eligible for a RED Fund grant? Are you seeking funding for an IU-affiliated project that will contribute to economic growth in Indiana?
Since 2011, the Regional Economic Development (RED) Fund has awarded more than $120,000 in grant monies to qualifying projects such as: Startup Weekend Bloomington A digital marketing workshop for small businesses Proposals approved by CREED are eligible to receive cost-share grants of up to $2,500. All proposals must have prior approval of the regional campus CREED representative.
Be sure to contact your representative before submitting a proposal. See projects that have received RED Fund grants. Awards are typically capped at an upper limit of $2,500.
Receive support from an affiliated campus organization or an academic school or department Gain prior approval of the regional campus CREED representative Provide cost-matching cash and in-kind resources for the amount requested You must provide a minimum cash match of 25 percent combined with up to 75 percent of allowable in-kind contributions such as services, materials, or other donations.
Proposals that qualify for RED Fund support are reviewed by CREED representatives before awards are issued. Contact your regional campus CREED representative for more information.
In-kind donation examples Office or classroom space Use of utilities or other facility costs Use of equipment, staff, and administrative support Donated supplies, materials, or services Food or food preparation, setup, or cleanup Third-party contributions or sponsorships Personnel time committed to a project Apply for a RED Fund grant
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: IU-affiliated projects that receive support from an affiliated campus organization or an academic school or department and gain prior approval of the regional campus CREED representative. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $2,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Regional Economic Development (RED) Fund is funded by Indiana University (administered by the Council for Regional Economic Engagement and Development - CREED). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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