Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Grant Application for Northeast Iowa RSVP Will Cover 250 Unduplicated Volunteers Serving at 57 Non-profit Agencies. Focus Area Activities Will Include Healthy Futures, Education, Economic Opportunity, Disaster Services, Veterans and Military Families Along With Other Community Priorities. the Primary Focus Area of This Project Is Healthy Futures. the CNCS Federal Investment of $40,000.00 (39% of Budget) Will Be Supplemented by $58,919 or 58% of the Budget With 3% or 3,201 as Excess. as Per CNCS Guidelines, a Minimum of 32 Volunteers Will Be Placed in Outcome Based Work Plans Which Include: 1. Income Tax Tutoring 2. Food Delivery to the Home-bound Other Work Plans Will Include Supporting Veterans in Rural Communities, Food Pantry Support, Garnering Donations, K-12 Tutoring and Community Priorities.
Committed
$128,000
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