Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
We Will Serve the Minimum 34 Required FGP'S, and Anticipate We Can Support Up to 40 Volunteers Serving in Activities That Will Include Assisting in Classrooms at the Pre-elementary and Head Start Level and Tutoring Public School Children. at the End of the Three-year Period, We Anticipate Data to Support School Readiness Along With Improved Academic Performance in Either Math And/or Literacy. the CNCS Federal Investment of $200,951.00 Will Be Supplemented, at Minimum, by the Required 10% Match of $22,328. in Fy 2019, Year One of the Three Year Commitment, We Will Budget $200,951 Federal Cash, 15,000 Local Cash as Match, and $11,500 In-kind Match as Well as $5517 in Local Cash to Cover the Excess Which Is Fund Raising Expenses and the Fleet Charges That Exceed the Federal Minimum Allowed Reimbursement. the FY2019 Total Budget Will Be $232,968.
Committed
$516,770
Paid out
$74.9K
14%
Committed, not yet paid
$441.9K
86%
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