Federal grant · project grant (b)
Souris Basin Planning Council's Mission Is to Support Communities, Leaders and Entrepreneurs to Advance Economic Progress for North Dakota Region 2. the Souris Basin Community Builder Program Will Support the FY2019 Americorps Program Priorities of Economic Opportunity, Healthy Futures and Education. the Vista Project Will Seek to Expand Sbpc's Capacity in Rural North Dakota and Strengthen Communities by Increasing Capacity of North Dakota's Public and Nonprofit Organizations. the Beneficiaries of This Program Will Be North Dakota Public and Nonprofit Organizations and the Families, Individuals and Communities They Serve. Eight Vista Members Will Contribute to the Goals of the Project by Performing Activities Such as: Conducting Research on Best Practices and Resources, Grant Writing, Program Development and Conducting Community Outreach Over the Course of Three Years
Committed
$225,026
Paid out
$179.8K
80%
Committed, not yet paid
$45.3K
20%
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