Federal grant · project grant (b)
Serveminnesota, in Partnership With Minnesota Association for Volunteer Administration (mava), Proposes to Continue Its Successful Service Enterprise Initiative (SEI) to Minnesota Organizations, Including Their New Web-based Sei Modules, Which Expand the Reach to Rural Areas of Minnesota. in the Coming Year, 200 Organizations Will Be Trained; Increasing Their Capacity to Recruit, Connect and Retain 40,000 Volunteers Who Will Contribute 500,000 Service Hours. Combining Community and Skills-based Volunteer Efforts, This Project Will Result in an Estimated Value of Over $14 Million.
Committed
$797,734
Paid out
$679.2K
85%
Committed, not yet paid
$118.5K
15%
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