Federal grant · project grant (b)
:this Award Funds the Approved 2023-24 Americorps Formula Programs, as Listed on the Approved Program and Funding Summary Charts. No Member May Enroll Prior to the Approved Start Date of the Member Enrollment Period. Your 2023-24 Budgetary Match Is 43%. Planning Grants May Only Operate for One Year. Civicwell Will Expand Service With $515,066 in Arp Funding to Increase the Number of Slots by 20. Girl Scouts of Western Washington Will Expand Service With $520,000 to Increase the Number of Slots by 20. Port Angeles School District Will Use Arp Funds to Increase the Living Allowance by Using $147,800 and Provide Match Replacement Funding With $35,000. Your Money Matters: Fund New Planning Grant. to Do This, We Will Use $74,490 in Arp Funds to Expand Service. the Moore Wright Group: Fund New Planning Grant. to Do This, We Will Use $73,949 in Arp Funds to Expand Service. Washington Department of Employment Security: New Planning Grant. to Do This, We Will Use $75,000 in Arp Funds to Expand Service. Folk Education Association of America: New Planning Grant. to Do This, We Will Use $75,000 in Arp Funds to Expand Service. Salvation Army, the Will Expand Service With $233,867 in Arp Funding to Increase the Number of Slots by 9. Phoenix Conservancy: New Planning Grant. to Do This, We Will Use $46,233 in Arp Funds to Expand Service. Pasco School District 1 Will Increase the Living Allowance by Using $42,574 in Arp Funding. Washington Association of Child Advocate Programs Will Expand Service With $344,646 in Arp Funding to Increase the Number of Slots by 15.
Committed
$10.1 Million
Paid out
$8.0M
80%
Committed, not yet paid
$2.1M
20%
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