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Grant
Application
updated September 24, 2008
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Submit an application to the Foundation
only after you have been invited to do so by a staff member.
Unsolicited applications will not be considered. |
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Grant Application Form (Responsive Grants Program general)
You may download this MS Word
file and fill in each section, or retype the form, using the
titles and subtitles on the form, in the order specified. Please
address the questions and directions provided in italics. Delete
all italicized text before submitting your grant application.
Your completed application will
be six pages maximum, including a budget page. Foundation staff may ask applicants to revise applications that exceed the page limit.
Use
an easy-to-read font in a size that approximates Arial 11 pt.
The left margin must be at least one inch (2.5 cm). Ensure the name of your organization is on each page of the application.
Application Form for EEP Projects
(Public & Professional
Education Events Program applications only)
Real Estate Board cpe/PDP
Subsidy Form
Communities in Transition (CIT) Application Form
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IMPORTANT! Read this section before submitting your grant application.
- RESPONSIVE & CIT GRANTS - Submit
one original hard copy and an e-mail version of your grant
application. (Send it to info@realestatefoundation.com.) Do
not bind your grant application (duo-tang, cerlox, etc.).
Your careful presentation will be wasted and your application
may be damaged when we remove pages from the binding to prepare
our agenda packages.
- EEP & REAL ESTATE BOARD CPE/PDPGRANTS - Submit
your grant application by e-mail to info@realestatefoundation.com. You must also send an original
covering letter for the application signed by the chief board
officer of your organization. If e-mailing is not possible, send
one (original) application, printed on one side of the paper
only.
- Applications should be accompanied by the applicant
organization's most recent audited financial statements.
- Send one copy only of appendices,
such as key letters of support, maps, etc.
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A Word on Partnerships: The
Real Estate Foundation looks favourably on projects that involve
all appropriate community and/or agency partners. Appropriate
partnerships maximize the amount of community support, expertise,
funding and in-kind support available to your project. Depending
on the size and nature of your project, you might have several
active partners, or just one or two. Ensure that you have at
least one source of funding for your project other than
the Foundation. The Foundation will rarely agree to be a project's
sole funder. |
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Budget Tips
- Grant applications for housing
construction projects must use our standard budget format.
Please submit a budget form that includes all line items that
appear on the template, in the order in which they appear. Download
a Microsoft Excel 97 version here.
- There is not a standard budget
format for renovation projects. However, we expect that
applicants will itemize all costs, and be prepared to provide
copies of job quotations.
- Habitat for Humanity projects may be eligible for grants up
to a maximum of 15% of the capital costs. Please use the standard
budget form (MS Excel link above).
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Freedom of Information &
Privacy Policy The
Real Estate Foundation has policy and procedures regarding its
compliance with the Freedom of Information and Protection
of Privacy Act. Please note the following (from "Statements
of Policy", section 5.8):
"Although the Foundation
may place conditions on funding--including conditions that information
may have to be published--and closely monitor how funds are used,
the projects funded are considered by the Foundation to be independent
projects managed and controlled by applicant organizations.
Any personal or other information
collected, used and disclosed by the applicant organization during
the project therefore is considered by the Foundation to be information
that is in the custody of and controlled by the applicant organization
rather than the Foundation. The applicant organization therefore
is responsible for that information and must, in most cases,
comply with private sector personal information protection laws
rather than the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy
Act that governs the Foundation's collection, use and disclosure
of information." |
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