Does the Foundation consider multi-Year proposals?

The Foundation does consider multi-year grants.  A multi-year grant is one where the Foundation commits to provide a certain grant per year for a specified number of years. The Foundation will consider two or three year multi-year proposals. However, the project for which the proposal is made must have a compelling reason why multi-year support should be granted.   For example, support for a new two year pilot project is a reasonable multi-year request. 

Can an Organization ask for a Grant more than once?

An Organization may apply for a grant once during the Foundation's fiscal year of April 1 to March 31.   An Organization may apply for and receive a grant in up to three consecutive fiscal years.   If an Organization receives a grant in three consecutive years, the Organization must wait at least one fiscal year before again submitting a grant application to the Foundation. 

What sort of feedback will the Foundation require?

The Foundation requires brief interim reports at six month intervals for the duration of the project with a more comprehensive written report at the conclusion of the grant period.   Depending on the size and scope of the grant, interim site visits may also be requested.  Details of the reporting requirements are provided at the time a grant is awarded.