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The PHCC Foundation: a resource and a requestor Natalie J. Harder VP of Institutional Advancement, PHCC Executive Director, PHCC Foundation October 13, 2008
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Page 1: The PHCC Foundation: a resource and a requestor

The PHCC Foundation: a resource and a requestor

Natalie J. Harder

VP of Institutional Advancement, PHCC

Executive Director, PHCC Foundation

October 13, 2008

Page 2: The PHCC Foundation: a resource and a requestor

What we will cover

PHCC Foundation – provides resources and requests resources

What do we look for when providing fundsWhat do we do when asking for fundsExamples of poor requestsWhat to do to write a successful applicationWrap-up

Page 3: The PHCC Foundation: a resource and a requestor

Resource vs. Requestor

Students apply for scholarships

College requests funding Faculty and staff Institutional needs

$13M in assets Most endowed = not

unrestrictedUnrestricted funds

have the most flexibility

Temporarily restricted funds also flexible

Apply to foundations, governments, and individuals for funds

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Resource vs. Requester

What do we look for? Complete application Sound reasoning Budgets that total

correctly Fit to Foundation

mission

What do we provide? Complete application Sound reasoning Budgets that total

correctly Fit to mission of

funding organization Enhancements

Letters of support Demonstration of

partnerships Demonstration of

commitment

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Examples

PHCC Foundation requests funds from a private foundation which summarily rejects more than 50% of applications because applicant projects clearly do not fit the guidelines. E.g. apply for funds for a middle-school project when

the foundation only funds programs for high school and older.

Read the following:

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What do you read?

XYZ Professional Development Grant Application

 DIRECTIONS:1.  Applications are to be submitted online. We recommend that you use the PD

Grant Proposal Template (which contains all of the questions on the online form) as a working document when collaborating with colleagues in writing the proposal. You may then cut and paste the text from the working document onto the online submission form.

2.  Your application should not include your name or the name of your college except for the faxed application cover page.  The contact information in the form is used for administration purposes only and will be excluded from the review process.

3.  Your application is not considered complete until the faxed PD Grant Application Cover Page is received at the System Office. The PD Grant Application Cover Page (which is to be faxed to the PD Office when the online application is submitted) requires endorsement signatures from the applicant, co-applicant (if appropriate), dean/supervisor, vice president/provost, and president.  Some XYZ Colleges also require processing of professional development grants through the college's grant office. Be sure to allow sufficient time for these steps. The Cover Page is used for administrative purposes and is not included when your grant is evaluated. Cover page and application must arrive by 5:00 pm ET on the application deadline date for the applicable semester.

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Examples

Recently applied for a grant for travel funds where the instructions clearly state NOT to name the institution that would receive the funds. Each funding round at least one application is not

even read because it names the institution. PHCC Foundation has returned requests for

aid because they have arrived in our office without the appropriate signatures.

PHCC Foundation has disregarded numerous scholarship applications because students did not meet the criteria.

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How to succeed?

Start immediately – read it overComplete application – read the instructionsSound reasoning – how does the funding meet a

need that fits your organization’s missionBudgets that total correctly – use a calculator

and a friendFit to mission of funding organization – learn

about funderEnhancements – go the extra mile

Letters of support Demonstration of partnerships Demonstration of commitment

Any questions – CALL THE FUNDER!

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Overall

Keep trying – if grants were easy to receive you wouldn’t be in this class.

Keep writing – more will be rejected than will be funded.

Don’t submit a poor application. If you don’t have time to do it right – wait for the next funding cycle.

Only submit excellent applications – see previous slide.

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Thank you

Contact Info:Natalie J. Harder

VP of Institutional Advancement, PHCCExecutive Director, PHCC Foundation

[email protected]# 276-656-0281


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