NEBF Application Contents

Application Contents

Upon acceptance by phone, letter, or e-mail, you will be asked for a proposal of a maximum length of 10 pages. It may be shorter if you can present all your information in less than 10 pages. All proposals must be submitted in English. Only one copy is required. Because we receive so many requests, please organize your application as follows:

1. A one page cover letter stating briefly who you are, what your project is, and what level of funding you are requesting.

2. History of the organization and its sources of revenue

3. Summary of the proposal

4. Goals of the project

5. Precise means for achieving those goals

6. Detailed project budget and timetable

• All budget must be submitted in U.S. dollars.Currency conversion may be located at http: //www.oanda.com.

7. A plan for evaluation of the project

8. Other current or prospective sources of support for the project

9. An appendix containing the following:

• The names and affiliation of the organization’s Board of Directors

• Resumes of the individuals in charge of the project

• Financial statements of the last two years or a current IRS form 990

• A copy of the organization’s tax determination letter or NGO certification

• Any literature or articles published, if available

• If you are applying from or on behalf of an organization in a developing country, please include a map of that country. Highlight the area in which your project is located. Maps can be located on the web, if you do not have ready access to them. Two map sites are www.lib.utexas.edu/maps.index.html and National Geographic.

The Foundation will also accept the NNG Common Grant Application.

New England Biolabs Foundation separates and recycles the large volume of applications received. To conserve resources, we would prefer that you send it by email as an attachment or using recycled paper and double-side copy your proposal. Please avoid using plastic covers, sheet protectors and glossy photos. Please do not bind your proposal in a permanent or semi-permanent manner. Staples or paperclips are preferred.

Please do not send additional backup materials, videos or cassettes unless requested as they will not be reviewed and cannot be returned. Photos of the project are always welcome, but please put your organization’s name, a short caption, and date taken on the back of each photo



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