Grant
Application Information
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2008 Grant Application Materials
Instructions and
FAQ's
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Grant Application
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Available After January 15, 2008
Applications
Due April 1, 2008
Other Dates
Awards announced July 15, 2008
Funds released by August 1, 2008
Project report due September 1, 2009 |
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2007 Grant Follow-Up Report
Follow-Up Report
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Due September 1, 2008 |
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In its second grant
competition, the grant selection committee of Florida
Animal Friend spay/neuter license plate fund evaluated
36 applications requesting a total of $614,655. Each
committee member read all of the grants and scored them
in 7 categories including cost:benefit ratio, track
record of the applicant, and evidence of compelling need
for the program. The proposals were excellent, and the
committee found it very difficult to rank them in order.
Ultimately, 16 grant applications were funded for a
total of $275,000.
Selected projects proposed to
increase sterilization of pets in low-income families,
rural counties, pit bulls, feral cats, and animals
available for adoption. The competition was intense, and
many fine projects could not be funded because the funds
had already been allocated to other projects. The
winning proposals are posted here so that agencies
applying for funds in 2008 can learn from these exciting
projects and from the excellent preparation of the
proposals.
Competition for
spay/neuter funds in 2008 will be high. The grant
committee will focus attention on those proposals that
are the most efficient * meaning more surgeries are
being performed for less money. However, there is
recognition that in some areas of the state there may be
limited resources for development of low-cost
spay/neuter programs and that the cost of providing
services in these areas may be higher. Successful grant
applications are likely to be those that concisely
communicate that the problem addressed in the proposal
is important, that they understand the issues involved,
that they have developed a logical and feasible plan for
the project, and that they have the resources and talent
to carry it out successfully.
Before you submit a
grant application to Florida Animal Friend, you are
encouraged to participate in one of the FREE training
webinars about grant-writing for animal welfare agencies
offered by PETsMART Charities. You can register to
participate in an upcoming session, or you can view a
recording of a past session at
https://petsmartcharities.webex.com/mw0304l/mywebex/default.do?siteurl=petsmartcharities.
There are also excellent resources and tips for grant
writing available.
2007 Grant Winners &
Applications
2006 Grant Winners &
Applications
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