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Community Collections Grant Program: Informational Webinars

Posted by: John Fenn

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Informational graphic for Community Collections Grant program.

The American Folklife Center will be hosting two public webinars in order to provide information about the Community Collections Grant program. Dates and registration links are listed below. For details and links to the application materials/Notices of Funding Opportunity, please see this post.

 

Comments (12)

  1. E Samantha Cheng says:

    The Budget Plan Worksheet template is not available on grants.gov or within the AFC Mellon NOFO as indicated. Would you please email the template to me or provide me with a link to its location. Thanks in advance.

    • John Fenn says:

      Hello, and thanks for the comment. Try clicking on the “Related Documents” tab on the grants.gov listing, and you should see options to download a .zip file containing multiple documents. You can also download the Budget Worksheet template directly from that tab.

  2. E Sills says:

    Hello, is it possible to view the recording from last week’s informational webinar? I was unable to make it and can’t attend this week’s either. Thank you.

    • John Fenn says:

      Hello- We have posted a recording from the August 11th webinar, which has the same content as the one we held on August 20th: //www.loc.gov/item/webcast-9917/. We will post the August 20th webinar recording link on this blog as soon as we can.

  3. M. Temperley says:

    What is a spending plan and how is it different from the budget plan worksheet? I am confused as I have never seen the term “spending plan” in other federal grant programs. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

    • John Fenn says:

      Hello- A spending plan is a narrative description of the ways an applicant will use the funds requested in the budget worksheet. The plan serves to outline and justify use of grant money.

  4. M. Temperley says:

    Thank you, John. Just to clarify, is the spending plan the same thing as a budget justification?

    • John Fenn says:

      For the purposes of this grant program, the spending plan and the budget justification/narrative are the same.

  5. M. Temperley says:

    Can we include letters of support from our project partners in the Appendix?

    • John Fenn says:

      Yes, letters of support can be included in an appendix.

  6. S. Scott says:

    Have the grant recipients been announced? The anticipated notification date was Dec 1, 2021.

    • John Fenn says:

      Thanks for the comment and question. The Library has not announced recipients of the grants just yet, and is in the process of finalizing selections. We certainly appreciate everyone’s patience.

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