Youth Empowerment Mini-Grant
c/o Beverly Winter, EdS
304 Circle Street, Beckley, WV 25801-3212
Cell: 304 237-3518
bwinter1@suddenlink.net
Youth Empowerment Mini-Grants of up to $500 are available to student groups or individuals who develop projects that assist their fellow students.
These grants may be used for anti-bullying projects, appreciation for diversity projects, or any other program that has a focus on student assistance. The
application may be submitted by a student and/or student advisor but must be countersigned by the Responsible Adult Fiscal Agent. The Responsible
Adult Fiscal Agent must be a current NASP member who will be responsible for: overseeing the project, ensuring that the grant funds are spent for the
purposes intended as stipulated in the grant application, submitting all receipts for expenses to the Children's Fund. Grant recipients are also required to
submit a short written report summarizing the project and its success for possible publication in the Communiqué. Up to five Youth Empowerment MiniGrants will be awarded each year.
Project Name
Duration of Project
Project Start Date
Projected End Date
Name of Group Represented
Focus of Student Assistance Support to be
Addressed in this Project
What Student Skills Will Be Developed
as a Result of the Project?
What Do You Plan To Do In The Project?
Estimated Expenditures
(Attach itemized budget)
Name of Project Leader
Address
Email
Cell Phone
Home Phone
Name of Student Leader
Name of Student Advisor
Names of others helping with this project
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2
3
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8
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5
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Name of Responsible Adult Fiscal Agent (must be a NASP member)
Address
Email
Cell Phone
Home Phone
NOTE: The Responsible Fiscal Agent will ensure funds are spent according to the application and will provide receipts for all project expenses to the Children’s Fund, Inc. at
the address above for accounting purposes. One check for half the grant will be sent upon approval. The second half will be sent when receipts are submitted
covering the entire grant amount. Grant recipients will need to report on the success of the project by sending a short written article for possible publication in the
Communiqué, photos, etc. We want to let others know about your good works! The Children’s Fund will award only one grant per project, but may consider other projects from
the same team in subsequent years.
REVISED FEBRUARY 2014