Small Grants for Organisations Report Form Key points to note: Please check the Grant recipients’ page on our website to ensure this is the most recent version of this form. It is important to answer all the questions – missing any will mean we will not have all the information we need to understand what our grants have – and have not - achieved. This informs our further grant-making strategy. Please fill in the form on a word processor and follow the format provided. The length of the answers to some of the questions is intentionally limited. Please avoid using jargon and explain any abbreviations. Email the following documents to info@sixpointfoundation.org.uk: ☐ Report form ☐ Budget We may ask to visit. Guidance Grantee organisations must complete this Report Form when the Six Point Foundation grant has been spent. This form asks for facts and figures, as well as anecdotal evidence where needed, to show: a. the grant has been spent as intended; b. a report of achievement against the grant agreement; and c. (optional) one case study. We strongly advise becoming familiar with this reporting format before beginning to spend the grant so that all involved know what is expected from the outset. The late or incomplete filing of reports may count against an organisation seeking future awards. Six Point Foundation ∙ 25-26 Enford Street ∙ London ∙ W1H 1DW Tel: 020 3372 8881 ∙ Email: info@sixpointfoundation.org.uk ∙ www.sixpointfoundation.org.uk Six Point Foundation is a company limited by guarantee (7714355) and a charity registered in England & Wales (1143324) Small Grants to Organisations | Report form v1 Page 2 of 5 Small Grants Report Form Please type in the spaces provided which will expand to fit and keep to word limits where requested. Part A | Summary of grant details Grant reference number Organisation name Grant amount awarded £ Grant start date Enter a date Contact name for this report Position in organisation Phone numbers Landline Mobile (if available) Email address Special communication needs Part B | Details of grant activity Project/service title Outputs In Section 4 of the grant agreement we agreed outputs that would be achieved by the grant. List each one below, summarising the achievements and challenges with facts and figures. (Add any more as needed in Extra Outputs, following the same format) Output 1 [Type Output 1 as listed in the grant agreement] Achievements against targets: Challenges: Output 2 [Type Output 2 as listed in the grant agreement] Achievements against targets: Challenges: Output 3 [Type Output 3 as listed in the grant agreement] Achievements against targets: Small Grants to Organisations | Report form v1 Page 3 of 5 Challenges: Extra Outputs Please confirm if high quality photographs of the activities are available: ☐ Yes ☐ No If ‘Yes’, tell us how we can access them. If ‘No’, tell us why they are not available. Number of beneficiaries Total number of Holocaust survivors/refugees in difficult financial circumstances who have directly benefitted from the grant (count each person once) Total number of Holocaust survivors/refugees overall who have directly benefitted (count each person once and remember to include those in the category above) Main Outcome In Section 4 of the grant agreement we agreed one main outcome that would be achieved by the grant. Below please summarise the achievements and challenges with facts and figures where possible. [Type Main Outcome as listed in the grant agreement] Achievements against targets: Challenges: Special Conditions Please respond here to any Special Conditions relating to your grant as outlined in Section 3 of the grant agreement. (Add any more as needed in Extra Conditions) Condition 1 [Type Condition 1 as listed in the grant agreement] How the Condition was met: Condition 2 [Type Condition 2 as listed in the grant agreement] How the Condition was met: Extra Conditions Small Grants to Organisations | Report form v1 Page 4 of 5 Referrals to SPF’s grants for individuals programme Please confirm if any referrals were made to SPF’s grants for individuals : ☐ Yes ☐ No If ‘Yes’ tell us how many and any other details available If ‘No’ tell us why no referrals were made Finance Please provide the grant expenditure by updating the original income and expenditure budget ensuring that you clearly explain deviations for each item. It must be approved and signed by the organisation’s treasurer, accountant or equivalent (a digital signature and/or the budget sent from their email account is acceptable). Check to confirm the budget is approved: ☐ Budget is approved. Provide additional comments here The next section is optional Case Study Please provide one case study of a beneficiary. Be specific and include facts and figures as evidence where possible. For data protection purposes, please ensure the case study is anonymised. Summarise how they benefitted from the grant (SPF’s special interest is Holocaust survivors/refugees in difficult financial circumstances so please refer to issues related to experience of the Holocaust and personal financial challenges where relevant) Supply a quote by the survivor/refugee on the grant’s impact on them (If this is not possible, please supply a quote from a family member or a support worker who knows them) “ We publicise case studies on our website or in other public documents to celebrate the work of the organisations we fund and to inspire others to apply for funding. Please tick these boxes to confirm the following: ☐ Six Point Foundation is authorised to publish this case study on its website or in other public documents. ☐ We will provide high quality photographs to illustrate this case study. If you did not tick one or more of the boxes (or for additional comments) please explain here: Provide comments here Small Grants to Organisations | Report form v1 Extra space for additional information Part C | Signatories Signatories Please provide two signatures below. Digital images of signatures are accepted. Signature 1 (Report writer) Name (printed) Position within organisation Date Signature 2 (Chair, Director or equivalent) Name (printed) Position within organisation Date Page 5 of 5