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Jefferson County
Board of Commissioners
Agenda Request
To: Board of Commissioners
Mark McCauley, Interim County Administrator
From: Monte Reinders, Public Works Director/County Engineer
Agenda Date: February 7, 2022
Subject: Donation Agreement for JUMP! Project at HJ Carroll County Park
Statement of Issue:
The Christopher Et Dana Reeve Foundation has awarded the JUMP! (Jefferson County Universal
Movement Playground) Project a 2nd Cycle Direct Effect Quality of Life grant. The grant
agreement requires BOCC approval and signature.
Analysis/Strategic Goals/Pro's Et Con's:
The grant award will provide funds for the "We Go Round" all-inclusive play structure and it's
installation.
Fiscal Impact/Cost Benefit Analysis:
The grant award is for $25,000 and will enhance the JUMP! Project as it will provide an all-
inclusive play structure for the playground. A one time grant payment will be issued upon
receipt of signed grant agreement.
Recommendation:
Sign three copies of the agreement and return two of them to Public Works.
Department Contact:
Anna Romcevich 360-385-9380
Reviewe y:
Mark McCauley nterim County Admini r for Date
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REF-W FOUNDATION
TODAY'S CARE. TOMORROW'S CURE
January 6, 2022
Ms. Kate Dean
Chair, Jefferson County Board of Commissioners
Jefferson County Parks and Recreation
623 Sheridan Street
Port Townsend, WA 98368
Dear Ms. Dean:
On behalf of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation (the Foundation), I am pleased to inform you that
Jefferson County Parks and Recreation (Grantee) has been awarded a 2021 2nd Cycle Direct Effect
Quality of Life grant in the amount of $25,000.00 to support your project entitled, JUMP! Jefferson
Universal Movement Playground.
This grant is funded through a cooperative agreement with the United States Department of Health and
Human Services, Administration for Community Living (ACL) (cooperative agreement number
90PRRC0006-01-00; Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance number 93.325) and is considered a federal
sub -recipient grant.
This grant award letter, the application (on file), and approved budget (Appendix A) constitute the
agreement (the "grant award letter") between the Grantee and the Foundation. This grant is awarded for
the purpose outlined in your approved application and may not be expended for any other purpose without
the Foundation's prior written approval. Any requested changes in project scope or budget must be
submitted in writing and are subject to approval. All requests are to be directed to Parul Patel, Associate,
Quality of Life Grants Program, at PPatel 0,Clirista herReeve.or r. Grantee must also notify the
Foundation regarding any changes in organizational and program leadership as it relates to the funded
proj ect.
This grant award is for the period beginning January 1, 2022 and ending December 31, 2022. A one-time
grant payment will be issued upon receipt of countersigned grant award letter. All grant funds must be
expended within the 12-month project period.
Two reports are required for this grant. The reporting dates are as follows:
Interim Report: 7/31/2022 11:59 PM
Final/Close Out Report: 1/31/2023 11:59 PM
Report reminders will be sent one month prior to the report due date and an electronic report template will
be provided. Interim and Final Project Report Requirements are attached (Appendix B). These reports
require you to detail the project's progress, challenges, how challenges were addressed, the project's
impact, and grant expenditures. The final report will also include an impact evaluation survey that is
designed and monitored by Vanderbilt University to enable you to offer candid feedback about the overall
grant experience.
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The Foundation reserves the right to terminate a grant if the project or program is no longer within Reeve
Foundation funding parameters or for failure to comply with the terms and conditions of the award as
stipulated in this letter. If the grant is terminated, Grantee must provide the Reeve Foundation a complete
and detailed reporting of funds that have been expended. Grantee must also return all unused funds.
Failure to comply with these provisions may result in your organization being reported to the Internal
Revenue Service (IRS), the Office of Inspector General, and the Administration for Community Living
(ACL). Terminated organizations will also be barred from receiving future Reeve Foundation funds for
seven years.
To successfully close out the grant award, Grantee must have timely submitted a final narrative report
indicating program accomplishments and outcomes, as well as a financial report indicating fully expended
grant funds as related to the awarded grant budget. After receipt and review of these reports, barring any
additional information requested, the Foundation will send notification of grant closure.
Members of the Reeve Foundation staff, Board of Directors, and/or other representatives may wish to
arrange a site visit to learn more about your program, assess progress, assist with challenges, and
participate in press -related activities. Your organization may also be invited to participate in meetings of
interest in your area. In addition, the Reeve Foundation will notify your federal elected legislators about
the grant award.
Information about publicizing your award will be emailed in the next few weeks, along with a template
press release. The Reeve Foundation always looks for opportunities to inform our community members of
your important work. We encourage you to share stories and photographs of news you would like to
share, and we will try to spread the word via social media and other outlets.
By signing this letter, you are agreeing to comply with the above terms and conditions in addition to the
conditions outlined below.
Grant Management
a. To maintain a separate accounting for the grant funds, and to use grant funds only for
allowable costs as detailed in the approved budget or otherwise approved by the
Foundation, and to maintain standard accounting records of all expenditures.
b. To submit a written request and justification for a budget modification to the Foundation
for changes in cost categories (Personnel, Equipment, Consultants, etc.) that are greater
than 10% of the total cost category. Approval of such a request is at the sole discretion of
the Foundation. If the request is aligned with the required Interim Report due date, the
request must be submitted at least 30 days prior to the report due date.
c. Allow the Reeve Foundation and its auditors access to your organization's grant -related
financial records and statements if requested and/or necessary.
d. Retain project records for three years after the date the last expenditure report is
submitted.
e. Grant funds are restricted from funding food, alcohol, lobbying, new construction/major
rehabilitation of buildings, grants to individuals, rehabilitative therapy, and basic
research.
f. Grant funds may not be used to buy telecommunications or video surveillance services or
equipment from vendors prohibited in 2 CF R 200 part 216 or from vendors whose parts
come from those prohibited vendors.
g. If Grantee organization ceases to operate, becomes insolvent, or has its 501(c)(3) tax
exempt status revoked, all unused grant funds shall be immediately remitted to the Reeve
Foundation.
h. Either party may terminate this Agreement upon 30 days advance written notice to the
other party. In the event of such early termination, the Grantee shall be entitled to grant
funds for allowable costs incurred on behalf of the grant as outlined in the approved grant
budget or subsequently approved revised budgets.
2. Reporting
a. To submit interim and final grant reports according to the schedule above, including a
narrative progress report on funded activities to date along with the financial expenditure
report of cumulative expenses incurred through the end of the reporting period. Narrative
and financial reports must follow the process and formats to be provided by the
Foundation.
b. To respond to and comply with the Foundation's requests for additional reports or
information at any time during the grant term.
3. Provisions of Programs and Services
a. To ensure that all potential recipients and participants of Grantee's programs and services
have access to programs and receive equitable services without regard to race, sex,
education, ethnicity, socio-economic status, religion, ability/disability, sexual orientation,
gender self -identification, age, country of origin, first language, marital status, citizenship
or immigration status.
b. To conduct all programs and activities funded by this grant in full compliance with all
applicable federal, state and local laws, regulations and ordinances; and to obtain and
maintain appropriate insurance in type and amount as is reasonable and customary for
similar organizations providing similar services and activities in similar jurisdictions
against liability for injury to persons or damage to property arising from activities
relating to the grant. Grantee will comply with any and all applicable state laws regarding
auto liability and worker's compensation insurance, to the extent applicable to the
Grantee, and ensure that approved subgrantees or subcontractors obtain and maintain
appropriate insurance against liability for injury to persons or damage to property arising
from activities relating to the grant.
c. To verify any licenses, degrees, or certifications that may be required to perform the grant
activities, and to ensure the Grantee maintains current and valid required licensures,
permits and other authorizations required to perform the grant activities as may be
appropriate.
d. To perform background checks of relevant staff, if grant activity involves staff
(including, but not limited to, paid, unpaid, or volunteer staff) having substantial direct
contact with children under age 18 without supervision of licensed professionals.
e. Grantee agrees to offer a royalty -free license to the Foundation to present and or
disseminate any portion of publications resulting from this grant to the extent that the
Grantee has the legal right to offer such. The Foundation agrees to acknowledge
authorship as appropriate.
4. Acknowledgment, Publicity, and Publications
a. Grantee shall not issue any press releases or otherwise make any public statement
referring to this Grant or using the Foundation's name or logo without the prior written
consent of the Foundation. Any approved publicity regarding this Grant must include an
acknowledgement that the project was supported by the "Christopher & Dana Reeve
Foundation." Grantee shall provide the Foundation with copies of any and all final press
releases, public announcements, and/or publications related to the grant.
b. Grantee agrees to acknowledge the Foundation's support in all funded publications and
products supported by this grant as appropriate.
5. Other Terms and Conditions
a. Grantee represents that it is an organization that is both exempt from tax under section
501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) and an organization described in IRC 509
(a)(1) or (2) which statuses have been duly confirmed by one or more operative IRS
rulings or determination letters. Grantee agrees to inform the Foundation immediately of
any actual or threatened change in Grantee's status as a publicly supported organization
determined by the Internal Revenue Service to qualify under Section 501(c)(3) of the
IRC.
b. Grantee represents and warrants compliance today and throughout the term of this grant
that the Grantee is duly registered and in good standing as a nonprofit corporation or
charitable organization with the Attorney General of the state in which the Grantee is
incorporated and/or is conducting its principle business.
c. Grantee will furnish the Foundation with a confirmation statement upon receipt of grant
payments indicating that no goods or services were provided for the grant payment. The
statement must be on organizational letterhead and should indicate the date the grant was
received and the amount of the grant.
d. By accepting this grant, the recipient organization agrees to use the Foundation's funding
only in accordance with all federal rules and Internal Revenue Service regulations
regarding advocacy and lobbying. Without limiting the generality of the preceding
sentence, the Grantee will not intervene in any candidate election or support or oppose
any political party or candidate for public office, or engage in any lobbying not permitted
by IRC 501(c)(3) or, if applicable, IRC 501(h) and 4911.
e. Grantee represents and warrants compliance, today and throughout the term of this grant,
with all United States economic sanctions, anti -terrorism laws and anti -money laundering
laws, including but not limited to the USA PATRIOT Act, the laws administered by the
United States Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control, Executive Order
13224, and any local laws that apply in the jurisdiction in which the Grantee is operating.
If you have any questions regarding the conditions set forth in this letter, please contact Mark Bogosian,
Director, Quality of Life Grants Program at mbogosian@ChristopherReeve.org.
The Foundation is proud to be working with you. Our Board of Directors and staff wish you much
success with your efforts to enhance the lives of people living with paralysis and their families.
Sincerely,
1/612022
Mark Bogosian Date
Director, Quality of Life Grants Program
Please sign below to indicate adherence to the grant requirements and conditions:
Heidi Eisenhour, Chair Date
Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners
Please print name and title of Executive Officer below if different from addressee.
Heidi Eisenhour
Name
Chair of the Jefferson County
Board of County Commissioners
Title
Approved as to fonn only:
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Januwy 31 2022
Philip C. Hunsucker Date
Chief Civil Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
APPENDIX A: APPROVED PROJECT BUDGET
Please refer to the attached approved project budget
Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation - Approved Budget
Name of Organization:
Name of Project:
Amount Approved by the Reeve Foundation:
Total Project Budget:
Jefferson County Parks and Recreation
JUMP! Jefferson Universal Movement
Playground
25 000
1 357 111
Itemized Budget
Total Cost
Requested
Amount
(Proposal)
Approved
Amount (Grant
Agreement)
Personnel Costs
List all positions by title
] FTE
Project manager
$ 77,630
$ -
$ -
Personnel Subtotal
$ 77,630
$ -
$ -
Equipment Costs
Itemize and provide descriptions of equipment (indicate below if
vendor quote is attached to support equipment request)
We Go Round playground equipment/installation
$ 34,489
$ 25,000
$ 25,000
Playground equipment/structure and installation (excluding We
Go Round)
$ 1,157,362
$ -
$ -
$
$ -
$ -
Equipment Subtotal�_J
$ 1,191,851
$ 25,000
$ 25,000
Consultants/Contractors
Name of Consultant/Contractor (person or company) and one -
sentence description of services
Nakano Associates
$ 87,630
$ -
$ -
Consultants/Contractors Subtotall
I $ 87,630
$ -
$ -
Supplies
Itemize and provide description of supplies (indicate below if
vendor quote is attached to support supplies request)
Supplies Subtotal
$ -
$ -
$ -
Travel
Type of travel and one -sentence description of purpose
$
$ -
$ -
$ -
$
S
Travel Subtotal
$
Other Costs
Item (good or service) and one -sentence description of purpose
Other Costs Subtotal
$ -
$
TOTAL
$ 1,357,111 $ 25,000
$ 25,000
APPENDIX B: DIRECT EFFECT INTERIM AND FINAL PROJECT REPORT REQUIREMENTS
Please refer to the attached Interim and Final Report Templates.
Grantees are to submit reports directly through the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation online grants
portal.
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Project name
Character Limit: 100
Amount awarded
Character Limit: 20
Schedule / timetable*
Is the project on schedule as outlined in your approved proposal?
Choices
Yes
No
Schedule / timetable - not on time - explanation*
If your project is on schedule, enter "N/A."
If you indicated that the project is not on schedule explain why and describe how this will
impact the overall success of the project.
What are your plans to ensure timely completion within the one-year project deadline?
Character Limit: 3000
Project accomplishments*
What are the project accomplishments to date?
Character Limit: 10000
Project changes*
Were there any changes made to the approved project? Explain any modifications made.
Please note as indicated in the grant award letter, all changes in project scope must be
approved prior to report submission.
Character Limit: 3000
Financial reporting*
Use the provided Expenditure Report Template to report on approved budget versus actual
expenditures to date and upload your updated Excel file using the "Upload a file" button below.
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Expenditure Report Template Download
If a budget revision is needed:
DO NOT submit your report.
■ Request a budget revision by contacting PPatel@ChristopherReeve.org
ALL BUDGET CHANGES MUST BE SUBMITTED AND APPROVED BY THE REEVE FOUNDATION
PRIOR TO THE SUBMISSION OF YOUR REPORT.
File Size Limit: 5 MB
Additional materials
Upload copies of any significant materials including newsletters, brochures, articles, etc. that
shed light on the project or your organization's recent activities.
Scan into one document and upload using the button below.
File Size Limit: 10 MB
Additional supporting materials
If you need to upload additional supporting materials, please scan into one document and
upload using the upload a file button below.
File Size Limit: 5 MB
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Project name*
Character Limit: 100
Amount awarded
Character Limit: 20
Project completion*
Has the project been completed in full, including full expenditure of the grant funds and any
evaluation and outcome measures that you proposed in your application?
Respond "Yes" or "No."
Choices
Yes
No
Project not complete - explanation*
If your project is completed in full, enter "N/A."
If you indicated that the project is not completed:
• Explain why;
• Describe how this impacts the overall success of the project; and
■ Indicate what you propose to complete the project and within what time frame.
Character Limit: 10000
You provided the following Projectgoals in your application. Please review before replying to
the next question.
Project goals
Provide at least one major goal of the project as well as a description of what you plan to
accomplish.
Character Limit: 10000
Project goals - final report*
Review the project goals proposed from your organization's application above. What were the
project / program's accomplishments and outcomes of the proposed goals? If these goals were
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not reached, describe how your organization adjusted to maintain the original scope of the
grant application.
Character Limit: 10000
Project changes*
Were there any changes made to the approved project? Explain any modifications made. Please
note as indicated in the grant award letter, allchanges in project scope must be approved prior
to report submission.
Character Limit: 3000
Project measures*
Provide specific information on the quantitative outputs and qualitative outcomes (as identified
in your proposal) that you have measured to evaluate the impact of your project, as well as the
evaluation tools employed.
Character Limit: 10000
In yourgrant application you provided the following Impact number of individuals living with
paralysis to be served by this project/program.
Impact - number of individuals living with paralysis
How many people living with paralysis will be served by this project / program?
Character Limit.- 250
Final impact - number of individuals living with paralysis*
How many individuals living with paralysis were served by this project / program?
Character Limit: 250
Final impact - individuals living with paralysis*
Review the proposed number of individuals living with paralysis (listed above) versus the actual
number served by your project /program. Did the project / program serve the proposed
number of individuals living with paralysis? If not, describe the challenges or contributing
factors that lead to reduced service numbers. If yes, how did your organization adjust to serve a
higher number of people than anticipated?
Character Limit: 6000
In yourgrant application you provided the following Impact number of family members and
caregivers of those living with paralysis to be served by this project/program.
Impact - number of caregivers and family members of those living with paralysis
How many caregivers and family members of those living with paralysis will be served by this
project / program?
Character Limit: 250
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Final impact - number of family members and caregivers of those living with
paralysis*
How many family members and caregivers of those living with paralysis were served by the
project / program?
Character Limit: 250
Final impact - family members and caregivers of those living with paralysis*
Review the proposed number of family members and caregivers of individuals living with
paralysis (listed above) versus the actual number served by your project /program. Did the
project / program serve the proposed number of family members and caregivers of individuals
living with paralysis? If not, describe the challenges or contributing factors that lead to reduced
service numbers. If yes, how did your organization adjust to serve a higher number of people
than anticipated?
Character Limit: 6000
Long-term impact*
How many people living with paralysis will be served by this project / program in the next 5
years?
For example, if the grant supports the purchase of equipment that will serve 20 people during
the grant year, and you expect the equipment to last 5 years, you could reason it would serve
80 additional people over the remaining 4 years of the life of the equipment.
Please explain how you arrived at this figure.
Character Limit: 1000
Challenges*
Identify any challenges / obstacles faced during the grant period. Identify how you addressed
them.
Character Limit- 3000
Lessons learned*
Describe what the organization has learned during the project period to date, and any
implications this has beyond the grant period.
Character Limit: 3000
Financial reporting*
Use the provided Expenditure Report Template to report on approved budget versus actual
expenditures to date and upload your updated Excel file using the "Upload a file" button below.
Expenditure Report Template Download
If a budget revision is needed:
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DO NOT submit your report.
+ Request a budget revision by contacting PPatel@ChristopherReeve.org
ALL BUDGET CHANGES MUST BE SUBMITTED AND APPROVED BY THE REEVE FOUNDATION
PRIOR TO THE SUBMISSION OF YOUR REPORT.
File Size Limit- 3 MB
Additional materials
Upload copies of any significant materials including newsletters, brochures, articles, etc. that
shed light on the project or your organization's recent activities.
Scan into one document and upload using the button below.
File Size Limit: 10 MB
Additional supporting materials
If you need to upload additional supporting materials, please scan into onedocument and
upload using the upload button below.
File Size Limit: 5 MB
Impact Evaluation
This section of your report deals with the impact of the project, and is managed by Vanderbilt
University, with which the Reeve Foundation contracts to conduct evaluation of the Paralysis
Resource Center programs.
Volunteer opportunities*
Did your project create any volunteer opportunities in the community?
Choices
Yes
No
Military / Veteran programs*
Did your project serve any military or veteran populations of persons with paralysis?
Choices
Yes
No
In the following section, please choose the answer that most closely reflects the extent to
which you agree or disagree with each statement.
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Effect on quality of life*
To date, the project has had a significant effect on quality of life for individuals living with
paralysis and/or their families.
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A unable to determine
Effect on functional independence*
To date, the project has had a significant effect on functional independence for individuals with
paralysis and/or their families.
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
Community integration*
To date, the project has had a significant effect on inclusion or community integration for
individuals with paralysis.
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
Increased knowledge of resources*
To date, this project has lead to increased knowledge or awareness of available resources for
individuals with paralysis and/or their families.
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
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Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
Access to community resources*
To date, the project has lead to increased access to community resources (e.g. financial,
education, social) for individuals with paralysis and/or their families.
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
Increased decision -making skills*
To date, the project has led to increased decision -making skills for individuals with paralysis
and/or their families.
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
Increased self-determination*
To date, the project has led to increased self-determination for individuals with paralysis.
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
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Improvement in abilities or skills*
To date, the project has led to improvement in abilities or skills for individuals with paralysis.
(For example, improvement in employment and job skills/abilities, but it could also be used to
capture improvement in physical abilities and skills such as core strength due to therapeutic
horseback riding or even improved ability to ride a horse or sit up.)
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
Increased community interaction*
To date, the project has increased the number of interactions of persons with paralysis and
community members.
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
Changes to people's perception of persons with paralysis*
To date, the project has affected the way people think about persons with paralysis.
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
Increased health status*
To date, the project has led to increased health status of individuals with paralysis.
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
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Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
New collaborations*
To date, the project has led to NEW collaborations with your organization and other disability -
related agencies, organizations, nonprofits.
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
Existing collaborations*
To date, the project has led to furthering EXISTING collaborations with your organization and
other disability related agencies and/or nonprofit organizations.
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
Underserved populations*
To date, the project has served traditionally underserved populations within the individuals
with paralysis and family/caregiver community.
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
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Impact on fundraising*
The partnership with the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation has let to my organization's
ability to acquire more funds from other foundations/donors.
Choices
Strongly disagree
Somewhat disagree
Slightly disagree
Neither agree or disagree
Slightly agree
Somewhat agree
Strongly agree
N/A Unable to determine
Community impact*
In what ways did your project affect the community of persons with and without paralysis?
Please provide a narrative response.
Character Limit: 3000
Reeve Foundation Satisfaction Evaluation
Your satisfaction is important to us, and your feedback helps us improve our future grant
processes. Please respond to the questions below.
Application process*
How satisfied were you with the application process?
Choices
Not At All Satisfied
Slightly Satisfied
Moderately Satisfied
Highly Satisfied
Very Satisfied
N/A or Unable to Judge
Ease of the application*
How satisfied were you with the ease of filling out the application?
Choices
Not At All Satisfied
Slightly Satisfied
Moderately Satisfied
Highly Satisfied
Very Satisfied
N/A or Unable to Judge
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Clarity of the application*
How satisfied were you with the clarity of the application?
Choices
Not At All Satisfied
Slightly Satisfied
Moderately Satisfied
Highly Satisfied
Very Satisfied
N/A or Unable to Judge
Application templates*
How satisfied were you with the application templates (budget and budget narrative)?
Choices
Not At All Satisfied
Slightly Satisfied
Moderately Satisfied
Highly Satisfied
Very Satisfied
N/A or Unable to Judge
Application feedback (optional)
How can the Reeve Foundation improve it's application or process?
Character Limit- 2000
Webinar - submission information*
How satisfied were you with the technical assistance webinar in preparation for what
information you needed to submit the application?
Choices
Not At All Satisfied
Slightly Satisfied
Moderately Satisfied
Highly Satisfied
Very Satisfied
N/A or Unable to Judge
Webinar - program goals*
How satisfied were you with the technical assistance webinar in helping you better understand
the goals of the program?
Choices
Not At All Satisfied
Slightly Satisfied
Moderately Satisfied
Highly Satisfied
Very Satisfied
N/A or Unable to Judge
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Webinar feedback (optional)
How can the Reeve Foundation improve it's Technical Assistance Webinar?
Character Limit: 2000
Timeline/feasibility*
Was the 12-month timeline of implementation feasible for your project scope?
Choices
Yes
No
Process improvement*
How can the Reeve Foundation improve upon its grantmaking process?
Character Limit: 2000
We deeply appreciate your cooperation and your commitment to improving the lives of those
living with paralysis, along with their families and caregivers. Thank you.
Once this form has been submitted, please allow up to 2-3 weeks for processing. Quality of Life
staff will reach out with any report -related questions, and a grant closure notification email
detailing when your organization will be re -eligible to apply for funding will be sent upon
completed review.
Printed On: 5 January 2022 2021 2nd Cycle Direct Effect 11