Grant Writing & Proposal Budgets Flashcards
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What is a 'logic model' in the context of a grant proposal?
Answer: A visual framework showing inputs, activities, outputs, and outcomes
A logic model visually maps how program inputs and activities lead to intended outputs and long-term outcomes.
Which budget line item category covers staff salaries and fringe benefits?
Answer: Personnel costs
Personnel costs encompass all compensation-related expenses including salaries, wages, and associated fringe benefits.
A funder requires a '10% match.' On a $100,000 grant, the nonprofit must contribute:
Answer: $10,000 in matching funds
A 10% match on a $100,000 grant means the nonprofit must provide $10,000 from non-federal or other eligible sources.
What does 'scope creep' mean in grant project management?
Answer: When project activities expand beyond the original approved proposal
Scope creep occurs when project activities gradually expand beyond what was approved, risking budget overruns and compliance issues.
Which section of a grant proposal typically outlines how the project will continue after funding ends?
Answer: Sustainability plan
The sustainability plan demonstrates to funders how the program will remain viable after the grant period concludes.
In federal grant budgeting, what is the purpose of an 'SF-424A' form?
Answer: It provides budget information for non-construction federal grants
The SF-424A is the standard federal form for submitting budget information for non-construction grant applications.
What is a 'budget modification' or 'budget revision' in grant management?
Answer: A funder-approved change to how grant funds are allocated across line items
A budget modification is a formal, funder-approved adjustment that reallocates funds between budget line items after the grant is awarded.