One-Year Grants

Interim Report for General Support Grant

Please type or print responses to the following; do not exceed three pages (additional materials may be included).

• List and briefly describe major accomplishments;
• List and briefly describe obstacles/constraints to achieving the expected results;
• Describe any changes to goals, strategies, budget and/or personnel;
• Include most recent financial report showing organizational funds raised and expended to date; and
• Additional comments.

Interim Report for Project Grant

Please type or print responses to the following; do not exceed three pages (additional materials may be included):

• List and briefly describe major accomplishments;
• List and briefly describe obstacles/constraints;
• Describe any changes to goals, strategies, budget and/or personnel;
• Indicate percentage of project budget raised and project monies expended to date. List major funding sources and amounts; and
• Additional comments including any major changes in organizational priorities, activities, and budget to date.

Final Report

Final reports on Moriah Fund grants are due 6 weeks after the end of the grant period. Reports must include the following information.

1. The organization name, project title, contact name and title, date of grant and date of report.
   
2. A narrative section, preferably no more than 5 but positively no more than 10 pages in length, that addresses the following questions, using separate section headings for each of the 6 questions:
• What was the project’s most significant achievement or impact, and why? (Consider impact on individuals, communities, institutions, policies, as appropriate to your grant).
• Were all or some of the original goals of your proposal met? Did you develop new goals or revise old ones? Explain and provide examples.
• What were your failures or disappointments in achieving expected results?
• Did the project encounter any unexpected difficulties? If the project was unable to accomplish parts of its agenda, what were the barriers to doing so?
• Do you feel that your program represented the most effective approach to tackling the problems at hand? With the benefit of hindsight, what, if anything, would you do differently?
• What partnerships or collaborations were created or have you entered into in the past year as a result of the project? Will these collaborations continue?
3. Financial information:
   
   • an accounting of total project and organization expenditures with an explanation if this account differs from the original budget;
   • what percentage of the project or organizational budget (if general support grant) was actually raised, and what were the major funding sources for it? If there was a significant shortfall, what budget or program adjustments were made?
   • an annual report and/or year-end statement (audited if possible) of all income and expenses at the close of the fiscal year for your organization.