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Grants to Organizations for FY12 & later
Grant numbers that begin 12-xxxx-7xxx
| My Grant At A Glance
Display specific information about your grant.
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To Administer Your Award
Select the award documents you need:
General Terms & Conditions - includes your requirements and responsibilities as a grantee, guidance on requesting changes, and additional financial management help.
Complete
document: PDF
Reporting Requirements
Instructions: PDF
PAYMENT REQUESTS
FINAL REPORTS
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Final Descriptive Report and Online GEO for FY12 & later
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Federal Financial Report
Instructions: PDF
Form: PDF
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Product Requirement: Check the Blue Reporting Requirement document included in the award package for specific details.
- Final Report Help for FY12
Checklist: WORD (cut and paste into your e-mail)
Tips: PDF
FORMS
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Revised Project Budget Form
Word | PDF
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Sample Personnel Activity Report Form
Word | PDF | Editable Form
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Sample Hourly Personnel Activity Report Form
Word | PDF | Editable Form
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Sample In-Kind Contribution Report Form
Word | PDF
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Signature Authorization Form
Word | PDF
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Consortium Partner Information Form
(for Grants for Arts Projects consortium grants)
PDF
MISCELLANEOUS
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After reviewing the online materials, do you have specific questions
about your NEA award? E-mail us at grants@arts.gov. Please
include your award number and a phone number in your inquiry. If you
prefer, you may call us at 202/682-5403.
National Endowment for the Arts · an independent federal
agency
1100 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20506
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News and Updates
1. Non-profit organizations – did you know the IRS recently revoked 501(c)(3) status for more than 275,000 organizations? Check your federal tax status at IRS Exempt Organizations Select Check. The NEA may only make awards to non-profits that have current 501(c)(3) status and no delinquent debt. Not on the list? Contact the IRS. (4/12)
2. NEW: Unsure of how to complete your request for payment? Check out our new online tutorial, which will walk you through the process of preparing, submitting, and tracking your payment request. (5/12)
3. Overview of CCR, DUNS, and Grants.gov - The Federal government is increasingly relying on databases such as CCR and DUNS to validate information related to grant recipients. This brief overview will explain how each system works and what you need to do to register/maintain your various accounts. (5/12) |
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