What is the difference between the YAR grants that the Initiative Foundation makes, and the YAR grants that local YAR boards make?
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| The Initiative Foundation makes grants to create local YAR boards. A portion of our grant award is used to pay for a local YAR coordinator. The remaining funds (typically 75% of the grant) are used by the local YAR board to make "mini" grants to help offset the cost of carrying out local community service projects. These "mini" grants, or "project" grants typically range from $100-$750. |
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How do we get started? |
The foundation is not actively recruiting new YAR teams at this time, but can provide communities interested in learning more about YAR, with information about orientation, training and start‐up ideas.
Contact Don Hickman for more information. |
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