PMCH Grant Application FY2024
PMCH Grant Application FY2024
PRIORITIES
Proposed projects that substantially comply with the following will have the
highest priority:
Projects that involve extensive community or neighborhood participation and
support;
Projects that increase the number of people benefiting from the exposure to local
history;
Projects that preserve or interpret significant historical resources in the rural areas
of Missoula County;
Projects where applicants are supported by additional funding from other agencies
or organizations;
Projects that increase disabled access;
Projects that reduce or eliminate liability;
Projects that reduce the overall maintenance of a facility or historical site.
GRADING
20% - completeness of application
30% - track record of demonstrated ability to complete a product/project on time and
within budget
50% - the long-term benefit of the product/project to the community
FUTURE GRANTS
An organization which receives a Preserving Missoula County’s History grant
will not be eligible for another grant for one year after the completion of the project.
AWARDS SCHEDULE
Grants will be reviewed and prioritized by an advisory committee to the Board of
Trustees for the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula. The Trustees reserve the right to
grant funds less than the amount requested if the competition for funding warrants them
to do so. Grants will be awarded at their July meeting, on the second Monday.
Representatives from the organizations may be requested to attend.
Name of Project:
Name of applying organization:
Organization representative:
Address:
Has this organization previously received Missoula County funds? If so, how much, and
when? _________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
From where are you seeking alternative sources of funding or in-kind support (secured or
pending)? _______________________________________________________________
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1. A brief cover letter outlining the link between your proposal and the funder’s
interests.
2. Description of organization – including organizational history, mission, goals,
current programs, names of officers and staff, number of members, length of
existence, previous community service, previous grants and public funding (with
dates and amounts), long range plans, and annual budget.
3. Proposed project – description of project, previous grants and public funding
(with dates and amounts), why it is needed, and who it will serve.
4. Present condition of project – including approximate size, description of present
facilities, adjacent property owners and usage, and accessibility to general public;
photographs are suggested. If this is a construction proposal, a map, site plan, and
project sketch are required.
5. Itemized budget – including a 20% match (may be up to half in-kind).
6. Implementation and evaluation schedule.
7. Maintenance plan – including frequency and type of maintenance of the project,
hours of operation, number of employees or volunteers, annual maintenance
budget and funding source.
8. Proof of organization’s non-profit status.