Mini-Grant
Mini-Grant Application for Service and Social Action (SASA) Student Organizations
Check back for Due date for the 2022-23 Academic year
Each semester SASA student organizations have the opportunity to apply for mini-grant funds through the Center for Social Concern/Campus Ministry. You can receive up to $300.00 from this mini-grant each semester. Upon receipt of your application materials, the mini-grant funding committee will determine your eligibility and need for mini-grant funds this semester.
Please read the below information carefully before filling out the application materials.
Eligibility requirements for receiving a mini-grant include:
- Being registered with the Center for Student Involvement.
- Attending ALL monthly service club leadership meetings and submitting budgets and budget reports.
- Having 10 or more active members throughout the academic year.
- If you have previously received a mini-grant = Submission of required expense report and evaluation form.
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR MINI-GRANTS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND THE MINI-GRANT PROCESS
MINI-GRANT APPLICATION
In addition to filling out the “Mini-Grant General Application,” the following items need to be completed to be considered...
- An email or letter from your adviser expressing their support. (can be emailed to Nick Cardilino)
- Your club budget report from the last semester (if already turned in at the beginning of this semester, please disregard).
- One letter of recommendation/support (from community partner, volunteer, or other supporter)
Please note, if funded, your club is required to turn in a final expense report and evaluation. Expense report and evaluation forms will be provided for you. These items are due by the end of the semester for a one-time activity or by the end of the academic year for an on-going activity.
*NOTE: There will be UD employees on the decision committee who may not be familiar with each service club, so please be thorough with all responses*
If you have any questions about filling out the application, contact the Coordinator of Community Outreach and/or the Director of the Center for Social Concern.