Episode 4: Community Investment Training
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WV Grant Resource Centers Staff Host Community Connections Outreach Team in Bluefield, Princeton, and Belle BLUEFIELD, PRINCETON, AND BELLE, W.VA. – The West Virginia Grant Resource Centers (Grant Centers) Co-Founders Sara Payne Scarbro and Dr. Liz Vitullo today announced the Grant Centers will be hosting a series of mobile office events, titled Community Connections, in
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Grant Glossary Terms:Â In-Kind Support – Non-monetary support like time and effort, a room to hold programming or supplies you already possess that can be assigned a monetary value and used as matching fund in a budget Letter of Commitment – A letter from a project partner committing specific efforts or resources, such as money,
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Grant Glossary Terms: Allowable cost: An expense permitted under the specific grant and applicable rules. Federal awards generally require costs to be reasonable, allocable, and consistent with governing regulations.  Budget justification/budget narrative: The written explanation that supports and explains each budget line item.  Cash match: Non-federal cash contributed by the applicant or a third party
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The West Virginia Grant Resource Centers’ team is thrilled to share our 2025 Annual Impact Report! This Annual Impact Report captures not only the Grant Centers’ collective three-year progress, but provides an in-depth look into the services, trainings, and outreach we provided in 2025. Between January 2023 and December 2025, the Grant Centers have made
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Grant Glossary Terms:Â Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) – A cooperative agreement that formalizes a partnership; like a letter of commitment, it can show that a partner is more committed to a project than a letter of support. Letter of Commitment – A letter from a project partner committing specific efforts or resources, such as money,
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At the West Virginia Grant Resource Centers, we understand that developing competitive project proposals can be tedious, time-consuming, and rewarding. After weeks or months of drafting and editing, you’re well-acquainted with the content of your proposal, and it’s nearly ready to submit. But before you cross the metaphorical finish line, it’s important to verify that
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HUNTINGTON, MORGANTOWN, WV – Today, the West Virginia Grant Resource Centers’ Co-Founders, Sara Payne Scarbro and Dr. Liz Vitullo, marked a historic milestone for the Grant Centers, announcing more than $51.5 million in local, state, private, and federal funding won through 124 awards across the state. “This is what a national model for targeted, regional
The WV Grant Centers’ Host Highlights series aims to illustrate the impacts of the Grant Centers’ training efforts through the perspectives of our event co-hosts. As of December 2025, the Grant Centers have led 105 original training events, resulting in the direct upskilling of more than 3,440 individuals. As 2025 comes to a close, the
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