Reporting requirements
Refer to your notification of funding and MOU for full details about reporting requirements. Contact Katie Tuttle at ktuttle@unitedwayracine.org with questions.
All grantees will be assigned a UWRC staff member and/or volunteer who will serve as a coach, advocate and accountability partner. This individual will understand the fund requirements and will support grantees in successfully navigating project/program delivery, measurement and impact reporting. Grantees are required to meet with this person at least quarterly for the duration of the funding period. During these meetings, grantees will provide UWRC representatives with a status of update on the project/program, an overview of successes and struggles to date and any additional information pertinent to the project/program. The goal of these meetings is to provide ongoing support and assistance to grantees as they navigate implementation of their project/program using United Way Equity Innovation funds.
Grantees are required to submit quarterly reports as well as a report within 60 days of the completion of the project. Additional reporting requirements may be stipulated in funding agreements. Late and/or incomplete reports will negatively impact the organization's eligibility for future United Way of Racine County funding. Information included in this report will be shared with United Way staff, board and community investment volunteers and may also be included in United Way reports, media and publications, including an impact report to MacKenzie Scott.
Submit a Report
Click on your project name to access and view your report. Reports must be completed in one session; progress cannot be saved. Navigating away from the page before submitting may result in loss of data.
Elements marked with * are required. If there are elements that cannot be reported at this point in the project, enter 0s and provide a brief narrative explanation of why.
If you are submitting your final report, be sure to attach photos that demonstrate program impact and a financial report that documents grant fund expenditures to an email reply to the confirmation email that you receive upon submission of your report. The financial report should compare proposed to actual expenses. You may use your original budget document as the starting point.
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