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For more information,
contact Julie Tindall,
Community Outreach
Coordinator 407-246-3275 |
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SunTrust has been a community partner of the Mayor's Neighborhood Matching Grants
program since its inception in 1995. |
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Mayor’s
Faith Based
and Community
Matching Grants
Project
Team
The Project Team must have a Project Leader, an Alternate
Project Leader, Partner Coordinator, Volunteer Coordinator, and Historian for a
total of five volunteers as defined below. Project team members should be
carefully selected to ensure the success of the project. The neighborhood
organization’s project team members must reside in the neighborhood in which the
project occurs.
It is important to match the skills, expertise, and interests
of each project team member’s role with the appropriate individual. Therefore,
it is valuable for the Project Leader to solicit a diverse group of individuals
who can contribute to the success of the project. There can be no more than one
(1) family member on the project team at any time. Project team members may be
changed or replaced at any time during the project upon written notice of the
Office of Neighborhood & Community Affairs.
Project Team Roles - Nonprofit Organization
Project Leader: staff from nonprofit organization who
serves as the project leader; is the primary contact with Office of
Neighborhood & Community Affairs and cannot serve in other positions. The
project leader is ultimately responsible for meeting all terms of the MFBCMG
agreement, including submitting quarterly project reports and a final
report.
Alternate Project Leader: staff from nonprofit
organization and an active Project Team member who is willing to and capable
of taking over Project Leader responsibilities, in the event that the
current Project Leader is not able to fulfill their role and
responsibilities.
Project Team Roles - Neighborhood Organization
Partner Coordinator: invites partners to project
activities, keeps track of partner cash contributions and in-kind services
for quarterly reports, and sends the completed project plan and timeline to
the partners.
Volunteer Coordinator: recruits and invites
volunteers to project activities, records project volunteer hours for
quarterly reports.
Historian: responsible for keeping photographs and/or
video documenting the MFBCMG project from beginning to end.
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