The WSF is looking for worthy grant recipients, whether they are well-established, emerging or grassroots organizations, or individuals, whose primary purpose is to benefit the TG community. When awarding grants, the Trustees will carefully weigh each proposal against the following list of objectives. The WSF Trustees believe they have a responsibility to lead as well as support our community. Occasionally, we will seek special opportunities, initiate studies, foster collaborative efforts among support organizations, and take risks to achieve one or more particular objectives on behalf of the TG community. All decisions of the Trustees shall be guided by their independent judgment and perception of the TG community's needs.
All trustees pledge confidentiality to each other.
It is the policy of the Trustees that votes will not be discussed with anyone after the vote has been taken. The most important part of your grant proposal is its content and not its form. However, your proposal should contain all of the following elements. Proposals will not be considered until all needed documentation has been submitted. Current year s operating budget, if applicable.