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Person Specification – Fundraising and Marketing Development Manager Essential/ Desirable Education/ Minimum Level 3 qualified (A level, access to higher education diploma, AS level, NVQ Level 3). GCSE (or equivalent) grade C or above in Maths and English. Educated to degree level. Professional qualification or degree/diploma in a relevant field. E E D D Experience Demonstrable experience of managing a fundraising or sales function within a similar environment. Experience of working with data and databases in a CRM/FRM or donor management context. Demonstrable project management/ project delivery experience. Experience of developing a range of custom solutions to donor / customer relationship issues. Experience of line managing or co-ordinating staff to achieve deliverables. Experience of working with volunteers. Experience of budgeting and financial management. Experience of marketing and undertaking promotional activity. Experience of networking and lead generation. Experience of developing and leading Fundraising campaigns and activities. Demonstrable experience of successful fundraising campaigns achieving in excess of £50k funds raised for projects or charities. Experience of establishing new fundraising teams, achieving objectives to meet budget requirements. Project Management development new CRM systems with a focus on GDPR compliance / data protection matters to meet organisations objectives. Experience of information gathering, customer trends, E E D E E D E E E E E D D
VSC is satisfied have not been provided in accordance with this Agreement; j. it may deduct money that the VSC is satisfied is due to it by reason of the RTO’s breach of this Agreement from other payments to the RTO under this Agreement; k. it may suspend the performance of the Services or any part of the Services until the fault has been remedied to its satisfaction; l. it may take the Services remaining to be completed wholly or partly out of the hands of the RTO or of any other person in whose hands or possession the Services or part of them may be; m. it may exercise a power specified elsewhere in this agreement; and/or n. it may terminate this Agreement. 16.2. In the event of termination under clause 16.1: a. the RTO remains liable to the VSC under this Agreement in respect of Services performed prior to and including the date of termination (including completion of the Services beyond the date of termination for those Services commenced and not completed as at the date of termination); and b. the RTO must immediately deliver to the VSC all unexpended money and assets purchased or created with money provided under this Agreement. 17. PROVISION AND PUBLICATION OF INFORMATION 17.1. The VSC may communicate to any person or publish in any way or medium, any and all information relating to the RTO and this Agreement, other than personal information. In particular, the VSC may communicate or publish course and qualification details, funding details, details of any breaches of this Agreement, any action taken by the VSC under the Agreement, and findings and outcomes of any audit undertaken pursuant to this Agreement. 17.2. The RTO must publish on its website or provide on request by any person a copy of its most recent AQTF audit report.
training to the student. The DELTA record can be changed back from time attending school (PTAS) to School-based (SBAT) once the signed Training Plan is submitted to the AAC. 9.34. The RTO must supply a copy of the signed Training Plan to all signatories including the school). A copy of the Training Plan must be provided to the AAC within two months of commencement of the Training Contract. 9.35. The RTO must arrange for the school to be a signatory to any substantial amendment to the Training Plan. School-based Apprentice and Trainee Reporting Requirements 9.36. If an Apprentice or Trainee is undertaking the training as part of a School- based Apprenticeship or Traineeship, the RTO must ensure: - the Training Plan is also signed by an authorised representative of the School-based Apprentice or Trainee’s school within two months of the signing of the Training Contract; and - a copy of the completed (signed) Training Plan is provided to the relevant AAC; and - in consultation with the School-based Apprentice or Trainee’s school, School-based Apprentice or Trainee’s results are reported in a timely manner for the school to enter results on the VASS system; and - schools are informed when there are amendments to the Training Plan (this allows School-based Apprentice or Trainee to receive full credit in their VCE or VCAL).
12. RESOURCES 2009 Ministerial Directions about Fees https://secure.otte.vic.gov.au/gftp/Tims/RFA/2009/MTA/Resources/2 009MDF.pdf Victorian VET Student Statistical Collection Guidelines Apprenticeship Field Officers AFO Australian Apprenticeship Centres AAC Australian Quality Training Framework AQTF cd9ae78617a62dbc/ Course Accreditation Curriculum Maintenance Managers CMM Group Training Association GTA Industry Bodies including Industry Training Boards odies National Training Information Service NTIS Nursing Board of Victoria NBV Purchasing Guides Securing Jobs for Your Future – Skills for Victoria Policy Skills Victoria Corporate website Skills Victoria website SVT System User Guide SVT TBA TAFE Institutes Training Plans eets/training-plans Victorian Training Guarantee Student Eligibility Guide For Registered Training Organisations Electronic versions will be available on the SVT System. Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority VRQA 33
For quick reference the guide below is a summary of actions required. This does not negate the need for the document author and others involved in the process to be aware of and follow the detail of this policy. 1. The Trust has chosen to support principally one charity – Portsmouth Hospitals Charity. 2. Staff MUST liaise with the Fundraising Team on all fundraising matters. 3. When seeking to raise funds for a charity other than Portsmouth Hospitals Charity, staff MUST liaise with the Fundraising Team prior to any event planned. 4. If in any doubt, staff should contact the Fundraising Team on QAH Ext 5190. INTRODUCTION In a climate of considerable financial restraint, Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust needs to ensure that the NHS Charity is fulfilling its potential and maximising income to support the hospital. There can be confusion across the site with many different charities being active. The Trust’s charity is Portsmouth Hospitals Charity (this includes the Rocky Appeal). PURPOSE To ensure that the Trust environment is consistent, welcoming and supportive to staff, patients and their families. To protect the Trust, its staff and patients from the risks associated with fundraising activity by multiple charities.
MONITORING COMPLIANCE WITH PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS Minimum requirement to be monitored Lead Tool Frequency of Report of Compliance Reporting arrangements Lead(s) for acting on Recommendations Fundraising activity to be managed by the Fundraising Team Fundraising Manager Database, Ledger Bi-Monthly Policy audit report to: Charitable Funds Committee Fundraising Manager Donations, legacies and gifts to be directed through the fundraising office Fundraising Manager Database, Ledger Bi-Monthly Policy audit report to: Charitable Funds Committee Fundraising Manager This document will be monitored to ensure it is effective. .
Stage 2 – Full Impact Assessment What is the impact Level of Impact Mitigating Actions (what needs to be done to minimise / remove the impact) Responsible Officer Monitoring of Actions The monitoring of actions to mitigate any impact will be undertaken at the appropriate level Specialty Procedural Document: Specialty Governance Committee Clinical Service Centre Procedural Document: Clinical Service Centre Governance Committee Corporate Procedural Document: Relevant Corporate Committee All actions will be further monitored as part of reporting schedule to the Equality and Diversity Committee
GCSE standard Degree/Higher Education E D Competencies required: Experience of working/ volunteering within a charity Experience of working within Events, Community or Individual Giving fundraising Experience of working in administrative role within a busy office environment Commitment to the highest level of donor care Commitment to high standards in all areas of work A diplomatic approach and ability to deal sensitively with bereaved parents who contribute to fundraising initiatives Ability to represent The Lullaby Trust at events and functions (TOIL will be offered) E E E E E D D Specialist training required: n/a Any particular aptitude/skill required: Good working knowledge of Word, Excel and Outlook Good working knowledge of Raiser’s Edge or similar fundraising database Excellent relationship builder both on phone and in person, able to effectively communicate with donors Ability to communicate appropriately with target audiences across different media (postal mailings, e-communications and social networking sites) Persuasive and effective written style with an eye for detail Ability to form and maintain sound relationships and to work within a team Ability to plan and prioritise own work load and work to deadlines High level of efficiency, able to cope under pressure E E E E E E E D Personal characteristics required:
Post: Fundraising Assistant Nottingham Hospitals Charity Criteria Essential Desirable Method of Assessment Qualifications and Training 5 GCSEs above grade C 12 month Apprenticeship Computer literate to intermediate level with strong abilities in Microsoft Word and Excel 3 A levels or NVQ Application form Interview Certificates Experience and Knowledge Experience of providing excellent customer/donor care and working with third parties (external suppliers, fundraisers, donors) Familiarity with a range of events and community fundraising ideas Formal or informal fundraising experience Experience of using a database Experience of working to targets Experience of using Raiser’s Edge database Experience of working in a charity environment Knowledge of the Data Protection Act Working knowledge of Gift Aid Experience of working in an office/financial environment Knowledge and understanding of the charity sector and NHS Experience of supporting fundraising and events Application form Interview Skills and Ability Ability to enthuse, engage and motivate A team player with the ability to work flexibly and independently Sensitive to the interests of supporters at all times Fundraising knowledge appropriate to the role Experience of dealing with bereaved families, friends and carers Application form Interview
Excellent written and oral communication skills, with attention to detail and confident manner Excellent organisation and time management skills. Ability to work to deadlines and prioritise tasks Ability to interact with a wide variety of people in different circumstances, to achieve positive financial outcomes and to establish long-term relationships and partnerships Creative thinker who is quick to respond to opportunities Interest in people; able to develop relationships with a wide range of individuals and to convey to them the value of their support for the Charity. Good problem-solving skills Ability to work with little supervision, but with advice available when required Full driving licence and access to a car Ability to provide fundraising support to individuals, organisations and companies Knowledge of how to use social media to engage fundraisers and donors and promote a charity Personal Qualities Articulate Dynamic, enthusiastic and well-motivated and open to change and new ideas. Calm under pressure Friendly, understanding, helpful and supportive to staff and donors Polite Team worker Demonstrates commitment to the values, principles of Nottingham Hospitals Charity Application Form Interview
Bacon Gluten Free $70 Bacon (10x1 Lbs) High grade Canadian signature bacon. Brown-wrapped for your convenience. 16-18 strips/lbs. Chicken Gluten Free $51 Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts BC local, quality chicken breasts, these are individually quick frozen (IQF) for your convenience. 4 kg box. Approximately 30 pieces per case. Chicken Tenders $43 Quality breaded chicken tenders produced locally with BC chicken, these have great flavor and are convenient for any quick and easy meals. Approximately 60 pieces per 4 kg box Sausage $22 Pork Breakfast Sausage Local BC produced pork breakfast sausages, a delicious way to start your morning. 5 lbs, 55 pieces/case Maple Pork Sausage Local BC produced pork breakfast sausages 5 lbs, 55 pieces/case Ground Beef Gluten Free Lean Ground Beef Gluten Free $42 (10 x 1 lbs pkgs) - Local BC lean ground beef frozen in 1 lbs pkgs for your convenience. Extra Lean Ground Beef Gluten Free $47 (10 x 1 lb pkgs) - Local BC extra lean ground beef frozen in 1 lb pkgs for your convenience. Steak Gluten Free $45 Canadian Premium New York Steak Tender, juicy, Alberta New York Steaks, aged to perfection, and packaged 2 per pack for your convenience. 4 x 10 ounce steaks. Hamburger ¼ Pound (4oz) Classic Burger $40 Patties (10 lbs box) our locally produced Classic is a creation that’s lasted 49 years. Made with BC Beef. 1/3 Pound (6oz) Chophouse Burger $40 Patties (10 lbs box) a delicious blend of beef and pork, this local product. BC beef is our juiciest creation yet. Farmer Sausage Gluten Free $15 Farmer Sausage 2 cooked sausages per pack (approx 500 g/ coil). Produced locally with BC pork, our secret recipe farmer sausage is the best in BC. Try it for yourself! Brown-wrapped for your convenience.
Individual Professional Groups Life space – style (socio- cultural – geographic) Potential regular donor Age groups compatible with NGOs Major donor groups Potential inheritors Corporate SME • +30 Worker Medium Sized • +50 Big Potential • +100 Big Sized Foundations Corporate Sponsors Grant Suppliers This project is funded by the European Union and implemented by the consortium led by B&S Europe
SAINT MATTHEW CATHOLIC SCHOOL 2018-2019 Fundraising Schedule Month Event Chairperson Vice-Chair September *Marianna’s Hoagie Sale Patti Bennett September Monthly Lottery Ellen D October Get Moving Week Nancy Sloss Ashley Walk October Monthly Lottery Continued Ellen D November *Bake Shoppe Bakes Pie sale December Santa’s Secret Shop Ashley Walk January *Claysburg Stromboli January Bake Shoppe Bakes-Bake Sale February Winter Basket/Bag Bingo Rebecca Burkholder Jenn Sloss March *Marianna’s Hoagie Sale Eric Sloss April *Gardner’s Candy Sale Shannon Chappell May Paint & Sip Paul Fleissner June Central PA Rodeo Lyndsay Marshall Please do not forget you may buy SCRIP CARDS* all year long. *Spaghetti Dinner will be added if needed. We will monitor how the fall/winter fundraisers do and decide in January if the spaghetti dinner is needed. * Designated fundraisers that apply towards your fundraising goal.
Develop infrastructure plan for raising major gifts including materials, text and forms for website as needed. 2015 Patricia Moulton Kyle Martin Workgroup 25% 50% 75% 100% Develop infrastructure plan for planned giving including materials, forms and text for website as needed. 2015 Patricia Moulton Kyle Martin Workgroup 25% 50% 75% 100% Distribute end of year call for donations in December 2015 newsletter. December 2015 Kyle Martin 25% 50% 75% 100% Distribute annual donation report to donors. December 2015 Patricia Moulton 25% 50% 75% 100% Meet with Funding Logic to gather feedback/assistance. Fundraising Training September 2015, January 2016 Patricia Moulton Group chair 25% 50% 75% 100% Evaluate effectiveness of project. Collect and analyze outcome data for project. Write report on effectiveness of project. Gather feedback from group on next steps for next strategic plan. January-March, 2016 Patricia Moulton 25% 50% 75% 100% 2015-2016 Communications Plan for Fundraising Infrastructure Plan Year/Annual Goal Activities Person(s) Activity Completion Status Participate in Giving Hearts Day. Develop application for Giving Hearts Day and submit. 2015 Kyle Martin 25% 50% 75% 100% Attend required training for Giving Hearts Day. November 2015 Kyle Martin 25% 50% 75% 100% Develop overall strategy and theme for Giving Hearts Day marketing and video. Determine which awards to work towards. 2015 Kyle Martin Workgroup 25% 50% 75% 100% Develop video and marketing materials. December 2015- January 2016 Kyle Martin 25% 50% 75% 100%
Submit Materials to Impact Foundation. January 2016 Kyle Martin 25% 50% 75% 100% Determine roles for Board of Directors and Committee. Discuss with Board at January Board meeting. December 2016 Kyle Martin Patricia Moulton 25% 50% 75% 100% Giving Hearts Day announcement email to Leadership Team- invite them to ask their organizations to donate, reminder email closer to event January 2016 Kyle Martin 25% 50% 75% 100% Run story about 2015 Giving Hearts Day in enewsletter in preparation for 2016. January 2016 Kyle Martin 25% 50% 75% 100% Email to last year’s donors and other sponsors thanking them for their support and informing them about Giving Hearts Day, repeat email to them on Giving Hearts Day January 2016 Kyle Martin 25% 50% 75% 100% Mass Marketing for Giving Hearts Day including email flashes, social media, website and facebook advertising. February 2016 Kyle Martin 25% 50% 75% 100% Evaluate Giving Hearts Day and determine next steps. February-March 2016 Kyle Martin Workgroup 25% 50% 75% 100% Send thank you cards to all donors. List donations on website. March 2016 Kyle Martin 25% 50% 75% 100% Host American Nurse Film screenings in 2 communities during Nurses Week. Contact American Nurse Project about availability of screenings and procedures. January – February 2016 Kyle Martin 25% 50% 75% 100% Meet with workgroup to determine location of screenings, potential hosts and targeted audience for marketing. March 2016 Kyle Martin Workgroup 25% 50% 75% 100% Coordinate implementation of March-April, 2016 25% 50% 75% 100%
FUNDRAISING INSTITUTE AUSTRALIA ------- CONSUMER AFFAIRS AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND Australian Consumer Law Review SUBMISSION COVER sHEET Organisation: Fundraising Institute Australia (FIA) Street address: Level 2, 60 Archer Street Suburb/City: CHATSWOOD State & Code: NSW 2067 Postal address: PO Box 642 Suburb/City: CHATSWOOD State & Postcode: NSW 2057 Principal contact: Mr Rob Edwards Position: Chief Executive Officer Phone: 02 9411 6644 Fax: 02 9411 6655 Email address: redwards@fia.org.au FUNDRAISING INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA CONSUMER AFFAIRS AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND Australian Consumer Law Review SUBMISSION December 2016
Page 2 Fundraising (....cont) Peter explained that St Hugh’s is a generous Parish which supports many other charities and that we do not wish to compete with other fundraising. We need to draw to everyone’s attention that we need support. Enough people to make it work is the Strategy of any fundraising campaign. Some things to think about ….. How do we get priests? How do we keep things running? You get out what you put in. The church is rich / the parish is fine is a common mind-set Fundraising is NOT JUST ABOUT THE MONEY! Very important to say ‘thank you’ and give an example of where the money is going. We stressed as a committee that we are very conscious to work with other fundraisers in the parish who raise money for other good causes and that they were included to take part in the Parish Christmas Fayre and with an emphasis on working together. Peter asked for Brice to take back to the Diocese that we are a vibrant parish with a very sociable environment. We have focussed Fundraising and Finance Committees and a good Planned Giving Team. Peter thanked Brice for coming out to Letchworth to join our meeting and for giving us a good introduction to the support available to us. Contact details for information: Brice Sokolowski Campaign Director Diocese of Westminster Vaughan House 46 Francis Street, London, SW1P 1QN 020 7798 9353 ACTION Approve Minutes of the meeting held 21 January The minutes of the meeting were approved with the following updates: Ursula to check the date of the Christmas Fayre with STM. Mile of coins – good to have something ongoing in the background. How many pennies make a mile? Piles of coins in the Baptistery with perhaps a Thermometer to show progress. Action: Ursula to try and get something off the ground and will draft something with Fr Jimmy’s agreement. Cookery book still thought to be a good idea and could be sold in the Repository. Action – Angela to put a note in the newsletter. Peter gave a brief update on the plan for the forthcoming weekend’s Planned Giving Campaign. Ursula Ursula Angela /cont.......
Fundraising Order Form To order call 0422 588 586 or email Kylie@kakadutinytots.com.au Organisation Name Address State Postcode Phone Email Products Cost per Package (inc GST) Sell Price per package (RRP) Number of Packages Mixture of 10 Organic Soaps $30 $50 Mixture of 10 Soaps (inc Goats Milk) $30 $50 Mixture of 25 Organic Soaps $70 $125 Mixture of 25 Soaps (inc Goats Milk) $70 $125 Mixture of 50 Organic Soaps $125 $250 Mixture of 50 Soaps (inc Goats Milk) $125 $250 SPECIAL 45 soaps including wooden stand for display purposes – perfect for selling to clubs, businesses, shops etc $150 $230 Total Packages Total Terms & Conditions of Kakadu Tiny Tots Fundraising Orders delivered within 21 days No returns for unsold or excess products All RRP’s are recommended retail prices only and you are not obliged to sell at the RRP’s Please talk to Kakadu Tiny Tots for more info
When? Choose a date Choose a time Make sure that it doesn’t clash with annual events or holidays. Work backwards from the date in your preparations. Make sure that it’s a good time of the day for the people you are hoping to attract. Where? Choose a suitable location Make sure it can cope with the numbers you expect Check that the facilities are suitable. Ensure that the appropriate licenses can be gained and it has the required health and safety. Other important tips Recruit a team to help you! Delegate tasks and act as supervisor to help things run smoothly. Resources What do you need? How do you get them? List the companies that make/shops that sell what you need. Write lots of letters/make lots of phone calls! Offer them something in return, their company logo on the advertising, announcements during the event/prize giving etc… Can you get prizes donated? Can friends help provide manpower, food etc… Budget ££££££££££££££££££ How much will the event cost to run? Production costs for publicity, tickets etc… Food/Drink costs
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HOW DO YOU PROPOSE TO GIVE THE FUNDS RAISED TO WOMEN’S AID? (Please tick) ⃝ Bank lodgment ⃝ EFT ⃝ Online via our website ⃝ MyCharity/EverydayHero ⃝ Checque ⃝ GoFundMe ⃝ Other, please outline ________________________________________________________ PLEASE PROVIDE ANY OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION: DATE OF ENQUIRY: Please return to Fundraising, Women’s Aid, 5 Wilton Place, Dublin 2 or by email to . Thank you.
Appropriate IRS statements and disclosures Appeal code -- a five-character identifier assigned to approved events that will assist with tracking and reporting your event revenue. The Development Office may be able to assist in promoting your event by creating an on-line RSVP and/or giving webpage customized for your event sending electronic communications to targeted TU alumni and donors including your event information in development-related communications and publications Mailings and Electronic Communications The Development Office maintains the official TU alumni/donor database and can provide mailing labels for your targeted groups and/or send electronic communications by request. Address and other biographical changes received by the department (by return mail or otherwise) should be reported to the Development Office for updating. Sponsorships If you are seeking corporate sponsorship, the fair market value of the sponsorship must be determined and the amount should be included on your sponsorship marketing materials. All sponsorship solicitations should be coordinated with University Marketing. Auctions If your event includes a live or silent auction, the fair market value of each donated item must be determined by the donor of the item and included on the Auction Donation Form. Your auction staff and/or volunteers should be trained in advance by the Towson University Foundation (TUF) on procedures for collecting payments at auction close out. As an alternative, TUF staff may be employed to manage sales on-site and complete corresponding documentation at a minimal cost to the department. In-kind Products/Services An Offer of Gift-in-Kind Contribution Form should be submitted to the Towson University Foundation for approval before accepting any offers of in-kind products to ensure that the provider receives gift-in-kind acknowledgement from the TUF. For example, if a local restaurant offers to donate food/beverage to be served at your event, the fair market value of the food/beverage would be considered and acknowledged as a gift-in-kind. In-kind services are not considered or acknowledged as gifts. Managing Event Revenue Outright gifts and monies received through ticket sales, sponsorships or auction sales that have a gift component should be made payable to the Towson University Foundation and are directed to and managed by the TUF. The Development Office works with the TUF to ensure proper reporting, receipting and acknowledging of all gifts in accordance with gift reporting standards and federal regulations. Other Support
Ingraham High School Athletics Program FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN Date submitted to Athletic Director: Vendor: Team: Vendor Contact Information: Coach & Contact Information: Goal of the Fundraiser: How much money is going to be raised? How will the money be spent? What portion of the donations will go to Vendor Fees and what are the fees (e.g. credit card fees, overhead, etc.)? Have you communicated to donors that this percentage of their donation will NOT go directly to your team? Is any of the donation going to be used to purchase goods and services (e.g. uniform pieces the athletes will keep)? If so, this part is NOT tax-deductible. Have you communicated to donors that this portion of their donation is not tax-deductible? Have you communicated to the vendor that the final disbursement check(s) should be written out to IABC (your team)? Checks should never be written out to a coach or deposited into a coach’s personal account. TIMELINE Start Date: End Date: Important: Please notify the IABC Treasurer about your fundraiser so that he/she is able to track the donations and get them into your specific team account (a copy of this form is sufficient). AFTER THE FUNDRAISER IS OVER: Deposit disbursement checks into your team’s IABC account Provide the IABC Treasurer with a summary of donations including: list of individual donors amount per donor amount of fees taken from each donation for vendor Notify the Athletic Director and the IABC Treasurer that the Fundraiser has ended.
Program Name Total State General Fund Total VOCA Fund Cash Match Total Grant Award Piedmont 84,885 70,890 28,295 184,070 Alexandria 65,403 53,142 21,801 140,346 Chesterfield 61,774 49,836 20,591 132,201 Newport News 42,483 32,262 14,161 88,906 Rappahannock 63,684 51,576 21,228 136,488 Henrico 100,165 84,810 33,388 218,363 GPW 94,053 79,242 31,351 204,646 Central VA 79,346 65,844 26,449 171,639 Richmond 69,223 56,622 23,074 148,919 Fairfax 90,615 76,110 30,205 196,930 Total 1,534,007 1,223,598 511,336 3,268,941
As part of the T5008/RL18 initiative, dealers are requested to provide T5008/RL18 filing/reporting preference for every Dealer Code for their nominee accounts: Dealer Name Four Digit Dealer Code Dealer Registration Enter either “IIROC”, “MFDA” or “AMF” or “Other” Dealer Preference: -Dealer Reports to CRA/RQ for Nominee Clients or… -Manufacturer Reports to CRA/RQ for Nominee Clients Enter either “Dealer”or“Fund Co.” Note: Fundserv will post all Dealer Registrations and preferences on our website for the industry to rely on as part of the T5008/RL18 process. Once posted, it is imperative for firms to review the information on the Fundserv website for accuracy and notify immediately of any discrepancies. Fundserv will advise the industry of any updates through the regular weekly network changes email subscription. DATED this ___ day of ______________, 20___ Signature of Approved Signing Authority: Name of Approved Signing Authority: Company: Tel: Email:
Grant Proposals Approved to-Date Funder USE Amount 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TOTAL Grant Awards $ Grant Proposals NOT Funded: Grant Application Amount Requested Funding Use 1 2 3 4 5 Total Awards Not Received $ Grant Proposals Submitted & Pending Approval Date Submitted Amount Requested Funding Use $ Total Grant Proposals Pending Grant Applications to Submit in the Near Future Request Funder Due Date
Describe how this project met your fund’s challenge in a new or more effective way? (2 marks) Tell us how this project helped to save time, resources, improve internal efficiency etc. Share the tangible benefits to your fund. What were the timelines? (1 mark) How did you determine your project timelines? Outline the criteria/rationale for your timeline. How did you measure success? What were the key performance measures? (2 marks) Tell us how you determined what performance measures you would put in place. Answer (maximum 500 words) SOLUTION Criteria Hint Describe the solution to the business issue you identified in the objectives. (1 mark) Include a brief overview of the nature of the project and what you thought the solution would look like. Detail how you came up with the solution. Was something created from scratch, modified for purpose and/or used in a unique way? (1 mark) Tell us how you decided on the final solution and the different options you considered.
•!• Mariachis & Bag Pipes Mariachi and Bag Pipes are sometimes culturally important. We welcome their use on the steps of the church before or after a service or to lead a procession in/out of church. We do not allow them to be played during a Mass or Service. •!• To assist you with planning, we have included a listing of the most commonly requested hymns: Gathering Songs Amazing Grace Here I Am, Lord Lift High the Cross On Eagles Wings Offertory Songs Amazing Grace Eye Has Not Seen Hosea I Know My Redeemer Lives We Remember Communion Songs Eat This Bread Be Not Afraid I Have Love You Lord of All Hopefulness We Walk by Faith Be Not Afraid I Have Loved You Prayer of St Francis You Are Mine Eye Has Not Seen Canticle of the Sun Morning Has Broken You Are Mine Blest Are They Here I Am, Lord Tree of Life Gift of Finest Wheat I Am the Bread of Life Panis Angelicus I Have Loved You One Bread, One Body Song of the Body of Christ Taste and See The King of Love Recessional Songs Amazing Grace for All the Saints Holy God Jesus Remember Me On Eagles Wings We Come to Your Feast Be Not Afraid Go Silent Friend How Great Thou Art Joyful, Joyful Precious Lord We Remember Faith of our Fathers Jesus Christ is Risen Today Let There Be Peace on Earth
The hymns, “Christ will gather in His own” and “Peace perfect peace” was sung. Special prayers “for the eternal rest of Isaac Ball”, were said by the Vicar, (the rev. J.W.G. Jones) who conducted the service. Many women were by emotion while the deputy organist, Mr. F. Clare, played the dead march from “Saul.” At The Graveside About 200 people took part in the procession through the churchyard to the graveside where the committal sentences were said by the vicar. After the coffin had been lowered into the grave, where the cross of white chrysanthemums had been place on the sanded bed, Mr. William Turner, of the Mow Cop lodge of the Loyal Order of Ancient Shepard’s read the oration of the Order. During the committal prayers, the widow stood by the graveside supported by her eldest son, Mr. Eliott Ball. There were many floral tributes and wreaths by a variety of contributors.
February/March 2018 Awards Michael Corso Christine Bravo Academic Affairs US Department of Education FY 2019 Title III and V Eligibility Designation Elizabeth Amaya-Fernandez Student Development NJ Division of Highway Traffic Safety William Paterson University HERO Campaign 2018 $15,000 Julie Ann Nagle College of Arts and Communication National Academy of Sciences/National Academies Keck Futures Initiative through a subaward with University of Texas - Austin Empathy Mirror/Borrowed Burrow $3,000 February/March 2018 Proposals Rahi Abouk Cotsakos College of Business National Institutes of Health (NIH) through a subaward from the RAND Corporation Can Mandatory Electronic Prescriptions Reduce Opioid Abuse? $126,180 Russell Sage Foundation Do School Shootings widen the Black-White Test Score Gap? $20,000 Megan Conrad College of Humanities and Social Sciences Fahs-Beck Fund for Research and Experimentation Exploring the Use of Shared Storybook Reading as an Executive Function Intervention with Low-Income Preschoolers $20,000 Kristen Evangelista College of Arts and Communication National Endowment for the Arts Site-Specific Installation and Exhibit by Marion Wilson $49,000.00 William Kernan College of Science and Health Glen Sherman Student Development Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) United in Prevention in Passaic County - Passaic City $625,000 Cyril Ku Jennifer Callanan College of Science and Health National Science Foundation through a subaward from Montclair State University NNJ PROGRESS: PROmoting GRaduate Education for Success in Science $163,158 Lance Risley College of Science and Health Federal Aviation Administration through a subcontract from TRC Northern Long-Eared Bat Surveys Summer 2018 Librada Sanchez Eileen Lubeck Student Development U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Violence Against Women
Funeral Rites by Seamus Heaney I I shouldered a kind of manhood stepping in to lift the coffins of dead relations. They had been laid out in tainted rooms, their eyelids glistening, their dough-white hands shackled in rosary beads. Their puffed knuckles had unwrinkled, the nails were darkened, the wrists obediently sloped. The dulse-brown shroud, the quilted satin cribs: I knelt courteously admiting it all as wax melted down and veined the candles, the flames hovering to the women hovering behind me. And always, in a corner, the coffin lid, its nail-heads dressed with little gleaming crosses. Dear soapstone masks, kissing their igloo brows had to suffice before the nails were sunk and the black glacier of each funeral pushed away. II Now as news comes in of each neighbourly murder we pine for ceremony, customary rhythms: the temperate footsteps of a cortège, winding past each blinded home. I would restore the great chambers of Boyne, prepare a sepulchre under the cupmarked stones. Out of side-streets and bye-roads purring family cars nose into line, the whole country tunes to the muffled drumming of ten thousand engines. Somnambulant women, left behind, move through emptied kitchens imagining our slow triumph towards the mounds. Quiet as a serpent in its grassy boulevard the procession drags its tail out of the Gap of the North as its head already enters the megalithic doorway. III When they have put the stone back in its mouth we will drive north again past Strang and Carling fjords the cud of memory allayed for once, arbitration of the feud placated, imagining those under the hill disposed like Gunnar who lay beautiful inside his burial mound, though dead by violence and unavenged. men said that he was chanting verses about honour and that four lights burned in corners of the chamber: which opened then, as he turned with a joyful face to look at the moon.
Funeral Tea 1 BBQ Chicken Goujons Sausage Rolls Cheese and Onion Pastry Pork Pies ~ Fresh bread Roasted beef with fresh tomato Cheese Egg Mayonnaise ~ Scones with fresh cream and strawberry Jam ~ £7.95 per person Lakeside Restaurant – Function Rooms Ponderosa RTC, Off Smithies Lane, Heckmondwike, WF16 0PN Tel 01924 404604 Funeral Tea 2 BBQ Chicken Goujons Ham and cheese Quiche Sausage Rolls Cheese and Onion Pastry Pork Pies ~ Fresh bread Roasted beef with fresh tomato Roast Chicken with Cranberry Cheese ~ Homemade Coleslaw New potato salad Mixed Leaf Salad ~ Scones with fresh cream and strawberry Jam ~ Tea and Coffee ~ £8.95 per person Funeral Tea 3 BBQ Chicken Goujons Ham and cheese Quiche Sausage Rolls Cheese and Onion Pastry Deep fried breaded king prawns ~ Fresh bread Roasted beef with fresh tomato Roast Chicken with Cranberry Cheese Prawns in freshly made marie-rose sauce and sliced cucumber ~ Homemade Coleslaw New potato salad Mixed Leaf Salad ~ Scones with fresh cream and strawberry Jam ~ Tea and Coffee ~ £9.95 per person
Evaluation: Funky Chicken Project Write-up Name: Scenario: Criteria Possible Points Points Earn Teacher’s Assessment Student Self Assessment Write-up 30 pts Introduction to inheritance and its relationship to this project Introduction clearly explains inheritance (Mendel’s experiments, law of segregation, complete dominance) and its relationship to the “Funky Chicken” project 8 Crosses & Punnett squares Crosses include phenotype, alleles, and genotype. Pictures are neat and are in color. Punnett squares are complete and accurate (include cross, key, genotype and phenotype % and ratios) P1 &F1 offspring reflect the alleles/genotype in the greatest % of the P1 and F1 crosses. 15 Marketing Scenario Marketing scenario is persuasive and is clearly presented. Remember: this is your first contact with the “scenario” corporation. 7 Total Points 30 Comments: Evaluation: Funky Chicken Project Presentation Name(s): Scenario: Criteria Possible Points Points Earn Teacher’s Assessment Student Self Assessment Presentation 100 pts Participation Time given in class to work on project was utilized efficiently and effectively. 10 Model and/or Other Visual Aids Model or other visuals (examples-skit, music or video) used to enhance presentation. Charts, table and other visuals are used in PowerPoint presentation to assist in selling your 20
Activity One (Teacher) Letter formation – in sand/shaving foam/iPad software etc Robot letters – r and h Activity Two (Independent) Fine motor skills – Nuts and Bolts Activity Three (DM) Letter formation – in handwriting books Robot letters – r and h Activity Four (Independent) Fine motor skills – Pompoms and tweezers Monday Red Yellow Green Blue Wednesday Blue Red Yellow Green Thursday Green Blue Red Yellow Friday Yellow Green Blue Red Handwriting Groups – Funky Fingers (12/6/17)
After her husband had gone to work, Mrs Richards sent her children to school and went upstairs to her bedroom. She was too excited to do any 1 ______ that morning, because in the evening she would be going to a fancy dress party with her husband. She intended to dress up as a ghost and she had 2 ______ her costume the night before. Now she was 3 ______ to try it on. Though the costume consisted only of a sheet, it was very effective. Mrs Richards put it 4 ______, looked in the mirror, smiled and went downstairs. She wanted to find out whether it would be 5 ______ to wear. Just as Mrs Richards was entering the dining-room, there was a 6 ______ on the front door. She knew that it must be the baker. She had told him to come straight in if ever she failed to open the door and to leave the bread on the kitchen table. Not wanting to 7 ______ the poor man, Mrs Richards quickly hid in the small store-room under the stairs. She heard the front door open and heavy footsteps in the hall. Suddenly the door of the store-room was opened and a man entered. Mrs Richards realized that it must be the man from the Electricity Board who had come to read the meter. She tried to 8 ______ the situation, saying 'It's only me', but it was too late. The man let out a cry and jumped back several paces. When Mrs Richards walked towards him, he ran away, slamming the door behind him. 1. А) homework; Б) household; В) housework; Г) housewife 2. А) did; Б) made; В) built; Г) created 3. А) nervous; Б) restless; В) ill at ease; Г) impatient 4. А) up; Б) on; В) over; Г) down 5. А) attractive; Б) exciting; В) comfortable; Г) cozy 6. А) knock; Б) kick; В) hit; Г) crash 7. А) fear; Б) worry; В) disturb; Г) frighten 8. А) describe; Б) explain; В) interpret; Г) clear
FUNDING APPLICATION FORM CONTRIBUTIONS TO EUROPEAN POLITICAL PARTIES FOR FINANCIAL YEAR [INSERT] COMPOSITION OF FUNDING APPLICATION The following table is intended to help you prepare your funding application. It can be used as a checklist to make sure that you have included all the requisite documents. Document number Documents to be supplied Documents which must be supplied but are not included in this model of the funding application Original covering letter indicating the contribution amount requested for financial year n signed by the legal representative □ Letter of the legal representative certifying the authorisation to undertake legal obligations on behalf of the applicant □ Standard extract from the Register of European political parties and European political foundations □ List of all members together with an up-to-date* proof of their membership. □ List of Members of the European Parliament □
FUNZANI EDUCATION AND TRAINING CENTRE DATE VENUE ACTIVITIES TARGET AUDIENCE TIMESLOT CONTACT PERSON BOOKING 06/08/2016 Thohoyandou Secondary, Thohoyandou Hands on activities on E-Mail registrations E-Learning registrations Formations of WhatsApp study groups Public 09:00 – 13:00 Singo AC 076 544 0852 No 07/08/2016 Thohoyandou Assemblies of God, Thohoyandou Block F The Living Gospel World Mission, Tshilivho The Living Gospel World Mission, Ha Manenzhe Christian Worship Centre, Maniini Lutheran Church, Tshifudi Lutheran Church, Makwarela ZCC, Makwarela New Life International, Sekororo Science Lecture Science For Sustainable Development and Improved Quality of Life. 13:00 – 14:00
Fauldhouse Run for Fun 2016 – Results # Runner Time # Runner Time 2K Run Results 25 64 – Philip Redshaw 18:42.46 1 46 – Marc Smith 8:25.04 26 63 – Christie Redshaw 18:43.86 2 47 – Sean Smith 8:37.66 27 57 – Sandy Gilchrist 21:18.17 3 40 – Ricky Coulter 9:56.01 28 59 – Bella Manchini 21:18.74 4 41 – Lois Rennie 11:15.96 29 68 – Anne Rennie 21:19.13 5 43 – Mack Rennie 11:16.37 6 44 – Paul Rennie 11:24.16 5K Run Results 7 58 – Luca Manchini 11:32.09 1 52 – Sam Laird 27:30.39 8 42 – Lorraine Rennie 11:48.89 2 51 – Craig Laird 27:31.33 9 54 – Caoimhe Gibnay 11:53.49 3 54 – Lewis Crawford 29:17.52 10 65 – Lilly Rylott 12:36.73 4 55 – Lewis McIntyre 29:47.74 11 66 – Callum Rylott 12:38.07 5 56 – John Reid 29:47.80 12 67 – Rebecca Rylott 12:39.22 6 63 – Maggie Arshad 30:04.12 13 51 – Kian Gibney 13:06.20 7 53 – Samantha Crawford 33:23.39 14 52 – Anya Dolan-Osborne 13:07.09 8 61 – Fiona Findlay 33:51.15 15 53 – Pauline Gibney 13:09.38 9 50 – Debbie Coulter 34:08.87 16 49 – Elayna Bull 14:38.30 10 62 – Neil Findlay 39:29.59 17 50 – Donna Bull 14:39.40 11 57 – Laura Davies 39:30.64 18 45 – Jamie Smith 15:41.17 12 59 – Callum Sinclair 42:47.73 19 48 – Ben Smith 15:42.35 13 58 – Donna Hutchings 43:15.98 20 55 – JJ Heron 17:44.80 14 60 – Jillian Sinclair 43:17.19 21 56 – Audrey Heron 17:45.59 22 60 – Grace Law 17:46.11 23 62 – Kirsten Law 18:09.22 24 61 – Maggie Law 18:16.02
1. Purpose Funding entities are responsible for ensuring all expressions of interest, tenders and contractual documentation clearly set out the requirements of the Code for the Tendering and Performance of Building Work 2016 (Building Code). All parties invited to express interest in, or tender for, Commonwealth funded building work, must be informed of the application of the Building Code to the work. This document contains model clauses that can be used in expression of interest or tender documentation (however described) and contracts issued by funding entities who are directly funding Commonwealth funded building work to ensure application of the Building Code. In the model clauses, the following terms are used: ‘Works’ is used to refer to the Commonwealth funded building work that is the subject of the expression of interest, tender or contract. ‘Contractor’ is used to refer to the building contractor of building industry participant who enters into a contract with the funding entity for the Works. ‘Subcontractor’ is used to refer to any building contractor or building industry participant who enters into a subcontract with the Contractor in relation to the Works. ‘Contract’ is used to refer to a contract between the Contractor and the funding entity for the Works. The Building Code can be downloaded from: 2. Advertisement clause The clause below should be used by funding entities for advertisements calling for expressions of interest or requests for tender (however described) for directly Commonwealth Funded Building Work: COMPLIANCE WITH THE CODE FOR THE TENDERING AND PERFORMANCE OF BUILDING WORK 2016 The Code for the Tendering and Performance of Building Work 2016 applies to the building work associated with this project. By submitting an expression of interest in, or tender for, this project, you will become subject to the Code for the Tendering and Performance of Building Work 2016.
7 To what extent does the Tenderer intend to use domestically sourced and manufactured building materials to undertake the Works? Details: 8 Whether the building materials to be used to undertake the building work comply with relevant Australian standards published by, or on behalf of, Standards Australia? Details: 9 What is the Tenderer’s assessment of the whole-of-life costs of the project to which the Works relate? Details: 10 What does the Tenderer consider the impact on jobs will be of the project to which the Works relate? Details: 11 Does the Tenderer consider that the project to which the Works relate will contribute to skills growth? Yes/No 7. Contract clauses - agreements between Funding Recipients and contractors The clauses below can be used by Funding Recipients in contracts with Building Contractors or Building Industry Participants to undertake indirectly Commonwealth Funded Building Work to which the Building Code applies:
REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA REPORTABLE HIGH COURT OF NAMIBIA MAIN DIVISION, WINDHOEK JUDGMENT Case no: CA 104/2014 In the matter between: MATHIEU NICOLAS FURIC APPELLANT and THE STATE RESPONDENT Neutral citation: Furic v The State (CA 104/2014) [2014] NAHCMD 370 (27 November 2014) Coram: LIEBENBERG J and SHIVUTE J Heard: 18 November 2014 Delivered: 27 November 2014 Flynote: Extradition – Request for extradition by India – Extradition founded on documents furnished by the State – Translation of witness statements not by sworn translator – Unsworn statements not to be relied upon – Documents also not properly authenticated or certified as provided for in Act – Documents being foreign documents accordingly inadmissible as evidence. Extradition – Evidence – Act requires magistrate be satisfied that prima facie case proved against the person to be extradited – Rules of the High Court to
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