1) Would it be acceptable to have a DTR on the project, instead
of a Registered Dietitian?
Yes, you may have a Dietetic Technician, Registered (DTR) or a Registered
Dietitian.
2) How do I apply for this grant program?
Applicants must fill out and submit the online application form through on the
Champions Grant website.
3) Will hard copy applications be accepted?
No, hard copy applications will not be accepted. All applications must be
submitted online.
4) Who is eligible to apply?
Organizations such as:
Not-for-profit Organizations 501 c (3) and 509 (a)
Health Departments
Government Agencies
Schools and School Districts
Native American Tribes
5) If my organization has multiple youth programs focused on youth, can we
apply for a grant for each program?
No, please choose only your strongest program for this grants program.
6) Is it acceptable to submit a grant application that is a collaboration
between two or more organizations?
Yes. However, you should choose one organization to receive the funds and
administer them.
7) What type of activity would fulfill the requirement for a physical activity
component?
The physical activity component should be measurable and promote either:
8) If we receive the grant, can we apply again next year to keep the program
going?
In general, programs will be funded for one year only. One important part of the
selection criteria for the grant is the sustainability of the program after the
grant period is over. If your organization or agency initiates a new program,
or uses the same program but targets a different population group, it would be
appropriate to submit another proposal at that time.
9) Do I need a General Mills plant in the area to apply for this grant?
No, applicants are not required to be located in an area where a General Mills
manufacturing facility is located.
10) What is the timeline for the Champions for Healthy Kids grant program?
| Applications Available Online |
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October 2007 |
| Applications Due |
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January 15, 2008 |
| Award Recipients Announced |
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May 2008 |
| Funding Available for Recipients |
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May 2008 |
| Program Evaluation Due |
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September 1, 2009 |
11) Who should I contact with questions?
If you still have questions after reviewing the grant application form and
background resources, you may contact Beth Labrador by phone at 1-800-877-1600
ext. 4821 or by email at blabrador@eatright.org.
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