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Required Financial Documents

The following financial documentation must be submitted with NFWF full proposals. Applicants are encouraged to provide this information at the time of application in order to prevent review, approval and/or contracting delays (if applicable). Below, you will find a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) to assist you with compiling the required information.  If you have additional questions regarding documentation requirements or unanswered questions, please contact the NFWF staff representative listed in the RFP or your Grants Administrator.

Transparency Act Requirements

In compliance with the Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act (PL-109-282), the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) will report on grants of $25000 or more in federal funds.

Pre-Proposal Summary

Below is an outline of the content of the Foundation's baseline pre-proposal application.

Full Proposal Summary

Below is an outline of the content of the Foundation's baseline full proposal application.

Budget Instructions

A complete detailed budget and narrative must be submitted with NFWF Full Proposals.

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Indirect Cost Policy

For awards subject to OMB Uniform Guidance, 2 CFR Chapter I, Chapter II, Part 200 et al. 

Recipient Information

Once a project has been selected for an award, NFWF will review your organization's financial documents and budget. We will then enter into a grant agreement with you. Once that agreement is in place, you may start requesting funds and submitting reports and amendment requests.

Contracting

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation will review your project's budget and your organization's financial documents. If we determine that changes need to be made to the full proposal, you will receive an email (from Easygrants@nfwf.org) which will direct you with regard to next steps.