Criteria used to assess projects will include:
- Description of the specific vulnerable population
to be served and numbers of people to be served
by the project.
- Clarity of the health problem to be addressed
and how it can be addressed in the context of specific
social factors.
- Innovation and effectiveness of the proposed
strategy and how it would change any current system.
- Evidence of community involvement that includes
new or nontraditional partners and members of the
population to be served.
- Active engagement of local grantmakers including
how they became involved and what their role has
been.
- The organization’s capacity to implement
the proposed project and manage grant funds.
- Evidence of a plan to assess the project’s
impact with measurable project outcomes.
- A reasonable and cost-efficient budget.
- A realistic plan to sustain funding after the
LFP grant is completed.
- Potential for the project to become a national
model.
In addition to the criteria listed
above, our goal is to fund projects comprising a group
of grantees diverse in location and type of organization.
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