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Financial Management
Sponsoring Organization: Kids for the Future (KFF)  
Program Name: Learning More  
Request from XYZ: $40,000  
Program Budget: $154,518  
Organization Budget: $250,000 (for existing KFF youth and social services programs)  

 

Learning More Budget Narrative
September 1, 2001 – August 31, 2002

Sources of Funds/Resources

Cash income to operate Learning More will come from five sources.  The partners overseeing Learning More are contributing a total of $42,218:  $34,683 from Kids for the Future and $7,535 from the Local School Department.  In addition, $40,000 is being requested from the XYZ Foundation as a leadership grant, which will be used to leverage equal funds and another $40,000, from other education-oriented foundations and government agencies that serve this region of New Hampshire.  Finally, $1,200 will be raised through the $60 per student fee for participation in Learning More.

In addition, the third Learning More partner, the local State College, and the sponsoring organization (KFF) are contributing $31,100 in in-kind services including a professor’s and volunteer tutors’ time and classroom space to run the program.

Expenses (ongoing)

Salary expenses will cover a full-time project director at $60,000, two part-time middle/high school teachers in Math and Language Arts at $4,200 each or $8,400 total, part-time clerical support at $4,500 and one-third of a State College professor’s time, for designing the computer tutorials and overseeing the computer tutors, at $16,667.  Taxes and fringe benefits at 23% will add a total expense of $20,600.

Hourly expenses (including in-kind) for consultants and volunteers will include $3,600 for 8 volunteer computer tutors, $2,000 for a grant writer at the project’s start and $8,000 for an evaluator at the project’s completion.

Administrative expenses include $5,500 for office supplies including supplies for program support such as copy paper, stationary, resource books, instruction books and manuals, pens, pencils, etc.; $700 in postage for mailings to parents regarding notification of meetings and other activities, notices to collaborators regarding meetings, and communication to school personnel and parents regarding student progress; $1,500 for photocopying and printing; $2400 for phone and fax to communicate with parents, partners, funders and students;  $6000 for rent of classroom space (provided in-kind by KFF); $1000 for electricity and heat (provided in-kind by KFF); $250 for staff travel, which covers .32 per mile travel for Director attending partner meetings and educational seminars;  $500 for insurance to cover students while on KFF property; and $600 to purchase a used computer for administrative and program activities.

Program expenses include $4,500 for the KFF van that will transport State College tutors and non-local students to Learning More’s location at the KFF office; $1,000 for student program materials including text books; and $2,000 for drinks and snacks for students during the Saturday morning enrichment sessions.

Program and administrative overhead is figured at 15% or $2,843 and miscellaneous costs are estimated at $1,707.

Expenses (one-time)

Training for staff members in academic and computer curriculum and educational materials will be provided for $250 to cover the instructor’s fee.

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