Grant Recipient Progress Reports:

Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis requires that primary grant recipients receiving $100,000 submit periodic progress reports. Impact 100 Indianapolis emphasizes the use of evaluation to measure program progress and outcomes, promote learning from the experience, improve program performance and encourage grantees to build effective self-evaluation plans into their projects. Copies of the interim and final reports can be downloaded in the following versions:

All grant finalists that are not the ultimate recipient of the primary grant provided annually by Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis will receive an equal division of the residual funds or residual grant. Residual grants are provided to the finalist organizations on an unrestricted basis. Residual grant recipients will receive distribution of funds accompanied by a cover letter outlining the requirements of the receipt of funds. The deposit of the funds by the residual grant recipient will constitute agreement to the terms of the cover letter.

Residual grant recipients will not be subject to the same reporting requirements as full grant recipients. Instead, residual grant recipients will provide a short written report identifying how the receipt of such funds strengthened the organization. The format of this report will be provided to the residual grant recipients in advance of its due date.