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The Questions
The Answers1 Who can apply?Anyone or any group with a proposal that is consistent with the mission of the IEEE Canadian Foundation.
2 Why do I need to relate my project to the mission of the IEEE Canadian Foundation?Because the IEEE Canadian Foundation is required to comply with the Canada Customs and Revenue requlations regarding its activities as a registered charitable foundation.
3 What is a well documented proposal?First and foremost, it is a business plan. It states clearly the purpose of the project, the time frame for completion, the resources needed for sucess, a clear definition of what is meant by sucess and clear metrics to measure sucess.
4 What about funding?That's where the our foundation may come in, along with other folks. The IEEE Canadian Foundation may fund all or part of real expenses, depending on the nature of the project, and its relevence to our objectives. The more inovative your proposal, and the more financial partners you find, and the smaller the percentage of funds that you ask the foundation for, the more likely you are to receive a grant. If your request is for more than a few thousand dollars, it will be difficult for the foundation to provide funding.
5 How can I get help in making my application?You can contact our IEEE Canadian Foundation Grants Committee at: grants@ieeecanadianfoundation.org |
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