Grant Programs and Guidelines ->Community Grants ->Grant Reports October 6, 2008 Community Grants Technical Assistance Grants Grants by Fund Strengthening Neighborhoods Grants Other Grant Opportunities FAQ Grant Guidelines Grant Reports Past Grantees Additional Resources Submitting Grant Reports If you have received a grant through the Community Grants Program, you are required to send us a Final Report on the use of the grant money. This report is due at the end of your grant period and is required before your organization can be considered for subsequent grants from the Community Grants Program. The grant contract that you received contains information on the reporting requirements, including the due dates. This can be found in Section III, Grant Reports, and Section IV, Grant Specifications, of the grant contract. You may submit your Final Report in one of two ways: The first option is to use the report form created by The Denver Foundation, called Final Grant Report Questions (link below), which consists of four questions specific to The Denver Foundation. We suggest that you answer these questions as succinctly and briefly as possible, within a limit of two pages. Final Grant Report Questions The second option is to use the Common Grant Report Format created by the Colorado Association of Funders. The intent was to create a grant report format that would be accepted by a large number of foundations, and which could be completed once by the grantee and then submitted to several foundations to satisfy their final report requirement. Many Colorado foundations, including The Denver Foundation, are now accepting this report form. While this report has many more questions to answer, it may be more efficient to use this form to report on your Denver Foundation grant, if you can use it for other foundations as well. Common Grant Report Format More questions? Contact Justin Sharp, Grants Manager.