Important Reporting Information – Please Read
Please check your Letter of Agreement for your reporting schedule.
Your Letter of Agreement outlines the results that the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) expects your grant to achieve and contains the approved budget for your grant. Use these Reporting Forms to report on the Expected Results, the Approved Budget and any Grant Conditions that may have been attached to your grant.
Please contact your Program Manager or Grants Associate before you reallocate funds in your approved budget.
Please complete all three sections of these Reporting Forms. Use your computer cursor or the Tab Key to move between boxes. To select a box, click on it with your mouse.
Please print the completed forms and mail three (3) copies of the forms, and two (2) copies of all attachments to:
[Your Program Manager or Grants Associate]
The Ontario Trillium Foundation
800 Bay Street, 5th floor,
Toronto, Ontario M5S 3A9
Unfortunately we cannot accept e-mail copies of your forms at this time.
Save an electronic copy of the Reporting Forms for future reports you prepare for OTF. You can also download these forms from our website,
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Important Reporting Information – Please Read
July 2011 THE ONTARIO TRILLIUM FOUNDATION SINGLE-YEAR GRANTS 1.800.263.2887
Important Reporting Information – Please Read
Need help preparing your report?
Find help on our website!Go to the ‘Grant Recipients’ and click on ‘Reporting on your Grant’. Scroll to the bottom of the page and refer to the ‘Sample Tables’ or go to ‘Frequently Asked Questions’. These contain examples of completed tables and provide answers to questions we are often asked.Give us a call! Our staff will be happy to assist you. If you have questions concerning your grant, please contact your Program Manager. If you have technical questions about preparing your report or completing the forms, call 1.800.263.2887 and ask to speak with a Policy and Research Analyst in the Policy, Research, and Evaluation Department.
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Important Reporting Information – Please Read
Attach this completed Cover Sheet to all reports you submit to the Foundation.
Organization name: Every Kid In Our Communities - Transportation Pilot
c/o Family and Children's Services of Lanark, Leeds and Grenville
E-mail address:
Mailing address: 438 Laurier Blvd., Brockville, ON K6V 6C5
Phone number: 613-498-2100
Grant ID #: 9995937Grant amount: $65,000
Reporting Period: final(mm/yr) 4/2010 to(mm/yr) 9/2011
You are required to submit the following items in your Report Package. Please check the items you have included in your package. Send three (3) copies of the Reporting Forms and two (2) copies of attachments.
Reporting Forms
Section A – Summary Form
Section B – Financial Table and Conditions
Section C – Outcomes of Your Grant
Attachments
List of your current board of directors
Any completed resources or materials produced through your grant
For renovations grants:
Photographs of renovated areas
Copy of the certificate of completion
Person completing this report
Name:Pam GummerDate:August 30, 2011
Position: EKIOC Transportation Chairperson/Community Services Supervisor
Signature:
Board president / chair
Name: Date:
Signature:
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• Complete all three sections of these Reporting Forms.Use your computer cursor or the Tab Key to move between boxes. To select a box, click on it with your mouse.
• All questions may not be relevant to your work.
Simply indicate N/A (not applicable) for questions that do not apply or are not relevant to your work.
• Report on the entire length of your grant.
People benefiting from your grant
A1. How many people directly benefited from your grant?549 People
Include information such as the number of people using your services, participating in your programs, attending an event, etc. Avoid counting people more than once. For example, if you offer a program in which groups of people participate on a regular basis, only count the members of those groups once.
Do not include people who indirectly benefit from your grant. For example, people benefiting from clean air and spaces; number of visitors to your website; people in your community that were contacted through outreach but did not become directly involved in your grant; people living in your area but who did not directly access your facilities, services or programs.
A2. If your initiative involved marketing, promotion, outreach or raising awareness, how many people did you reach/contact (do not include website hits)?
17,703People
A3.If you held a community or public event as part of your grant, please indicate how many events you held and the total number of people that attended each event.
Type of event /Number of
events held / Total number of people attendingFestival
Arts production / performance / exhibit
Public education event
Sporting event
Conference / workshop / training program
Other, please specify:media release / 1 / 25
A4.How many new programs, activities or eventsNew programs
were you able to offer as a result of your grant? 1 transportation program/service activities, events
A5. If your initiative received any media coverage, please indicate the type of coverage received and the number of reports or stories.
8 Newspaper article Radio interview TV
2 Other, please specify: Facebook and Website
A6.a)In this Reporting Period, did your organization undertake any activities to recognize your Ontario Trillium Foundation grant?
Yes No
b) If yes, please indicate all the recognition activities you undertook.
Check all that apply.
Acknowledged OTF support in publications and promotional materials
Recognized OTF support on website
Provided link to OTF website
Used OTF logo in print and promotional materials/website link
Displayed recognition plaque or other signage in a public location
Gave verbal acknowledgement of OTF funding (e.g. during public presentations)
Other, please specify:
Volunteer contributions
A7. a) How many volunteers directly contributed to the initiative funded by your grant?Please do not give the total number of volunteers in your organization.
8Volunteersnot calculated Hours contributed
b) Of these volunteers, how many were newly recruited volunteers in this Reporting Period?
1 New volunteers
A8. If you provided any volunteer training, indicate the number of people directly trained in each category:
1 General volunteers Board member volunteers
Individual impact
A9. Did your grant result in any observed behaviour change among those individuals that directly benefited from your grant? Please check all that apply.
Stronger cultural awareness
A greater sense of community belonging
Increased awareness of community resources
Enhanced communications skills
Participation in workforce
Development of life skills
Enhanced self-confidence/esteem
Enhanced success for students and learners
Enhanced physical activity
Other, please specify: Access to community services for rural citizens
Organizational impact
A10. How did your organization benefit from your OTF grant?
Please check all that apply and provide details where required.
Enhanced capacity to deliver services or programs
Increased number of partnerships / networks formed in the community; specify the number of new partnerships:
Increased membership in your organization
More active participation of members in your organization
Improved staff training and development
Enhanced technological capacity
Enhanced organizational and/or strategic planning
Enhanced organizational stability
Raised profile of your organization
Increased funds raised: How much? $ 10,000 for continuation of transportation service
Other, please specify:
Community impact
A11. How did your grant benefit your community, clients or participants? Please check all that apply.
Created economic opportunities in your community
Enhanced services, programs or events
Increased participation in community life by removing barriers to participation
(i.e., financial, social, cultural and linguistic barriers)
Enhanced awareness or profile of issue
Enhanced or strengthened the local environment
(land, water, air, energy conservation, etc.)
Increased physical access to buildings, facilities
Enhanced volunteerism by recruiting, training or diversifying the volunteer base
Enhanced organizational responsiveness to the community
Made better use of community facilities or land by repairing, renovating or making them available to community groups
Other, please specify:
Not-for-profit or voluntary sector impact
A12. Did your grant have any broader impact on the not-for-profit or voluntary sector in your community or in the sector in which you operate? Please check all that apply.
Enhanced effectiveness of the broader not-for-profit or voluntary sector in your community
Advanced the knowledge or resources available to other not-for-profits in your community
Established a model that will be used by other not-for-profit or voluntary organizations
Enhanced the responsiveness, resiliency and relevance of the broader not-for-profit or voluntary sector in your community
Other, please specify:
Economic impact
A13. Number of employment positions (Please report in FTEs, Full-Time Equivalents1) funded in your organization through your OTF grant: .45 FTEs
A14.Value of goods/equipment (i.e., office supplies, computers, resources, etc.) purchased with OTF funds: $ 4089.10
1One Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) is equal to one staff person working a full-time work schedule for one year. Typically, it represents a 40-hour workweek, working 49 weeks out of the year.
A15.Value of services (i.e., consulting, accounting, planning, etc.) purchased with OTF funds: $ 0
A16.Value of construction / renovation costs paid for with OTF funds: $ 0
Financial and in-kind support leveraged
A17. Please estimate the value of any in-kind or non-financial support your organization may have received as a result of your grant.
Do not include support you had already been receiving or would have received regardless of whether you received a grant from OTF. For instance, if you have always received donated office space, do not include it.
If you did not receive any in-kind support, write N/A (not applicable) next to Total.
Type of support received
/Estimated $ value
Donated space and utilities (i.e., office space, meeting space, recreation, use of phone or fax, etc.) / $ /5,213.68
Donated services (i.e., accounting, transportation, website design, etc.) / $ /41,310.80
Donated equipment, materials or supplies (i.e., office furniture or equipment, etc.) / $ /175.00
Total
/ $ /46,699.48
A18. In this Reporting Period, what is the estimated value of any revenue your organization may have received as a direct result of receiving your OTF grant?
Do not include revenue you would have received regardless of whether or not you had a grant from OTF. For instance, if your organization regularly receives an operating grant from the United Way, do not include it. However, if your organization received United Way funding as a result of a grant from OTF that it would not have received otherwise, please include it.
If you did not receive any additional revenue, write N/A (not applicable) next to Total.
Government sources
/Non-government sources
Federal / $ /NA
/ Business / corporate sector / $ /NA
Provincial / $ /NA
/ United Way / $ /NA
Municipal / $ /NA
/ Other foundations / $ /10,000 for continuation of services
Individuals / $Total
/ $ /NA
/Total
/ $ /10,000
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B1. Financial Table Instructions
Please complete the Financial Table on page 8.
Refer to Schedule A of your Letter of Agreement.
Report Approved2 and Actual3Expenses for the line items and budget categories in your Schedule A (and any reallocations4approved by OTF in writing).
Please group your expenses under the categories from your Letter of Agreement. These categories are: 1) Salaries and Benefits (e.g. permanent staff, contract staff, benefits, etc.), 2) Program Costs (e.g. program-related expenses such as materials, resources, and transportation; services such as accounting, legal fees, etc.), 3) Administration (e.g. rent, insurance, office supplies, utilities, fax/phone, Internet, etc.), 4) Capital (e.g. computers, office furniture, equipment, renovations, etc.), 5) Evaluation (e.g. costs associated with undertaking an evaluation of your project such as consulting fees or refreshments served at a post-program focus group, etc.) and 6) Miscellaneous.
List all your expenses, as itemized in your Letter of Agreement, in each of these categories on separate lines. If you do not have expenses under a particular category, insert N/A (not applicable).
There are Sample Tables available for your reference in the Grantees section of the OTF website – look under Reporting Material and scroll to the bottom of the page.
If you require additional rows, columns or simply need more space than the following table allows, please use the Additional Capital / One-Year Financial Table available on the Reporting Materials section of the OTF website. Please remember to include any additional tables with your report.
2Approved Expenses: All expenses listed in Schedule A of your Letter of Agreement for this Reporting Period.
3Actual Expenses: All expenses that you have incurred during this Reporting Period.
4Reallocations:Any change to how you are spending your grant money that totals to over $10,000, is in excess of 10% of your budget or is being moved across budget categories must be approved by OTF.
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B1. Financial Table
Follow instructions on page 7. For examples, see the Sample Tables found on the OTF website.
Important: Please contact your Program Manager or Grants Associate before you reallocate funds in your approved budget.
Expense Items
/Approved OTF expenses ($)
/Actual OTF expenses ($)
Salaries and Benefits
Program Costs
Administration
Capital
Evaluation
Miscellaneous
(Please specify)
TOTALS
B2.If there was a difference between your Approved and Actual Expenses of more than $1,000 in this Reporting Period, please explain the reason(s) for the difference.
B3.Conditions
a) If you have conditions on your grant, please list them here (copy them from the Conditions section of Schedule A of your Letter of Agreement) and explain how you met them. Please include two (2) copies of any required attachments related to the conditions.
b) If you have not met any of these conditions, why not and how do you plan to meet these conditions?
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C1. Outcomes Table Instructions
Please complete the table on the following page. Using point form, clearly explain your use of your grant funds and the progress made toward achieving your grant’s expected results as measured by the performance indicators outlined in Schedule A of your Letter of Agreement. (There will be an opportunity to describe your project in more detail in question C2.)
In Column 1, copy the Expected Results from Schedule A of your Letter of Agreement. This is what you are hoping to achieve through your grant.
In Column 2, copy the Performance Indicators from Schedule A of your Letter of Agreement. This is what you are measuring or tracking so that you will know that you are achieving your expected results. Note: For grants awarded before 2006, please skip this column.
In Column 3, report all of your Actual Achievements that relate to every Performance Indicator stated in Column 2. For grants awarded before 2006, these are the numbers and descriptions you are using to show that you are achieving your expected results.
There are Sample Tables available for your reference in the Grantees section of the OTF website – look under Reporting Material and scroll to the bottom of the page.
If you require additional rows, columns or simply need more space than the following table allows, please use the Additional Capital / One-Year Outcomes Table available on the Reporting Materials section of the OTF website. Please remember to include any additional tables with your report.
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C1. Outcomes of Your Grant Follow the instructions on page 10. For examples, see the Sample Tables found on the OTF website
Reporting Periodmm/yr 04/10 to mm/yr 09/11 / 2. Performance Indicators
(Copy from Schedule A in Letter of Agreement) / 3. Actual Achievements
1. Expected Results
(Copy from Schedule A in Letter of Agreement)
Increased access to transportation services by rural North and South Leeds / Signed agreement with Lanark Transportation Association
Provide at least 2000 rides during the year
Conduct an analysis of the pilot and a plan to ensure the most efficient and effective way to sustain the service
Expand the network of transportation supporters by 46% / Agreement signed between EKIOC and Lanark Transportation on Februrary 1/10
Provided 1755 rides during the grant period which is 88% of expected results.
An analysis was completed, please see Appendix A.
Initial transportation supporters included 48 organizations. Upon completion of project an additional 31 organizations/businesses support transportation. Therefore we expand the network by 65%.
Improved the quality of life for rural citizens of North and South Leeds / 95% of a randon sampling of participants will indicate improved quality of life through evaluation surveys / A random sampling of participants were asked "Has this transportation service had a positive impact on your life? How so?"
91% responded that this service impacted their lives positively. Below are examples of some answers as to how it affect them.
1.The service has changed XX life he is happier. He is able to do more things. He is happy to get up in the morning and go to work. He really liked his driver. The service was very accommodating with last minute changes.
2. It made a big difference, I needed transport at this time; it would have been difficult to manage at the time without it.
3. It was definitely a positive experience, I have Doctor and business appointments in Ottawa. I no longer have a driver’s license because I cannot see making it difficult to travel even if I took a bus or the train I would need someone to travel with me. My daughter has her own business and is very busy making it difficult for her to provide the ride. Without the service I would have difficulty to and from Ottawa.
4. If this service wasn’t available
I would have had difficulty attending school.
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