VADP Tides Foundation Death Penalty Mobilization Fund- Budget Template, Revised, 2015 July 30
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FullscreenTides Foundation Death Penalty Mobilization Fund & Themis Fund Fall 2015 Requests for Proposals Strategy Area 3: Severe Mental Illness Exclusion Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty Funding Request July 27, 2015 Attachment 4c - 2015 Grants Committed Chart Please complete the chart below and submit with your proposal. ¢ List all committed foundation grants of $10,000 or more committed or paid in 2013, 2014 and 2015. * Please also include committed grants of any amount from Tides DPMF or FADP/Themis funders. Grant 2013 2015 Payments Payments 2014 Payments Date receive Date Date Total or received received Committ | Grant | amoun | expecte or or Foundation Name ed Period t d Amount expected | Amount | expected Tides Foundation DPMF 0} -- | $20,000 | 1%31/1 Tides Foundation Advocacy 10/01/1 Fund 0 aooe 10,000 4 Tides Capacity Building 0 _ 0 _ 6,000] 6/12/15 All other grants received by VADP were less than $5,000.
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