grant number, amount of funding, grant period,
and contact information for the organization, as
well as the primary person responsible for report
NARRATIVE PROGRESS REPORTS
Most foundations require a written progress report at
the end or near the end of the grant period. If you have
a multi-year grant, an interim and final report may be
required. Reporting deadlines are usually detailed in
the grant award agreement. If reporting deadlines are
not included in the grant agreement, ask the program
officer at the beginning of the grant period so you aren’t
surprised later.
executive summary, which provides a brief
An
overview of the contents of the report (this can
be one paragraph or up to one page in length,
depending on the size of the report)
report narrative that answers the following
A
questions:
Some funders ask for this report