Request for Proposals
Safe & Sound Safe Places Request for ProposalsAugust 2009
Safe & Sound Safe Places
Safe & Sound, Inc, Milwaukee’s comprehensive, proactive anti-crime initiative, is soliciting proposals from qualified youth-serving organizations to serve as part of its network of Safe Places. Safe & Sound mobilizes resources to measurably reduce violent crime by blending law enforcement, neighborhood organizing and youth crime prevention strategies. The Safe Places Initiative is especially concerned with reducing crime by and against youth. The goal of this funding is to continue and expand year-round and summer-only programs for youth ages 10-19 within Safe & Sound’s 21 tough neighborhoods on the north and south sides of Milwaukee. Safe Places will offer youth development services and programs that have shown to be effective in helping young people live healthy, productive and crime-free lives. Applicants must meet eligibility criteria including non-profit 501 (c) (3) status and location within the Safe & Sound target area, to qualify for a grant. The 2011 RFP and budget forms will be available at www.safesound.org beginning in August of 2010.
Download: 2010 Safe & Sound RFP
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S.A.F.E. Program Templates
August 2009
Download: S.A.F.E. 2010 Scope of Services
Download: S.A.F.E. 2010 Monthly Report Template
Download: S.A.F.E. 2010 Logic Model Template
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Y.T.D.I.C. Templates
August 2009
Download: Y.T.D.I.C. 2010 Scope of Services
Download: Y.T.D.I.C. 2010 Monthly Report Template
Download: Y.T.D.I.C. 2010 Logic Model Template
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2010 Budget Forecast Forms
August 2009
Download: Budget Forecast Form
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2010 Program Forms
August 2009
Download: 2010 Program Forms
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2010 Budget Justification Forms
August 2009
Download: Budget Justification Form
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