Grantee resources
Here, Prince Charitable Trusts grant recipients can find helpful information regarding their reporting and references to their awards.
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Chicago, IL
Report requirements
Unless otherwise indicated in the grant agreement letter, returning recipients of one-year grants will have the opportunity to provide updates on their previous grant.
Organizations that receive a multi-year grant will be notified to submit a brief interim report using Temelio near the end of the interim years of the multi-year grant. Near the end of the final grant year, multi-year grant recipients will provide updates on past grants for renewed support, if applicable.
For additional questions about reporting requirements contact Sharon Robison at SRobison@princetrusts.org
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Washington, D.C.
Report requirements
The Washington program no longer requires written final reports. Grant recipients will be contacted during the funding period to schedule a conversation to discuss the organization’s work. Occasionally the Trusts make multi-year grants, and in this case, the grant agreement letter will specify if/when reports are due.
For additional questions about reporting requirements, please contact Yena Choi at YChoi@princetrusts.org
Newport, RI
Report requirements
Foundation staff will contact organizations to schedule a virtual or in person meeting to check in on organization and program status before renewal requests are submitted. An interim written report is not required. If a renewal request for continued support is submitted, a brief summary of progress made and challenges faced can be included in the application narrative.
You are welcome to contact staff at any time to share important changes or developments relevant to the work supported. The point of contact for the Rhode Island program is Sharon Robison (SRobison@princetrusts.org).
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Prince Charitable Trusts logos
Organizations that have received funding from the Prince Charitable Trusts in the most recent award year may download our logo from the choices made available here, and have our permission to use the logo specific to the organization’s acknowledgement of the Trusts’ support of the specific initiative to which funds were made. Any other usage beyond this scope requires a specific request to the Trusts. For more information, contact us or your program officer.
All grants should be acknowledged as “funding from Prince Charitable Trusts,” regardless of the specific Trust that issues the award check.
Prince Charitable Trusts Logos:
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Faqs
Grants from PCT should be acknowledged as funding from Prince Charitable Trusts. ACH payments will be issued from one of the three trusts that form the Prince Charitable Trusts—the Frederick Henry Prince Testamentary Trust, the Frederick Henry Prince Trust 7/9/47, or the Abbie Norman Prince Trust—but acknowledgement should be to Prince Charitable Trusts.
If you would like to use our logo, you may find it here.
Prince Charitable Trusts has transitioned to the Temelio platform for all application submissions. Please note that earlier guidelines from our previous system should no longer be used. Step-by-step instructions and digital guides will be shared directly with our grantee partners.
Temelio is a secure website that many foundations use to make applying easy and safe. If you’d like, you can also check out Temelio’s privacy policy to learn more: https://dwddfa4c8a9df.cloudfront.net/privacy.html
Temelio offers direct email and chat support to help applicants while using the system. You can also reach out to your grant manager and share what you’re experiencing—we’re here to help. Our team will be closely monitoring the inbox and will make sure you get the support you need.
