Please note: we are announcing a competition for MINI GRANTS for voluntary initiatives!
Mini Grants are grants ranging from PLN 500 to PLN 1,300 gross for the implementation of an original volunteering initiative for the benefit of the Lubuskie Military Museum or the community supporting the museum. In the 2024 edition, we will award four such Mini Grants!
WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR FUNDING?
Volunteer teams comprising at least two people, including an adult Project Leader responsible for the MINI GRANT, who are seeking funding for interesting and innovative volunteer group activities and for carrying out their own voluntary work.
WHAT TYPES OF ACTIVITIES ARE ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDING?
a) activities encouraging voluntary work
b) the implementation of original ideas and voluntary initiatives carried out for the benefit of the Lubuskie Military Museum (including its collections, statutory activities, and for the benefit of the community associated with the museum, particularly volunteers).
c) activities aimed at developing and strengthening the skills of volunteers working at the Lubuskie Military Museum
Planned activities must be carried out between 7 August 2024 and 15 December 2024.
Where to submit your application:
Electronic applications should be sent to the email address: tplmw@wp.pl or submitted to the office of the Friends of the Lubuskie Military Museum in Zielona Góra, based in Drzonów.
Application deadline
Applications must be submitted by Friday 2 August 2024 at 23:59
(The date of receipt by the Society’s office or via email shall be decisive)
The results of the competition will be announced by 7 August 2024 on the website http://www.muzeum.drzonow.eu/index.php/wolontariat
Attachments:
Application form for a mini-grant to fund a project
Template for the Formal and Substantive Assessment Form
Template for the agreement on the award of a mini-grant for project implementation
The competition is organised by the Society of Friends of the Lubuskie Military Museum in Zielona Góra, based in Drzonów.
The competition is funded by the National Institute of Freedom – Centre for the Development of Civil Society from the resources of the Solidarity Corps programme – the Government Programme for the Support and Development of Systematic Volunteering for the years 2018–2030, under the scheme ‘Support for volunteering organisations in NGOs – WOW in NGOs!’
