Monroe County Public Library Foundation Application at-a ...

Monroe County Public Library Foundation Application at-a-glance

2017-2018 NEA Big Read

Applicant details City: Bloomington

State: IN

Previous fiscal year expenses: $251,000.00

Current fiscal year expenses: $321,000.00

Program details Grant request: $20,000.00

Projected program revenues: $60,780.00

Projected program expenses: $60,780.00

Proposed programming start date: 09-01-2017

Proposed programming end date: 12-31-2017

Number of partner organizations: 20

Number of book discussions: 20

Total number of events: 34

Anticipated total participants: 5,000

Program details Reading selection: Everything I Never Told You

Why did you choose this book?

Most readers can relate to family secrets, hidden longing, and loneliness. The accessibility of Ng’s main themes will allow us to easily interface with different

populations across the community, from high schools to retirees.

Ng’s work also stood out because it eerily mirrors Bloomington and Monroe County. As a mid-sized college town, Bloomington is uniquely cosmopolitan

compared to the surrounding area. Our sizable Asian and Asian-American student population creates a notable demographic distinction. The challenges that the

Lee family faces with fitting in should prove relevant to our community’s international populations and eye-opening to domestic readers.

In many communities, including college towns, the pressure parents place on their children to succeed and teen depression can be found. Time, November 7, 2016

feature article on the topic, began the piece with a young woman who cut herself to achieve “a momentary escape from the anxiety she was fighting constantly,

about grades, about her future, about relationships, about everything.” (p.44) This could describe Ng’s Lydia.

Please describe your community where programming will take place.

Bloomington, the center of Monroe County, Indiana is a culturally-diverse melting pot of families, international students, long-time residents and retirees. The

presence of Indiana University (Big 10) adds to the dynamic of what would otherwise be a small town. The 2010 Census estimated Monroe County was home to

about 138,000 people, with a median age of just 23.4. The last American FactFinder Data shows 12% of the Bloomington population speak a language other than

English primarily and 58% of foreign-born Bloomington residents were born in Asia*. These multi-cultural influences make Everything I Never Told You a

perfect Big Read for Monroe County.

Bloomington prides itself on being open, accepting, and forward-thinking, from the programs we bring in to the way the city, county, and community work

together for the common good. Monroe County citizens enjoy and encourage discourse and collaboration. There is a strong academic presence while the arts

(performance and other mediums) play a huge role in cultural development. *https://bloomington.in.gov/media/media/application/pdf/102.pdf

Applicant: Monroe County Public Library Foundation

Organization Description

Describe your organization’s history, programming, and achievements.

For 51 years, the Monroe County Public Library Foundation (dba Friends of Monroe County Public Library) have

supported the mission, vision, and values of the Library. The Friends advocate for Monroe County Public Library and

support library collections, services, programs, and staff development. The Friends operate a successful used Bookstore in

the Main Library generating more than $90,000 in annual revenue. They have an active volunteer Board of Directors with

21 members. They employ a full-time office manager with an office in the Library Administration as well as a Bookstore

manager. The Friends donate more than $100,000 each year to the Library. About 800 households consider themselves

“Friends of the Library” with their memberships and donations to our annual Campaign for Excellence. We partner with

local restaurants to offer a monthly Dine Out for the Library. We offer four Coffee with Friends programs each year and

an annual meeting open to the public featuring a local author guest speaker. The Friends also advocate for the Library and

encourage community literacy by bringing nationally recognized, award-winning authors and their works to the

community in the form of a biannual event called Power of Words.

Describe your organization’s experience with presenting community-wide programming that demonstrates an ability to

conduct a successful NEA Big Read.

The Power of Words: Changing Our World—One Author at a Time is a bi-annual author event presented by the Friends

of the Library in partnership with Monroe County Public Library. The program’s mission is to create a visible community

of readers by hosting an author writing on important topics of our time—and more specifically, topics that speak to the

average citizen’s ability to positively change the world in which we live. The program started in 2007 with a visit by

nationally acclaimed novelist, poet, and storyteller, Luis Alberto Urrea. Subsequently, the Friends hosted Rick Bragg

(2009), James McBride (2011), Nicole Mones (2013), and Congressman John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell for

their award-winning March series (2015). Our Power of Words events have been centered around the principles of Read,

Discuss, and Meet, with a month of related programming leading up to the main author talk. In 2015, we added Act to

those principles, partnering with local schools and organizations to bring the authors’ work to as many people as possible.

We extended our reach further into the community in 2015 establishing new partnerships, inviting them to join the

community conversation through book discussions, wisdom circles, film series, art talks and exhibits, and more. Having

gotten a taste of what is possible, these partners are excited to get more involved and reach more people through the Big

Read in 2017. For the first time in 2015 we created an interactive calendar on the website featuring the community events,

and provided biographies, videos about the books, lists of recommended books, music, and movies, and event

information, and resources for teachers and parents to discuss the issues. The Library received the 2016 Indiana Library

Federation Programming Award for this event. Reviewers were impressed with the breadth of programming, website, and

number of people attending an author talk. John Lewis shared this was the best organized event he had been a part of.


Organizer Biographies

Outline the key staff and/or volunteers who will plan and implement the programming, including their titles, roles and

responsibilities, and experience or capacity for managing an NEA Big Read. Include partner organizations’ staff as

applicable.

Marilyn Irwin is a member of the Author Event Committee and the Friends of the Library Board. She is an Associate

Professor Emerita of the Department of Library and Information Science, Indiana University. Having overseen numerous

grants in her capacity as a faculty member, Marilyn will serve as the Grant Contact for the NEA grant. Emily Bedwell is chair of the Author Event Committee and Secretary for the Friends of the Library Board. She is the

business manager and communications director at Sherwood Oaks Christian Church. Emily will be the Programming

Contact for the NEA grant and oversee the various sub-committees working to make the Big Read a success.

Mary Jean Regoli is the Office Manager for the Friends of the Library. She serves on the Author Event Committee and

has managed grants, communication, and fundraising for the past 4 author events and serves as a liaison between the

Library and the Friends.

Marilyn Wood is the Director of Monroe County Public Library and will direct and coordinate library staff for the Big

Read. She will represent the Library at the kick off and keynote author speech.

Michael Hoerger, the Library’s Communications & Marketing Manager, manages and coordinates all publicity and

communications with the media, Library partners, and the public. Michael manages the Library’s website and web

administrator, a content coordinator, and graphic designer. Michael was a primary organizer of the Maurice Sendak art

exhibit and the award-winning Power of Words program with Congressman John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell.

Beverly Calender-Anderson, Director of the City Department of Community and Family Resources, was on our 2015

author event committee and served as master of ceremonies for that event. She will coordinate city events for the Big

Read, and is particularly adept at reaching underserved populations.

Elizabeth Gray is a Community Engagement Librarian, focusing on adult services for 14 years. For the 2015 Author event

she worked with local bookstores, the IU Art Museum and created the book club kits. She will help develop and

coordinate programming for the Big Read.

Jeanne Madison is the Director Emeritus of Lifelong Learning and Mini University for Indiana University. For the 2017

Author Event, Jeanne will develop a class with 2 IU faculty to be open to the public that will deal with the themes in Ng’s

book. We have collaborated for all 5 author events with excellent enrollment from the community.

Martin O’Neill is the Assistant Manager for Community Access Television Services. He will coordinate the production of

video promotions and filming of our main events. He has worked with us the past 4 author events, producing high quality

videos.

Chris Hosler is the Library’s Programming and Branch Services Strategist, works with Librarians and Audience

Strategists at the Library to coordinate programming for all ages and groups on a systemwide basis.

Lisa Champelli is the Children’s Strategist for Monroe County Public Library. She has worked with the Friends on

numerous other initiatives to incorporate age-appropriate programming for our author events.

Chris Jackson is the Library’s Special Audiences Strategist, responsible for development & implementation of service

strategies to audiences outside of the Library's 2 branches, and to anyone who encounters barriers in using any Library

service point. He oversees the Bookmobile, Homebound, Jail, and Van programs, and works with community

stakeholders and agencies to meet the needs of underserved members of the community. He will assure our Big Read

programs are accessible to all.

Stephanie Holman is a Community Engagement Librarian at the Ellettsville Branch specializing in Children’s Services.

She is a staff representative on the Friends of the Library board. She is serving for a 2nd time on the 2017 Author Event

committee. She will assist in developing appropriate children's programming for the Big Read and in outreach to rural

areas


Project Description

Describe your programming plans in detail. Provide details on the types of activities, target audiences for those activities,

locations, and intended dates. Explain how your activities will engage audiences with your selected book.

For Monroe County’s NEA Big Read 2017 we will continue building on the success of The Friends of the Library and

Monroe County Public Library’s biannual event, The Power of Words: Changing Our World—One Author at a Time.

Since 2007 the Friends and the Library have supported a community-wide reading initiative that has culminated with the

author giving a free talk. This year’s selection is the Big Read title Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng. This

gripping and sensitive family portrait about the immigrant and bi-racial American experience provides an excellent

opportunity to explore important issues in our University town. We expect these topics to resonate as our community

grapples with issues of diversity and the town-and-gown divide.

We will kick off the Big Read during the annual Lotus World Music & Arts Festival, September 28–October 1 with an

evening musical showcase and presentation of the Big Read selection with our key partners. The Lotus Festival has

presented artists from 120+ countries over the past 23 years and attracts 12,000+ people yearly. In addition, we will host a

booth Saturday, Sept 30 at the free Lotus in the Park with crafts and activities for children, as well as information about all

Big Read events and copies of Everything I Never Told You available for pick up. Lotus has chosen a theme of

“Storytelling” through music and art for this year’s festival and is very excited to partner with us.

The highlight of our 2017 Big Read will be our Power of Words event; an evening with Celeste Ng at the historic

Buskirk-Chumley Theater in downtown Bloomington. This free public event will give the community the opportunity to

meet the author of our Big Read selection. The Library’s award-winning Community Access Television Services will tape

the event and air it live on television and live streamed online, as well as broadcast it for weeks following the event.

Leading up to Celeste Ng’s visit will include a variety of programs, highlighted by book discussions of Everything I

Never Told You and related titles. The Library will host and coordinate a dozen book discussions for the general public

and special groups, including senior centers, City government, local businesses, and nonprofits. The Library will add the

book to its popular Book Club Kits To Go, making multiple copies of the book, along with discussion resources, available

for checkout for area book clubs. The Library will coordinate and host a film series and children and teen programs with

discussions of related, age-appropriate titles including Harriet, the Spy which was a favorite book of Ng and inspired the

youngest character, Hannah, in Everything I Never Told You.

We are working with Indiana University, Ivy Tech Community College, the City of Bloomington, and other partners to

host arts, cultural, and discussion Big Read programs in the 6-weeks leading up to the evening with Ng. We are partnering

with several groups at IU, including the Asian American Association and Asian Culture Center, to host discussions related

to Ng’s book, which fits well with IU’s themester topic: Diversity, Difference, Otherness. The City of Bloomington will

host Wisdom Circles, where elders from the Asian-American community discuss their experiences with younger

residents. Local theater groups are planning cultural events, including discussions of otherness with public school students

around Cardinal Stage Company’s presentation of Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein and a Monroe County Civic Theater radio

dramatization of scenes from Ng’s book in conjunction with WFHB our community radio station. Women Writing for a

Change is planning writing programs on family and race, and partnering with New Leaf, New Life to bring the program to

women incarcerated in the County. Bloomington Cooking School will host a themed program for the book. The Friends

and Library are also planning arts programs and talks with the IU Art Museum as part of its Museum Without Walls

series.


Partnerships Description

(a) Describe your partnerships with libraries (as applicable) and community organizations. (b) Explain the role each

partner will play in your program, the activities each partner will undertake with your organization, and whether these

partnerships are confirmed or pending. (c) Explain how your partnerships will allow you to reach your intended

audience(s) and strengthen or build new communities around the NEA Big Read activities.

Monroe County Public Library, with a million annual visits & 73,000 cardholders, supports outreach to underserved

populations in the community. The Library, a partner with the Friends on 5 successful Power of Words author events, will

take the lead on programming and publicity for the Big Read, working in close collaboration with the Friends Committee.

Community Access Television Services broadcasts on 5 cable channels, will produce our video promotions, and film &

broadcast the keynote event. Confirmed.

The City of Bloomington will host Big Read events including wisdom circles with grant purchased books and book

discussions for city employees. A city official will coordinate these events. The mayor will help kick off the Big Read at

Lotus Festival. The City is particularly suited for reaching underserved populations and bringing various community

organizations and resources together. Confirmed.

Lotus Education & Arts Foundation uses music and the arts to explore global diversity. Their main event is the Lotus

World Music & Arts Festival where we will hold the kick-off event for the Big Read. Confirmed.

Indiana University Themester is a program designed to provide 45,000+ students & the community with a cross-

disciplinary exposure to issues. The Themester 2017 theme engages diversity by considering how “otherness” has been

constructed through time and space including how it is represented in literature, allowing us an opportunity to cross-

promote events and bridge the gap, promoting dialogue between the university and county residents. Confirmed.

Cardinal Stage Company, a professional theatre in Bloomington, offers high-quality productions in tandem with outreach

and educational initiatives. Building on the community conversation of “otherness,” Cardinal will offer a new adaptation

of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein from Oct 26-Nov 5 with their Cardinal for Schools initiative allowing school classes to

attend performances while discussing the issues in the play in their classrooms. Confirmed.

Sherwood Oaks Christian Church, the largest church in the county with 14,000 members including a Spanish language

service, will offer a panel discussion for the community encouraging a dialogue of what it is like to be an international

family here. Confirmed.

Monroe County Civic Theater, Bloomington’s only amateur community theater organization, will create a radio

dramatization from Everything I Never Told You to be broadcast on community radio station WFHB. Confirmed.

Lifelong Learning, serving as an outreach arm of Indiana University, will create a noncredit course featuring 2 guest

speakers to provide enhanced knowledge and perspectives on the issues raised in Ng’s book. Participants attend 2 evening

courses and the keynote author lecture. Confirmed.

Women Writing for (a) Change® Bloomington will organize creative writing opportunities to explore the book’s issues.

They may provide related workshops with women in Monroe County Jail, providing us an opportunity to reach women

from a broad range of ages and backgrounds. Pending.

Since cooking plays a role in Ng’s book, Bloomington Cooking School will host a themed class from Everything I Never

Told You. Confirmed.

Indiana University Art Museum will bring a Big Read focused program for their “Museum Without Walls” to the Library.

Confirmed.

The Library is the center for nonprofit organizations in the County, providing meeting space and resources through our

Nonprofit Central. We will invite organizations and businesses to a Big Read informational meeting where they can learn

about hosting book discussions and programs related to the book’s themes. The Big Read Grant will allow us to offer free

copies of the book for those who organize Big Read programs for their constituencies. This will allow the Big Read to be

a collaborative experience for the entire community, reach a broader audience, and utilize the resources and creative

talents of diverse organization


Promotional Description

(a) Describe how you will promote your programming. Discuss any proposed or existing partnerships with specific media

outlets. (b) Explain how your program will utilize the digital resources found on neabigread.org, and copies of your

reading selection.

Monroe County Public Library’s award-winning Communications & Marketing Department will create and execute a

marketing plan built around the core idea of empowering our Big Read partners to extend our reach to the community.

Through a package of digital and print materials, along with display concepts and talking points, our various partners will

have ready-to-go publicity at their fingertips. In addition, they will create and push out a large-scale video publicity plan.

Our digital campaign will be essential to reaching new audiences and enabling community members to discover the

variety of programs and book discussions being offered, learn more about our author Celeste Ng, find where free copies of

the book are available, and find enriching materials related to the various topics explored in the novel Everything I Never

Told You. The core of the digital campaign will be a comprehensive, interactive website providing easy to find

information about the Big Read. In concert with the website will be ready-to-go graphics and text for the Library and

partner’s social media accounts and eNewsletters with core information and directing people to the website. These tools

will also be deployed for community members to share on their own personal social media accounts—word of mouth is

always our greatest marketing tool.

Echoing our comprehensive digital campaign and website will be a variety of print materials, which will be distributed

through the Library, our partners, and area businesses and nonprofits. Print products will include a dedicated program

guide, bookmarks, palm cards, posters, and flyers. In addition, the Library will feature these print products alongside

visual merchandising displays in the Library highlighting Ng’s book and other read-a-likes for all audiences and related

topics. The Library will also feature giant advertisements installed on the outside of the Main Library in the center of

downtown. These display elements will also be available to partners to build their own displays. For instance, the City of

Bloomington will build a large display in City Hall.

The Library’s Communications & Marketing Department will also handle media relations, producing press releases and

multimedia content for media partners and local radio stations, newspapers, and magazines. Video content will be

produced and featured on the Library’s community access TV channel, online, and featured in a large-scale campaign at

Bloomington’s two movie theater complexes. For the 13 weeks leading up to our main event with Celeste Ng, a 30-second

video spot will be run before every movie on all 23 movie screens for a total of 8,372 showings. In addition, TV screens

in the lobby of the movie theaters will run the video spot every 12 minutes, for a total of 88,602 impressions. We expect

this messaging to reach new audiences across our entire community.

To support the Big Read and encourage active partner participation, we plan to purchase a minimum of 1,000 copies of

Everything I Never Told You to be distributed throughout the community. All active partners will be given copies to

support their programming and display initiatives, as well as any in-house reading discussions they organize. The Friends

and Library will plan outreach events to discuss the Big Read and give away free copies of the book, including at the

Library’s Bookmobile stops in rural areas of our county and through outreach programs already designed to reach new

audiences and audiences with barriers to accessing traditional Library services with our outreach van, homebound service,

and new this fall, a book bike funded by the Friends to deliver services on the go. Every free copy of the book will contain

a bookplate on the inside cover detailing the Big Read event and highlighting the website, as well as containing a printed

insert with discussion questions and other resources to enrich the reading experience.

NEA Big Read: Proposal Budget

Revenues

Grants and cash contributions

Funding Source Detail Amount

NEA Big Read Grant request (pending) 20,000.00$

Individual donors Based on previous author events 4,620.00$

Corporate donors Sponsors 1,500.00$

Grants and cash contributions subtotal: 26,120.00$

Applicant organization contributions


Monroe County Public Library Foundation Office Manager wages & fringe benefits, 25% time, 14 weeks 3,710.00$

Monroe County Public Library Foundation Cash for promotional and print materials 3,230.00$

Applicant organization contributions subtotal: 6,940.00$

Third party (in-kind) contributions


Monroe County Public Library Donated space for events/discussions (Auditorium 2x, 2hrs each, $150 hr; Meeting room 10x, $75 hr) 1,350.00$

Monroe County Public Library Library director salary & fringe, 5% time, 10 weeks 1,220.00$

Monroe County Public Library Communications & Marketing director salary & fringe, 25% time, 10 weeks 3,510.00$

Monroe County Public Library Marketing Staff wages & fringe, graphic design, writing, website, 25% time, 4 weeks 2,800.00$

Monroe County Public Library Library strategists/staff wages & fringe, plan and run programs, create resources for community partners (60 hours) 2,040.00$

Monroe County Public Library, CATS Film and produce 30 sec movie ad; 2 minute Big Read event promo; 3 min book review; film & produce Ng talk 4,380.00$

City of Bloomington Director City of Bloomington Dept of Community & Family Resources salary & fringe, coordinate city events 10% time, 8 weeks 2,020.00$

Community Volunteers 150 hours ($22.69 per hour Indiana value independentsector.org) 3,400.00$

WFIU/WTIU and Bloom Magazine Public Radio & Public TV stations - Media Sponsorship ($2,500 each); Bloom $500 5,500.00$

Third party (in-kind) contributions subtotal: 26,220.00$

Anticipated earned revenue


Indiana University Lifelong Learning Class 30 participants x $50 $1,500

Anticipated earned revenue subtotal: 1,500.00$

Total match:The sum of all revenues except the NEA Big Read grant request. The total match must be equal

to or greater than the NEA Big Read grant request.40,780.00$

Total revenues: The sum of all revenue subtotals. 60,780.00$

Monroe County Public Library Foundation

In the revenues section of this form (page 1), indicate all anticipated income for the program from all sources.

Use this form to illustrate the funding sources for your program, including the required 1 to 1 cost share/ match and details of how you intend to spend the grant and matching funds.

For additional directions on how to complete this form, refer to the budget instructions document. Please call the NEA Big Read team at Arts Midwest with any questions at

612.238.8010.

In the following section list estimates of anticipated earned revenue from your Big Read programs. Examples of eligible matching items for this section would be ticket sales or entry

fees to events.

List items and services partner organizations will contribute. Examples of eligible matching items for this section are partner organizations' salaries and wages, donated space,

donated supplies, the cash equivalent value of volunteer services, etc. To qualify as cost share/matching resources, these items also must be listed in the program budget as

expenses. The dollar value of these non-cash donations should be calculated at their verifiable fair-market value. Proper documentation must be maintained for all items noted as “in-

kind.”

Include any funds that the applicant organization will contribute to the program. Examples of eligible matching items for this section are staff salaries, wages, and benefits from the

applicant organization, administrative overhead, and facility space. To qualify as cost share/matching resources, these items also must be listed in the program budget as expenses.

Input your grant request and any other grants or cash contributions you expect to receive. Federal funds (direct or indirect) may not be used toward the 1 to 1 cost share/match.

Examples of eligible matching items for this section are cash donations from individuals, community grants, or cash from your partner organizations. Indicate if items are confirmed or

pending.

Expenses

Program expenses

Type of expense Detail Amount

Speaker fees Keynote presentation fee for Celeste Ng 7,500.00$

Speaker travel Airfare, ground transportation, hotel, and per diem for keynote author 1,420.00$

Book purchases - Big Read title Everything I Never Told You - 1,000 copies 10,000.00$

Book purchases - alternate titles Juvenile books by Louise Fitzhugh and others 1,600.00$

Theater Rental Keynote presentation - Celeste Ng 2,100.00$

Library programming Film rights, programming materials, craft and activity supplies 500.00$

Promotional items(3000) 12 page Program Guides $950; (3000) Palm cards $100; (3000) Bookmarks

$200; (500) Flyers $215; (150) 11x17 Posters $180; (1000) Bookplates $125; (2) 4,000.00$

Speaker fees IU Lifelong Learning Class, 2 guest lecturers 500.00$

Sign Language Interpretation Keynote and kick-off 300.00$

Partner venue rental Space for multiple events 1,350.00$

Publicity Public Radio & Public TV stations - Media Sponsorship ($2,500 each); Bloom $500 5,500.00$

Publicity Movie Theater Advertising - 30 second promo for 13 weeks before every movie on 23 screens plus lobby ad every 12 minutes 2,930.00$

Program expenses subtotal: 37,700.00$

Salaries and wages

Title and/or type of personnel Total anticipated project hours Amount

Office Manager, Friends of the Library Wages & fringe benefits, 25% time, 14 weeks 3,710.00$

Library Director Salary & fringe, 5% time, 10 weeks 1,220.00$

Library Communications & Marketing Director Salary & fringe, 25% time, 10 weeks 3,510.00$

Library Marketing Staff Graphic designer, writer, Website specialist wages & fringe, 25% time, 4 weeks 2,800.00$

Library strategists/staff Plan and run programs, create resources for community partners (60 hours) 2,040.00$

Community Access Television Services (CATS) Film and produce 30 sec movie ad; 2 minute Big Read event promo; 3 min book review; film & produce Ng talk 4,380.00$

Director City of Bloomington Dept of Community & Family Resources Salary & fringe, coordinate city events 10% time, 8 weeks 2,020.00$

Community volunteers Coordinate programs, book discussions, usher/work at events; 150 hours ($22.69 per hour Indiana value independentsector.org) 3,400.00$

Salaries and wages subtotal: 23,080.00$

Total Expenses:This total must be at least twice the number as your grant award amount so that the 1 to 1 match

is represented. 60,780.00$

Use the space below to provide any additional information about your proposed budget.

Program expenses might include book purchases, consultant and speaker fees, artist fees, speaker travel and per diem, contractual services, access accommodations (e.g., sign

language interpretation, large-print brochures), administrative overhead, rental of space or equipment, marketing costs, etc. Do not include unallowable expenses such as:

fundraising, hospitality activities (e.g., receptions, refreshments/concessions, meals, etc.), gifts/prizes, or costs incurred prior to the receipt of an executed grant

agreement. Note: sub-granting federal funds is not allowed. Food is an allowable expense for visiting parties as part of travel costs only.

Outline compensation for personnel from your organization and your partners. Salaries and wages count towards the 1 to 1 cost share/match. Include staff who are donating their

time. You may calculate salaries and wages as a percentage of annual income or based on an hourly rate. Think about the realistic amount of time it will take to complete the project

from the planning to the final report phase. Funds for contractual personnel and compensation for artists/speakers/performers who are paid on a fee basis should be included under

the "program expenses" section of this budget form.

In the expenses section of this form (page 2), illustrate how you plan to spend the grant funds and the additional

revenue.

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