Request a Support Letter

Requests to Provide Support for Grants

WorkSource is happy to consider requests to provide support for grants relating to workforce development and training opportunities.

There are several levels of collaboration with partners, including:

  • Endorsement of the partnership and grant concept as outlined
  • Providing assistance for the project, including recruiting workers, trainees or business partners    
  • Serving as a grant recipient or required partner    
  • Providing material support for the project, such as funding, space or other in-kind resources

If your partnership is asking WorkSource to serve as a required partner, grant recipient, or provide material support, we will need to have sufficient lead time to fully understand your project and clarify our role. We usually request about two weeks’ lead time for this process, and will request a full copy of the draft grant proposal and budget before we make a decision.

Please complete this form

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Name of Organization: *
Requestor / Lead Name: *
Email: *
Phone: *
Local Address: *
City: *
State:  
Zip Code: *
Organization Web Address:  
Organization Headquarters Web Address:
Project / Grant Title: *
Date Grant Request Is Due: *
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Link to Grant Posting (if available):
Other Primary Grant Partners:
Synopsis of the Grant / Project (1-2 paragraphs that summarize the main objectives of the grant): *
Are you asking WorkSource for funding or material support for this project?  
    
If yes, briefly outline request and attach full budget for the project.
Attach draft / template of the letter of support (including addressee information):
**If your partnership is asking for WorkSource to serve as a required partner or grant recipient, or provide material support, attach a draft of the full grant request and budget.
 

For more information, contact Dianna Davis, (904) 213-3800, ext. 2180.

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