Students for the Advancement of Global Entrepreneurship minigrants
Posted by on January 29, 2007
Are your students interested in completing a social or business venture, but don?t have the start-up capital?
On behalf of the International SAGE home office in Chico, CA, and the Center of Entrepreneurship at Chico State, we are pleased to offer your student teams a grant of up to $1,000. Here are the details.
1. Any team consisting of at least two people is eligible to apply for a SAGE-Youth Venture (SAGE-YV) grant of up to $1,000. Chico State University students who are part of our service-learning program comprise the selection panel. Grant applications are available at <a href="http://www.csuchico.edu/sage">http://www.csuchico.edu/sage</a>. The grant proposal must demonstrate how:
– The project benefits the community.
– The project is youth-created and youth-led.
– The project is a new organization or a new program within an existing organization.
– The project is ongoing and sustainable (not a one-time event).
– The project has clear, attainable goals and a realistic budget.
– Important it is to be trustworthy and committed to ethical standards.
– The project has the clear support and engagement of at least one adult ally
– If the students are in high school, the team will do its best to start a SAGE club at their high school or in their community.
2. A school may apply for more than one grant, if it has more than one separately identifiable project idea.
3. To the extent that your want to complete a service program benefiting another country, this is acceptable, because one of our goals is to provide teenage students with a global perspective. As an example, a high school team of business students in Pennsylvania has a close working relationship with towns and villages in a country in Peru. These students have applied for SAGE-YV funding for this global outreach project, and will likely be funded.
Once a grant proposal is received, we will schedule a teleconference with the Student Leaders within one week. Upon our unconditional approval of the grant, the students will receive a check within two weeks.
If interested, do not reply all. Rather, reply to: [email protected].
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Curtis L. DeBerg
Professor
Center for Entrepreneurship
California State University, Chico
Chico, CA 95929-0011
(530)-898-4824
[email protected]
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