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Grant Reviews A Tutorial on How to Participate on a DD Council Grant Review Panel Play

This presentation will provide Reviewers with the following information: Grant Review Panel Facts Whats in a DD Council Grant The Grant Review Packet The Grant Review Process

Grant Review Panel Facts Each Panel will consist of Two (2) Council Members & Three (3) External Peer Reviewers Panel Members Cannot Have a Conflict of Interest: Pecuniary Conflict exists if the reviewer or their immediate family member was an employee of the applicant, including up to one year before the review. Fiduciary Conflict exists if the reviewer or their immediate family member was an officer, trustee, or board member of the applicant organization, including if the reviewer becomes an officer, trustee, or board member during the grant.

Grant Review Panel Facts A review panelist has two (2) primary responsibilities: 1. Read each proposal and determine if the proposal submitted is consistent with the goals, objectives, required activities, and expected outcomes as stated in the State Plan Language. Reviewers will be provided with Evaluation Score Sheets and are required to read each proposal and complete an Evaluation BEFORE the Panel meets. 2. Make any necessary recommendations to a successful applicant and/or to require modifications of the original proposal as a condition for approval. Any recommendations or modifications to a proposal may not exceed the intent of or change the State Plan Language.

Whats in a DD Council Grant Each grant consists of four (4) separate forms that must be completed: Project Outline Project Work Plan Data SheetBudget

The Data Sheet will contain basic contact information about the applicant: Name of Applicant Address Phone, Fax, & Grant/Project Being Sought Project Personnel The Data Sheet is not scored by the Grant Review Panel. It is for informational purposes only. Data Sheet

Whats in a DD Council Grant Each grant consists of four (4) separate forms that must be completed: Project Outline Project Work Plan Data SheetBudget

The Project Outline is the narrative portion of the grant. It will provide exact details about: Summary of Proposal/Project Qualifications of Applicant Project Details and Description Explanation of Efforts to Reach Un/Underserved Communities Explanation of Efforts to Include People with Disabilities and/or Their Family Members Each section of the Project Outline will need to be scored by each Reviewer. 0 – 5 Points 0 – 10 Points 0 – 50 Points 0 – 10 Points Project Outline 85 Points

Project Outline 85 Points

Whats in a DD Council Grant Each grant consists of four (4) separate forms that must be completed: Project Outline Project Work Plan Data SheetBudget 85 Points

The Project Work Plan will include specific activities related to the grant: Key Objectives Activities the applicant will undertake to achieve the stated objective Timelines for stated activities Staff Responsible Applicants are asked to identify performance measures that will be achieved upon completion of each Key Objective. Goals for performance measures for each project are provided to applicants via the State Plan Language. The Project Work Plan will also be scored by each reviewer: 0 – 10 Points 10 Points Project Work Plan

10 Points

Whats in a DD Council Grant Each grant consists of four (4) separate forms that must be completed: Project Outline Project Work Plan Data SheetBudget 85 Points 10 Points

Budget The Budget will spell out exactly how Council funds and any matching funds will be spent. Each Budget will include eight categories of expenses: Personnel with Fringe Benefits Personnel without Fringe Benefits Contracted/Subcontracted Services Travel Space/Rental Supplies/Publications Other Direct Costs Volunteer Services Each Budget will also include a Budget Justification. Reviewers will score the Budget and Budget Justification based on the following criteria: Budget Justification

Each Budget will also include a Budget Justification. Reviewers will score the Budget and Budget Justification based on the following criteria: Budget Justification Does the proposed budget and justification appear to support the outcomes of the project? Does the applicant meet the minimum matching requirement? Is a justification provided for each expense included in the budget? Budget The Budget will also be scored by each reviewer:0 – 5 Points 5 Points

Budget 5 Points

Whats in a DD Council Grant Each grant consists of four (4) separate forms that must be completed: Project Outline Project Work Plan Budget 85 Points 10 Points5 Points Data Sheet

Whats in a DD Council Grant Each grant consists of four (4) separate forms that must be completed: Project Work Plan Budget 10 Points5 Points Data Sheet Project Outline

Whats in a DD Council Grant Each grant consists of four (4) separate forms that must be completed: Budget 5 Points Data Sheet Project Outline Project Work Plan

Whats in a DD Council Grant Each grant consists of four (4) separate forms that must be completed: Data Sheet Project Outline Project Work Plan Budget

Reviewers will receive a packet of documents for EACH application received. Packets will be sent prior to the review and will contain the following: 1. Grant Review Fact Sheet 2. Review Format for Competitive Applications 3. Ethics Statement 4. State Plan Language (Description of Grant) 5. Competitive Grant Proposal Evaluation 6. Grant Application Grant Application Evaluation Sheet State Plan Language Ethics Statement Review Format Fact Sheet PACKET

Reviewers are expected to include notations on their score sheets for items they believed were good, okay, or not satisfactory. Score Sheets will be made available to any applicant who requests a copy or to any applicant who appeals a decision by the review panel. An evaluation will need to be completed for each separate grant application being reviewed by the Panel. Each reviewer will be required to sign their evaluations and to bring them to the review.

PACKET Members of the Grant Review Panel will meet in person. All Grant Reviews are subject to Ohios Open Meetings Laws. Reviewers should bring their completed packets with them to the Review.

Ethics Statement PACKETEthics Statement PACKETEthics Statement PACKETEthics Statement PACKETEthics Statements PACKET When the Grant Review Panel convenes, the Chairperson will collect the signed Ethics Statements from each Panel Member.

Ethics Statement PACKETEthics Statement PACKETEthics Statement PACKETEthics Statement PACKETEthics Statements PACKET

Evaluation Sheet 80 Panel members will then be asked to report the total score they gave to each proposal. PACKET 95 PACKET 65 PACKET 75 PACKET 100 PACKETProposal AProposal BProposal C 415

Evaluation Sheet 60 Panel members will then be asked to report the total score they gave to each proposal Proposal AProposal BProposal C Evaluation Sheet

100 Panel members will then be asked to report the total score they gave to each proposal Proposal AProposal BProposal C Evaluation Sheet

The Chairperson will then ask if there is any objection to removing the lowest scoring proposal from further consideration. Proposal A 415 Proposal B 295 Proposal C 460 Evaluation Sheet

The Chairperson will ask again if there is any objection to removing the lowest scoring proposal from further consideration. Proposal A 415 Proposal C 460

The Chairperson will ask if there is any objection to removing the highest scoring proposal from further consideration. Proposal A 415 Proposal C 460

Proposal C 460 Beginning with the lowest scoring proposal still under consideration, the Chairperson will ask the panel to discuss the proposal. I liked the concept. Their approach is innovative and unique. I thought they could be more specific in terms of their work plan, but overall, a great proposal. Proposal A 415

Proposal C 460 Once each panel member has had an opportunity to discuss their thoughts on each proposal, the Chairperson will ask the panel to select the winning project. Proposal A 415 Someone on the panel will need to make a motion in favor of accepting a proposal. A second will be needed and a vote will occur.

Proposal C 460 Proposal A 415 Panel Members will then be asked to decide on any conditions, recommendations, or suggestions. A Condition is a set of requirements that must be satisfied in order for the grant to be funded. Once all conditions, recommendations or suggestions are identified, the panel will vote on whether to add the conditions.

Proposal C 460 Review Format The Panel will then be asked to sign the Review Format Sheet to indicate whether they believe the process for awarding a grant has been followed. Once this has been completed, the Panel is adjourned.

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