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Electric Infrastructure Loan & Loan Guarantee Program

Office of Loan Origination and Approval

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit","For profit"]

The law requires the consideration of several factors to determine whether an area qualifies as rural for the purposes of this program.

Funds may be used to finance: Maintenance, Upgrades, Expansion, Replacement of distribution, sub transmission and headquarters (service, warehouse) facilities, Energy efficiency, Renewable energy systems.

https://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/electric-programs/electric-infrastructure-loan-loan-guarantee-program

["PeopleCentered, EquityFocused","Collaboration with Community Partners","Ecosystem Regeneration & Access"]

pfa@hydroflask.com

We are currently accepting grant applications from 501(c)(3) nonprofit or equivalent organizations in the United States, Canada, and Europe.

Creation of new parks or trail expansion, park maintenance and restoration, park access /education, or single use plastic reduction.

Project must cover 5 or more states to be considered national Regional projects based in any of the following states/provinces are eligible to apply for this grant round: Canada: All geographies. U.S.: AL, AR, IN, KS, MT, NJ, NM, ND, WV.

Yes. Please use the following to determine how much of your project budget you may use for overhead/indirect costs : ▪ $10,000 – $15,000 projects – 10% ▪ $15,001 - $25,000 projects – 15% ▪ $25,001 - $50,000 projects – 20%

https://www.hydroflask.com/parks-for-all

["Institutional Sustainability Goals & Resources","Climate & Environmental Risk Reduction"]

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit"]

This program assists qualified applicants who are not otherwise able to obtain commercial credit on reasonable terms.

Acquisition, construction or improvement of: Drinking water sourcing, treatment, storage & distribution; Sewer collection, transmission, treatment & disposal; Solid waste collection, disposal and closure; Storm water collection, transmission and disposal

Areas that may be served include: Rural areas and towns with populations of 10,000 or less -- check eligible addresses; Tribal lands in rural areas; Colonias

https://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/water-environmental-programs/water-waste-disposal-loan-grant-program

Water & Waste Disposal Predevelopment Planning Grants

["Collaboration with Community Partners","Building Competencies & Capacity","Climate & Environmental Risk Reduction"]

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit"]

Rural areas and towns with populations of 10,000 or less. Federally recognized tribal lands; Colonias

This program helps eligible low income communities plan and develop applications for proposed USDA Rural Development water or waste disposal projects.

The area must have a median household income below the poverty line or less than 80 percent of the statewide non-metropolitan median household income.

Yes. Yes, at least 25 percent of the project cost must come from the applicant or third-party sources. In-kind contributions do not count toward this minimum.

https://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/water-environmental-programs/water-waste-disposal-predevelopment-planning-grants/ga

["Collaboration with Community Partners","Institutional Sustainability Goals & Resources"]

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit"]

Rural areas including cities, villages, townships and towns including Federally Recognized Tribal Lands with no more than 20,000 residents according to the latest U.S. Census Data are eligible.

Funds can be used to purchase, construct, and / or improve essential community facilities, purchase equipment and pay related project expenses. See website for examples of essential community facilities.

https://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/community-facilities/community-facilities-direct-loan-grant-program

Healthy Meals Incentives Recognition Awards for School Food Authorities

awards@healthymealsincentives.org

Federal Government

School Food Authorities must participate in the National School Lunch Program and/or School Breakfast Program in the 50 United States, District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, or the Virgin Islands.

The recognition awards will spotlight innovative practices, student and community engagement activities, and strategies schools have used to provide meals that are consistent with the 2020-2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans. 

https://healthymealsincentives.org/recognition-awards/

Conservation Service Corps and Civilian Climate Corps Programs

youth_nofo@nps.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit","Institution of higher education"]

Natural and cultural resource conservation projects that are developed in collaboration with NPS officials with an emphasis on public purpose for the benefit of the American public, as well as, for providing employment and educational opportunities.

https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/350363

Applications accepted on a rolling basis.

shannon_boyle@fws.gov

Federal Government

["State government","Nonprofit","Institution of higher education","For profit"]

NFPP funds a variety of project types including, but not limited to dam removals, culvert replacements, floodplain restoration and reconnection, dike breaches, and reconnection of tidal habitats.

Activities proposed under this award may include project planning and feasibility studies, engineering and design, permitting, on-the-ground fish passage restoration, near-term implementation monitoring, project outreach, and capacity to manage these.

For eligible applicants to receive funding, NFPP BIL projects must be developed and implemented in coordination with FAC staff.

https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/350554

No deadlines are listed on the page, this opportunity seems to be rolling and/or indefinite.

["Collaboration with Community Partners","Ecosystem Regeneration & Access"]

community@basspro.com

["Local government","Nonprofit"]

Application asks if the project is focused on: Missouri Ozarks Region, Near a retail Bass Pro Shops, Cabela's or Tracker Boat Center, or of the project has a national scope

Support for a protect or iniative, support for an event, general operating support, capital requests for major support.

https://about.basspro.com/community/support/

This is a rolling application cycle, and the opportunity will close once all funds are allocated.

["PeopleCentered, EquityFocused","Collaboration with Community Partners","Influence of Key Leverage Points"]

The Rapid Response Fund supports frontline and grassroots 501(c)3 organizations and fiscally sponsored projects.

The Rapid Response Fund supports work that responds to public infrastructure crises, movement moments, and time sensitive federal funding notices or rulemaking that require rapid mobilization.

bor-sha-fafoa@usbr.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit","Other"]

State government, county governments, special district governments, Native American tribal governments, nonprofits

small-scale on-the-ground projects that seek to conserve, better manage, or otherwise make more efficient use of water supplies

Proposed projects that are supported by an existing water management and conservation plan, System Optimization Review, or other planning effort led by the applicant are prioritized.

Government applicants must be located in the western United States. See grants.gov listing for eligible states.

https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/350845

mtegrants@fema.dhs.gov

Federal Government

Funds will be made available to states, territories, and federally recognized tribal governments.

Swift Current funds Individual Flood Mitigation Projects for Flood Mitigation Assistance and/or NFIP-defined Repetitive Loss (RL), Severe Repetitive Loss (SRL), or properties deemed Substantially Damaged after the applicant’s disaster declaration date.

Property acquisition and structure demolition/relocation, Structure elevations, Dry floodproofing of historic residential structures or non-residential structures, Non-structural retrofitting of existing structures + facilities, Mitigation reconstruction

Swift Current is not available to all property owners and aims to provide flood mitigation funding for buildings with a current contract for flood insurance under the National Flood Insurance Program and a history of repetitive or substantial damage.

Yes. Staff salary costs directly related to performing the activities listed can be covered by this grant.

Yes. Cost share is required for most subapplications funded under Swift Current. See website for cost share per scenario type.

https://www.fema.gov/grants/mitigation/flood-mitigation-assistance/swift-current

Environmental and Climate Justice Community Change Grants Program

["PeopleCentered, EquityFocused","Collaboration with Community Partners","Building Competencies & Capacity","Climate & Environmental Risk Reduction"]

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit","Institution of higher education"]

eligible entities: (1) a partnership between two CBOs or (2) a partnership between a CBO and one of the following: a federally recognized Tribe, a local government, or an institution of higher edu

projects that reduce pollution, increase community climate resilience, and build community capacity to address environmental and climate justice challenges

improve the environmental, climate, and resilience conditions affecting disadvantaged communities; facilitate the engagement of disadvantaged communities in governmental processes to advance environmental and climate justice

Track I applications proposing to serve a geographically defined community identified as disadvantaged in Appendix A must submit a Project Area Map that defines which specific census block groups are designated as disadvantaged within the Project Area.

https://www.epa.gov/inflation-reduction-act/inflation-reduction-act-community-change-grants-program

Phase 1 Deadline - March 12, 2024
<br>Phase 2 Deadline - October 16, 2024
<br>Phase 3 Deadline - December 8, 2025

["Collaboration with Community Partners","Institutional Sustainability Goals & Resources","Interdisciplinary Approach","Building Competencies & Capacity","Climate & Environmental Risk Reduction"]

before.recycling@nrel.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit","Institution of higher education","For profit"]

Varies by phase. Local governments can compete in all phases.

The Re-X Before Recycling Prize invites competitors to work on one of two categories: established or emerging waste streams.

Identify a new or expanded Re-X supply chain opportunity including its potential community benefits and create a plan, demonstrate plan effectiveness, Network Development and Community Engagement

In keeping with the goal of growing a community of innovators, competitors are encouraged to form diverse, multidisciplinary teams while developing their concepts.

Yes. There are no specifications for how prize money is spent.

https://www.herox.com/ReXBeforeRecycling

Bridge Investment Program, Planning and Bridge Project Grants

bridgeinvestmentprogram@dot.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government"]

State Governments; Local Governments; Federally Recognized Tribes and Affiliated Groups; Planning and Project Organizations; U.S. Territories

bridge replacement, rehabilitation, preservation, and protection projects that reduce the number of bridges in poor condition, or in fair condition at risk of declining into poor condition.

Yes. Varies by project, see pg 20 of NOFO for details.

https://www.transportation.gov/rural/grant-toolkit/bridge-investment-program

WaterSMART Grants: Water and Energy Efficiency Grants

["PeopleCentered, EquityFocused","Equitable Transition to Clean Energy","Ecosystem Regeneration & Access"]

bor-sha-fafoa@usbr.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit","Other"]

State government, Indian Tribes, irrigation districts, water districts

For projects that result in quantifiable water savings, implement renewable energy components, and support broader sustainability benefits.

Yes. Applicants must be capable of cost sharing 50 percent) or more of the total project costs at the time of award.

https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/350982

Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA)

Federal Government

["Local government","State government"]

Eligible borrowers include public entities, private entities, and public-private partnerships.

WIFIA loans can support a broad range of project costs, including project planning and design, construction, land and equipment acquisition, and more. Prospective borrowers can apply for and receive a single WIFIA loan or bundle multiple WIFIA loans under

https://www.epa.gov/wifia/getting-started-wifia-program

["PeopleCentered, EquityFocused","Equitable Transition to Clean Energy"]

goodjobsprize@nrel.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","Nonprofit","Other"]

Coalitions must include at least one entity from each of the following: labor organization, clean energy employer, community-based organization, public agency, and education/workforce provider.

Projects that address workforce development challenges and clean energy employment opportunities for target populations, focusing on middle-skill occupations in manufacturing and construction industries.

Developing coalition action plans, implementing workforce development strategies, addressing job quality and access issues, engaging target communities, and measuring impact on clean energy employment.

Coalitions must be new or newly focused partnerships established on or after the prize announcement date.

Allowed. Prize funds can be used for any purpose, including hiring staff to manage the coalition.

https://www.herox.com/GoodJobsPrize/timeline

EPA Region 3 Thriving Communities Grantmakers Green and Healthy Homes Initiative (GHHI)

Close date is November 30, 2024 for two-year grants; April 30, 2025 for one-year grants (pg. 1, 13)

["PeopleCentered, EquityFocused","Collaboration with Community Partners","Climate & Environmental Risk Reduction","Equitable Transition to Clean Energy"]

thrivingcommunities@ghhi.org

Federal Government

["Local government","Nonprofit","Institution of higher education","Other"]

nonprofit organizations, community-based and grassroots nonprofits, philanthropic and civic organizations with nonprofit status, tribal governments, Native Am Orgs, local governments, and higher edu

Assessment projects (Tier I), Planning projects (Tier II), Implementation projects (Tier III). Projects can address multiple environmental issues such as air quality, water contamination, toxic substances, etc.

Research, sampling, testing, monitoring, investigations, surveys, studies, public education, planning, partnership-building, coordination with stakeholders, training, community involvement projects, smaller land purchases, project development, blueprints

Must have a Unique Entity ID in the Federal System of Award Management (SAM). Proposed activity must be in and benefit an area considered disadvantaged, as defined by the Inflation Reduction Act Disadvantaged Communities Map.

given the broad range of allowable activities, it's possible that staff salaries could be included in the project budget.

https://www.greenandhealthyhomes.org/wp-content/uploads/RFA-Final-08122024a.pdf

FY25 GUIDELINES FOR BROWNFIELD CLEANUP GRANTS

brownfields@epa.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Other"]

https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/356306

FY25 GUIDELINES FOR BROWNFIELD REVOLVING LOAN FUND GRANTS

brownfields@epa.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Other"]

https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/356305

FY25 GUIDELINES FOR BROWNFIELD ASSESSMENT GRANTS (ASSESSMENT COALITION GRANTS)

brownfields@epa.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Other"]

https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/356301

FY25 GUIDELINES FOR BROWNFIELD ASSESSMENT GRANTS (COMMUNITY-WIDE ASSESSMENT GRANTS)

brownfields@epa.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Other"]

https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/356303

Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling (SWIFR) grant program

Optional Notice of Intent to Apply by November 15, 2024

Federal Government

["Local government","State government"]

Other entities like state/territorial institutions of higher education, special districts, housing authorities must provide documentation proving they are considered political subdivisions of a state

Projects that establish, increase, expand, or optimize collection and materials management infrastructure; reduce contamination; increase capacity; improve end-markets; or demonstrate increased diversion/recycling rates.

Infrastructure investments, technology improvements, contamination reduction, capacity expansion, end-market development, education/outreach, composting/anaerobic digestion facilities, reuse infrastructure development.

Applicants must submit a Concept Paper by the deadline to be eligible to submit a Full Application.

Yes, personnel costs are an allowable expense category.

There is no cost share or matching requirement.

https://grants.gov/search-results-detail/356430

submit an Optional Notice of Intent to Apply: November 15, 2024

cleanschoolbus@epa.gov

Federal Government

Applicants must be able to demonstrate they are a political subdivision of a state if not clearly a public school district.

Replacement of existing eligible school buses with new clean school buses (electric, CNG, or propane) and associated charging infrastructure for electric buses.

Purchase of new clean school buses, charging infrastructure for electric buses, and associated eligible expenses like workforce training, consulting, warranties, etc.

Applicants must submit required supplemental forms with their application. Applicants for zero-emission buses must also submit a Utility Partnership Agreement.

EPA funding can be used for infrastructure labor costs and workforce training

No cost share or match requirement. Voluntary cost share will not be accepted.

https://www.epa.gov/cleanschoolbus/clean-school-bus-program-rebates

Building Upgrades Inspiring Local Transformation (BUILT Nonprofits)

Office Hours: October 30, 2024 at 2:00 PM ET

Federal Government

Applicants must be 501(c)(3) nonprofits that own and operate their own buildings. They must be domestic entities and able to provide the required 20% cost share.

Energy efficiency upgrades such as HVAC equipment, water heater equipment, weatherization materials, and efficient lighting sources.

Insulation, energy efficient lighting, HVAC upgrades, weather sealing, duct sealing, energy/water-efficient appliances and equipment, windows and doors retrofit/replacement, electric appliances, energy-efficient commercial kitchen equipment, roof repair/r

Applicants must submit proof of building ownership (deed, property title, or equivalent) and 501(c)(3) verification (IRS tax exempt letter, Form 990).

20% cost share required (monetary and/or in-kind)

https://www.techwerx.org/opportunities/SCEP-BUILT?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery

fhwalowcarbonmaterials@dot.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit","Institution of higher education"]

units of local government, political subdivisions of a State, territories of the United States, MPOs, and special purpose districts or public authorities with transit function

Projects that use construction materials with substantially lower levels of embodied greenhouse gas emissions on Federal highways, Tribal transportation facilities, Federal lands transportation facilities, and Federal lands access transportation facilitie

Identification of eligible materials, work needed to determine their appropriateness for use on eligible projects, and the use of low-carbon transportation materials on eligible construction projects.

Not explicitly mentioned, but likely allowable as part of the project costs

https://grants.gov/search-results-detail/356233

Concept Papers: February 27, 2025, 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time

era2024@hq.doe.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit","Institution of higher education","Other"]

Eligible entities include Indian Tribes, state and local governmental entities, nonprofit organizations, for-profit organizations, rural electric cooperatives, farming associations and cooperatives,

Improving overall cost-effectiveness of energy generation, transmission, or distribution systems; siting or upgrading transmission and distribution lines; reducing greenhouse gas emissions from energy generation; providing or modernizing electric faciliti

Identification of eligible materials, work needed to determine their appropriateness for use on eligible projects, and the use of low-carbon transportation materials on eligible construction projects.

Applicants must identify at least one area in the United States (including U.S. territories) with a population of not more than 10,000 that will benefit from the proposal. Projects must be built within the United States.

Not explicitly mentioned, but likely allowable as part of the project costs.

Cost share requirements vary by topic area and type of applicant, ranging from 5% to 50%.

https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/356630

Phase 1 Concept Papers: December 17, 2024, 5 p.m. ET
<br>Phase 2 Submissions: December 2, 2025, 5 p.m. ET
<br>Phase 3 Submissions: August 12, 2026, 5 p.m. ET

["ZeroCarbon Buildings","Equitable Transition to Clean Energy"]

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit","For profit"]

U.S. entities including Indian Tribes, state and local governmental entities, nonprofit orgs, for-profit organizations, rural electric cooperatives, farming associations and cooperatives, labor unions

Community solar, behind-the-meter virtual power plants, distributed energy resource aggregations, microgrids, commercial and industrial solar, multifamily projects, or combinations of these models.

Development and financing of distributed solar project portfolios that incorporate equitable access, consumer protections, and meaningful household savings.

Proposed portfolios must include at least two projects totaling a minimum of 1 MWAC of distributed solar generation. No single project may exceed 5 MWAC.

Not explicitly mentioned, but likely allowable as part of the project costs.

Cost share requirements vary by topic area and type of applicant, ranging from 5% to 50%.

https://www.energy.gov/communitysolar/community-power-accelerator-prize-round-3?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery

EPA Region 2 Thriving Communities Grantmakers Flourishing in Community initiative

["PeopleCentered, EquityFocused","Equitable Transition to Clean Energy"]

infofic@fordham.edu

Federal Government

Organizations must be incorporated or located in New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico, or the US Virgin Islands. Tribal entities must be spatially located in EPA Region 2.

Wide range of projects including research and monitoring, emergency preparedness, education and outreach, infrastructure and environmental improvements, planning and development, project development, land and asset acquisition, and job training.

Various activities related to environmental justice, climate change mitigation, community development, and capacity building.

Projects must address environmental justice concerns and be located in or benefit communities in Region 2.

Not explicitly mentioned, but likely allowable as part of project costs.

https://www.fordham.edu/about/living-the-mission/thriving-communities/

EPA Region 10 Thriving Communities Grantmakers Program (2024)

["PeopleCentered, EquityFocused","Equitable Transition to Clean Energy"]

thrivingcommunities@philanthropynw.org

Federal Government

["Local government","Nonprofit","Institution of higher education","Other"]

Entities must be incorporated or located in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington and 271 Tribal Nations.

Various environmental justice projects including air quality improvement, water quality sampling, cleanup projects, green infrastructure, lead and asbestos contamination mitigation, emergency preparedness, and environmental job training

Research, sampling, testing, monitoring, investigations, surveys, public education, planning, partnership building, training, and project implementation

Projects must address environmental justice concerns and be located in or benefit communities in Region 10.

https://philanthropynw.org/epa-environmental-justice-thriving-communities-grantmaking-program

Promoting Resilient Operations for Transformative, Efficient, and Cost-Saving Transportation (PROTECT) Program

Questions should be submitted no later than 60 days after NOFO Release Date to ensure adequate response time before application deadline

["Climate & Environmental Risk Reduction","Clean Equitable Mobility Systems"]

protectdiscretionary@dot.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Institution of higher education"]

Eligible entities include states, political subdivisions of states, MPOs, units of local government, special purpose districts with transportation functions, port authorities, Indian Tribes

Planning grants for resilience planning/assessment; Resilience improvement projects to strengthen existing infrastructure; Community resilience and evacuation route projects; At-risk coastal infrastructure projects to protect highways from coastal threats

Development phase activities including planning, feasibility analysis, environmental review, preliminary engineering; Construction, reconstruction, rehabilitation of transportation assets; Acquisition of real property; Environmental mitigation; Construct

Must be registered in SAM.gov with valid UEI number. If project is in floodplain, must identify floodplain location and indicate if implementing risk mitigation plan

Not specifically addressed in document, but development phase activities and operational improvements are eligible costs which could include staffing

Planning grants: 100% federal share. Resilience grants: Up to 80% federal share (100% for Indian Tribes and certain territories). Can be reduced 7% if project is in approved Resilience Improvement Plan and additional 3% if incorporated into transp plan

https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/356840

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit","Institution of higher education"]

Eligible applicants include states, multi-state groups, municipalities, counties, MPOs, special purpose districts with transportation functions, port authorities, public transportation agencies, triba

Planning, studies and analysis, revenue forecasting, preliminary engineering and design work, statutory/regulatory compliance analyses for TIFIA-eligible transportation projects

Project planning, feasibility studies, market analysis, cost-benefit analysis, revenue forecasting, preliminary engineering/design, environmental reviews, statutory/regulatory compliance analysis. Construction is NOT an allowable activity

Must be registered in SAM.gov with valid UEI number. Project sponsors and projects must meet TIFIA credit assistance eligibility requirements

Not explicitly addressed but appears allowable as part of RIA operational costs

https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/356875

anna.arrowsmith@usda.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit","Institution of higher education"]

schools operating NSLP/SBP, child care institutions with CACFP agreements, summer food sponsors with SFSP agreements, local agencies, Indian Tribal Organizations, agricultural producers, and 501(c)

Local food sourcing activities, agricultural education activities, or combined activities that include planning, studies/analysis, revenue forecasting, engineering/design work, and statutory/regulatory compliance analysis

Personnel costs, training, supplies, equipment (with prior approval), promotional items, evaluation costs, food for educational purposes (up to 10% of funds), travel expenses, stipends, subgrants

Must operate or partner with a Child Nutrition Program operator (NSLP, CACFP, SFSP, and/or SBP). Must obtain UEI and SAM registration. Must not have received Implementation grants in last 3 funding cycles (FY22-24)

Yes - allowable for project staff costs and substitute pay for food service staff attending training

25% minimum match required through cash or in-kind contributions. Federal funds cannot be used as match. Must provide match letters documenting all match sources

https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/356877

jean.bingham@usda.gov

Federal Government

["Local government","State government","Nonprofit","Institution of higher education"]

schools operating NSLP/SBP, child care institutions with CACFP agreements, summer food sponsors with SFSP agreements, local agencies, Indian Tribal Organizations, agricultural producers, and 501(c)

Action Planning track, Agricultural Education track, or Edible Gardens track projects. Applicants may only apply to one track

Personnel costs, training, supplies, equipment (with prior approval), promotional items, evaluation costs, food for educational purposes (up to 10% of funds), travel expenses, stipends

Must operate or partner with a Child Nutrition Program operator (NSLP, CACFP, SFSP, and/or SBP). Must obtain UEI and SAM registration. Must not have received Implementation grants in last 3 funding cycles (FY22-24)

Yes - allowable for project staff costs and substitute pay for food service staff attending training

25% minimum match required through cash or in-kind contributions. Federal funds cannot be used as match. Must provide match letters documenting all match sources

https://www.grants.gov/search-results-detail/356876