‍4. Preference is given to projects in the Trail area.

5. An organization applying for support must satisfy the committee of its capacity to attract whatever additional support is required to complete and operate the project.

6. While the renewing of a grant can, and should be considered in special circumstances, the general principle of “one-shot” grants should be maintained. In the case of a major project requiring grants for two or more years, it is recommended that the Board should seek membership approval.

7. Support being received by an applicant from other sources should be taken into account in all cases.

8. Generally, funds should not be provided for a service which relieves the Government or a Government Agency of responsibility which the committee deems is rightfully that of the Government. However, the Board should consider cooperative financing with Government for demonstration purposes with a view to encouraging long-term Government support.

9. As much as possible, we should try to consider the needs of all groups such as Youth, Health, The Aged, Education, The Blind, etc and avoid channeling all of our support to one field.

10. The Board may call on advisors to assist in evaluating applications. Such advisors should not be restricted to members of the committee or the Club.

11. The Board and the Club should seek major – and new projects.

12. All significant grants should be recognized at Club meetings and Bulletins.

13. Applications for funds must be submitted over a signature of an executive member of the organization concerned. The Board must be advised who is directing the project, and if there is involvement by Club members in the organization of the project.

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