Small Grant

Program Description
The Reservoir Fisheries Habitat Partnership (RFHP) and the Friends of Reservoirs foundation (FOR) provide an annual small grants program available exclusively to Friends of Reservoirs member organizations. FOR membership dues are used solely to fund this program. As membership in FOR expands, we will increase the number of projects funded and/or increase the dollar value of the grants. FOR will be awarding three-$1000 grants for 2019. Deadline to submit an proposal is August 15, 2019. For more information on proposal guidelines and project criteria for proposals visit the Project Guidelines.
Friends of Reservoirs Member/Group Sponsoring the Project*
Project Leader Contact Information*
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Address
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Project Information
Reservoir Name
Reservoir must be open to public access to be eligible for this program.
Google Maps Location

Identify the location of the reservoir on Google Maps, then copy-paste the URL to the map here.
Please describe the project objective(s).
Please describe the project methods. Will the product be used in conjunction with existing habitat restoration efforts on the reservoir? Will the product supplement natural brush, rock, or other materials being added to the reservoir?
Will state fish and wildlife agency staff be directly involved in the project? How so (planning, site selection, participation in installation)? Is there an associated lake or habitat management plan that states the need for structural habitat enhancement?
List the species that the project is expected to benefit:
How do you plan to conduct outreach and advertise the project? (Examples: on-site signage, press releases, websites, message boards)
Friends of Reservoirs will publicize the project on its website and on its Facebook page. Grant recipients will be asked to provide pictures of putting the structures together and placement from boats or docks, along with a short completion report that Friends of Reservoirs and Mossback can use in press releases, newsletters, etc.
Upload at least one letter of support from a representative of the state fish and wildlife management agency:
Drop files here or
Partnership and Budget
Does the project involve one or more youth groups?
- Yes
- No
Examples: 4-H, FFA, high school students, high school or college fishing teams, Boy Scouts of America Youth groups must occur in the budget table to be counted. Their contribution is typically in-kind labor associated with the project.
Please list all partners involved in the project:
Partner Name Type of Partner Cash Contribution In-Kind Contribution In-Kind Value

Partners may be Federal, county, HOA, etc. To be considered a partner, the group/company/agency has to provide either direct monetary or in-kind value (supplies, equipment, labor) to the project.

In-kind contribution type AND value must be specified. Volunteer labor should be calculated at $10/hr for youth 16 and under, $18/hr for adults, and $24/hr for agency staff.
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