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Grant Application Form - Shoreline Middle School Beekeeping Pilot Project

March 11, 2013Pages 2–87 sections

Grant application from Shoreline Middle School for a pilot beekeeping program to teach students about sustainability and honeybees.

$705.00 requested2750 Shoreline Drive, Victoria BCKim Strom, PrincipalJane Spies, Teacher

Grant Application Form

Basic Information

For what type of grant are you applying?

Category: [x] Specific Project [ ] Special Event [ ] Program (annual operations)

Project / Event / Program Name & Description: Shoreline Middle School's Beekeeping Pilot Project. Students will learn about beekeeping, sustainability and the interconnectedness between humans, honey bees and their environment.

Grant amount applied for? $1705.00 % of project/event/program budget: ~100% of initial setup % Date the project, activity, event or program will occur: April 2013 (starts) — ongoing

Has your organization ever received grant funding from the Town? No

  • Note: Shoreline Community School has, but not the Middle School.

Has your organization received a permissive tax exemption from the Town? No

Does your organization issue grants to other organizations? No

Attachments Required

  • Resolution of Board of Directors to request a Grant in Aid from the Town of View Royal.
  • Prior years financial statements of the organization.
  • Documentation Town funding will not be used to fund grants to other organizations (if applicable)
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About Your Organization

Legal Name of Organization: Shoreline Middle School Mailing Address: 2750 Shoreline Drive, Victoria BC V9B 1M6 Operating at: [blank]

Ph: 250-386-8367 Fax: 250-381-2630 Email: jspies@sd61.bc.ca Contact: Jane Spies Title: Teacher

Society Registration Number: N/A Year Registered: [blank] Charity Registration Number: 106799927RR0001 Year Registered: [blank] Year Founded: N/A Fiscal year end: 30 / 06 (day / month)

List any other geographic areas in which your organization operates: N/A

Your Organization’s Personnel

1) Organization Executive and Staff:

  • President: Principal: Kim Strom
  • Telephone: 250-386-8367
  • Secretary/Treasurer: [blank]
  • Telephone: [blank]
  • Board Members: N/A

2) List the staff or volunteer positions involved in carrying out the project:

Name and Position Paid Volunteer
Jane Spies: Teacher ✓ outside of class
Various parent volunteers
Various 'staff' help
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Your Organization’s Objectives and Services

1) Describe your organization's mission statement and how your services meet them: Our project statement is to provide students with the opportunity to explore sustainability and environmental interconnectedness through honey bee beekeeping and to foster environmental concern and respect.

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Your Proposed Program Budget

1) Please list all expenses and sources of project revenue, including "in-kind" contributions from your (or any other) organization.

A. Income Last Fiscal Year (If program was in existence) This Fiscal Year (Proposed program budget)
Town of View Royal $1705.00
Fees or Membership Dues
Government Revenue (specify below)
Interest income
Bingo revenues
Direct access revenues
Fundraising projects
Other Revenue (specify below)
PAC ongoing maintenance ~$500 per year
TOTAL INCOME $2205.00
B. Expenses Last Fiscal Year This Fiscal Year
Administration
Wages/Honouraria/Benefits
Supplies and Equipment $1705.00
Major Capital Costs
Mortgage/Rent/Utilities
Fees (licensing, etc.)
Insurance
Advertising/Printing/etc.
Other (specify below)
Ongoing maintenance ~$500 per year
TOTAL EXPENSES $2205.00
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Honey Bee Beekeeping Equipment List

Quantity Description Unit Price Amount
2 Assembled Varroa Trap with Drawer 33.95 67.90
2 Inner Hive Cover 12.95 25.90
2 Outer Hive Cover 22.50 45.00
6 Medium Hive Body 6 5/8"" with frame rests 16.89 101.34
60 6 1/4" Standard Waxed Plastic Frames 2.10 126.00
4 7" Hive Tool 7.95 31.80
5 Bee Suit 141.99 709.95
5 Economy Leather Gloves 15.95 79.75
1 Stainless Steel Smoker 48.95 48.95
1 Beekeepers Handbook 22.50 22.50
4 Pollen Patties 2.00 8.00
1 10 Kg bag of sugar 15.99 15.99
8 Tymol Strips 2.00 2.00
4 Mite Away Quick Strips 5.00 20.00
1 Bee Brush 6.75 6.75
2 Wooden Feeders with super 27.95 55.90
1 Queen Excluder 8.95 8.95
1 Package of Bees 145.00 145.00
Subtotal 1521.61
Tax 12% 182.60
Total 1704.21

Most of the supplies will be purchased from Bee’n Glass (PO Box 1491 Lake Cowichan BC).

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Details of Your Organization’s Grant Request

1) Nature and goals of the project, program or event: The nature of this project is to give students the opportunity to be involved in all aspects of beekeeping (honeybees). From nurturing brood (baby bees) to making fresh honey-based salad dressing for our school salad bar. The goals are to teach students about sustainability through the connection between humans, honeybees and our environment. In addition to learning about responsibility and stewardship through this experiential learning project, we also hope to foster environmental concern, respect for nature, and a better understanding about where our food comes from.

2) Summary of direct and indirect benefits to the Town of View Royal: One of the many benefits to View Royal when teaching students good stewardship and environmental respect is that it transfers into a desire to keep their own community of View Royal healthy and clean. More honeybees means more pollination which in turn will benefit local residents and their gardens. In addition, through this beekeeping pilot project students will get a chance to form connections with local beekeepers.

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Conditions of Funding

  1. The applicant must acknowledge the support of the Town in all printed and publicity material related to the project, event, or program;
  2. Funds must be used for the purpose for which they were requested. Any funds not used for the requested purpose must be returned to the Town.
  3. Funds will be released as follows: a. Grants in aid provided for annual programs will be released at 100% at time of approval by Council; b. Grants in aid provided for special projects or events will be released at 50% at time of approval by Council and 50% after receipt of the final report; c. Conditional grants in aid will be paid 100% upon satisfactory proof that the conditions, as set by Council, have been met.
  4. Organizations receiving grants from the Town shall provide an accounting of the project or program for which the grant was approved as follows: a. Where the grant in aid was for a specific project or event the applicant must submit a final report within 45 days after the project or event is complete. b. Where the grant in aid was in support of an annual program, the applicant must submit a final report within 60 days of the end of the organization's fiscal year.
  5. A final report must include the following information: i. Evaluation of the project, event, or program; ii. Financial statement of actual revenue and expenses for the project, event or program; iii. Attendance figures, if applicable; iv. Number of participants in the project, event, or program; and v. Evaluation of the direct and indirect benefits to the Town.
  6. In the event that the project or program is not completed, the grant recipient organization must notify the Town as soon as practical and refund any grant funds that have been provided for that project.

Your Directors’ Declaration

We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that this application and all appended forms and/or documents contain a full and accurate account of all matters stated:

Name: Kim Strom Title: Principal Date: 25 Feb 2013

Name: Jane Spies Title: Teacher Date: Feb 25, 2013

Please submit your completed application to: Town of View Royal 45 View Royal Ave Victoria, BC V9B 1A6 www.viewroyal.ca Fax 250-727-9551 email: finance@viewroyal.ca

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Extracted from: 2013 03 11 Committee of the Whole Agenda