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Grantee resources
RWJF and our grantees have a shared responsibility to run effective programs that fulfill the Foundation's mission. The resources provided here can help you explore useful tools to keep RWJF properly informed about grant activities, and undertake projects more effectively.
Budget information provides information about financial reporting, including submitting and revising reports.
Annual narrative reporting provides information necessary for submitting, presenting and extending, the annual report, as well as what to do when changes occur.
Final narrative reporting provides information necessary to submitting, presenting and extending, the final narrative report, as well as what to do when changes occur.
National program reporting provides information about the use of subcontractors and summative reports.
Expenditure responsibility provides information on IRS reporting code requirements.
Project changes provides information on what to do if you need to make changes to your project or to grant staff.
The Connect project helps RWJF grantees build or enhance relationships with their members of Congress and other policymakers.
Communications information provides information about press releases, logo usage, publication credits and featuring projects on the RWJF Web site.
Legal information provides information about lobbying, advocacy and changes in tax status.
Travel provides information about guidelines and best practices recommended for travel as well as allowable expenses.
Nonfinancial and other information provides information about training, resources for technical tools, planning a great meeting, what other grantees are doing in similar areas, research guidance and a financial glossary.
Changes in Communications from RWJF
The Foundation recently began communicating electronically with its grantees, thereby eliminating the need for sending correspondence through the mail. Acknowledgement and request letters will now be sent in e-mail form. As we move forward, other communications will also be sent electronically.