Grant Funds

/ˈɡrænt fʌndz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Monetary resources provided by an entity, usually a government or foundation, to finance a specific project or purpose without expectation of repayment.
    The nonprofit organization received grant funds to support its educational programs.

Forms

  • grant funds

Commentary

Grant funds typically require compliance with specific conditions outlined in the grant agreement; precise drafting ensures proper use and accountability.

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