Reporting on Progress Guidelines

At the Brico Fund, we believe that evaluation is a process, not an event.  While we recognize the importance of quantifying your work and monitoring your activities and number of people served, Brico asks that you frame your reporting to us in a systemic change perspective – focusing on the issue or problem you are addressing.  Because we hope our funding gets at root problems to create systemic change, we want you to share your learning from a broader perspective. As you write your report, remember to reflect on the three broad goals you stated in your preliminary application.

The following guidelines will assist you in framing information for us.  If you have questions about the timing or content of a report, please call us.  Typically, the grant period will start when we receive a signed grant agreement back from you.  Specific reporting dates will be included in your grant agreement. Reports may be submitted electronically to meet deadlines, but hard copies with original signatures must also be mailed to Brico Fund to complete your reporting requirements.