Can a single non-profit entity submit more than one application as the lead applicant?
Yes. However, the Department will not fund applications that are carrying out duplicate or overlapping activities. In other words, the Department will not pay for the same activity twice, even if the activity is included in two separate grant applications. For that reason, if a non-profit entity, or any other eligible entity, is part of more than one application, it should be sure that the activities proposed in the various applications they are part of do not duplicate one another.
Related Questions
- The application guidelines say that the lead applicant and fiscal agent must be a non-profit organization. May a college or university be the lead applicant?
- Can a non-profit organization or eligible governmental applicant submit an application in partnership with a for-profit organization?
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