2006-2007 CBC Foundation HBCU Mini-grant Application - Anti-Smoking Education Initiative

The purpose of the Anti-Smoking Education Initiative is to encourage student activism and peer-education at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) through anti-tobacco and smoking advocacy. Ten $20,000 mini-grants will be awarded to HBCUs who meet the criteria. Schools are encouraged to leverage current activities, events or classes already established at these institutions. Coalition building is also encouraged.

All projects must begin Fall Semester 2006 (August/September) – end March 2007
Who May Apply?
Student organizations, associations, clubs, departments (example- School of Health, School of Business, School or Communications, etc), or specific classes located at Historically Black Colleges or Universities (2-year or 4-year schools), unfortunately schools located in non-MSA States (Master Settlement Agreement) -- Florida, Texas, Mississippi and Minnesota-- are not eligible. All submissions must have an on-campus faculty or administrator primary contact.

Notification of interest via email is required by March 15, 2006

Please complete the below form by COB March 15, 2006 stating your intentions of applying for the CBC Foundation Anti-Smoking Education Initiative mini grant:

Proposal submission deadline: April 12, 2006

Applicants must submit one original and three bound copies of the proposal. The grant proposal must have left and right margins of no less than one inch, use fonts no smaller than 11-points and single spaced (no more than 10 pages, not including budget and letter(s) of support).

Questions can be directed to Lisa Fager via email at LFager@CBCFinc.org.