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** Mozilla grantmaking focus -- what we are likely to fund | ** Mozilla grantmaking focus -- what we are likely to fund | ||
** More detailed criteria -- let prospective grantee know how they need to pitch their proposal | ** More detailed criteria -- let prospective grantee know how they need to pitch their proposal | ||
** stuff we won't generally | |||
** Process | ** Process | ||
*** Proposal format | *** Proposal format | ||
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*** Key focus areas | *** Key focus areas | ||
** More in-depth grant reporting | ** More in-depth grant reporting | ||
*** "Feature stories" for particular grants | |||
*** Tables of grants (grantees, amounts, dates, description, etc.), sorted using (or sortable by) various criteria | *** Tables of grants (grantees, amounts, dates, description, etc.), sorted using (or sortable by) various criteria | ||
*** Detailed information for each grant, including links to key documents and deliverables where appropriate | |||
*** Detailed information for each grant, including links to key documents where appropriate | |||
* Material for Mozilla community (including grant evaluators) | * Material for Mozilla community (including grant evaluators) | ||
*** Same as for general public, with more information where appropriate | *** Same as for general public, with more information where appropriate | ||
*** Include information about grants currently being considered? | *** Include public information about grants currently being considered? | ||
*** Have ways to include community members in evaluation process | |||
Latest revision as of 15:23, 8 April 2009
This is an initial attempt at creating a set of pages for www.mozilla.org that would explain and promote Mozilla-related grantmaking activities
Overall approach:
- Clearly position Mozilla grantmaking activities as a complement to other Mozilla-related activities (e.g., software development and marketing) carried out by the various Mozilla organizations and the Mozilla project as a whole.
- grantmaking as a mechanism to get useful things done that might not get done otherwise
- grantmaking not an end in and of itself
- Tie grantmaking to
- overall Mozilla public benefit mission and Mozilla high-level principles and goals
- high-level strategies in various areas (e.g., accessibility, education)
- Emphasize "one Mozilla" aspect of grantmaking activities
- single message, process
- doesn't matter which organization signs the check
- Address different audiences:
- prospective grantees
- Mozilla community members (who may also be prospective grantees)
- general public (including prospective donors and co-funders)
- Tell an overall story about how Mozilla grantmaking supports the Mozilla mission, and individuals stories about how particular grants have made a difference
Possible content:
- Overview of grantmaking activities (all audiences)
- Material for prospective grantees
- Mozilla grantmaking focus -- what we are likely to fund
- More detailed criteria -- let prospective grantee know how they need to pitch their proposal
- stuff we won't generally
- Process
- Proposal format
- How it will be evaluated
- Contact information -- single point of contact for all queries (grants@mozilla.org?)
- Material for general public
- Overall summaries of grantmaking
- Total amount of Mozilla grants
- Key focus areas
- More in-depth grant reporting
- "Feature stories" for particular grants
- Tables of grants (grantees, amounts, dates, description, etc.), sorted using (or sortable by) various criteria
- Detailed information for each grant, including links to key documents and deliverables where appropriate
- Overall summaries of grantmaking
- Material for Mozilla community (including grant evaluators)
- Same as for general public, with more information where appropriate
- Include public information about grants currently being considered?
- Have ways to include community members in evaluation process