Montana FCCLA Week of Service, 2024-25

Montana Week of Service

Montana FCCLA has partnered with the Youth Service America, which will allow chapters to apply for up to $200 to carry out projects making a positive difference in their local communities and including an element that occurs between January 18-25 .

Projects must be youth-led and:

Engage middle and high-school aged students
Include non-members, students from low-income and diverse backgrounds, and students who are not usually asked to participate

October1 5: Applications due on our website; March 1: Final report, photos, and receipts due.

Montana FCCLA has partnered with Youth Service America (YSA) to offer chapter mini-grants for community outreach projects. Chapters interested in receiving funding for their Montana FCCLA Week of Service activities through YSA should complete this grant application by October 15. Project requirements for this grant Include: Chapter must be affiliated with Montana FCCLA Up to $200 may be awarded to support the project. A budget must be uploaded as a component of the application. The project must be youth-led and engage middle and high-school aged students. Efforts to include non-members, students from low-income and diverse backgrounds, and students who are not usually asked to participate must be included in the grant application. The application process is open through October 15. The final report, including three photos of the project and receipts for reimbursement must be submitted to the State Director by March 1. If you have any questions, please email [email protected]

Chapter Name(Required)

Chapter Advisor Name(Required)

Chapter Advisor Email(Required)

Identify Concern: *What concern(s) are you addressing with this project *(Required)

Set A Goal: Write at least one SMART goal to describe what you will accomplish. Describe how you will invite non FCCLA members to participate.(Required)

Form a plan: Address each of the following questions. Who is your target audience for participants? How will you increase awareness or educate the target group? How will you expand the number of participants within your community? How will you recognize participants? What information will you collect to measure the success of your project? What partners (businesses, other organizations, etc.) will support or engage through this project?(Required)

Budget: The maximum grant award is $200 per chapter. Develop a budget outlining where the funds will be spent.(Required)

After your project, complete the final report below by March 1

Week of Service Report Form

Chapter*
Chapter Adviser Name*
First Last
Chapter Adviser Email*
Why did you choose this project (100 words or less)?
Please list your project goals and objectives (200 words or less).
Summarize your project including major activities, resources used, and partnerships/collaborations in the space below (500 words or less).*
Number of chapter members involved in the project.
Number of people reached through the project.*
Describe your projects evaluation process and the results (200 words or less).
List media used to promote and report on the project (200 words or less).
Number of people reached through public relations efforts.
Upload up to three photos of your project in action.*
Drop files here or

Max. file size: 50 MB.
Provide a brief description of each photo.
Optional: Upload up to 5 supporting files, such as promotional pieces (flyers, print ads, PSA’s, etc) and public relations materials that help to tell the story of your project.
Drop files here or

Max. file size: 50 MB.
By submitting this form, I confirm that: - All information is correct to the best of my knowledge. - I have read, and agree to, the program award terms and conditions. - MT FCCLA may use pictures on their website and social media accounts for promotional purposes.*
- Yes
- No

Montana Week of Service

Week of Service Report Form

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