RETURNING Community Impact Project FAQs

Information Session 5/1

Where do I find the attestation template?

The attestation template can be found on the documents tab. The first page has instructions, the other pages are to be copied and pasted to your organization letterhead.

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Are there any updates about the future of SNAP-Ed funding? Or is it still business as usual?

Per guidance from Food and Nutrition Service and MDHHS, we are following our approved FY25 plan of work. If/when there are any additional updates, we will communicate those to you.

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General Questions

As a Community Impact Project (CIP), will indirect costs still be covered by the grant?

An organization funded as a CIP can include indirect costs in the program budget as long as the appropriate documentation (e.g., approved indirect cost rate agreement, de minimis certification, etc.) is provided.

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Is the Attestation Letter the only document we need to submit?

The Attestation Letter is the only document you need to submit for returning organizations. That is due May 14, 2025 by 4:30 p.m.

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When will we be notified if our organization is being awarded?

Your organization will receive notification, typically in mid-June, of whether it has been selected to move to program design phase. CIPs will move through the program design process before building out a budget and then a services agreement will be put into place.

NOTE: funding through the RFA process to be a Community Impact Project is not a federal award. Organizations selected to be a CIP in FY26 are contracted service providers that deliver programming designed and overseen by MFF.

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3:00 p.m. on May 1, 2025

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