Float Grantee Information Form
Thank you for your participation in Float's pilot round! We are delighted to be making a grant in support of your project. This form will help us move forward with our next two steps: signing the grant agreement and distributing funds. The process will generally proceed as follows:
From here, the next few steps are as follows:
1. You fill out this form, and Raft Foundation reviews it. If any discussion is needed, that happens
2. Raft drafts up the grant agreement and, assuming everything looks alright, Raft and a representative of the grantee (i.e., the person or entity receiving the funds) sign it
3. Raft provides instructions for requesting funds on Open Collective, the grantee submits the request, and Raft distributed the funds
So that we can distribute funds in a timely manner, please submit this form by December 18, 2025.
If you have questions, please first look at
the FAQ, and then send an email to
team@raft.foundation if you do not find the answer there.
The name of the person filling out this form.
The email of the person filling out this form, in case we have follow-up questions.
What is the name of the Float proposal?
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We will use this information to pull the amount for the grant and other basic information.
Grantee contact information
In most situations, even for collaborations, Raft is expecting to send funds to a single entity which will serve as the formal grantee for the grant. If your situation may be different, please email
team@raft.foundation to talk through your specifics so we can arrive at the best possible arrangement.
Grantee contact first name(s)
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The primary person we should be in contact with at the grantee.
Grantee contact last name(s)
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Again, the primary person we should be in contact with at the grantee.
Grantee contact email address
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Will the grantee contact sign the agreement on behalf of the grantee?
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Will the grantee contact sign the agreement on behalf of the grantee?
Is the grantee program a fiscally sponsored project?
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Note: we are totally able to make grants to proposals that are not fiscally sponsored!! Just asking. If applicable, use the fiscal sponsor's information for the rest of this section.
Is the grantee program a fiscally sponsored project?
Is the grantee based in the United States?
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Is the grantee based in the United States?
Which of the following describes the grantee legal entity?
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Again, if the program is fiscally sponsored, use the sponsor's information.
Which of the following describes the grantee legal entity?
The legal name of the organization, fiscal sponsor, or individual that will receive the funds.
Address of the organization, fiscal sponsor, or individual. If international, please include the country.
On what day does the grantee's fiscal year end?
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For example, "December 31" (most commonly) or "June 30"
