Sentence examples for biggest grantee from inspiring English sources

AGRA is by far the Gates Foundation's biggest grantee and the main institutional vehicle for changing African agriculture.

The program's biggest grantee, the Center for Cultural Innovation, which received $477,000 over five years, should not have been eligible for the money, the audit said.

I was speaking to some experts in the field the other day who were observing that more foundations are realizing that the large grantee programs they launch with big start-up grants can't be sustained by the grantee after the foundation's money leaves – even when they allow more money for operating costs.

This isn't the first time that Disney Theatrical Group has entrusted a beloved animated musical to a visionary director — a MacArthur "genius" grantee to boot — whose big idea is to take aesthetic inspiration from the story's far-flung location, in this case India.

The money goes directly to grantees to spend, which are usually states and counties – New York City is one of the few cities that has a big enough population to be a direct grantee.

We have always funded service and advocacy, but I think we're feeling it's even more important now to fund the advocacy groups because the public policy issues that matter so much in the lives of clients of our grantees are big ones.

The Seattle connection to LiveStories runs deep: its very first funding came from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, a $75,000 grant in 2013 to help another grantee, Agra, make better use of big data.

Not every grantee feels that way, though.

Additional responsibilities of grantee.

§ 17.725 Grantee reporting requirements.

Grantee reporting requirements.