FY25_Farm to School Grant_Budget Narrative Template.docx

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This document is a suggested budget narrative template for the FY2025 Farm to School Grant State Agency funding opportunity. The template provides a detailed breakdown of the budget categories and narrative requirements, including personnel, fringe benefits, travel, supplies, equipment, contractual services, and other costs. It specifies the information needed for each budget line item, such as hourly rates, number of hours, and justifications.

The related federal grant opportunity is the FY2025 Farm to School Grant State Agency, a 24-month grant program administered by the USDA Food and Nutrition Service. The program aims to promote agricultural education and increase the use of local foods in child nutrition programs. The grant awards up to $500,000, with a required 25% match from the applicant. State government agencies are the only eligible applicants for this opportunity. Additional details on the program and upcoming informational webinars are provided.

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Suggested Budget Narrative Template

1. PERSONNEL
FEDERAL REQUEST
MATCH/IN-KIND
TOTAL
NARRATIVE EXPLANATION

1a. Title

Hourly wage x # hours per year x # years

1b. Title

Annual salary x FTE x # years

1c. Title

Personnel Total

2. FRINGE BENEFITS
FEDERAL REQUEST
MATCH/IN- KIND
TOTAL
NARRATIVE EXPLANATION

2a. PERSONNEL 1a.

Total salary x fringe % rate

2b. PERSONNEL 1b.

2c. PERSONNEL 1c.

Fringe Benefits Total

3. TRAVEL
FEDERAL REQUEST
MATCH/IN- KIND
TOTAL
NARRATIVE EXPLANATION

One national or regional-level networking and training event registration fee

# of people @ XXX

Airfare

RT name of Airport to/from name of Airport, XXX Airline, XXX Fare as of date, # people @ $XXX / person ($XXX base fare + $XX tax and fees)

Airline checked baggage fee

# bags @ $XX / bag

Mileage

RT place of business to/from Airport, type of transportation, # mi. x # people @ $0.XXX / mi.

Airport parking

# days x # people @ $XX/day

Ground transportation

# days x # people @ est. $XX/day

Lodging

In-State/out-of-State rate, date, # days

Lodging tax

In-State/out-of-State rate, XX% / day, # days x # people @ $XX.XX / day

Per diem (M&IE)

In-State/out-of-State rate, full day, # days x # people @ $XX.XX / day

Per diem (M&IE)

In-State/out-of-State rate, first & last days of travel, # days x # people @ $XX.XX / day

Travel Total

4. SUPPLIES (Less than or equal to a unit cost of $4,000. Note: Allowable costs are located at 2 CFR Part 200, Subpart E)
FEDERAL REQUEST
MATCH/IN-KIND
TOTAL
NARRATIVE EXPLANATION

4a. XXX

4b. XXX

4c. Office supplies

4d. Professional development materials

4e. Computer(s)

4f. Computer workstation(s)

4g. Software

Supplies Total

5. EQUIPMENT
FEDERAL REQUEST
MATCH/IN-KIND
TOTAL
NARRATIVE EXPLANATION

5a. XXX

5b. XXX

Equipment Total

6. CONTRACTUAL
FEDERAL REQUEST
MATCH/IN-KIND
TOTAL
NARRATIVE EXPLANATION

6a. Type/Name of contractor, service to provide

# hrs. / yr. @ $XXX / hr.

6b. Type/Name of contractor, service to provide

# hrs. / yr. @ $XXX / hr.

Contractual Total

7. OTHER
FEDERAL REQUEST
MATCH/IN-KIND
TOTAL
NARRATIVE EXPLANATION

7c. Operating Costs per person

7d. Professional Development

7e. Software Licenses

7f. Postage, Shipping/Handling

7g. Fees

Other Total

8. TOTAL COSTS
FEDERAL REQUEST
MATCH/IN-KIND
TOTAL
NARRATIVE EXPLANATION

8a. Total Direct Costs

[You will not need to write anything in this column.] Ensure the total of the SF-424A and SF-424B are the same

8b. Total Indirect Costs [or maximum Administrative Costs % allowed] calculation = total Direct costs x IDC rate

Total costs (Budget categories 8a + 8b)

[You will not need to write anything in this column.]

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