Rsvp Of Dane County Inc.

RSVP of Dane County Inc., a Wisconsin-based nonprofit community development corporation, operates as a federal grant recipient delivering intergenerational volunteer service programs under the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS), with all recent awards as prime recipient (100% of awards in source data) and no subcontracting footprint.

RSVP of Dane County operates two parallel AmeriCorps Seniors programs funded by CNCS's Office of Grants Management under CFDA 94.011 (Foster Grandparent Program, or FGP) and an RSVP core program. The most recent award, effective July 1, 2026, is a three-year $140,048 project grant for the Foster Grandparent Program running through June 30, 2029, which engages senior volunteers aged 55 and older to provide direct mentoring, tutoring, and educational support to children with special needs or academic/social disadvantages across Wisconsin. Volunteers serve approximately 20 hours weekly in schools, Head Start programs, childcare centers, and other community settings, delivering one-on-one academic tutoring, literacy instruction, and developmental support. The award requires RSVP of Dane County to maintain a 10% statutory match and a 15.25% budgetary match. An earlier CNCS award covering program years 2023–24 and 2025–26 carried comparable match requirements (10–12.47% budgetary). A separate RSVP core program award, also from CNCS's Office of Grants Management and effective July 1, 2023, covers program years 2023–24 and 2025–26, with match obligations scaling from 30–31.15% in the first period to 10–10.87% in the second; this award was reduced by three months in 2023–24 to align with non-stipend program start dates and carries an April 1 start date for subsequent program years.

Customer concentration is total: CNCS accounts for all 11 awards in source data (11 prime awards, combined obligated dollars $18.1 million), served through its Office of Grants Management division. RSVP of Dane County delivers services directly through its existing organizational structure with no identified subrecipients. Federal grant recipients must maintain comprehensive financial and program records for three years following submission of final Federal Financial Reports and comply with National Service Criminal History Checks for all compensated individuals.