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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the budget narrative in the editor.
  2. Begin with the 'Personnel' section. Enter the details for the Project Coordinator, including hours and rate. For example, input '10 hours/week x $20/hour x 40 weeks = $8,000'.
  3. Move to the 'Meetings' section. Specify the number of meetings and costs associated with food and drinks. Input '10 meetings x $200/meeting = $2,000'.
  4. In the 'Training and Education' section, detail honoraria for trainers. Enter '10 trainers x $200/trainer = $2,000'.
  5. For 'Materials & Supplies', calculate costs based on student needs. Input '40 students x $40/student = $1,600'.
  6. Complete the 'Workbooks' section by entering costs per workbook for students: '40 students x $30 each = $1,200'.
  7. Fill in facility costs under its respective section: 'Room cost at a nonprofit agency is $100/hour x 3 hours per meeting x 10 meetings = $3,000'.
  8. Lastly, summarize grantmaking and event costs accurately to reflect total funding requests.

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A budget narrative explains and justifies the projected costs attributed to each line item or category within the budget and ties the budget to the proposed deliverables and statement of work.
The narrative budget helps members of the congregation understand what the church is doing in ministry, evangelism, discipleship training, benevolences and missions. It is a connecting link between the contributor and the churchs ministries. A well-composed narrative budget will educate and inspire everyone.
The proposed 2025-2028 budget of approximately $346.7 million is a reduction of nearly 43% from the previously adopted budget. The budget figures described here are based on the results of the most recent meeting of General Council on Finance and Administration with the Connectional Table in February.
a) Budget Narrative The Budget Narrative must provide a description of costs associated with each line item on the SF-424A. The Budget Narrative should also include a section describing any leveraged resources provided (as applicable) to support grant activities.
I understand that at the time the United Methodist Protocol was negotiated in financial detail, the then-latest-available official reports showed that the UMCs denomination-wide unrestricted net assets, excluding fixed assets like buildings, was $118.839 million (as of the end of 2018).
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A narrative budget can be defined as the story of how your congregation practices good stewardship of the gifts entrusted to it. It provides a vision of where the church hopes to be in the coming year.
BUDGET NARRATIVE DEFINITION. A budget narrative explains or justifies the estimated costs by line item or category in the budget. Proper. budget narratives should explain how the costs associated with each line item or category relate to the. implementation of the project as outlined in the proposal being submitted.
Budget definition A budget is a spending plan that outlines your income, expenses and other financial goals like savings and debt paydown. Its an estimate of how much money youll make and spend over a certain period of time, such as a month or year.

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