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The Johnson Scholarship Foundation 2017 Grantee Perception Report - Public

Report Contents

  • Key Ratings Summary
    • Word Cloud
  • Survey Population
  • Comparative Cohorts
  • Grantmaking Characteristics
  • Impact on and Understanding of Grantees' Fields
    • Advancing Knowledge and Public Policy
  • Impact on and Understanding of Grantees' Local Communities
  • Impact on and Understanding of Grantees' Organizations
    • Grantee Challenges
  • Funder-Grantee Relationships
    • Quality of Interactions
    • Interaction Patterns
    • Contact Change and Site Visits
    • Foundation Communication
    • Communication Resources
    • Social Media
    • Funder Transparency
  • Beneficiary and Contextual Understanding
  • Grant Processes
    • Selection Process
    • Time Between Submission and Clear Commitment
    • Reporting and Evaluation Process
    • Reporting Process
    • Evaluation Process
  • Dollar Return and Time Spent on Processes
    • Time Spent on Selection Process
    • Time Spent on Reporting and Evaluation Process
  • Non-Monetary Assistance
    • Management Assistance Activities
    • Field-Related Assistance Activities
    • Other Assistance Activities
  • JSF's Social Media Resources
    • Partnering with JSF's Social Media Resources
    • Grantees' Social Media Characteristics
  • Grantee Suggestions for the Foundation
    • Selected Comments
  • Contextual Data
    • Grantee Characteristics
    • Funder Characteristics
  • Additional Survey Information
  • About CEP and Contact Information
    • About the GPR
    • Contact Information
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Non-Monetary Assistance

Grantees were asked to indicate whether they had received any of the following fourteen types of assistance provided directly or paid for by the Foundation.

Management Assistance Field-Related Assistance Other Assistance
General management advice Encouraged/facilitated collaboration Board development/governance assistance
Strategic planning advice Insight and advice on your field Information technology assistance
Financial planning/accounting Introductions to leaders in field Communications/marketing/publicity assistance
Development of performance measures Provided research or best practices Use of Foundation facilities
  Provided seminars/forums/convenings Staff/management training

Based on their responses, CEP categorized grantees by the pattern of assistance they received. CEP’s analysis shows that providing three or fewer assistance activities is often ineffective; it is only when grantees receive one of the two intensive patterns of assistance described below that  they have a substantially more positive experience compared to grantees receiving no assistance.

Proportion of grantees that received field-focused or comprehensive assistance

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Behind the numbers: JSF grantees that report receiving at least one form of non-monetary assistance rate the Foundation significantly more positively than grantees that did not receive non-monetary assistance on several measures, including the impact the Foundation has on grantees' organizations, how well the Foundation understands grantees' goals and strategy, its awareness of challenges affecting grantees, JSF's overall transparency, and the Foundation's openness to ideas from grantees. 
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