Identity Lifecycle Management
In-Kind Grant
Close date: September 30, 2024 11:59 pm ET
Type: In-kind labor and services
Donor: Vendor-Partner QuickLaunch Identity and Integration
Purpose: Improve student engagement, security, efficiency
Project: Identity Lifecycle Management
Eligibility: Nonprofit Higher Education Institutions
Requirements: Purchase any QuickLaunch product or license
Fair Market Value: Up to $50,000
Availability: 10 Awards
Description: Educational institutions must provide digital identities to their students, faculty and staff to allow them to teach, learn, work and communicate. Identity lifecycle management (ILM) is the process of managing digital identities throughout their lifecycle, from creation, onboarding, role and access changes and off-boarding. ILM systems manage identities in an institution’s digital environment and help to maintain security, prevent unauthorized access, and comply with regulatory requirements.
Qualified educational institutions who purchase QuickLaunch ILM products or licenses at CCF consortium pricing are eligible to apply for one of 10 ILM in-kind service grants donated by CCF vendor-partner QuickLaunch Identity and Integration. The in-kind grant funds all labor and service costs for the design, configuration, integration and implementation of the QuickLaunch Identity Lifecycle Management system. This program was created to reduce the cost and management of a comprehensive Identity system and create a seamless and secure digital experience for the education campus community.
Apply for In-Kind Grant
This In-kind grant of software and services is underwritten by selected Campus Consortium Foundation technology vendor. In-kind grant is intended at covering cost towards licensing, hosting, professional services, and support costs associated with implementation. As part of the registration process you will be added to the Campus Consortium Foundation listserv with access to upcoming grant programs and peer communication about issues that affect higher education today. You will have the option to opt out.
Fair Market Value and Documentation: The Fair Market Value of up to $50,000 is estimated by the vendor/partner and comparative market analysis research. Final appraisals are validated by us. CCF ensures the awarded institution receives the documentation necessary for financial and tax reporting according to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) compliance rules.
What is an In-Kind Grant?
What is the Value of an In-Kind Grant?
- Donor estimates and documents the Fair Market Value of Contribution
- The service creates or enhances a nonfinancial asset
- The service requires specialized skills, is provided by skilled persons
- Would have been purchased if it hadn’t been donated
A Contribution of Specific Services Not Money
- An in-kind-grant is not money it is a contribution of valuable services
- Is restricted to and rendered by a specific vendor or organization
- Cannot be substituted with money or other services
What is a CCF Restricted In-Kind Grant?
- A specific EdTech product or service
- Contributed by a specific vendor or provider
- Rendered by a specific vendor or provider
- Intended for a particular purpose
- Restricted to the donor defined purpose
- Non-monetary award
- Cannot be used for other expenses
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