In-Kind Grants

Campus Consortium Foundation (CCF) vendor-partners donate a limited number of in-kind services to CCF for member institutions. The most common donation is in-kind labor and services. This contribution eliminates the cost of design, configuration, integration and implementation. Institutions pay only licensing and system fees for the vendor/partner platform or solution. CCF provides the documentation necessary for financial and tax reporting compliance. For more information about CCF in-kind grants see  ” What is an In-Kind Grant ” below.

Available In-Kind Grants

Operational Efficiency - Managed Service Providers

Identity Lifecycle Management In-Kind Grant

Open Date: September 10, 2024

Submission Deadline: September 30, 2024

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What is an In-Kind Grant?​​

A non-monetary contribution including goods, services, time, and expertise offered free or at less than the usual charge to a nonprofit organization. Individuals, corporations, and businesses can all make in-kind donations.​

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​

Source of CCF In-Kind Grants​

Vendor-Partner Contributions​
Vendor-Partner
Revenue generated by fee for service

Types of CCF In-Kind Grants​

Technology Training
Leadership Advising
Vendor-Partner Service

Testimonials

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"Campus Consortium Foundation was valuable in helping us find and affordable student engagement solution and communicate with a fabulous EdTech partner."

Dr. Torie Jackson
Vice President for Institutional Advancement
West Virginia University at Parkersburg

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"Working with Campus Consortium Foundation is streamlined, simple and the communication was fantastic"

Anthony K. Wintera
Director of Network Services
Calumet College of Saint Joseph

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"Campus Consortium Foundation was valuable in helping us find its EdTech vendor who provided Single Sign-On, Password Manager, Adaptive Authentication, Mobile App and Automated Provisioning Software and reduced total cost of software and services."

Jake Fowler
Director of Campus Technology
Kansas City Art Institute

Who is Eligible for an CCF In-Kind Grants?​
Higher Education Institutions