Publicity Requirements Sample Clauses

Publicity Requirements. A. The Grant Recipient agrees that the City may photograph, document, or otherwise publicize the Mill Creek CARES Small Business Relief Fund, including the Grant Recipient's participation, in all City publications, including the City's website and social media webpages.
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Publicity Requirements. 1. You shall acknowledge the Grant in Your annual report and accounts, including an acknowledgement of the Council and The Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities as the source of the Grant.
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Publicity Requirements. You shall acknowledge the Grant in Your annual report and accounts, including an acknowledgement of the Council, Vibrant Shropshire: a Cultural Compact and DLHC as the source of the Grant. You must acknowledge the support of the Council, Vibrant Shropshire: a Cultural Compact and DLHC in any materials that refer to the Project and in any written or spoken public presentations about the Project. Such acknowledgements (where appropriate or as requested by the Council) shall include the Council, Vibrant Shropshire: a Cultural Compact and DLHC name and logo, and that of or any future name or logo adopted by the Council) using the templates provided by the Council. You will regularly update the Council on publicity you are undertaking to enable the Council to meet any of its reporting obligations. In using the Council, Vibrant Shropshire: a Cultural Compact and DLHC name and logos, You shall comply with all reasonable branding guidelines issued by the Council from time to time. You agree to participate in and co-operate with promotional activities relating to the Project that may be instigated and/or organised by the Council. The Council may acknowledge Your involvement in the Project as appropriate without prior notice. You shall comply with all reasonable requests from the Council to facilitate visits, provide reports, statistics and case studies that will assist the Council in its promotional activities relating to the Project. APPENDIX 5 MATCH FUNDING PROFILE – [INSERT MATCH FUNDING PROFILE IF APPLICABLE] Appendix 6 Data Sharing Agreement between Shropshire Council and XXXXXXX The Parties to this Data Sharing Agreement are: Shropshire Council Aims, benefits and agreed purposes. In order that applications for funding can be assessed, processed, monitored and audited by different departments within Shropshire Council, the Board of Vibrant Shropshire: a Cultural Compact and DLHC, it is essential that data relating to your applications and the delivery of the project is shared with: different departments of Shropshire Council Vibrant Shropshire: a Cultural Compact DLHC Vibrant Shropshire: a Cultural Compact is facilitated by Shropshire Council which is the data controller. Vibrant Shropshire: a Cultural Compact’s Board is made up of volunteer representatives and staff who are employed by Shropshire Council. Your data will be used for the following purposes: To assess applications for funding from Vibrant Shropshire’s Small Grants Programme To ratify and audit t...
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Publicity Requirements. The Provider, in all press releases to newspapers, radio and TV stations and in all reports, brochures and flyers regarding the grant or fee-for-service funded service, will include the following information: “The Service [name] and Provider [name] is funded by the XxXxxxx County Mental Health Board.”
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Publicity Requirements. 1. The Grant Recipient agrees that the City may photograph, document, or otherwise publicize the Kirkland CARES Small Business Relief Fund, including the Grant Recipient’s participation, in all City publications, including the City’s website and social media webpages.
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Publicity Requirements. 1. The Grant Recipient agrees that the City may photograph, document, or otherwise publicize the Grant Program, including the Grant Recipient’s participation, in all City publications, including the City’s website and social media webpages.
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Publicity Requirements. The contractor agrees to submit, within 3 working days of contract award, a .pdf file of the fully executed contract or order with all proprietary information redacted for the purposes of having the redacted contract made public at the sole discretion of the Treasury Department. The contractor shall supply the point of contact to work directly with the Public Affairs Office of the Treasury Department.
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