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Some groups get a certain amount of funds “automatically” every year, such as how the EUS and departments receive student fees. Virtually all groups bring in revenues through fundraising initiatives, like running a Blues Pub or charging event tickets. But there are also sources of funding that fall more along the lines of a “donation” from organizations that wish to promote student life. The following are a few of these organizations, and some first steps in applying for funding from them.

Note that some of these groups often send a cheque directly to the EUS Office if you are successful in your application. If this is the case, you must inform Dianne in the EUS Office how much you are expecting, and from who.

Some groups get a certain amount of funds “automatically” every year, such as how the EUS and departments receive student fees. Virtually all groups bring in revenues through fundraising initiatives, like running a [[Blues Pub]] or charging event tickets. But there are also sources of funding that fall more along the lines of a “donation” from organizations that wish to promote student life. The following are a few of these organizations, and some first steps in applying for funding from them.<br>

Note that some of these groups often send a cheque directly to the [[EUS Office]] if you are successful in your application. If this is the case, you must inform [[Dianne]] in the EUS Office how much you are expecting, and from who. (see [[Receiving Revenues]])

==EUS==

If you are a committee, you receive funds from the EUS automatically if it is approved in your budget. For other groups, you must apply to one of several EUS funds and meet its criteria. Here are the funds which are currently in existence:

==Departmental Trips Funding==

[[DTF|<span style="font-size:10px;color:#777">Departmental Trips Fund for more info</span>]]

This fund is for trips taken by departmental societies that are beneficial to students. The trip may be a conference, a sports trip, a day trip industry tour, or an overnight industry tour. The details can be found in the Departmental Trips Funding Bylaws, but the short story is that you must apply in writing to the EUS Executive Committee prior to the trip, including a detailed itinerary, budget, and list of attendees (with their departments indicated). The maximum per-head supplement which may be received per student is:

:*Conferences: $75 per student

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-Some groups get a certain amount of funds “automatically” every year, such as how the EUS and departments receive student fees. Virtually all groups bring in revenues through fundraising initiatives, like running a Blues Pub or charging event tickets. But there are also sources of funding that fall more along the lines of a “donation” from organizations that wish to promote student life. The following are a few of these organizations, and some first steps in applying for funding from them.
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-Note that some of these groups often send a cheque directly to the EUS Office if you are successful in your application. If this is the case, you must inform Dianne in the EUS Office how much you are expecting, and from who.
+Some groups get a certain amount of funds “automatically” every year, such as how the EUS and departments receive student fees. Virtually all groups bring in revenues through fundraising initiatives, like running a [[Blues Pub]] or charging event tickets. But there are also sources of funding that fall more along the lines of a “donation” from organizations that wish to promote student life. The following are a few of these organizations, and some first steps in applying for funding from them.<br>
+Note that some of these groups often send a cheque directly to the [[EUS Office]] if you are successful in your application. If this is the case, you must inform [[Dianne]] in the EUS Office how much you are expecting, and from who. (see [[Receiving Revenues]])
 ==EUS==
 If you are a committee, you receive funds from the EUS automatically if it is approved in your budget. For other groups, you must apply to one of several EUS funds and meet its criteria. Here are the funds which are currently in existence:
 ==Departmental Trips Funding==
+[[DTF|<span style="font-size:10px;color:#777">Departmental Trips Fund for more info</span>]]
 This fund is for trips taken by departmental societies that are beneficial to students. The trip may be a conference, a sports trip, a day trip industry tour, or an overnight industry tour. The details can be found in the Departmental Trips Funding Bylaws, but the short story is that you must  apply in writing to the EUS Executive Committee prior to the trip, including a detailed itinerary, budget, and list of attendees (with their departments indicated). The maximum per-head supplement which may be received per student is:
 :*Conferences: $75 per student