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The examples used in these applications are fictional projects created to help applicants understand what a strong, average, and weak application might look like for the each of the tracks.
They are not real projects, and they are not meant to be copied. Instead, they illustrate how different levels of clarity, evidence, and ecosystem impact come through in an application.
Each example answers the same questions, but with different levels of detail and alignment.
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Use these examples to:
You do not need to look like the âExceptionalâ example to apply. Many strong projects start in the middle and improve over time. Remember, if denied the first time around, you can always reapply.
Our goal is to help you submit the clearest, strongest application possible.
Grant decisions are based on multiple factors, including ecosystem needs, budget availability, and overall portfolio balance. These examples are educational tools, not guarantees of funding.
If youâre thoughtful about impact, execution, and long-term participation in Stacks, youâre on the right track.
Getting Started Application Examples
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