Funding Resources

The Greek Leadership Council (GLC) distributes a portion of the funding to each governing council for appropriate use towards their programming efforts. Organizations may approach each governing council or the Greek Leadership Council to request co-sponsorship for events being planned by a Greek letter organization. GLC funds may not be used for events with alcohol.

The following types of events will be given priority

• Events sponsored by multiple Greek organizations 
• Events that outwardly improve the image of the Greek community at Dartmouth College
• Events that have an educational focus                         
• Events beyond the funding capability of an individual organization

For any questions, please contact the GLC Treasurer.

The form to apply for GLC funds for dry, open to campus events can be found at: dartgo.org/glcfunding.

The form to apply for GLC Mini Grant funds (small stipends that can be used on expenses internal to a chapter or internal to Greek Life) can be found at: dartgo.org/glcminigrants.

15 Webster Ave Funding is designed to support charity and community service projects. 

• The 15 Webster Avenue Fund is an endowment created in April 1993 by the corporation liaisons for Tau Epsilon Phi, the Harold Parmington Foundation and Delta Psi Delta. It was established to support charity and community service projects undertaken by Greek organizations at Dartmouth College. 
• The annual distribution of $4,000.00 generated by the 15 Webster Avenue Fund is administered by the Office of Greek Life.
• To access the 15 Webster Avenue Funding Application form, please go to your organization's portal on Engage. Then go to "FORMS" and choose the 15 Webster Avenue Funding Application Form. 
• Proposals will be evaluated based on the impact on the community, feasibility of the event and level of participation within the organization that is presenting the proposal.

Dependent on the size, scale and scope of a programming event funding may be procured from the following areas in addition to your own organization.  These areas each have their own rules and governing documents on how to request funding. 

• Special Programs and Events Committee
• Programming Board
• Collis Governing Board
• Departmental Sponsorship. Although academic or administrative departments do not have large sums of disposable income, they endorse events that enhance their department. They often support speakers and programming events that pertain to their academic field or administrative area. Contact each department directly.
• John Sloan Dickey Center
• Rockefeller Center