The Interfaith Council Flex Fund’s primary purpose is to enable ICC-funded student organizations to host initiatives that would intentionally encourage interfaith exchange/dialogue/education and support spirituality and meaning-making on campus.

Priorities: Interfaith activities, initiatives supporting marginalized/minority communities or events that would strain or drain the organizations’ ICC funding allocation. All flex fund decisions are ultimately under the discretion of the ICC e-board.

Only groups who receive an annual allocation from ICC are eligible to apply for the ICC Flex Fund.

The initiative must fall under one or more of the following categories:

• The initiative is collaborative between 2 or more groups (preferably of different religious traditions).

• If intrafaith, the initiative is exceptional in nature – not attached to regular programming or practices.

• The initiative is educational in purpose and nature – groups will learn about each other and/or engage across differences.

• The initiative or organization meets ICC’s priorities, listed in the introduction.

The initiative must met the following requirements:

• Funding request must be submitted at least 1 week prior to the event or date the funding is needed, whichever comes first

• Explicitly tied to religion/spirituality – not solely political or cultural

• If an event or program, promoted widely, including Campus Groups and the OSMM/CURW Newsletter

• If an event or program, distinct from the organization’s regular programming

• If an event or program, open to all Cornell community members