Emergency funds in the form of a Federal Grant have been provided to Denmark Technical College to help students impacted by COVID-19. This funding provides direct emergency cash grants to students adversely impacted by the ongoing pandemic with unforeseen expenses, including:
- food,
- housing,
- utilities,
- transportation,
- dependent care,
- books,
- course-related materials,
- technology, and
- medical expenses.
Requirements:
- Applicants must be students currently enrolled at DTC during the Spring 2020 or Summer 2020 semester.
- Applicants must be enrolled at Denmark Technical College in associates, technical, certificate, or basic education courses. Â Students who are in dual credit (high school) and non-credit (Continuing Education) courses do not qualify.
- Applicants do not need to be financial aid recipients or Pell-eligible to receive this funding.
- Applicants must complete the application (see link below) including a statement related to how the COVID-19 has been impactful and how this funding will be used to alleviate any financial issues.
- Please apply for your current needs. Â You may reapply as other needs come about.
The Process:
- Link coming soon to complete and submit an application for the CARES Act Student Emergency Fund.
- After submitting your application Submit any relevant documentation.
- Requests will be reviewed by a committee and processed timely once we receive funds from the Department of Education.
- The average award amount varies based on the need.
- Documentation must be attached for all requests. Â Please see the types of required documentation below. Additional documentation may be requested.
- Email notifications will be sent to Denmark Technical College student email accounts will be sent regarding the approval of each request along with information regarding the delivery of funds.
Requests
| Category | Required Documentation |
| Housing | Copy of lease agreement, current rent invoice, or mortgage statement |
| Utilities | Copy of a current utility bill from the provider |
| Transportation | Copy of bus or taxi fee schedule |
| Â | Copy of bill or estimate from automotive company |
| Dependent Care | Copy of current dependent care invoice from the provider |
| Technology | Itemized list of technology expenses. This can be an online invoice or estimate from a company such as Best Buy, Apple, or other company |
| Medical Expenses | Copy of a recent medical bill from the provider (Doctor’s Office, Pharmacy, etc.) |
| Course Materials | Copy of book and/or supply fees |
| Food | Documentation not required |
Â
Â
CARES and HEERF Quarterly Reports
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – December 2023
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – September 2023
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – June 2023
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – March 2023
- HEERF Provisional Annual Report – Year Two
- HEERF Annual Report 1-27-21
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – December 2022
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – September 2022
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – June 2022
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – March 2022
- CARES Act Student Aid Website Report-3-31-22
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – December 2021
- CARES Act Student Aid Website Report-12-31-21
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – October 2021
- CARES Act Student Aid Website Report-10-10-21
- CARES Act Student Aid Website Report-6-30-2021
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – July 2021
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – April 2021
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – March 2021
- CARES Act Student Aid Website Report-12-31-20
- CARES Act Institutional and HBCU Aid Report for 12-31-20
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – October 2020
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – September 2020
- HEERF Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report – July 2020
