Write a grant acquittal that funders remember: outcomes against the promises, the money story clean, honest variance notes, and one human story with numbers.
Write our acquittal for: {{grant}} (what we promised in the application: {{promises}}, what happened: {{results}}, budget vs actual: {{budget}}, stories collected: {{stories}}).
Structure: outcomes against each promise (their KPI language mirrored back, numbers first — met/exceeded/short with the honest note for short: what we learned, what changed; funders re-fund honesty over perfection), the money story (budget-vs-actual table, variances explained in one line each, approvals referenced for any reallocation), the human evidence (ONE story told properly with consent + the numbers that show it's representative, not cherry-picked), the unexpected (what we learned that we didn't promise — this is what makes reports memorable), and the seed for next time: the need this funding revealed. Include the thank-you cover email — funders are people.
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