How can multiple dates be entered for one event in the application form?

If an event is proposed for multiple consecutive days, all dates on which the event will occur need to be entered. The dates should be entered in chronological order beginning with the first day of the event. The other days of the event can be entered by clicking the plus sign button and choosing a date.

Only dates within the range of the FY26 grants start date and the FY27 grants end date can be chosen.

An entered date can be deleted by clicking the More Options menu next the date to be deleted.

The application form will allow dates to be chosen out of order, so care must be taken when entering dates. Dates that are entered out of chronological do not disqualify the application, but may cause the need for CAPCOG to contact the applicant to verify the dates.

The application form will allow non-consecutive dates to be chosen, so care must be taken when entering dates.

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