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EXHIBIT A 6. Services: 6a.) Services -We are What We Do (WAWWD) (Please refer to Supportingdoc #1 for scope of Work and deliverables from WAWWS) :$ 120,671 Grant Funds requested/ $104,070 In -Kind Cost Share We Are What We Do (WAWWD) is a non - profit organization started in the east of London in 2003, and consists of a.UK registered Community Interest Company (05241856), a Charitable Foundation (1134546), and a California not - for - profit corporation with IRS 501(c)3 tax exemption status. Historypin is a project of WAWWD and was originally created as a tool to facilitate strengthening of communities through local history, and particularly intergene rational and cross - cultural dialogue. Staff from We Are What We Do will be supporting Memories of Migration from the standpoint of; • community engagement • project management • digital development • user interface and graphic design • evaluation methodology and reporting During the first year of the Memories of Migration program, We Are What We Do will contribute substantial cost sharing from design, web development, and technical architecture. This support comes from otherfunded projects that are supporting these staff roles which will feed in heavily to the design and evaluation methodologies of Memories of Migration. The funded projects that will be running at the same time include: • Europeana Creative, a three -year European Commission funded project going through 2015 which Historypin Is exploring metadata ingestion tools as well as user interface design around multiple languages and others. • Sourdough & Rye, a two -year community engagement project focusing on the Jewish community in San Francisco which will overlap for several months with Memories of Migration and will lend expertise into developing community - specific content- gathering sessions. • Europeana V3, a one -year European Commission funded project starting in the fall of 2014 which provides funding to pilot an experimental metadata synchronization tool from Historypin back out to partner organizations. • Europeana Sounds, a two -year European Commission funded project that just started, in which Historypin will further explore new user interface and interaction with different kinds of community content and the exchange of metadata with partner institutions • Ambrosia, a three -year European Commission funded project in which Historypin plays a major role in exploring deep engagement of communities in location - specific cultural heritage, specifically the rich culture of food and drink throughout Europe and how people relate to history through it. Staff costs have been calculated with benefits at a set percentage depending on where the team member is based. Team members based in the US (Senior Project Manager and Project Officer) have benefits calculated at 25 %, and all European -based staff are calculated at 11 %. T4TA L $64,38 4 6. Services: 6a.) Services -We are What We Do (WAWWD) (Please refer to Supportingdoc #1 for scope of Work and deliverables from WAWWS) :$ 120,671 Grant Funds requested/ $104,070 In -Kind Cost Share We Are What We Do (WAWWD) is a non - profit organization started in the east of London in 2003, and consists of a.UK registered Community Interest Company (05241856), a Charitable Foundation (1134546), and a California not - for - profit corporation with IRS 501(c)3 tax exemption status. Historypin is a project of WAWWD and was originally created as a tool to facilitate strengthening of communities through local history, and particularly intergene rational and cross - cultural dialogue. Staff from We Are What We Do will be supporting Memories of Migration from the standpoint of; • community engagement • project management • digital development • user interface and graphic design • evaluation methodology and reporting During the first year of the Memories of Migration program, We Are What We Do will contribute substantial cost sharing from design, web development, and technical architecture. This support comes from otherfunded projects that are supporting these staff roles which will feed in heavily to the design and evaluation methodologies of Memories of Migration. The funded projects that will be running at the same time include: • Europeana Creative, a three -year European Commission funded project going through 2015 which Historypin Is exploring metadata ingestion tools as well as user interface design around multiple languages and others. • Sourdough & Rye, a two -year community engagement project focusing on the Jewish community in San Francisco which will overlap for several months with Memories of Migration and will lend expertise into developing community - specific content- gathering sessions. • Europeana V3, a one -year European Commission funded project starting in the fall of 2014 which provides funding to pilot an experimental metadata synchronization tool from Historypin back out to partner organizations. • Europeana Sounds, a two -year European Commission funded project that just started, in which Historypin will further explore new user interface and interaction with different kinds of community content and the exchange of metadata with partner institutions • Ambrosia, a three -year European Commission funded project in which Historypin plays a major role in exploring deep engagement of communities in location - specific cultural heritage, specifically the rich culture of food and drink throughout Europe and how people relate to history through it. Staff costs have been calculated with benefits at a set percentage depending on where the team member is based. Team members based in the US (Senior Project Manager and Project Officer) have benefits calculated at 25 %, and all European -based staff are calculated at 11 %.