; and (2) to make subgrants in support of other entities so long as those other entities use the grant funds to carry out a full-time service project described in section 199T. (c) Agreements with Federal agencies At the discretion of the Director, the Corporation may enter into an interagency agreement, including a grant agreement, with another Federal agency to support a service project described in section 199T that is carried out or otherwise supported by the agency that fulfills the project requirements. (d) Grantees To be partners Entities receiving funds through grants or interagency agreements under this section shall be considered Civilian Climate Corps Partners. (e) Participants To be members Individuals selected to perform service projects implemented by the Civilian Climate Corps Partners shall be members of the Civilian Climate Corps. (f) Provision of authorized benefits The Director shall ensure that the Corporation provides participants in a program under this section with the benefits described in subsections (b), (d), and (f) of section 199S. Each Civilian Climate Corps Partner administering a program under this section shall provide participants in that program with the benefits described in section 199S other than those described in subsections (b), (d), and (f) of section 199S. (g) No matching fund requirements The Corporation may provide 100 percent of the cost of carrying out a program that receives assistance under this section, whether the assistance is provided directly to a Civilian Climate Corps Partner or as a subgrant from the Civilian Climate Corps Partner. (h) Limitation on same entity receiving multiple grants Unless specifically authorized by law, the Corporation may not provide a grant under this section to an entity that is simultaneously receiving another grant authorized under the national service laws. (i) Program assistance The Corporation may provide planning, operational, or replication assistance to a qualified applicant that submits an application under this section in