A community health nonprofit with 40 volunteers must track a six-month grant program in GitHub with phased deliverables, milestone dates, and funder status updates. The team does no software sprints and needs a timeline to show progress by phase. Which Projects template best supports that planning need?

The Roadmap template is correct because it is purpose-built for date-driven planning across a fixed horizon, rendering work on a timeline with phases and milestone markers that directly satisfy the six-month grant need for phased deliverables, milestone dates, and funder-ready progress views for 40 volunteers without requiring agile ceremonies. The Table-based choice fails by view concept: it excels at structured tracking of owners, dates, and funder status in filterable rows, which covers reporting data but provides no chronological timeline to show progress by phase. The Board-based choice fails by organization concept: it visualizes movement through workflow states on cards, which helps volunteers manage handoffs but organizes by status rather than by calendar phases and milestone dates needed for grant oversight. The Team planning choice fails by planning-model concept: it centers on balancing people and capacity across work cycles, which supports staffing decisions but does not provide the phase-based timeline visualization the nonprofit needs while operating with no sprints. Exam caveat: wording overlap around phases and milestones is intentional to test template purpose rather than keyword matching, so focus on the requested view and workflow rather than familiar terms. Practical check: confirm the required artifact is a timeline with dated phases and markers for milestones and choose the template whose default layout already renders that without custom workarounds.