Capitalize the Project

In a context where we're capitalizing "Foundation" when referring to
the Rust Foundation, we should also capitalize "Project" when
referring to the Rust Project.

Author: traviscross

content/rust-foundation-maintainer-fund-announcement.md

@@ -15,11 +15,11 @@ We're funding maintainers via the following means:
 * the proposed [Project Grants program], which provides modest stipends to recognize and support existing contributors, and
 * the new (established just for the RFMF) Maintainer in Residence program.
 
-The Maintainer in Residence program is dedicated to contracting existing long-term maintainers and funding their maintenance work in full. Maintainers' in Residence time is split between priorities guided by the teams they are supporting and priorities of their own choosing within the project.
+The Maintainer in Residence program is dedicated to contracting existing long-term maintainers and funding their maintenance work in full. Maintainers' in Residence time is split between priorities guided by the teams they are supporting and priorities of their own choosing within the Project.
 
-Selecting Maintainers in Residence is a collaboration between the Foundation and a "Funding team" appointed by the Leadership Council. This Funding team will weigh the set of applications against the project's needs and priorities.
+Selecting Maintainers in Residence is a collaboration between the Foundation and a "Funding team" appointed by the Leadership Council. This Funding team will weigh the set of applications against the Project's needs and priorities.
 
-The Funding team is additionally charged with ensuring the program's overall success. When sponsors contribute undirected funding, they are investing in the Rust project as a whole — and the project should meet them in good faith. Project teams receiving support from the program are expected to help the Funding team manage sponsor relations, e.g., by meeting with sponsors or providing other reasonable sponsor benefits.
+The Funding team is additionally charged with ensuring the program's overall success. When sponsors contribute undirected funding, they are investing in the Rust project as a whole — and the Project should meet them in good faith. Project teams receiving support from the program are expected to help the Funding team manage sponsor relations, e.g., by meeting with sponsors or providing other reasonable sponsor benefits.
 
 Thanks to Josh Triplett, Jakub Beránek, lcnr, Lori Lorusso, Niko Matsakis and Tyler Mandry for driving the discussion, soliciting ideas and feedback, and writing the [RFC]
 
@@ -38,8 +38,8 @@ To contribute funds, go to [https://rustfoundation.org/project-support/](https:/
 ## How to apply
 
 When funding is available, the Funding team and Foundation put out an open call for applications.
-Where appropriate, the Funding team may also proactively reach out to potential applicants to encourage them to apply, if they may be a good fit for areas the project needs.
-The Funding team and Foundation staff review applications, consider the project's needs, and then the Foundation makes offers to the strongest candidates.
+Where appropriate, the Funding team may also proactively reach out to potential applicants to encourage them to apply, if they may be a good fit for areas the Project needs.
+The Funding team and Foundation staff review applications, consider the Project's needs, and then the Foundation makes offers to the strongest candidates.
 
 [RFC]: https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/3931
 [Project Grants program]: https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs/pull/3919