61. Giving To Meredith College : Corporate & Foundation Relation - Partners In Actio The Kresge Foundation Helps Advance the Sciences at Meredith college grants aremade toward projects involving construction or renovation of facilities http://www.meredith.edu/giving/partners-in-action.htm

WAYS OF GIVING CAMPAIGN INFORMATION MATCHING GIFTS MAKE A GIFT TODAY! ... Giving to Meredith Partners in Action Kresge Foundation Jessie Ball duPont Fund Progress Energy Foundation Rodgers Builders A. Kresge News Release The Kresge Foundation Helps Advance the Sciences at Meredith College "With this Kresge grant, Meredith's students will have experiences with scientific instrumentation and equipment that are generally not available to undergraduate students – it will set them apart from others in quality experiences," said Rosalind Reichard, Meredith vice president for academic affairs. "This recognition by Kresge of the quality of our institution should provide great momentum for our fund-raising efforts." Of the $300,000 Kresge Science Initiative grant, $150,000 will help support the purchase of critically needed science equipment, including a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer (NMR), a gas chromatograph/ mass spectrometer (GC/MS), and a scanning electron microscope, which will be used in labs in the college's new 80,000 sq- ft. Science and Mathematics Building. In order to receive the other half of the grant, $150,000, The Kresge Foundation has challenged Meredith to raise an additional $600,000 by April 1, 2004, from new private gifts and grants to help create a $750,000 endowment fund for scientific equipment. Overall, the Kresge Science Initiative at Meredith College will support Meredith in raising $1.2 million toward equipment and endowment needs in the sciences.

62. Camosun College - Financial Aid a grant funding program provided by the BC government to assist college students foundations (FDN), academic upgrading formerly known as Adult Basic http://www.camosun.bc.ca/divisions/registrar/finaid/index.php

Financial Aid and Awards Home Co-op education Bursaries Scholarships ... Contact Us Financial Aid and Awards Apply online for student loans Your online application will be processed more quickly than a paper application. If not sure of your program start and end dates, please contact a Financial Aid Advisor before you submit your application. Correct dates are necessary for application processing Apply for student loans one semester or one quarter or one vocational study term at a time Deadline to apply is six weeks before your study term end date Go to www.bcsap.bc.ca Use contact information below to ask a Financial Aid Advisor for help Lansdowne Campus Interurban Campus 1st floor Isabel Dawson Building 2nd floor Campus Centre Building Financial Aid and Awards Office 3100 Foul Bay Victoria BC V8P 5J2 Financial Aid and Awards Office 4461 Interurban Rd Victoria BC V9E 2C1 Phone: Phone: Fax: Fax: Hours Hours Tuesday Monday Thursday Wednesday Closed: Monday, Wednesday and Friday Closed: Tuesday, Thursday and Friday

63. Rio Hondo Community College The Rio Hondo college Foundation, established in the fall of 1992, To increasescholarships and grants for students to continue their education. http://www.riohondo.edu/foundation/

Admissions Academics Library Online Services ... Human Resources Foundation and Alumni Contact us! 562.692.0921 ext. 3476 We are located in A101C The Rio Hondo College Foundation, established in the fall of 1992, operates to secure financial and community resources to support Rio Hondo College programs and services for the benefit of the students. In August 1996 a full-time Executive Director was hired, a commitment by the College district to develop a viable Foundation. With the mission statement and goals as guidelines, the Board of Directors and Foundation staff are striving to build support for Rio Hondo College students and programs. The Foundation is a member of the Network of California Community College Foundations. This cooperative framework fosters the growth and development of community college foundations for the support of education. Mission To secure financial and community resources to support Rio Hondo College programs and services. The Foundation will assist the college in meeting the needs of its students and community by supporting a strong and productive learning environments.

64. Scholarships Funding Foundation funds are used to provide grants to nonprofit organizations and arcbul2d.gif (89 bytes) Career Guidance Foundation - From college Source http://www.fundsnetservices.com/2000/finaid03.htm

Fundsnet Services Online since 1996 Foundations and Grants AAUW Educational Foundation Fellowships and Grants Visit your state's branch and select "Scholarships" from the menu American Savings Bank Foundation - Connecticut The Foundation accepts applications during its open application period, February 1st through April 15th. All requests for applications must be in writing to: The American Savings Bank Foundation, P.O. Box 10, New Britain, CT 06050. A grant request must also include a general statement of purpose. Award announcements will be made in July. American Hotel Foundation The purpose of the American Hotel Foundation (AHF) Scholarship Program is to support the educational development of students pursuing an undergraduate degree in hospitality management. Alexia Foundation Grant - Photojournalism Scholarship The ASTA Scholarship Foundation, Inc The Foundation offers scholarships to the most qualified students in a bachelors, masters, doctoral, community college, or travel school program, and to travel professionals seeking to further their education. The site lists several scholarships. Atsumi International Scholarship Foundation Scholarships for international students (Ph.D. candidates) studying in Japan.

65. BTC Foundation Bellingham Technical college Foundation Since 2000, we have gifted over$500000 to the college as scholarships, grants, equipment and capital projects, http://www.btc.ctc.edu/welcome/BTCFoundation.html

BTC Foundation Mission, History, Purpose History Established in 1987 as a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of Internal Revenue Service tax code, the Bellingham Technical College Foundation is governed by a volunteer board of directors who lead the organization with diverse skills, expertise, and links to the community. Board members serve renewable three-year terms and meet monthly. Mission and Purpose The mission of the Bellingham Technical College Foundation is to enhance student success by securing resources that support student scholarship, faculty and staff development, and community awareness of Bellingham Technical College. The Foundation achieves this mission through fundraising and friendraising activities and events with individuals, businesses, alumni, grant-making institutions and others community organizations. About Bellingham Technical College Foundation Our mission is to enhance student success at BTC through student scholarship, faculty development and community awareness of the College Since 2000, we have gifted over $500,000 to the College as scholarships, grants, equipment and capital projects, plus built the Foundation's endowment funds. We hope to bring in $1.5 million over the next 3 years.

66. Federal Funds Express :: Contract And Web Resources How to Get and Manage grants Federal Charitable Corporate Sources of grants State foundations. grantsnet Department of Health Human Services http://www.house.gov/ffr/resources_all.shtml

www.House.gov Access the Federal Funding Reports Browse Contract and Web Resources Full List of Grants and Other Funding Resources Note: The listed sites are recommended sources of information for researching grants, procurement, and other resources on the Internet. The U.S. House of Representatives does not take responsibility for content or any subscription costs that may be incurred. To view page either scroll down and view all information, or use the links below to skip to various portions of the page that interest you. How to Get and Manage Grants Resources to help Small Businesses How to Get and Manage Grants Where to Find Federal Grants How to Apply for Grants Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance Programs ( CFDA GSA version ... Websites for Grant Seekers Help with Managing the Grant Process Foundations TGCI : The Grantsmanship Center Donors Forum of Chicago Foundation Center: Finding Funders ... Return to top of page Nonprofit Charitable Organizations Corporate Charitable Giving About.com: Nonprofit Charitable Orgs CharityChannel.com The Internet Nonprofit Center Nonprofit Gateway ... Return to top of page Resources to help Small Businesses Small Business Resources Bizjournals.com

67. Grants Resource Guide -- Peabody Library, Peabody College Of Vanderbilt Universi grants Resource Guide, Peabody Library, Peabody college, Vanderbilt University, Foundation grants to Individuals. New York Foundation Center. http://www.library.vanderbilt.edu/peabody/articles/guides/grants.html

ACORN ATHENA EJOURNALS ILL ... Resource Guides > Grants Resource Guide This is a selected list of Internet resources and books available through the Vanderbilt Libraries about sources of grant funding and funded research in the disciplines of education, psychology, and organization studies. Additional books may be found by searching the following subject headings in ACORN , the online catalog: grants in aid research grants block grants federal aid to education , and educational fund raising Internet Resources Grant Funding Administration for Children and Families (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services [DHHS]) Grants and Contracts has links to funding opportunities including grants, contracts, and other assistance available to eligible organizations and individuals, as well as grant-related forms and documents. Administration on Developmental Disabilities (DHHS) Current Announcements. Alfred P. Sloan Foundation funds science and technology, standard of living and economic performance, education and careers in science and technology, and selected national issues. Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance This web site gives you access to a database of all Federal programs available to State and local governments (including the District of Columbia); federally-recognized Indian tribal governments; Territories (and possessions) of the United States; domestic public, quasi-public, and private profit and nonprofit organizations and institutions; specialized groups; and individuals.

68. 2000 Grants/Category Buffalo Hearing Speech Foundation $150000. Buffalo Prep (two grants) $57000 Buffalo State college Foundation / Center of Excellence in Rural and Urban http://www.oisheifdt.org/2000_grants_category.htm

The following is a listing of grants awarded in 2000 by category. Descriptions of purpose can be found under the "2000 Grants / Alpha" button. Buffalo Niagara Partnership Foundation $250,000 Buffalo Urban League $20,000 Canada/US Bordernet Alliance $50,000 Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo (21st Century Fund) $75,000 Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo (Peace Bridge project model) $30,000 League of Women Voters Greater Buffalo Area $10,000 Local Initiatives Support Corporation $200,000 University at Buffalo Foundation Institute for Local Governance $75,000 Other/Miscellaneous (7 grants) $45,500 Subtotal The Art Studio of WNY $100,000 Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra $136,472 Canisius College (Pan-American Expo Book) $140,000 Martin House Restoration (Visitor's Center) $2,000,000 Niagara Aerospace Museum $100,000 Shakespeare in Delaware Park, Inc. $15,000 WNED/BPO Concert Series $43,461 Women's Pavilion Pan American Expo 2001 $50,000 Education BISSNET - Scholarship Program $400,000 Buffalo Prep (two grants) $57,000

69. Colorado Mountain College Catalog 2005-2006 MultiCampus Scholarships, grants and Employment Opportunities Loan Programs Colorado Mountain college Foundation Campus Scholarships http://catalog.coloradomtn.edu/index.cfm?method=c.MainCatalog&cid=51&csid=243

70. Colorado Mountain College Catalog 2005-2006 MultiCampus Scholarships, grants and Employment Opportunities Scholarshipsadministered by the Colorado Mountain college Foundation, Inc. require a http://catalog.coloradomtn.edu/index.cfm?method=c.MainCatalog&cid=51&csid=244

71. Columbia College Chicago Library - Subject Guide: Financial Aid Over 1000 resources for college financing. (378.3409 H673) in Career Foundation grants to Individuals Describes foundation programs open to individuals. http://www.lib.colum.edu/research/subjects/financial_aid.htm

Home Get Research Help Subject Guide: Financial Aid Ask us! GENERAL RESOURCES FOR WOMEN AND MINORITIES FOUNDATIONS AND GRANTS ... WEBSITES Subject Guide: Financial Aid This page contains a list of selected resources. GENERAL Financial Aid Financier Brief, concise guide to the terminology and steps involved in financing college. in Career Corner 5th Flr. How to Find a Scholarship Online in career Corner 5th Flr. College Money Handbook 2003 Profiles over 1,600 schools and the aid they grant, plus basic financial aid information. in Career Corner 5th Flr. The College Blue Book This major source for undergraduates lists a wide variety of private and institutional sources. in Career Corner 5th Flr. The Complete Scholarship Book More than 3,000 scholarships and grant resources in Career Corner 5th Flr.

72. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Tribune Foundation Grants For 2004 for college scholarships for outstanding high school students in Illinois $131096, Employee Matching Gifts. $839026, Total 2004 Foundation grants http://about.chicagotribune.com/community/foundationgrants_04.htm

In the Community Philanthropy CT Foundation CT Charities ... Media Center Chicago Tribune Foundation Grants for 2004 CIVIC Advertising Council, Inc. New York, NY for general support of public ad campaigns Chicago Community Trust Chicago, IL for the African American Legacy Initiative Chicago Tribune Illinois High School Academic Team Chicago, IL for college scholarships for outstanding high school students in Illinois Chicago United, Inc. Chicago, IL for membership support to improve equal opportunities for Chicagoland's diverse residents Chicagoland Radio Information Service, Inc. Chicago, IL for radio reading services of news and educational programs for disabled listeners City-Wide Tax Assistance Program Chicago, IL for financial literacy programs for low-income people Council on Foundations Washington, DC for membership support to promote effective philanthropy Donors Forum of Chicago Chicago, IL for membership support of effective philanthropy and library information centers Girl Scouts - Illinois Crossroads Council Vernon Hills, IL

73. Foundation Funding Sources - Iona College, Grants Aspire. Achieve. Iona college grants Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation William T. Grant Foundation John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation http://www.iona.edu/advancement/grants/sources/

Funding Sources Grants Home Submit Funding Search Request Grant Process Overview Funding Sources ... Job Openings Undergraduate (914) 633-2207 Graduate (914) 633-2208 Fax Number (914) 633-2329 Grant Funding Sources Foundations Corporate Federal New York State and Local Foundations The following links are for informational purposes only; they are here in order to give you an idea of the types of funding opportunities available. If there is an organization on this list you would like to apply to, please contact our office first. If you know of a link you think others would find helpful, or have other comments, please e-mail us Other helpful Foundation websites A AAUW (American Association of University Women) Educational Foundation Paul G. Allen Foundations American Council on Education (ACE) Fellows Program American Council of Learned Societies ... The Annenberg Foundation B Benton Foundation C Carnegie Corporation of New York The Annie E. Casey Foundation The Commonwealth Fund Charles E. Culpeper Foundation (merged with the Rockefeller's Brothers Fund) D Dana Foundation and the Dana Alliance Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation, Inc.

74. Teachers College Columbia University, OSP: Finding Funding Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation makes grants in higher Ewing Marion Kaufmann Foundation, Kauffman Foundation makes grants and http://www.tc.columbia.edu/administration/osp/fdn.htm

Office of Sponsored Programs Foundation Funding The foundations listed below represent the majority of private sponsors to which TC faculty and staff have applied for funding over the last several years, and as such are likely to be receptive to future applications from us. We have included very brief summaries of each organization's funding priorities; follow the links to get fuller descriptions, information on projects funded and application information. Information on other foundations can be searched using the Foundation Center's databases, available to us through the Columbia University Libraries at: http://columbia.edu/cu/lweb/ Important: Please contact OSP or Tim Freeman in Corporate and Foundation Relations prior to contacting any of the sponsors listed below. As is the case with all applications to private sponsors, we will coordinate to eliminate the possibility of competing approaches for funding from the College. A. L. Mailman Family Foundation Early Childhood Education Policy, Training and Service Delivery Funds NYC Based projects in six program areas: Arts and Culture, Education, Employment, Health, Public Policy, and Youth.

75. College Of The Holy Cross | Office Of Grants And Corporate & Foundation Giving Office of grants and Corporate Foundation Giving college policy requiresfaculty and staff members to clear institutional proposals and solicitations http://www.holycross.edu/departments/grants/overview.htm

Grants Home Overview Proposal Preparation Post Award Information Grants Handbook College Committees ... Grants Links Overview Overview of Holy Cross Grant and Fellowship Policies and Funding Information 2002-03 Grants Office Fenwick Hall, Room 450 A brief summary follows of some key points in the GRANTS HANDBOOK: Resources, Policies and Procedures Please remember that research/curriculum/student training projects which involve human subjects or animal research must be cleared by the appropriate College Committees: Human Subjects Committee (Pr. Mark Hallahan, Chair) and Institutional Animal Use and Care Committee (IACUC: Pr. Kornath Madhavan, Chair) even if they are not grant-funded. *The College supports faculty research, publication, curriculum development, etc. through several internal award mechanisms; please contact the chairs of the appropriate Committees (Fellowships, Research and Publication; Hewlett-Mellon; etc.) or the Grants Office secretary, Joan Bennett (x2742) for information, deadlines, and application forms.

76. Amherst College: Office Of Foundation And Corporate Relations Amherst college Faculty Staff Services Foundation Corporate Relations college Policies. Overview Applying for External grants http://www.amherst.edu/~develop/menu.html

Amherst College Site Map Search Amherst College Office of Foundation and Corporate Relations The Foundation and Corporate Relations team forms part of Amherst's Office of Development and works to support the College's Advancement effort. We are responsible primarily for seeking major grants from national foundations and corporations in support of broad institutional programs and initiatives. Some examples of such projects might include a curriculum development initiative, the construction or renovation of a campus building, programs serving the needs of Amherst students or faculty, or the purchase of major equipment to enhance teaching and research at the College. We also work collaboratively with the Dean of the Faculty's Office to assist faculty seeking grants to support their research. This Website provides links to comprehensive funding opportunity databases, to some of the most commonly sought funding agencies and grant competitions, and advice on proposal writing, as well as information about the College's policies concerning external grant applications. Our staff can also provide constructive comments on draft grant proposals given a reasonable amount of notice, and can offer advice on putting together your project budget.

77. Examples Of Foundation & Corporate Grants To Dartmouth The resulting BakerBerry Library will allow the college to house Subsequentgrants from the Brown Foundation and Charles Hood Foundation have endowed http://www.dartmouth.edu/~ofr/grants.html

Skip to main content You may be using a Web browser that does not support standards for accessibility and user interaction. Find out why you should upgrade your browser for a better experience of this and other standards-based sites... Dartmouth Home Search Index Dartmouth Home ... Home Baker-Berry Library and the Starr Instructional Center Generous support from both foundation and individual donors, among them the George F. Baker Trust, the Berry Family Foundation, the Carson Family Charitable Trust, and the Starr Foundation, made possible the renovation of the Baker Library and the construction of the adjacent Berry Library . Construction was completed in 2002. The resulting Baker-Berry Library will allow the college to house collections of nearly twice the current size. Berry was designed with digital resources and online learning in mind as well. It is now home to Academic Computing, which assists faculty in the use of technology for teaching. The Starr Instructional Center, on the second floor of Berry, is a state-of-the-art instructional facility with 20 student workstations and an instructor's workstation with projection capability. The Center is used by faculty for regular classes and by librarians for bibliographic instruction, as well as for staff training by various campus departments. Cognitive Neuroscience With a grant of $1 million from the W.M. Keck Foundation and support from General Electric Company, Dartmouth became the first liberal arts school in the country to own and operate a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine strictly for research purposes. The lab with its GE 1.5 Tesla scanner became fully operational in February 2000. Research conducted at the

78. Government And Foundation Relations > Government And Foundations Relations Homep The Government and Foundation Relations Office at St. Olaf college serves as All grant and fellowship proposals submitted by St. Olaf Faculty and staff http://www.stolaf.edu/offices/foundations/

CALENDAR NEWS PEOPLE A-Z ... HOME Government and Foundation Relations Home Our Mission Proposal Clearance Form Proposal Basics ... About Us Government and Foundation Relations Holland House 1520 St. Olaf Avenue Northfield, MN 55057 FAX: (507) 646-3685 gfr@stolaf.edu Government and Foundation Relations The Government and Foundation Relations Office at St. Olaf College serves as a resource for members of the college community who wish to seek funding from government agencies and private foundations. The GFR office can: Inform you of funding opportunities; Research potential funding sources for specific projects; Gather and interpret guidelines and application materials; Develop budgets; Secure required signatures for institutional commitments; Edit proposals and define your project in ways which will appeal to specific funders; Compile and mail proposals; Monitor budgets and stewardship of grants All grant and fellowship proposals submitted by St. Olaf Faculty and staff must go through the GFR office using the Proposal Clearance Form. We ask that you meet with us before submitting a proposal. ASIANetwork Grant St. Olaf Professor of History

79. SUNY Geneseo College Libraries: Grants And Scholarships Directory of Research grants (ref AS 911 A2 D5). Foundation Directory (ref AS911 A2 F65). Fund Your Way through college Uncovering 1100 Grant http://library.geneseo.edu/info/grants.shtml

Selected Resources: Grants and Scholarships Contents General Sources Internships Newsletters Special Populations ... Websites The sources listed below offer a wealth of information about various funding agencies that serve both individuals and institutions. These sources list eligibility requirements, financial background on individual funding agencies, deadline dates, names and addresses, and much more. Most grant directories have more than one index; for example, an institution index, a geographical index, a sponsor or donor index, and a subject index. Sometimes it is helpful to use more than one index when choosing the foundation or agency that is most appropriate for your needs. NOTE: The abbreviation "ref" in a call number indicates that a book is in the reference collection, and "Gov Doc" that it is in Government Publications. General Sources The Action Guide to Government Grants, Loans, and Giveaways (ref HG 177.5 U6 C438 1993)

80. ALA | Internet Resources: Grants And Foundations Access http//www.foundations.org. IAN Web Resources Grant Opportunities.Alphabetical links to individual foundations, organizations, and grant http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlpubs/crlnews/backissues1997/may6/grantsfoundatio

ALA American Library Association Search ALA Contact ALA ... Login Quicklinks Career Opportunities Chapters CHOICE Committees Directory of Leadership e-Learning Forms Information Literacy Marketing @ your library Publications Catalog RBM Recruiting to the Profession Scholarly Communication Sections Tipsheets Publications Career Opportunities Back Issues: 2005 Back Issues: 2004 ... Back Issues: 1997 May INTERNET RESOURCES Grants and foundations by Hilary Sternberg May 2003 Vol. 58, No. 5 The Internet encompasses an exciting galaxy of foundation information and a variety of funding resources for both the neophyte and the experienced grant researcher. Foundation sites contain keys to programmatic giving, geographic focus, range of grant awards, program and support limitations. Additional information provides networking opportunities with colleagues, grant-writing structure and methodology, and access to professional literature. Many associations and government agencies, as well as corporate, private, and community foundations maintain a Web presence on the Internet. Of course, with the ever-changing nature of the Internet no article could provide a permanently comprehensive list of resources. Be aware that some sites with multiple points of access will have overlapping information and links. The following selected sites are intended to provide an introduction to the subject of grants and foundations. Explore the sites, peruse an e-journal, and enjoy surfing the links. Best starting places/megasources CARDE's Other Grant and Funding Pages on the Web.

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