21. Scholarships.com Free College Scholarship Search & Financial Aid Information Res foundations and grants section. Class of 2007) http://www.scholarships.com/Register.asp?pagename=Foundations and Grants

22. ORGA @ CofC.EDU The Office of Research and grants Administration at the college of Charleston ofinformation on major government agencies, foundations, and corporations http://www.orga.cofc.edu/

Faculty Information Agency ERA Sites Grant Funding The Office of Research and Grants Administration at the College of Charleston promotes externally funded research, training, and demonstration projects. It is a central source of information on major government agencies, foundations, and corporations which support research and scholarship. Staff provide assistance to faculty members, administrators, and students from conceptual development and planning through implementation and management of funded projects. Assistance is provided in identifying potential extramural funding sources; developing proposal narratives and budgets; completing standardized application forms; assuring compliance with all applicable federal and state regulations; negotiating grant awards and contracts; and administering funded projects. Mail to: Office of Research and Grants Administration College of Charleston 66 George Street Charleston, SC Phone: voice - (843)953-5673 fax - (843) 953-6577 Campus Location: 407-G Bell Building 81 St. Phillip Street

23. Internet Guide - Education & Grants / Foundations Los Angeles Public LibrarySearching the Internet Education grants / foundations. Education.BrokeScholar college advice and scholarship help. http://www.lapl.org/inet/education.html

Searching the Internet Education Grants / Foundations Education BrokeScholar College advice and scholarship help. Contains more than 900,000 college scholarships. California Colleges and Universities Guide Contains all degree granting schools in California and useful advice. Search by school, degree program, accreditation, and location. College is Possible College Rankings: U.S. News and World Report Colleges and universities ranked by region, specialty programs and campus diversity. Collegeboard.com Provides information on planning for college, registering for the SAT, selecting and applying for a college, seeking financial aid, and creating a personal planner for deadlines. Connect L.A. Provides online information and resources on employment, health, community services, education, affordable housing, childcare and government resources for underserved communities. Contentbank.org Informational Web sites from The Children's Partnership national initiative to guarantee high quality online content for low-income and underserved Americans. Provides for education, health, housing, jobs, and literacy needs. (Speech plug-in will not work from LAPL computers.)

24. Student Loans Of North Dakota College Grad Students Scholarships, college based employment, institutional loans. IV. with the fieldof study the student is pursuing, or foundations offering grants. http://www.mystudentloanonline.com/collegestudents_financial_aid.jsp

25. Connecticut College - Corporate, Foundations And Government Relations Reference Institutional grants. Community Foundation of Southeastern Connecticut, $1,500, forBateswood babysitting and Film, $5,938 for onStage at Connecticut college. http://www.conncoll.edu/advancement/relations/recentgrants.html

Recent Grants Frequently Asked Questions Grant Proposal Guidelines Tips on Proposal Writing ... Grant Application Approval Form The two forms above will open an Adobe Acrobat file in a new window. If your computer does not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, please download the program from the "Get Acrobat Reader" link below. Checklist For Submitting a Proposal Accounting Policies and Post-Award Procedures NSF Fastlane Registration Research With Human or Animal Subjects ... Search the IRIS Database Recent Grants Grants to Individuals Institutional Grants Grants to Individuals WINTER 2003-04 National Science Foundation, REU supplement, $12,000 for student researchers. Bruce Branchini, Chemistry. Northeast Asia Council Association of Asian Studies, $2,400 for "The Politics of Squid Between Japan and Korea." Alexis Dudden, History. U.S. State Department, National Council for Eurasian and East European Research, $30,000 for "The Nuclear Waste Question in Russia and Kazakhstan." Jane Dawson, Economics. FALL 2003 SUMMER 2003 Grants to Individuals Institutional Grants Institutional Grants WINTER 2003-04 Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, $50,000 for Strategic Plan. Fran Hoffmann, Maria Cruz-Saco, Helen Regan.

26. Ventura College - Foundation - Welcome of the most successful community college foundations in California. Since 1985, theFoundation has built and $150,000 in staff innovation grants and equipment http://www.venturacollege.edu/foundation/

VC WEBSITE HOME site menu directories ventura college a-z search contact us about ventura college current students academic programs distance learning ... VC Market Place Ventura College Foundation 4667 Telegraph Road Ventura, CA 93003 Phone: 805.654.6461 Fax: 805.648.8983 piannaccone@vcccd.net Welcome The Ventura College Foundation is one of the most successful community college foundations in California. Since 1985, the Foundation has built and improved campus facilities, provided over $1 million in student scholarships, over $150,000 in staff innovation grants and equipment purchase. Over its history, the Foundation has raised more than $6 million in private support for Ventura College. Though Ventura College does receive state funding, it falls short of actually covering the costs incurred in providing educational opportunities for over 11,000 students. Donors to the Ventura College Foundation take pride in the fact that their gifts have helped to create a very special environment for learning that reflects the characteristics of our community and our students. The college helps prepare local students with the first two years of their college education, enabling them to transfer to a four-year academic program. The college is the way to self sufficiency for people re-entering the job market or facing major employment changes. The college is an important provider of vocational and technical training, preparing literally thousands of qualified personnel for area businesses. The college provides noncredit courses for professional growth, as well as personal enrichment and enjoyment.

27. The Council On Foundations - Looking For Grants? Foundation Center; Grant Resources on the Web; Federal Domestic Assistance; FederalRegister; State grants. Back to college Scholarships; FastWeb Scholarship Search; http://www.cof.org/index.cfm?containerID=76&menuContainerID=0&crumb=2&navID=0

28. College Of Education college of Education grants Received Fiscal Year 20012002. Educational foundations Leadership subtotal $1,040,329. college of Education Total $1,686,295. http://www.uakron.edu/colleges/educ/COE/Grants2001-02.php

About the College What's New Academic Programs Faculty Resources ... College of Education Homepage College of Education College of Education Grants Received Fiscal Year 2001-2002 Center for Child Development Linda L. Norton-Smith, PI Akron-Summit Community Action, Inc. July 23, 2001 Yetty Michael, PI Akron-Summit Community Action, Inc. (Federal) May 31, 2002 Center for Child Development subtotal: Dean's Office Robert K. Eley, PI Janice L. Eley, Co-PI (Hospitality Management) Bonita L. Williams, Co-PI (University College) Ohio Department of Education February 28, 2002 Sajit Zachariah, PI Forrest Smith, Co-PI (Wayne College) Ohio Board of Regents September 26, 2001 Elizabeth J. Stroble, PI Ohio Board of Regents March 30, 2002 Elizabeth J. Stroble, PI Laura Purnell, Co-PI (College of Education) Charlene K. Reed, Co-PI (College of Education) U.S. Department of Education June 6, 2002 Dean's Office subtotal: Mary Ellen Atwood, PI Brian F. Pendleton, Co-PI (Sociology)

29. The Graduate College The Graduate college. Fine Art Forum Opportunities. foundations, grants, Trusts AComprehensive Resource for Sculptors. foundations with Arts and Culture Funding. http://www.nau.edu/gradcol/extralinks.htm

The Graduate College Extramural Funding Opportunities Graduate Student Opportunities by Deadline Opportunities for All Graduate Students Opportunities for Students in the Arts Opportunities for Graduate Students with Disabilities ... Opportunities for Women and Minority Graduate Students Graduate Student Opportunities by Deadline IRIS Upcoming Deadlines The Chronicle of Higher Education New Grant and Research Competitions Opportunities for All Graduate Students The American Educational Research Association - Dissertation grants. American Psychological Association - APA Dissertation Research Awards, Travel Awards, and Small Grants. American Society for Engineering Education - Postdoctoral opportunities. - Dissertation and Fogarty International Student Paper Competitions for business. Associated Western Universities Inc.(AWU) - Graduate Fellowships at National Laboratories. Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Grants for Science Education - HHMI-NIH Research Scholars. Jacob K. Javits Fellowship Program in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

30. Grants UK. Chronicle on Philanthropy. college Scholarships and Community foundations ofCanada. Council on foundations. of Health and Human Services, grants Net. Disney http://www.communitycollaboration.net/grants__primarily_social_services_and_educ

Grants This information and link service is provided free of charge without any financial compensation. The usefullness, quality, and value of this page, depends upon the assistance and cooperation of it's visitors. Please e-mail information about any dead links or suggestions for additional links. Please check eligibility before writing a grant proposal. Albertson Foundation American Philosophical Society Grants and Fellowships Annenberg Foundation The Annie E. Casey Foundation Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy Basic Elements of Grant Writing ... Charity Choice UK Chronicle on Philanthropy College Scholarships and Financial Aid Comprehensive Health Education Foundation Community Development: Idaho Department of Commerce ... GeoLytics US Census Demographics and GIS data products. The George Gund Foundation Getty, Grants from the Getty The Global Fundraising Network GovBenefits ... Grant Connections The SRDC staff compiles Grant Connections primarily for the faculty of land grant colleges and universities in the South to provide funding information in support of activities in agricultural economics, education, human sciences, rural sociology, youth development, and other related disciplines. The Wm. T. Grant Foundation

31. ED405943 1997-03-00 Fundraising In Community College Foundations. campaigns, special events, business partnerships, and grants acquisition have thecharitable remainder trust, where the community college foundation is allowed http://www.ericfacility.net/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed405943.html

32. Rhodes: Development: Foundations grants Requiring college Matching Funds All grant proposals which require collegematching funds must have the approval of the Dean of Academic Affairs and the http://www.rhodes.edu/public/8_0-Development/8_3-Foundations.shtml

Alumni Home Development Home Annual Fund Foundations ... Resources Grant Approval Process All grant applications initiated by or for the benefit of faculty must first be approved by the Dean of Academic Affairs and then by the Dean of Administrative Services. Grant applications or proposals submitted for approval must be accompanied by a letter or support from the chair of the sponsoring academic or administrative department. Copies of all funded grant proposals must also be sent to the Director or Media Relations. A Grant Application Process Form may be picked up from the Comptroller in Room 109, Palmer Hall, or the Director for Grants in King Hall. This form will delineate the approval process for the grant initiator and a copy should accompany the grant at each step to expedite the review. Back to top Grants Requiring Matching Gifts When a grant proposal requires matching gifts to be raised by the College, the initiator must send the final draft of the proposal along with a list of prospects for the matching funds to the Dean of Development, the Dean of Academic Affairs and the Dean of Administrative Services for initial approval, and then to the Chancellor and to the President for final approval.

33. Colorado Community College System - Home Page Community college foundations Foundation Directors Trinidad State Junior collegeArea Vocational Industry Customized Training grants Governor s Commission http://www.cccs.edu/

Resources for Educators CCCOnline Distance Learning Center for Teaching, Learning Common Course Numbering System ... Find a Program CTEAM Web Site CCCS Common Course Numbering Colorado CTE Directors Directory Colorado Vocational Act (CVA) ... Workforce Resources Contact Staff by Function Advancement/Resource Dev. CTE Teacher Credentialing Colorado Commission for Higher Education Policies Communications/System Office Curriculum Initiatives Distance Ed Fiscal Operations Governor's Commission on National and Community Services Human Resources Information Technologies Institutional Research (CCCS) International and Global Initiatives Leadership Development Initiatives Legal Affairs Lowry Campus Operations Planning/Policy Special Populations Statewide Committees Student Organizations (CTE and SSAC) Student Services (system initiatives) System Leadership Tech Prep Training (system-wide initiatives) VA Eligibility Vocational Education Work Force Development Quick Navigation by Topic... Home About CCCS Contact Us Jobs Search Sitemap Staff Directory Lowry Campus Info.

34. Compton Foundation, Inc. Other Foundation Grants - 2001 Vassar college, 15,000. World Learning, Inc. MISCELLANEOUS. Council on foundations,$13,210. Small grants and contributions (less than $10,000), 13,352. http://www.comptonfoundation.org/other_grants01.html

Home About the Foundation Funding Priorities Application Procedures ... FAQ SCHEDULE OF GRANTS - 2001 Education Family Advisory Board Miscellaneous EDUCATION Academy for the Love of Learning American Forum, Inc. Educating America's Youth for a Global Age American Indian College Fund Compton Foundation Natural Resource Scholars Program American Youth Foundation In Memory of Don Danforth Dominican University of California Compton Fellows and Interns Program 2001-2002 Education for a Global Society International Youth Leadership Camps Environment Fellowship Support Services Mentor Fellowship Program Support Meharry Medical College Vision Fund Mexican American Community Services Agency College Preparatory Charter High Schools Monterey Institute of International Studies Center for Nonproliferation Studies High School Outreach Project Expanded High School Outreach Project Pitzer College Compton Scholarships Population Reference Bureau Support for the Compton Fellows Program Rudolf Steiner Foundation, Inc.

35. Foundations & Grants The County college of Morris (Randolph) is our owns an extensive collection of foundationgrant directories, including and the New Jersey grants Guide, which http://www.gti.net/mocolib1/money.html

According to the Foundation Center , there are over 36,000 private grantmaking foundations currently operating in the United States. Together they contribute over $10 billion in grants each year. Most larger public libraries stock several foundation grant directories and handbooks to guide you through the grantseeking process. The New Jersey State Library has compiled a list of information sites for charities and philanthropies. About Foundations The Basics Are you a first time grantseeker? Before you start asking for money, it would make sense to understand how the whole process works. The Foundation Center is the best source for this kind of practical information. You can begin by reading their publication How to Research Foundations . Need more details? Try their A Proposal Writing Short Course . Interested in more formal training? The Foundation Center sponsors several seminars in all five of their offices located throughout the country. The closest office to our area is the Center's headquarters, in New York City. Foundation Directories Ready to locate foundations? Many

36. SUNY College At Oneonta Foundation Board Of Directors raises, manages, and administers charitable gifts and grants made to the Collegeat Oneonta by alumni, friends, faculty, staff, foundations and corporations. http://www.oneonta.edu/advancement/alumni/ACHIEVEMENT/fboard2.asp

Choose a Quick Link Web Mail Web Services BlackBoard Registrar Academic Departments Graduate Programs Telecommunications Student Accounts Faculty Web Pages Faculty Handbook Draft Events Calendar Dining Services Residence Life Financial Aid The Bulletin University Police/OSES Employment Opportunities Academic Advisement College Advancement Search our Website: The College Foundation Board of Directors The College Foundation Board of Directors raises, manages, and administers charitable gifts and grants made to the College at Oneonta by alumni, friends, faculty, staff, foundations and corporations. The Board manages our College Foundation's endowment, which generates funds for scholarships, faculty/student research projects, campus improvements, and numerous other worthwhile programs that enhance and strengthen the College at Oneonta. Members of the College Foundation Board of Directors serve on a volunteer basis. Several current members of the College Foundation Board of Directors are College at Oneonta alumni: Karen Elting '84 , President, Oneonta, NY John Brooks , Vice President, Oneonta, NY Frank Burden , Secretary, Oneonta, NY Leif Hartmark , Treasurer, Oneonta, NY Paul Adamo '81 , Executive Director, Oneonta, NY Keith Bundy '61, '64G

37. Government And Foundation Relations > Government And Foundations Relations Homep a resource for members of the college community who seek funding from government agenciesand private foundations. budgets and stewardship of grants All grant http://www.stolaf.edu/offices/foundations/

CALENDAR NEWS PEOPLE A-Z ... HOME Government and Foundation Relations Our Mission Proposal Clearance Form Proposal Basics Funding Opportunities ... GFR Newsletter Archives 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. MN Campus Compact Grant Congratulations go out to Brad Kmoch, Bruce Dalgaard, and the staff of the Center for Experiential Learning's Office of Servant Leadership for being awarded a grant from the Minnesota Campus Compact. The grant will support the creation of two Summer Service-Learning Institutes. The one-week institutes are intended to integrate service-learning across the curriculum by providing leadership and guidance to faculty who have an interest in introducing service-learning into their courses and need to expand their expertise and/or access additional resources. The institutes will be held in June of 2004 and 2005.

38. NAA Foundations's Seed Money Grants For Student Newspapers PAST NAA FOUNDATION SEED GRANT MONEY WINNERS. college/University The Universityof Iowa provided • scholarships for 10 students to attend summer http://www.naa.org/foundation/NIEseed03/

Secondary school journalism and student newspapers are an endangered species. Nationwide, enrollment in journalism classes is down, and schools are ceasing to publish newspapers. The lack of funding for training, equipment, supplies and printing is the primary reason given. The secondary reason is the difficulty of recruiting and keeping good newspaper advisers. An Alarming Trend This trend has alarming consequences for the newspaper industry. Over half of today's newspaper professionals trace their start to high school or junior high school newspapers. If secondary school newspapers fail, the newspaper industry's pool of future talent dries up. School newspapers also build newspaper readership as students develop an appetite for news. Students who work on newspapers learn to appreciate their First Amendment freedoms and become better citizens. Seed Money For Success Partnership Overview Student/newspaper partnerships ask newspapers and secondary schools (sometimes including colleges and universities) to commit to working together. Often, the partnership publishes a student newspaper that is printed in or by the professional newspaper. Grants from the NAA Foundation will provide financial assistance to encourage the development and strengthening of partnerships.

39. Grants Program: 2003 Youth Grantmaking Occidental college $200,000 over 36 months To support the Pathways to college Network,a coalition of foundations and researchers seeking to improve college http://www.irvine.org/grants_program/youth/2003_grants.shtml

Home California Profiles Grants ... 2003 Grants In this Section Overview How to Apply for a Grant Our Grantmaking Process Online Grant Application What Makes a Strong Proposal Eligibility Guidelines ... Grantseeker FAQ Arts Context Goals and Priorities Funding Guidelines Artistic Creativity Cultural Participation Artistic Excellence Online Grant Application Grants Awarded 2004 Grants 2003 Grants 2002 Grants California Perspectives Context Goals and Priorities Funding Guidelines Engaging Californians Infusing New Ideas and Perspectives Online Grant Application Grants Awarded 2004 Grants 2003 Grants Youth Context Goals and Priorities CORAL Initiative Campus Diversity Initiative Funding Guidelines College Knowledge, Transitions and Completion Academic Engagement and Success Online Grant Application Grants Awarded 2004 Grants 2003 Grants Former Programs Overview Overview Museum Youth Initiative Youth Development Initiative Civic Culture Overview Central Valley Partnership Organized Religion Portfolio Higher Education Sustainable Communities Overview Collaborative Regional Initiatives Land Use Workforce Development Special Projects Overview Community Foundations Initiative Technology Cluster Related Publications Irvine Quarterly California Profiles The goal of the Youth program is to enhance the academic preparation of low-income youth, aged 14 to 24, for successful transition to post-secondary opportunities, the workplace, and citizenship.

40. Saint Vincent College Grantseeking at Saint Vincent college is related and the development of grant proposalsfor submission to government agencies, foundations, corporations, and http://www.stvincent.edu/alumni/grants.jsp

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