61. National Grants Awarded about the work of the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family The 2003 grants were awardedto Highline Community college Des Moines, WA To expand the School Success http://www.barbarabushfoundation.com/nga.html

Applications for the 2005 National Grant Competition will be available on June 25, 2004. To be placed on our mailing list for the 2005 National Grant Competition , or to receive a copy of our brochure with a complete listing of all grantees, please do one of the following: Email your request to plimjap@cfncr.org. Please make sure to include your organization's full name and mailing address Mail your written request to The Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy 1201 15th. Street, NW Suite 420 Washington, DC 20005 OR Call Patty Limjap at (202) 955-6183 Barbara Bush Foundation Announces 2003 Grant Winners CONTACT: Benita Somerfield April 25, 2003 The 2003 grants were awarded to: Florence School District Four Timmonsville, SC To develop the Timmonsville Family Literacy Program, which targets teenage mothers with fewer than 12 years education. The purpose of the program is to enhance the educational and social development of children within the family, and help adults gain confidence as parents, citizens, jobseekers, and employees. Nooksack Valley School District Nooksack, WA

62. Examples Of Foundation & Corporate Grants To Dartmouth overall Wildlife Habitat Project at the Second college Grant, which aims projectsfunded in part by major grants from the RK Mellon Foundation, the Charles 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

63. Stark State College Foundation and training. The. Foundation supports the college in areas that arenot supported by taxes, tuition, or grants. Stark State Foundation http://www.starkstate.edu/foundation.htm

Stark State Foundation... Changing Lives and Building Futures The Stark State Foundation is committed to providing resources to help Stark State College accomplish its mission of providing accessible, quality associate degree programs, training and lifelong education in a diverse and supportive learning environment. The Stark State Foundation exists to bridge the gap between the needs and resources of Stark State College. The non-profit, tax exempt corporation was established in 1986 to raise funds to provide assistance to Stark State students who would like to enhance their lives through education and training. The Foundation supports the college in areas that are not supported by taxes, tuition, or grants. Stark State Foundation Board of Directors As a 501(c) 3 organization, the Stark State Foundation is managed by board of directors comprised of business and community leaders. They oversee the Foundation’s fund-raising and investment management to ensure that donors’ interests are always met. In addition, they ensure they work closely with the College president and vice president for advancement to ensure that the College has the resources it needs to accomplish its mission and serve students. Members of the Foundation Board are listed below

64. 2000 Grants/Category Buffalo Prep (two grants) $57,000. Buffalo Seminary (memorial gift) $250,000.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

65. Fundraising In Community College Foundations. ERIC Digest. The first community college foundation may date from 1922 at Long Beach City college. ofexternal federal support offered through grant and contract http://www.ericdigests.org/1997-4/foundations.htm

Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Schuyler, Gwyer Source: ERIC Clearinghouse for Community Colleges Los Angeles CA. Fundraising in Community College Foundations. ERIC Digest. Community colleges were created and continue to be supported by local and state appropriations, however, this public support is gradually declining, making financial support one of the most pressing issues for community colleges. To balance out this decline, community colleges have formalized their fundraising efforts by creating institutional foundations as recipients of tax-deductible contributions under Section 501c(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. These foundations are independent legal entities, guided by the mission of soliciting private monetary contributions and investing them for the benefit of their affiliated colleges. THE HISTORY OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATIONS The first community college foundation may date from 1922 at Long Beach City College. A handful were established between the 1940s and the 1950s, but the majority were begun after the late 1960s (Robison, 1984). The large-scale, organized, external fundraising now common at community colleges began as a result of the 1965 Higher Education Act and the federal funding opportunities that it offered (Keener, 1984). Community colleges began by tapping into the sources of external federal support offered through grant and contract competitions. In the mid 1970s the colleges began adapting the university and liberal arts college model of engaging other external contributors for private gifts (Keener, 1984).

66. Connecticut College - Corporate, Foundation And Government Relations Reference P the process of applying for grants to support the programs of the college, facultyresearch and Gherbi Director of Corporate, Foundation and Government http://www.conncoll.edu/advancement/relations/

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 Corporate, Foundation and Government Relations Reference Pages Welcome! These pages have been designed to assist Connecticut College faculty and staff with the process of applying for grants to support the programs of the college, faculty research and fellowships. If you have suggestions about additional material that would be helpful or if you have questions, please contact us! Naima Gherbi Director of Corporate, Foundation and Government Relations 1-800-888-7549, ext. 2411 nghe@conncoll.edu

67. About The Queens College Foundation The Foundation was established in 1980 for the purpose and increasing the resourcesat the college in order It receives gifts and grants with which it finances http://qcpages.qc.edu/QC_Foundation/about.htm

The Queens College Foundation/Office of Development is responsible for fund raising activities and gifts to Queens College from individuals, foundations, corporations and corporate foundations. The Office operates on a fiscal year which runs from July 1 - June 30. Gifts made on behalf of Queens College New York State and the nation. Summary of Fiscal Year 2002-2003 Thanks to the contributions of close to 12,000 generous alumni and friends, the Queens College Annual Fund was able to raise more than $7.2 million, in cash and pledges by way of the Queens College Foundation. About our President James L. Muyskens became the ninth president of Queens College on July 29, 2002 after having served as CEO and Dean of the Faculty of the Gwinnett University Center/University System of Georgia Dr. Muyskens ' senior-level and extensive administrative experience includes serving as Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs for the University System of Georgia which includes 205,000 students and 8,000 faculty members on 34 campuses. As part of the university system management team from 1995 to 1999, he implemented a new system-wide undergraduate core curriculum, higher admissions and academic standards, and enhanced faculty and staff development opportunities. Having directed the University's extensive investigation into instructional technology and distance learning and developing a technology plan for higher education in

68. Grants Resource Guide -- Peabody Library, Peabody College Of Vanderbilt Universi Ford Foundation grants Awarded Database. NSF Awards. Rockefeller Foundation. Foundationgrants to Individuals. New York Foundation Center. http://www.library.vanderbilt.edu/peabody/books/guides/grants.html

HOME ACORN ATHENA KUDZU ... SITE INDEX Resources on Grants Full List of Resource Guides 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.

69. Jostens Company Information: Community Involvement Community grants Jostens Community grants Jostens provides positively impact childrenfrom birth through college. The Foundation meets quarterly to review all http://www.jostens.com/company/community/

Home Shop Search Site Map ... Help About Jostens About Us Contact Us News Room Investor Information ... Commercial Printing Community Involvement For more than 25 years, the Jostens Foundation has supported organizations in their work to create strong communities and healthy families and children. The Jostens Foundation is committed to ensuring that its strategy best serves the needs of its customers and plant communities, as well as its employees and sales representatives. Investing in Young People Guiding the Foundation's giving and support is our focus on youth and education and programs that help young people become healthy, productive adults. The Foundation's total annual giving is $500,000. Each three to five years, the Foundation determines or renews its main area of focus for its giving based on Jostens' vision and an area of significant community need. In order to avoid situations that could create a conflict of interest, the Jostens Foundation is unable to contribute directly to school, school districts, school programs, or school foundations. Because of company policies or federal tax law, the Foundation cannot consider grants for: Schools, school districts, school programs, or school foundations

70. Rio Hondo Community College Student scholarships and grants. Faculty items. The Foundation will play animportant role in the overall development of the college. The 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.

71. New College Of California - School Of Law has awarded scholarships to many graduating New college law students for the pastten years. FOUNDATION OF THE STATE BAR OF CALIFORNIA These grants are awarded http://www.newcollege.edu/law/awards.html

Home Admissions Financial Aid News ... Contact Us Awards from the following programs are offered to assist students in paying their tuition and are credited to the student's tuition account. For additional information on sources of financial aid from private foundations, consult the office of Career Services NEW COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARDS New College provides tuition scholarships for a limited number of graduate or undergraduate students facing severe financial hardship and who have demonstrated a commitment to community service and social justice. BLUM FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP In support of its commitment to the training of non-traditional students, the Law School provides generous scholarships to all students of color with unmet financial need. Students are eligible for these scholarships during each of their years of study. The Fund is made possible, in large part, through the generosity of the Leon and Esther Blum Foundation. M. JAY KRAMER FOUNDATION

72. FCCC - Foundation For California Community Colleges We are very pleased to announce our initial set of grants from the Bill Melinda Gates Foundation Early college High School Initiative. http://www.foundationccc.org/foundation/about_donations.html

Home About Us Mission/Goals Our Donations ... Newsletter Sign Up Donations /Grants to California Community Colleges Download document: Donations /Grants to California Community Colleges or read it below. Download document: SkillSoft Software Training Project 2003-04 Working in collaboration with Skillsoft and the 4CSD (CCC Council for Staff Development), we are offering 15,000 classes to faculty and staff. Each participant can select from a package of 15 on-line courses covering Microsoft Office Applications (Word, Excel, Powerpoint) and Macromedia Dreamweaver. We are currently working with your campus staff development coordinators, with each college being allocated a proportional share of the packages. Sign up began in late August and so far close to 5,000 users have signed up, totaling a dollar value of $2,500,000. Sign ups will continue through November or until all 15,000 slots are filled. The Foundation is providing this training at no cost to the colleges. The retail value for each package is $500. See attached spreadsheet for details. For the past four years we have been the largest contributor to the Network of California Community College Foundations. We have contributed $5,000 since 2000 to the NCCCF Annual Symposium. This year we are very pleased to announce a gift of $25,000 to the NCCCF for support of their work with the local California community college foundations.

73. The Kimball Foundation: 1999 Grants 1999 grants. 55,000. Foundation For a college Education. Hire Program Coordinatorfor the college Bound program for lowincome minority students. 32,000. http://www.pacificfoundationservices.com/kimball/grants-1999.html

1999 Grants Education Environmental Education Health Human Services ... Other Comida Del Arte - No Penny Opera* Toward purchase of a van for the food pantry program. Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco General operating support. San Francisco Conservatory of Music $10,000 to provide scholarships to the music education program for disadvantaged children. $15,000 to support the "Conservatory in Schools" program. San Francisco Symphony General operating support. EDUCATION Aim High Support for academic enrichment program serving low-income middle school students. ARCS Foundation Inc. Scholarship awards for college scientists. Back on Track!* Toward purchase of computers for tutorial program serving at-risk youth. Eastside College Preparatory School Scholarships for five low-income, minority students to attend private high school in East Palo Alto Foundation For a College Education Hire Program Coordinator for the College Bound program for low-income minority students.

74. Grants Support: Corporate, Foundation, And Government to secure funding from corporations, foundations and government Any Union Collegefaculty member or department seeking that faculty inform the grants Office of http://www.union.edu/Resources/Academic/Grants/

Corporate, Foundation, and Government Relations Congratulations! 2003-2004 Faculty Grant Awards Karen Brison, NSF-RUI Linda Cool, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation John Garver, American Chemical Society-Petroleum Research Fund Brenda Johnson, NSF-ROA Joanne Kehlbeck, Research Corporation Rob Lauzon, NIH-AREA Kathryn Lesh, NSF Seyfollah Maleki/Philip Kosky/Michael Hagerman, NSF-RUE Daniel Mosquera, NEH Collaborative Research Grant Chad Orzel, Research Corporation Cherrice Traver, MDC-NYSTAR Michael Vineyard, U. S. Department of Energy Richard Wilk, NYS Department of State Help us help you! NEW - Send us your Faculty Survey ( pdf form Word or WP ) to help us target funding opportunities to your interests. The Office of Corporate, Foundation and Government is responsible for coordinating Union's efforts to secure funding from corporations, foundations and government agencies. These funding endeavors support institutional priorities such as academic programs, developing innovative curricula, equipment purchases, faculty salaries, and financial aid for students. In addition, our office provides support for individual faculty members seeking external funding for research projects. Any Union College faculty member or department seeking external funds are encouraged to consult with our staff for advice on potential sources, proper forms and procedures, and proposal development. It is requested that faculty inform the Grants Office of any plans to submit proposals to an outside funding agency.

75. Union College Corporate, Government, And Foundation Relations success, we at Union college rely heavily on our partners corporations, foundations,and government agencies. Whether it s an internship, grant, or donation http://www.union.edu/Partners/

@import 'http://www.union.edu/files/css/2002/union.css'; Corporate and Government Relations Annual Business Campaign Foundation support Union-Schenectady Initiative ... Contact Us Union College About Union www.union.edu/About Quick Navigation -AroundU -CT -Minervas -Events -Athletic Scores -Bookstore -Directions, Map, Tour -Info. Tech. Services -Career Development -Human Resources -Library, Schaffer -Parents -Registrar -Campus Safety -WebCam -Contact Info Admissions Alumni Academics Student Life ... Home Union College Partners Corporate, Government, and Foundation Relations For our continued success, we at Union College rely heavily on our partners: corporations, foundations, and government agencies. Whether it's an internship, grant, or donation, Union's students benefit tremendously from the generosity of our partners. If you are already working with us, thank you for your support. If you would like to work with us, (or work with us more!), please feel free to contact us anytime. Our office is located on the second floor of the carriage house at Abbe Hall. Jane Zacek Director of Grant Support Phone: (518) 388-6011 Email: zacekj@union.edu

76. Dr. G. Clifford & Florence B. Decker Foundation - Annual Reports grants PAID IN 2001. Organization, Amount, Purpose. Broome Community college Foundation,Inc. $200,000. Endowment for scholarships in Health Science Programs. http://www.pronetisp.net/~deckerfn/reports.html

Gerald E. Putman, Executive Director 8 Riverside Drive Binghamton, New York 13905 Decker Foundation's Annual Report for the years: Financial Highlights For The Year Ending December 31, 2002 Assets Grant Payments Grants Approved GRANTS APPROVED IN 2002 American Red Cross - Southern Tier Chapter $5,000 (a) Disaster Relief Baden Powell Council, Boy Scouts of America $6,000 (a) Trail Masters Program Broome County Arts Council, Inc. $43,000 (a) United Cultural Fund Council on Foundations $4,618 (a) Membership dues for 2002 Deposit Community Center, Inc. Day Care Center Construction and Renovation Fairview Recovery Services, Inc. $5,000 (a) Remodeling and reconstruction of Observation Room and construction of a secure supply pantry Jewish Community Center of Binghamton Challenge grant for expansion of Early Childhood Facility Police Athletic League of Binghamton, New York, Inc. $20,100 (a) Replacement of windows and purchase new tables Samaritan Counseling Center of the Southern Tier, Inc. $9,600 (a) Purchase new copier/printer and HVAC upgrades Southern Tier Institute for Arts in Education School Services (Grant not used – organization closed in June 2002) The ART Mission, Ltd.

77. Calvin College Center For Social Research - Links - Research Funding Sources natural sciences, and will fund work in any of the categories specified by the college’sExpanded Calvin s Office of grants and Foundation Relations This http://www.calvin.edu/admin/csr/links/research_funding_sources.htm

Skip Navigation Home Services Institutional Review Board (IRB) Resources Projects Funding News ... About Us Links - Research Funding Sources Internal funding sources External funding sources Michigan foundations Internal Funding Sources CSR Small Grants Program .This program makes limited funding available for social science research projects. Generally, awards above $1,000 are not given; in rare cases an award slightly above that amount might be approved for an exceptionally important project. The program is intended to make available funds for research purposes that would not be covered by Calvin's CRF s, Alumni Association grants or other commonly available internal funds. The CSR offers prompt review of applications and availability of funds. Click here for a list of guidelines, and here for the application form. The CSR governing board reviews applications at its monthly meetings during the academic year, and disburses up to $8,000 total each academic year. CSR Project Fellows Program The CSR Project Fellow program provides a tenured or tenure-track Calvin social scientist member or members (collaborative projects are preferred) with a four course reduction in teaching load for two years - a total of 8 courses off in two years. Eligible faculty are not restricted to holding positions in the college's social science departments but also can be social scientists within other academic departments. Projects are not intended to be primarly related to teaching and pedagogy.

78. University Of Arizona - Online Reference - College Guides, Scholarships And Gran is provided for students, parents, college financial aid Fullbright Scholar Fulbrightgrants are made to Corporate, Community and Private foundations on the http://www.library.arizona.edu/libresources/college.html

The University of Arizona Library Online REFERENCE Online REFERENCE - College Guides, Scholarships and Grants: College Guides Scholarships Grants College Guides College Source Online - features over 6,000 College Catalogs in original page format fully hyper linked and with many details. (Available Only to UA Faculty, Students and staff from on the University of Arizona campus.) College Guide - Peterson's Education Center. - Detailed information on colleges and continuing education programs. Created by Peterson's Guides, Inc. College and University Rankings - Created by the Education and Social Science Library at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The purpose of the site is to draw together and provide context to various ranking services. CollegeNet - Online information about colleges, programs, scholarships, academic resources, financial aid, and more. Diversity Web - Links how universities and colleges are fitting diversity into its educational mission. Also focuses on recruitment efforts and political, judicial and legislative issues. UnivSource Includes information on colleges, universities and community colleges in the US and Canada arranged by name, location and program.

79. Medtronic - Missing Browser Page Title Additional grants listed under individual Medtronic Anoka Hennepin Education FoundationSponsorship of Anoka Hennepin Technical college Foundation Science and http://www.medtronic.com/foundation/grantslist_twincities.html

About Us Medtronic Foundation Health Programs Education Programs ... Grants List Minneapolis/St. Paul Minneapolis/St. Paul grants represent 40% of total giving for 2002-2003 Supports Health in the Community STAR Education in the Community Arts/Civic/Culture and Greater Twin Cities United Way grants that benefit residents in the seven-county metro area where Medtronic is headquartered. Health in the Community Supports programs that provide health care to socio-economically disadvantaged people in Minneapolis/St. Paul area. Additional grants listed under individual Medtronic U.S. Communities. May 1, 2002 - April 30, 2003 Abbott Northwestern Hospital Minneapolis Heart Institute Ain Dah Yung Street Outreach Program Alexandra House 2002 Anoka County Conference The Aliveness Project LIVING FULLY Program American Diabetes Association, Minnesota Area Camp Needlepoint/Daypoint - ADA Summer Camp American Lung Association Camp Scholarships Healthy Start Apple Tree Dental Dental Workforce Project Arc Great Rivers Hmong and Latino Cultural Outreach Project Arc of Hennepin County What's the Big IDEA?

80. Vocational Grants Any accredited public community college can apply The Prudential Financial Foundationfunds Ready Ready to Live grants fund programs that build healthy children http://www.technologygrantnews.com/grant-index-by-type/vocational-grants.htm

VOCATIONAL GRANTS Return to Grant Index-by-Type List Special GRANT INDEXes: Grants for Cities Corporate Grants Educational Technology Federal Grants ... /2003/03-11899.htm Administers $30,000 MetLife Deadline: Proposals and/or letters of inquiry are reviewed throughout the year http://www.prudential.com/ productsAndServices/0,1474,intPageID% %253D0,00.html Subscribe Now and receive one Technology Grant News and GRANT INDEX of your Choice for only $35. (electronic) or $85. (electronic with print). Recent Vocational Grants H1-B Technology Skills Training Grants for Workforce Development U.S. Department of Labor

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