81. Marist College - Academic Grants Office Foundation The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation National Research Lola Saya, BS, EA PostGrants Award Administrator Marist college, 3399 North Road, Poughkeepsie, NY http://www.marist.edu/grants/g2.html

Academic Grants Home About Our Office Grant Opportunities Internal Forms ... Policies Grant Opportunities NOTE: Proposals to all agencies, foundations, or corporations should be routed initially through the Grants Office to determine guidelines as well as other requirements. InfoEd Home Page SPIN WWW (Marist Access Only) an electronic grants database listing over 7000 funding programs with a powerful search engine to allow detailed searches. GENIUS/SMARTS System Faculty may enter some personal information and scholarly/research interests into an Internet database and receive grant notices via email. You may use the instructions provided to register yourself. Contact Donna.Berger@Marist.edu with questions or problems. Federal Agencies Websites Department of Agriculture (USDA) Department of Commerce (DOC) Department of Defense (DoD) U.S. Air Force (USAF) ... Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) (via FEDIX) Army Research Laboratory (ARL) Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Department of Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Contracts Management Office Office of Naval Research (NRL) ... U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Fossil Energy

82. Lumina Foundation: Helping People Achieve Their Potential announces grants INDIANAPOLIS Indianapolisbased Lumina Foundation for Educationhas announced 11 grants totaling $1.25 million to expand college access and http://www.luminafoundation.org/newsroom/news_releases/042104.html

@import url(/css/interior_import2.css); @import url(/css/ie_style.css); All Areas Research Grant Database Newsroom Enter email: document.write(""+didyouknow[dykid]+""+learnmorelink[dykid]+"") Home Newsroom News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 21, 2004 Lumina Foundation announces grants INDIANAPOLIS Indianapolis-based Lumina Foundation for Education has announced 11 grants totaling $1.25 million to expand college access and student success nationwide. The grants were approved in the first quarter of 2004. “Our grants in the first quarter focused on policies and programs affecting student access and success, with special emphasis on low-income students, adult learners and students of color,” said Martha D. Lamkin, president and CEO of Lumina Foundation. “The Foundation continues to address the multiple barriers that impede access to and success in postsecondary education among traditionally underserved groups.” Grants approved by Lumina Foundation in the first quarter of 2004 are listed below, grouped by the Foundation’s major priorities. Access Many financial and nonfinancial factors inhibit college access. The following grants address some of these barriers:

83. Lumina Foundation: Helping People Achieve Their Potential FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 28, 2004 Lumina Foundation announces 75 grants toimprove college access and success Indianapolis Indianapolisbased Lumina http://www.luminafoundation.org/newsroom/news_releases/012704.html

@import url(/css/interior_import2.css); @import url(/css/ie_style.css); All Areas Research Grant Database Newsroom Enter email: document.write(""+didyouknow[dykid]+""+learnmorelink[dykid]+"") Home Newsroom News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 28, 2004 Lumina Foundation announces 75 grants to improve college access and success Indianapolis Indianapolis-based Lumina Foundation for Education has announced 75 grants totaling almost $24 million to expand college access and student success nationwide. "The final quarter of 2003 demonstrates the Foundation's dedication to student groups that may need additional assistance to achieve their higher education goals," said Martha D. Lamkin, president and CEO of Lumina Foundation for Education. "Students at the nation's community colleges, as well as students leaving the foster care system, received special attention in 2003." Highlights of grants approved by Lumina Foundation in the fourth quarter of 2003 are listed below, grouped by the Foundation's primary theme areas: postsecondary access, success and adult learners. (See a complete list of the fourth quarter grants .) Approved grants also reflect Lumina Foundation's emerging interest in student access and success at the nation's community colleges. Access Many financial and nonfinancial factors inhibit college access. The following grants address some of these barriers.

84. Foundations And Grants foundations and grants. General Information Council of foundations A nonprofitmembership association of grant making foundations and corporations. http://www.falls-church.lib.va.us/subject/foundations.html

Search the Library Site Tax Information Foundations and Grants General Information Council of Foundations A nonprofit membership association of grant making foundations and corporations. Grants.gov a one-stop resource for those looking to apply for competitive federal grants. It allows users to receive notification of future grant opportunities. NonProfit Zone The Nonprofit Zone provides free tools and resources to help nonprofits work better, smarter and faster. Information for Nonprofits How to get started, management,and fundraising ideas and information. Foundation Center - At this site you will find a useful online library in which you can obtain information on how to apply for grants as well as where to look for funding. There are also 200 links made available to sites of various grant givers. Venture Capital Resource Library This site aids individuals in raising capital to start a business. Here you will find a list of, and links to, venture capital firms and investment banks. Other helpful features include a glossary and SEC rules and regulations. GuideStar Resources on specific nonprofits Internet Nonprofit Center Information for and about nonprofit organizations.

85. Grants Program: Online Grant Application college Knowledge. We appreciate your interest in the Foundation, and we look forwardto IRS 501(c)(3) status will be gathered by our grants Administration staff http://www.irvine.org/grants_program/youth/knowledge_welcome.shtml

Home California Profiles Grants ... Online Grant Application 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 Mission Board and Staff Irvine Quarterly California Profiles College Knowledge Welcome to The James Irvine Foundation's online grant application process. We appreciate your interest in the Foundation, and we look forward to reviewing your application. The online process will involve three steps:

86. Scholarships - Cayuga Community College Scholarships and grantsIn-Aid. The Cayuga County Community college Foundation receivesand administers all private gifts intended for the college, its programs http://www.cayuga-cc.edu/admissions/finaid/scholarships/

Financial Aid General Information How to Apply Financial Aid Programs Scholarships and Awards ... Visit Us! Scholarships and Grants-In-Aid The Cayuga County Community College Foundation receives and administers all private gifts intended for the College, its programs, and its students. Since our incorporation in 1982, we have received generous gifts from alumni, parents, faculty, staff, businesses, other foundations, board members, trustees, organizations and members of the community. Because the College cannot provide support to students through the income we derive for operations from Cayuga County, New York State, and students' tuition, these gifts often provide the financial assistance Cayuga students need to realize their educational goals. Through sound investment policies and the generosity of Cayuga Community College friends, nearly 350 awards are presented to deserving students each year. We proudly report that more than $250,000 will be distributed in 2004/2005 to students based on academic ability and/or financial need. These web pages describes these awards in detail and in several formats. An asterisk (*) indicates that a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) must be completed and be on file in the College's financial aid office.

87. NASA's Learning Technologies Project focused on doubling the rate of college attendance from You may submit grants at anytime WK Kellogg Foundation has several different programs to which you can http://learn.arc.nasa.gov/grants/

You are here: Home Grants Grants and Other Funding Sources This month I am focusing on the Top 10 Corporate Foundations and the Top 10 Private Foundations as ranked by their total giving. (I have arranged them in alphabetical order, and left off three that only allow requests in the Health programmatic area). These foundations donated over 3 BILLION DOLLARS last year to non-profit organizations. There is a lot of money out there for you to use to help improve your schools and help your children. Bank of America Foundation places special emphasis on providing educational opportunities for young children so they will be ready to learn and achieve when they begin school. However, they do not consider funding requests from K-12 schools, so you will have to partner with a non-profit organization in order to receive funds. Remember that the Bank is now all over the country, so send a grant letter to the Manager of your local BofA branch. You may submit proposals at any time. Ford Foundation seeks to enhance educational opportunity, especially for low-income and chronically disadvantaged groups. They want you to write a brief letter of inquiry about your project before you write a full proposal. Applications are considered year-round.

88. Foundations, Funding Opportunities, Resources For Faculty, Research Office, Oreg Foundation. To receive authorization to approach a foundation for grantfunding, please contact your college s development officer. (If http://oregonstate.edu/research/foundations.htm

Resources for FACULTY STUDENTS INDUSTRY ABOUT RESEARCH ... Shared Research Facilities Limit results to this site. Private Foundations Certain foundations that fund opportunities to fund educational programs, instruments, and research prefer to work directly with the institutions being funded, rather than with charitable foundations. Some prefer to work with the university foundations. Managed by OSU Research Office Managed by OSU Foundation Additional Resources Managed by the OSU Research Office The Research Office oversees the proposal process for the following private foundations. Web addresses are provided here for faculty to find information about the interests of the foundations. Contact Jack Higginbotham of the Research Office before proceeding with applications. Several of the significant private foundations are listed here, with links to find more information about them; this is not a comprehensive list. Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation http://www.dreyfus.org/

89. Cupa-hr Foundation Benefits Jane Federowicz, director of Student Accounts and Personnel at Rosemount college;Rosamaria Gomez The CUPAHR Foundation Conference grants Program is http://www.cupahr.org/benefits.html

Jerry Corcoran , director of Human Resources at Illinois Valley Community College; Jonathan D. Ehrlich , director of Finance and Administration at the College of the Atlantic; Jane Federowicz , director of Student Accounts and Personnel at Rosemount College; Rosamaria Gomez-Amaro ; director of Diversity and Equity Programs at California State University, Fullerton; and Cheryl J. Sachse , Human Resources coordinator at Davis Applied Technology Center. lburns-atkins@cupahr.org CUPA-HR News and in regional newsletters. Donors of gifts of $500 or more receive additional recognition. Individuals and institutions wishing to help advance the higher education HR profession by contributing to the conference grants endowment can make a check payable to CUPA-HR Foundation Conference Grants Endowment and send it to Conference Grants Endowment Campaign, c/o CUPA-HR Foundation, 1233 20th Street, NW, Suite 301, Washington, DC 20036-1250, or contribute online with this convenient form . Additional information on the endowment can be accessed below or by contacting Danielle Maxwell, associate director of Corporate and External Relations, at 202-429-0311, ext. 371, or dmaxwell@cupahr.org

90. Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation - Promoting Entrepreneurship And school curriculum designed to increase college enrollment and Learning A threeyeargrant to identify and codify how private foundations are adding http://www.kauffman.org/pages/213.cfm

Search: Entire Site Foundation Education Entrepreneurship 2001: Grants that support more than one outcome American Jazz Museum To provide core operating support and youth education programs. Approved Amount: Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Kansas City Funding to restore Satchel Paige Memorial Park as a source of pride to youth and families in the Brush Creek neighborhood. Approved Amount: Campus Compact, National Headquarters To support the general operations of Campus Compact, and to strengthen concepts of civic participation among college and university students on more than 700 campuses throughout America. Approved Amount: Civic Ventures A three-year grant for funding to provide continued core and project support in the area of intergenerational and older adult service fields. Approved Amount: College Entrance Examination Board To support pilot testing in five states of "College Ed," a middle school curriculum designed to increase college enrollment and retention rates especially among low-income students. Approved Amount: Council on Foundations To reprint Alan Pifer's Monograph "Speaking Out: Reflections on 30 Years of Foundation Work".

91. CFNC - Welcome Everything you need to know about scholarships, grants, loans, and more That s whyCollege Foundation of North Carolina created this site, which is loaded with http://www.cfnc.org/

Adult Learner Financial Aid Administrator GEAR UP NC School Counselor ... SAT, ACT Test Prep A Service of the State of North Carolina provided by PATHWAYS CFI NCSEAA Save and access your own information in a free, secure account. Research careers to find which ones best suit your interests. Create a free, secure account to record accomplishments and plan your course work. Compare all 110 North Carolina colleges - their courses of study, costs, and more. Apply online for college admissions, financial aid, and more. Everything you need to know about scholarships, grants, loans, and more. Tax-advantaged investment options for parents, grandparents, and others. We believe every student should have the opportunity to go to college. That's why College Foundation of North Carolina created this site, which is loaded with information and resources to help you and your family: Make smart decisions as you plan for college and a career Compare over 100 North Carolina colleges and link easily to their websites Simplify the college application process by applying online Find the best way to pay for college with scholarships, grants, loans, and savings programs ... Technical Support

92. CFNC - Paying For College Savings Programs. Tax Savings. Loan Programs. Tools Calculators. Publications and Forms. Ask an Expert. CFNC Home. Paying for college A Financial Aid Primer. What's the best way to pay for college? http://www.cfnc.org/paying/info_paying.jsp

93. Olympic College Foundation [Olympic College] Invests in Faculty and Staff Through its oncampus Funds for Excellence grant-makingprogram, the Olympic college Foundation supports staff and faculty http://www.oc.ctc.edu/Found/

Home Site Map Enable/Disable Rollover Menu Search Quick Links Annual Report Board of Directors Funds for Excellence Grants How You Can Help ... OC Home Olympic College Foundation Olympic College Foundation Clocktower (144K JPG file) Funding Excellence in Education College Service Center, Fifth Floor P: F: foundation@oc.ctc.edu Joan B. Hanten Executive Director Brooke Healy Fund Development Manager Gwen Garrett Secretary The Olympic College Foundation was established in 1993, to promote and receive philanthropic gifts for the benefit of Olympic College students. A private, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, the Foundation seeks philanthropic gifts for student scholarships, program enhancements, capital projects, as well as cultural events and activities that enrich the entire college community. By securing contributions, the Foundation provides that extra measure of support that contributes to excellence at Olympic College. With an endowment portfolio worth $2.35 million and growing, the Foundation directed more than $107,000 in student scholarship and program support for the 2000-01 academic year. Additionally, the Foundation has recently directed $1.4 million in support of the new Haselwood Library. The Foundation also regularly supports community outreach efforts on behalf of Olympic College, including $23,000 in 1999-2000.

94. ASUW Experimental College 4 pm 5/16 only Would you like a grant? essentials (1) how to identify those foundationsinterested in class is cancelled by the Experimental college, you will http://www.peopleware.net/index.cfm?siteID=382&eventDisp=2012.204

95. AT&T Foundation - Educate An AT T grant to the John J. Heldrich Center for school students and workers whodo not attend college. developed by the National Academy Foundation and the http://www.att.com/foundation/programs/education.html

att.com Enterprise Business About Us Foundation Programs ... Contact Us Educate Enrich Empower Educate We believe that education has the power to transform lives, strengthen communities, fuel the economy, and deepen our understanding of each other and our world. Improving the Quality of Teaching and Learning Developing and Redefining Workforce Skills Advancing Diversity Improving the Quality of Teaching and Learning EdTech Leaders Online Digital Edge Center for Occupational Research and Development Global Virtual Faculty Program that uses technology to bring experts from around the world into campus classrooms. Developing and Redefining Workforce Skills John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers University will support research on career opportunities and skill sets needed for high school students and workers who do not attend college. The University of Buffalo Academy of Information Technology , developed by the National Academy Foundation and the Center for Occupational Research and Development; this integrated curriculum combines school-based learning with work-based experience to prepare high school students for the digital workforce. Advancing Diversity National Academy of Engineering's Celebration of Women in Engineering initiative ; the National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering ; the ; the National Urban League's Black Executive Exchange Program MentorNet ; and the American Indian Science and Engineering Society Contact Us

96. SUNY Cortland College Foundation Office http://www.cortland.edu/administration/ia/foundation.html

Quick Links: Academic Support Advisement/First Year Programs Banner Web Access Bookstore Bursar/Student Accounts Career Services Child Care Center Classified Ads College Catalogs Continuing Education Course Schedule Dining Services Diversity Donations/Foundation Educational Opportunity Program Faculty Senate Financial Aid Human Resources Outdoor Education Facilities Registrar/Transcripts Research and Grants Residential Services Student Organizations/Services Study Abroad Summer Session Summer Sports School Technology on Campus University Police WebMail (Campus E-Mail) Winter Session Academic Support Advisement/First Year Programs Bookstore Bursar/Student Accounts ... Winter Session College Foundation Office Studio West, Room 117 Phone: (607) 753-2518 Fax: (607) 753-5789 The SUNY Cortland Foundation Office coordinates fund raising activities involving alumni, parents, faculty, staff, corporations, private foundations and friends. This office also manages the Annual Fund, which primarily raises annual gifts from alumni and parents of current students through a comprehensive phone-mail program and reunion class gifts. The Cortland College Foundation, Inc. is a private, not-for-profit corporation established to receive gifts and manage the College's endowment, which now exceeds five million dollars. The endowment mainly supports students and faculty through awards and scholarships.

97. KnowledgeWorks Foundation - College Access - Press Room grant (scroll down) Washington State Community college in Marietta recently receiveda $30,000 planning grant from the Knowledge Works Foundation to create a http://www.kwfdn.org/ProgramAreas/College/pressroom_lowwage.html

Press Room College Access Early College Low-Wage Workers Low-Wage Workers April 2004 Thursday, April 8 The Chillicothe Gazette, "Education center awarded $30,000 grant" The Pickaway-Ross Adult Education Center's pockets will be getting a little deeper in the near future. The center was recently awarded a $30,000 planning grant from the Ohio-based educational fund, KnowledgeWorks Foundation, a grant which will help fund the organization of an adult education program in health services. The Toledo Blade, "Lucas, Wood: Program to urge higher education" The program's goal is to serve students and families in the community by opening doors to postsecondary education, including technical and trade schools and two-year and four-year colleges. It provides financial counseling, scholarships, college visits, career guidance, tutoring, mentoring, and test-preparation courses. March 2004 Thursday, March 25 Statewide Grants Awarded to Create Educational Opportunities For Ohio’s Low-Wage Workers Yahoo! Finance, "Statewide Grants Awarded to Create Educational Opportunities for Ohio's Low-Wage Workers KnowledgeWorks Foundation, in partnership with the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services and the Ohio Board of Regents, announces 12 planning grants to design career pathways in Ohio. Columbus Business First, "Chillicothe career center lands $30K grant"

98. SBC - Press Room presented an $18,000 grant to Lake Land college. SBC Excelerator competitive technologygrants program, which signature giving program of the SBC Foundation. http://www.sbc.com/gen/press-room?pid=5097&cdvn=news&newsarticleid=21161

99. Niagara University - College Of Hospitality And Tourism Management One year later, the John R. Oishei Foundation provided the college with a $1.5mgrant to expand its curricular offerings and to provide its students with http://www.niagara.edu/hospitality/

Home Mission College Facts Programs ... Internships /job Center Study Abroad Advisory Council Contact Us Proud to Be One of the Founding Members of the Leading Schools of the World Read more... Take Our Virtual Tour! Streaming Video ° Panorama Photo Slideshow Interview with the Dean, Dr. Gary Praetzel Windows Media Real Interview with the Student D.J. Kiernan Windows Media Real Alumna's Perspective Windows Media Real Welcome Niagara University’s Board of Trustees on February 8, 2001 established a new college: the College of Hospitality and Tourism Management, formerly known as the Institute of Travel, Hotel and Restaurant Administration and prior to that as the Institute of Transportation, Travel and Tourism. This makes Niagara’s program only the fourth college of hospitality and tourism in the country, further positioning the College of Hospitality and Tourism Management as a leading national and international program. The College of Hospitality and Tourism Management offered the world’s first bachelor’s degree in tourism; was the 7

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