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NEW THIS MONTH!
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NEW! Robert Wood
Johnson Foundation Health Impact Project Advancing Smarter Policies for
Healthier Communities
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OPEN |
Demonstrate effectiveness of health impact assessments (HIA) & promote
their incorporation into decision-making |
State, tribal, & local agencies, 501c3
organizations, tax exempt educational institutions; up to 15 demonstration
project awards; award range $25,000-$150,000; up to 24-month project period
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Letter of interest is required; invitation for full
proposal may follow Health Impact
Project 202-540-6012 |
NEW! Arkansas
Department of Rural Services Community Enhancement Grant Program
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11/20/09 |
Assist rural communities with the development and improvement of
local facilities |
Incorporated cities/towns & unincorporated
communities in RURAL areas of less than 20,000/population; max award $50,000;
cost sharing not required; number available varied
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AR Dept. of Rural Services 101 East Capitol, Suite 202 Little Rock, AR 72201 |
NEW! Arkansas
Department of Rural Services Fire Protection Grant
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11/20/09 |
Assist rural communities with the development and improvement of
local facilities |
Incorporated cities/towns & unincorporated
communities in RURAL areas of less than 20,000 in population; max award
$50,000; cost sharing is not required; number available will vary
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AR Dept. of Rural Services 101 East Capitol, Suite 202 Little Rock, AR 72201 |
NEW! Arkansas Department of Rural Services County Fair Grant
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11/20/09 |
Assist rural communities with the development and improvement of local
facilities |
Arkansas
county fair organizations; max award $15,000; cost sharing is not required;
number available will vary |
AR Dept. of Rural Services 101 East Capitol, Suite 202 Little Rock, AR 72201 |
NEW! Arkansas
Department of Health Ryan White – HIV Services
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11/24/09 (LOI due 11/05/09) |
Provide HIV Service Access Centers |
Public or private non-profit agency; 15 awards available; 1-year
project period; award amount depends on geographic coverage area of center
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Letter of Intent required Arkansas Department of Health HIV/STD/Hepatitis C Section,
Slot 33 Attention: Tiyanika Keller,
Program Manager Ryan White Part B Program 4815 West Markham Street Little
Rock, AR 72205 |
NEW! J. Jill Compassion Fund
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11/30/09 |
Support poor and homeless women to become
self-sufficient |
501c3 organizations; amount available will vary; number available will
vary; cost sharing is not required
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NEW! Arkansas
Department of Human Services Green House Grants
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11/30/09 |
Enhance the quality of
life for long-term care facility residents |
Arkansas long term care facilities with permit approval for
construction/addition; max award $500,000; number available will vary
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Rick
Spicer, Issuing Officer DHS/Division
of Medical Services P.O.
Box 1437/Slot S416 Little Rock, AR 72203-1437 |
NEW! Tommy Wilson Memorial Grant
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12/01/09 |
Supports
recreational programs for individuals with disabilities |
501c3
organizations; max award $1500; number available will vary; cost sharing is
not required |
Email
application to: aapar@aahperd.org Tommy
Wilson Memorial Grant 1900
Association Drive Reston
VA 20191 703-476.3430 |
NEW! Brookdale
Foundation Group Relatives as Parents Program
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12/03/09 |
Develop or expand services for grandparents or other relatives who
have taken on the responsibility of surrogate parenting |
501c3 or equivalent tax exempt status; max award
$10,000 for 2-year project period; match is required; number available will
vary
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Melinda Perez-Porter,
Director Relatives As Parents Program The Brookdale Foundation Group 950 Third Avenue, 19th
Floor New York, NY 10022 212-308-7355 |
NEW! Department of
Education Student Support Services (SSS) Program
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12/07/09 |
Increase number of disadvantaged low-income, first generation
college students and students with disabilities who successfully complete a
program of study at the postsecondary level |
Institutions of higher education (IHE) or
combinations of IHE (2 and 4-year colleges); award range $220,000-$360,000;
estimates 871 new awards available; cash match required of not less than 33%
of total SSS funds used
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Deborah Walsh or Lavelle Redmond U.S. Department of Education 1990 K Street, NW, Room 7000 Washington, DC 20006-8510 202-502-7600 |
NEW! Arkansas
Department of Rural Services Rural Community Grants Program
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12/11/09 03/19/10 |
Improvement of local fire protection & related emergency services
and construction, development & improvement of local facilities |
Incorporated cities/towns & unincorporated
communities in RURAL areas of less than 3,000 in population; cost sharing is
50/50 match; max award $15,000; number available will vary
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AR Dept. of Rural Services 101 East Capitol, Suite 202 Little Rock, AR 72201 |
NEW! CDC Public
Health Conference Support
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12/11/09 (LOI due 11/27/09) |
Provide partial support for
specific non-Federal conferences in the areas of health promotion, disease
prevention, and educational programs |
Non profit, for profit, units of government,
colleges, universities, community/faith-based, tribal governments, hospitals;
average award $5,000-$100,000; up to 12 awards available; 24-month project
period; cost sharing is not required |
Anita
Reid, Project Officer 1600
Clifton Road, NE MS-E87 Atlanta,
GA 30333 amr0@cdc.gov |
NEW! National
Institutes of Health Community Networks Program – Centers for Reducing Cancer
Disparities through Outreach, Research and Training
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12/15/09 |
Address the cancer
burden in racial/ethnic minorities and other underserved populations by using
Community-Based Participatory Research |
Institutes of higher education, units of local
government, for-profit &
non-profit organizations, tribal organizations/gov’t, faith & community
based organizations; cost sharing is not required; up to 23 awards available;
amount available will vary |
Funds
awarded as a Cooperative Agreement Kenneth C. Chu, PhD, Disparities Research Branch/Center to Reduce
Cancer Health Disparities/National Cancer Institute |
NEW! Robert Wood
Johnson Foundation New Careers in Nursing Program
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12/15/09 |
Alleviate
the nursing shortage and increase the diversity of nursing professionals |
Accredited schools of nursing; a school of nursing may apply for between five and 30
scholarships per year ($10,000 each) |
Vernell DeWitty, Ph.D., R.N. 202-463-6930 November 6,
2009 (11 a.m. ET)—Optional Informational
Applicant Web Conferences Registration information can be found at Visit Website |
NEW! Nickelodeon Big
Green Grant Program
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12/31/09 |
Support environmentally friendly projects that educate and inspire kids |
Elementary and middle schools including grades K-9 (public
and private not-for-profit) and after-school community-based organizations
with 501(c)(3) status serving kids age 5-15; max award $5,000; match may be required |
Nickelodeon Public Affairs publicaffairs@nick.com or 212-846-4333 |
NEW! Laura Bush
Foundation for America’s Libraries
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12/31/09 |
Provide books to school libraries and
students |
Schools – public, private, parochial, charter, etc.;
max award $6,000; 1-year project period; number available will vary |
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NEW! American Dental
Association Samuel Harris Fund for Children’s Dental Health Grant Program
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01/08/10 |
Prevention of childhood caries and oral health promotion and education
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Community-based, non-profit, oral health and early childhood caries
prevention education programs for mothers/caregivers of infants; max award $5,000; 8-10 awards available
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ADA Foundation
– Harris Fund 211 East
Chicago Avenue Chicago, IL
60611-2616 |
NEW! Environmental Protection
Agency Environmental Justice Small Grants Program
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01/08/10 |
Develop an
understanding of environmental and public health issues; identify ways to
address these issues at the local level; educate and empower the community |
Non-profit organizations, local government &
tribal entities; max award $25,000; up to 40 awards available; 1-year project
period; cost sharing is not required |
Upcoming TA
calls: Nov. 10th; Dec. 3rd & 17th To register: lewis.sheila@epa.gov USEPA Region 6 Shirley Quinones
214-665-2713 |
NEW! Arkansas
Department of Health/Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Statewide Coalition for
Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Programs
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01/11/10 (Mandatory LOI due 11/16/09) |
Positively influence social norms regarding tobacco use
in Arkansas |
Arkansas public or private nonprofit organization; 1 award available; max award up to $200,000 |
Arkansas Department of Health Tobacco Prevention & Cessation Program Attention: Hilda Douglas, Section Chief, State &
Community Programs 4815 West Markham Street, Slot 3 Little Rock, Arkansas 72205-3867 |
NEW! National
Endowment for the Humanities Interpreting America’s Historic Places –
Implementation and Planning Grants
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01/13/10 |
Support public projects that exploit evocative power of historic places
to explore stories, ideas, & beliefs that deepen our understanding of our
lives and our world
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501c3 organizations and
state/local government entities; 18-36 month project period; cost sharing is
not required; planning award range $40,000-$75,000; implementation award
approximately $400,000
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Division of
Public Programs |
NEW! General Mills
Champions for Healthy Kids Grant Program
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01/15/10 |
Develop creative ways to help youth adopt a
balanced diet and physically active lifestyle
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501(c)(3) and 509(a) status not-for-profit
organizations and agencies; $10,000 max award; up to 50 awards available;
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Beth Labrador 1-800-877-1600 ext. 4821 |
NEW! DHHS/ACF Assets
for Independence Demonstration Projects
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01/15/10 03/25/10 |
Provide supports/services to enable individuals and
families with low incomes to become economically self-sufficient long-term |
501c3 org., units of government, schools, higher education, tribal governments & organizations; average award $350,000 per project; project period up to 60 months; dollar for dollar match required; 55-65 awards available
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James Gatz, Mgr., Assets for
Independence Prog. |
NEW! Toyota Tapestry
Grants for Science Teachers
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01/18/10 |
Innovative projects that enhance science education
in the school and/or school district. |
K-12 science teachers; 50 large grants
(up to $10,000 each) and 20 -32 mini grants (up to $2,500 each) are
available; 1-year project period |
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NEW! National
Endowment for the Humanities “We the People Bookshelf Program”
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01/29/10 |
Encourages young people to read classic
books and explore themes in American history, culture, and ideas |
All public libraries and school
libraries (K-12) are eligible; 4,000
libraries will receive a set of classic hardcover
books for young readers, all related to the "A More Perfect Union"
theme |
We the People |
NEW! National
Endowment for the Arts The Big Read Community Reading Program
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02/10/10 |
Encourage literary reading |
501c3 organization, unit of government,
or public library; must be in partnership with a library if applicant is not
a library; award range $2,500 - $20,000; approximately 75 awards available
1:1 match required |
The Big Read |
NEW! US Dept. of
Labor Veteran’s Employment and Training Service Stand Down Grant Award
Program
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07/30/10 |
Supports a community event that provides social
services to homeless veterans |
State Workforce agencies, state
Workforce Investment Boards, non-profit org. including faith/community-based
org., Veterans’ service org., local public agencies; award range $7,000 for a
one-day event or up to $10,000 per day for a multi-day event; approximately
45 awards available; cost sharing not required |
Applications
for events planned in FY 2010 must be received at least sixty (60) days prior
to the event and no later than July 30, 2010
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NEW! Toyota Tapestry
Grants for Science Teachers
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01/18/10 |
Innovative projects that enhance science education
in the school and/or school district. |
K-12 science teachers; 50 large grants
(up to $10,000 each) and 20 -32 mini grants (up to $2,500 each) are
available; 1-year project period |
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NEW! National
Endowment for the Humanities “We the People Bookshelf Program”
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01/29/10 |
Encourages young people to read classic
books and explore themes in American history, culture, and ideas |
All public libraries and school
libraries (K-12) are eligible; 4,000
libraries will receive a set of classic hardcover
books for young readers, all related to the "A More Perfect Union"
theme |
We the People |
NEW! National
Endowment for the Arts The Big Read Community Reading Program
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02/10/10 |
Encourage literary reading |
501c3 organization, unit of government,
or public library; must be in partnership with a library if applicant is not
a library; award range $2,500 - $20,000; approximately 75 awards available
1:1 match required |
The Big Read |
NEW! US Dept. of
Labor Veteran’s Employment and Training Service Stand Down Grant Award
Program
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07/30/10 |
Supports a community event that provides social
services to homeless veterans |
State Workforce agencies, state
Workforce Investment Boards, non-profit org. including faith/community-based
org., Veterans’ service org., local public agencies; award range $7,000 for a
one-day event or up to $10,000 per day for a multi-day event; approximately
45 awards available; cost sharing not required |
Applications
for events planned in FY 2010 must be received at least sixty (60) days prior
to the event and no later than July 30, 2010
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SECTION 2: Proposals
Due November 2009 |
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Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Family Respite Care
Grant
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11/01/09 05/01/10 |
Alleviate cost of respite
care for families caring for loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease or related
dementia |
Individuals may only apply for this grant through
one of AFA’s participating nonprofit member organizations; max award $1,000
each to dozens of families
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To
located Arkansas AFA members, visit: 866-232-8484 |
Lalor Foundation
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11/01/09 05/15/10 |
Seeks to educate young women about human reproduction
to broaden and enhance their options in life |
Tax exempt 501c3 organizations; award range is $10,000-$50,000; number
available will vary; one year project period
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Initial
contact is submission of a concept paper; after review may be invited to submit
a full proposal |
Institute of Museums and Library Services Museums for
America Program
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11/02/09 |
Supports high-priority activities that advance the
institution’s mission and strategic goals |
All types of non-profit museums – large and small;
award range $5,000-$150,000; project period up to 2 years; cost sharing is
1:1 match |
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National Gardening Association/The Home Depot – 2010
Youth Garden Grants
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11/02/09 |
Reap awards and vital life
lessons by working in gardens and habitats |
Schools
and community organizations with child-centered garden programs; awards will
be in the form of ‘gift cards’; 100 awards
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Target Field Trip Grants
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11/03/09 |
Supports educational field trips nationwide |
Accredited K-12 public, private or charter schools
with 501(c)(3) or 509(a)(1) tax-exempt status; award max of $800; up to 5,000
awards available |
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The Arkansas Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure
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11/06/09 |
Supports community-based
programs that provide the medically underserved with access to breast health/
breast cancer education, screening and treatment support services |
Non-profit, tax-exempt
organizations; award amount will vary; 1-year project period; actual number
of awards available will vary
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Serves 63/75 counties in Arkansas. Visit website for your county’s eligibility Arkansas Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for
the Cure Attn: Elizabeth Clark, Missions Director 904 Autumn Road, Suite 500 Little Rock, AR
72211 |
Love Your Veggies Grant Program
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11/06/09 |
Help schools improve nutrition |
Elementary schools; max
award $15,000; 10 awards available
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National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) Using Music
to Teach Mathematics Grants
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11/13/09 |
Incorporate music into the elementary school (PreK-2)
classroom to help young students learn mathematics |
Individual teacher applicants must be a member (as
of 10/15/09) of NCTM or teach at a school that is a current member; max award
$3,000; number of awards available unknown |
Mathematics Education Trust at NCTM 1906 Association Drive Reston, VA 20191-1502
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Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Exploratory and
Developmental Grant to Improve Healthcare Quality through HIT
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11/16/09 |
To develop and disseminate
evidence on how health IT improves the quality and safety of health care |
Public or non-profit
private institution, units of government, max award $300,000; up to 2-year
project period; cost sharing is not required; number of awards available will
vary
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Angela Lavanderos |
Kresge Foundation Safety Net Enhancement Initiative
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11/16/09 |
Reduce disparities and improve health outcomes of
low-income children and adults |
Community-based health care providers and centers;
4-year project period; up to 15 awards available with a max award $75,000 for
first planning year; 7-10 of these will be considered for the remaining 3
years at a max of $750,000/year; cost sharing information is not available
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Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
Transforming Primary Care Practice
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11/18/09 |
Transform the
delivery of primary care in the U.S |
Public or non-profit private institutions and organizations, units of
government, tribal organizations; 10-12 awards available; max award $300,000
per project year; up to 2-year project period; cost sharing is not required
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David Lanier, M.D. |
Bikes Belong Coalition
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11/23/09 |
To help put more people
on bikes more often
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Non-profit
organizations, public agencies and departments; max award up to $10,000; an
average of 20 awards made annually
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Elizabeth
Train, Grants and Research Director
303-449-4893 ext. 3 |
Build-A-Bear Workshop Bear Hugs Foundation Literacy and Education Grants |
11/30/09 |
Supports children’s
literacy and education programs |
501c3 organizations;
award range $1,000-$10,000; number available is unknown
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SECTION: 3 Proposals Due December 2009 Forward |
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US Dept. of Justice Weed and Seed Communities Competitive
Program
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12/01/09 |
To prevent, control, and reduce violent crime, criminal drug-related
activity, and gang activity
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State, local, or tribal
governments, non-profit organizations in communities with persistent high levels
of serious violent crime; award available up to $150,000; 12-month project period; 25% cost
sharing is required
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Draft application due to US Attorney’s Office by
November 10, 2009 202-616-1152 |
Dairy MAX School Wellness through
Expanding Breakfast Grant Program
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12/01/09 |
Implement wellness policies
through establishment of an alternative breakfast service
method designed to increase breakfast participation |
Child Nutrition Departments in schools
participating in the National School Breakfast Program; max award $1,000 per
campus; number available will vary
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Dairy MAX 2214 Paddock Way Drive,
Suite 600 Grand Prairie, TX 75050-8709 800-332-4790 |
The MORGAN Project Quality of Life Grant Program
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12/05/09
(pre-application due 11/01/09) |
Provide
families with a wide variety of supports related to their medically fragile
child with physical special needs |
Eligible
applicants are parents or guardians of a child age 18 or younger with a
physical disability; max award $1,000 |
May be invited to submit a full proposal Medical Advisory Committee |
Home Depot Foundation Building Healthy Communities
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12/15/09 |
Using the power of volunteers to create healthier,
more stable communities |
501c3 non-profit organizations, public schools, tax-exempt public
service agencies; award up to $2,500; number available is unknown
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Awards are
made in the form of Home Depot gift cards |
DHHS/Office of the National Coordinator for Health
Information Technology Health Information Technology (HIT) Extension Program
- Regional HIT Centers (ARRA)
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12/22/09 06/01/10 (preliminary
application dates) |
Education, outreach, and TA to help providers
select, successfully implement, & meaningfully use certified EHR
technology to improve quality & value of health care |
Non- profit institution or organization; 70 awards
available; award average $8M; 4-year project period; cost sharing is required |
Funds
provided as a cooperative agreement May be
invited to submit a full proposal |
Captain Planet Foundation
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12/31/09 |
Fund and support
hands-on, environmental projects for children and youth
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Tax exempt
organizations under IRS code section 501; award range $250-$2,500; one year
project period
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Captain Planet Foundation
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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Local Funding Partnerships
Peaceful Pathways: Reducing Exposure
to Violence
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01/05/10 |
Reduce violence in
specific communities such as those defined by race, ethnicity, tribe, gender,
sexual identity or rural/frontier location |
Applicants must be
nominated by a diversity-focused funder; up to 8 awards available; award
range $50,000-$200,000; up to a 3-year project period; match is required |
Leticia Peguero, Deputy Director 609-275-4128 |
Heinz Wholesome Memories Intergenerational Garden Award
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01/10/10 |
Foster family-focused
garden efforts in communities |
Individuals; up to 57
awards available; $500 gardening award package; cash match not required
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Nathan Cummings Foundation
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01/15/10 08/15/10 |
Arts arts/culture; health; environment; inter-program initiatives for
social and economic justice; & Jewish life & values/ contemplative
practice programs |
501c3 organizations;
amount of award will vary based on request; number of awards available will
vary
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Initial contact is by Letter of Inquiry; may be
invited to submit a full proposal The Nathan Cummings Foundation |
American Association of University Women (AAUW) Community
Action Grants
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01/15/10 |
Innovative programs or
non-degree research projects that promote education and equity for women and
girls |
Women and community-based nonprofit organizations; one year awards with
a range of $2,000-$7,000; two year awards with a range of $5,000-$10,000;
number available will vary
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AAUW |
Build-A-Bear Workshop Bear Hugs Foundation Champ
A-Champion Fur Kids
|
01/31/10 |
Supports children’s health
and wellness |
501c3 organizations;
award range $1,000-$10,000; number available is unknown
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Alzheimer’s Foundation of American Bi-Annual Grant
Program
|
02/01/10 08/01/10 |
New or existing
programs/services that improve the lives of those living with Alzheimer's
disease or a related dementia, and their families |
Awards available
to/through nonprofit member organizations; average award amount $5,000; 10-15
awards available per cycle
|
To located an AR affiliate, visit: |
NEA Foundation Learning and Leadership Grants
|
02/01/10 |
Support
high-quality professional development opportunities |
Public school K-12
teachers, education support professionals, higher education faculty and
staff; award max $2,000 for individuals, $5,000 for groups; 12-month project
period
|
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National Education Association Student Achievement Grants
|
02/01/10 06/01/10 |
Help students engage in critical thinking and
problem-solving that deepen knowledge of standards-based subject matter |
Public school PreK-12 teachers, education professionals, and faculty/staff at public higher education
institutions; max award $5,000; 12-month project period; number available will vary
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The NEA Foundation |
Lowe’s Toolbox for Education
|
02/12/10 |
Supporting basic needs
of public schools |
Non-profit public K-12 or its associated parent
group – group must be 501c3 org.; max award $5,000; 1-year project period;
1,000 awards available; cost sharing is not required |
|
Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation Quality of Life
Grants
|
03/01/10 |
Assist people living with
paralysis, particularly spinal cord injury, their families and care givers |
Non-profit
organizations; max award $25,000; 1-year project period; number available is
unknown
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Kresge Foundation Caring Communities Health Clinic
Opportunity Fund
|
03/01/10 (LOI due date) |
Supports
safety-net institutions and those providing prevention, primary, acute, and
chronic care to underserved populations in rural and urban settings |
Charitable health clinics, public-health clinics,
and those designated as federally qualified health center look-alikes; award range $75,000-$150,000;
2-year project period; will fund up to 20 projects
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Grants Coordinator 248-643-9630 |
Innovating Worthy Projects Foundation
|
08/31/10 |
Provide financial help to quality special-needs
children’s programs
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501c3 organizations;
amount available will vary; number available is unknown; match is not
required
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SECTION 4: Proposals
with OPEN Application
Deadlines |
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Komen
Foundation Arkansas Affiliate Small Grants Program |
OPEN |
Support some of the “unexpected” costs associated
with a breast health/breast cancer project |
501c3 nonprofit
organizations; max award is $2,000; number available will vary |
Attn: Elizabeth Clark 904 Autumn Road, Suite 500 Little Rock, AR 72211 501-202-4399 |
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OPEN
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To develop programs and
incentives for healthy lifestyle changes |
Businesses, churches, and
other community groups and organizations – tax exempt status is not required;
award amount will vary; number available will vary |
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The Aubrey Rose Hollenkamp Foundation
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OPEN |
Provides financial support
for medical bills to families caring for children with life threatening illnesses |
Individuals; amount
available will vary; number of awards available will vary; eligibility based
on need of family
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Mr.
Jerry Hollenkamp, Jr., Trustee |
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USDA
Rural Development Community Facilities Program (ARRA) |
OPEN (until ARRA funds
expended) |
To finance and facilitate the development of essential community facilities servicing rural areas
and maximize job creation and economic benefit |
Hospitals; medical clinics; elderly care facilities;
police stations and vehicles; fire and rescue stations and vehicles;
vocational and medical rehabilitation centers; and educational
facilities; amounts will vary; number of awards available will vary; cost
sharing is not required |
USDA Rural Development State Office, 700 West Capitol Avenue, Room 3416, Little Rock, AR 72201–3225 501-301–3200 Visit USDA Website
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Charles
Lafitte Foundation
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OPEN
|
Supports education,
children’s advocacy, medical issues & research, and the arts
|
501c3 organizations;
award amounts vary; number available will vary
|
Send letter of inquiry; invitation for full proposal may followc/o Jennifer Vertetis |
Rosie’s For All Kids Early Childhood Care and Education
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OPEN |
Help disadvantaged
children/low-income families |
501c3
organizations; award range $15,000-$30,000; number of awards will vary;
12-month project period |
Initially submit a letter of intent; invitation to
submit a full proposal may follow |
Jenny’s Heroes Grant Program
|
OPEN
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Supporting improvement
to benefit communities
|
Any
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The Christopher Smithers Foundation
|
OPEN |
Alcohol prevention and
education |
501c3
organization; award amounts vary; number available is unknown |
Initial contact - letter of introduction Mrs. Adele
Smithers-Fornaci, President |
Entergy Corporation Open Grants Program
|
OPEN |
Focuses on improving
communities as a whole |
Non-profit
organizations; number of awards available and amount of award will vary |
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UnitedHealth Foundation
|
OPEN |
Financial relief for
families with children with medical needs not covered/not fully covered by a commercial
health benefit plan |
Eligible
applicants are parents or guardians of a child age 16 or younger; child must
be covered by a commercial health benefits plan; maximum lifetime benefit of
$7,500 |
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Brinker International Charities Committee
|
OPEN |
Support programs/projects affiliated with children /family, arts and
civic |
501c3
organizations; amounts and number of available awards vary |
Brinker International
Charitable Committee Dallas, TX 75240 |
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Amy’s
Courage Fund |
OPEN |
Established to alleviate the financial constraints that often prevent a
victim from escaping domestic abuse
|
501c3 organizations –
applying on behalf of a victim of domestic violence; max award $2,000; number
available will vary
|
202-543-5566 |
Sylvan Dell Publishing
|
OPEN |
Bringing science and math
to children through literature |
Elementary
schools (one school per district); award is a free one-year site license
(value approximately $600) |
877-958-2600 |
Glass Foundationd
|
OPEN |
Supports education and human
services |
Contact
the foundation for specific eligibility information; eligible states: AR, TX
and MO |
David D. Glass, Director Glass Family Foundation 17 Glenbrook |
|
Kresge
Foundation |
OPEN |
Building nonprofit
sustainability through capital challenge grants
|
501c3 organizations; amount/number of awards available will vary
|
3215
W. Big |
The Rebsamen Fund
|
OPEN |
Arts/culture,
education, health, youth dev., wildlife preservation & protection, human
services |
Contact
the foundation for specific eligibility information |
Rebsamen Fund 11219 Financial |
USDA/Communities Facilities Program Rural Emergency Responders
|
OPEN |
Provide fire, police and
ambulatory equipment |
Non-profits
and public bodies; max award $50,000; CAHs that need equipment upgrades in
their ER department would be a high priority for grant funds if eligible |
Applications are processed through one of the 6 |
|
|
OPEN |
Dedicated
to community building (prefers capital and special projects) |
Publicly
supported 501c3 charitable organizations; amount available varies, number
available is unknown |
President,
The |
|
Verizon
Foundation |
OPEN |
To
improve the quality of life in Verizon communities |
Non profit org., elementary/secondary schools; award amounts/# available vary
|
|
|
Ralph
and Eileen Swett Foundation |
OPEN |
Make a positive difference in the lives of individuals |
501c3 organizations; award amounts and numbers available vary
|
|
|
|
OPEN |
To experience the joys of
making music |
501c3 organizations; award range
$500-$5,000; number available is unknown |
|
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