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Lamar Bruni Vergara Trust (Grant)
Submitted by arreba on Fri, 05/02/2008 - 12:43.Laredo, Texas 78041 United States
The foundation primarily supports organizations in Laredo, Texas.
The foundation does not award grants to individuals.
An application form is not required.
$500,000 to Habitat for Humanity of Laredo; $75,108 to Christ Church Episcopal; $20,000 to United Way of Laredo; $10,000 to Sacred Heart Children's Home
Garmar Foundation (Grant)
Submitted by arreba on Fri, 04/25/2008 - 11:28.Dodge Center, Minnesota 55927-7750 United States
The foundation does not award individual grants.
Faith based groups
Education
Youth
Adventists
Bangledesh Missionary Efforts
Health Care Efforts
The foundation provides support for pre-selected organizations.
Adventist Laymans Services and Industries (ASI), Maryland 2004: $615,000
Gospel Outreach, WA 2004: $212,500
Missionary Partners, CA 2004: $14,300
Alan B. Slifka Foundation, Inc. (Grant)
Submitted by arreba on Fri, 05/02/2008 - 17:15.New York, New York 10022 United States
Primarily funds organizations based in New York, but has a history of funding organizations located in the following states: Pennsylvania, Connecticut, California, Maryland, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Montana, Illinois, Vermont, Ohio, South Carolina, Florida, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Wisconsin, Michigan, New Hampshire, Alabama, and Arkansas.
The Foundation has also funded organizations based in the countries of Israel and England.
Please contact the Foundation for more details.
Zionist
Seminary
Please contact the Foundation for more information.
Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine, New York 2004: $2,000
Colel Chabad, New York 2004: $500
Hadassah, The Women's Zionist Organization of America, New York 2004: $1,000
Hartford Seminary, Connecticut 2005: $25,000
Laffey-McHugh Foundation (Grant)
Submitted by arreba on Thu, 05/01/2008 - 15:43.Wilmington, Delaware 19899 United States
Appears to primarily provide funding for organizations based Delaware, but has a history of allocating funds to organizations in the following states: Maryland, California, Pennsylvania, New York, Colorado, Massachusetts, Washington, and Texas.
Grants are not allocated, nor considered for individuals.
Lutheran
Animal Rights and Advocacy
All applicants must submit a descriptive and specific two page letter.
All applicants should include background information about their organization, as well as the goals of their organization's project and the amount requested. In addition, the applicant should include a listing of the organization's other funding sources and proof of their IRS tax exemption status.
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Wilmington, Delaware 2006: $25,000
Christ Church Christiana Hundred, Delaware 2005: $10,000
Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania, 2005: $10,000
Wege Foundation (Grant)
Submitted by arreba on Fri, 04/25/2008 - 16:00.Grand Rapids, Michigan 49516 United States
Appears to grant funding in the Michigan area, but has a history of granting funding in the following states: New York, Illinois, Washington D.C., and Georgia.
Generally fund organization's located in the Western Michigan area; preference given to projects in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area.
Will generally consider capital projects that seek LEED certification under the U.S. Green Building Council’s guidelines
Must complete and submit a preliminary grant form
The Foundation may conduct a site visit to the organization to determine if they meet their foundation's eligibility requirements
Health Care
Human Services
Art and Culture
Environment
Must submit a preliminary application
Saint James Mercy, MI 2005: $10,000
Saint Francis Xaviar Church and School, MI 2005: $25,000
Saint Marys Doran Fund, MI 2004: $65,000
The Flatley Foundation (Christian Grant)
Submitted by pure.imagination on Wed, 04/02/2008 - 10:25.Braintree, Massachusetts 02184-8754 United States
The Flatley Foundation limits it's giving to organizations in Massachusetts.
The Flatley Foundation does not award grants to individuals. Also, the foundation gives to pre-selected organizations.
The Flatley Foundation is interested in Christian organzations that serve communities in the realms of education and health.
As the Flatley Foundationonly gives to a serlect group of organizations, interested applicants should contact the foundation for details on application procedures.
$50,000 to Sacred Heart Parish, $5,000 to Quincy Interfaith Sheltering Coalitiion, $250,000 to My Brother's Keeper, $100,000 to Legionaires of Christ
Baton Rough Area Foundation (Grant)
Submitted by arreba on Tue, 04/29/2008 - 14:24.Baton Rouge, Alabama 70802 United States
Appears to allocate funds in the Lousiana area, but has a history of providing grants to organizations in the following states; Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Minnesota, Texas, New York, California, Wyoming, Iowa, New Mexico, Puerto Rico, Georgia, Washington D.C., Massachusetts, Mississippi, Utah, North Carolina, Colorado, Maine, Missouri, Connecticut, Florida, and Rhode Island.
Only non profits that have an IRS (c)(3) designation can apply for grants.
All applications are due by a designated deadline date; this deadline depends on the type of grant the organization is applying to.
According to the foundation's website, "if the deadline date falls on a holiday, requests are due on the business day prior to the holiday."
All grants must be submitted by 5 p.m. (or 4 p.m. on Fridays) on there respective deadline dates.
Please see website for more information
Hope Ministry of Pointe Coupee, LA 2006: $15,752
Trinity Episcopal Church, Louisiana 2006: $24,400
Unitarian Church of Baton Rouge, Loisiana 2006: $22,000
Jessie Ball duPont Fund (Grant)
Submitted by arreba on Thu, 04/24/2008 - 12:56.Jacksonville, Florida 32202-0511 United States
If Mrs.duPont has donated to your organization between the dates of January 1, 1960 and December 31, 1964, the fund will continue to donate to your organization.
If Mrs.duPont has donated to your organization between the dates of January 1, 1960 and December 31, 1964, the fund will continue to donate to your organization. Proof of eligibility is determined by either examining Mrs. duPont's personal or tax records or by the applicant presenting written, verifiable evidence of having received a contribution during the eligibility period (dupontfund.org).
According to the duPont website, The Jessie Ball duPont Fund creates grants specifically for a defined universe of eligible organizations. If Mrs. duPont donated monies to your organization between the dates of January 1, 1960 and December 31, 1964, the organization will continue to donate to your organization.
Please contact the duPont Fund for additional information
$7,500 to Outreach Ministries Post Office, $4,000 to Zion Fair Missionary Baptist, $50,000 to Hope Family Worship Center
Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation (Grant)
Submitted by arreba on Fri, 04/25/2008 - 15:01.Los Angeles, California 90017 United States
The Foundation generally provides funding for organizations located in the greater Los Angeles area, but has a history of allocating funds in Washington D.C., Virginia, New York, Arizona, and South Africa. The foundation generally does not provide funding outside of the United States.
The foundation will not offer funding for publishing books, nor for the broadcasting of television and/or radio programs. Any request for travel related funding, as well as for advertisement, individual scholarships, and/or political donations and endowments will not be considered.
Education
Medical
Religious
Health and Welfare
Aiding the needy
All applicants are required to submit proposals that includes the Foundation's Grant Application (which must be signed by the organizations Executive Director), a brief description of the organization's history, a list of the organizations Board of Directors, a recent copy of the organization's 501©3 ruling from the Internal Revenue Service.
$50,000 to Dolores MIssion School, $25,000 to Nativity Catholic School, $8,000 to Sisters of the Holy Family
The Cannon Foundation (Grant)
Submitted by arreba on Mon, 04/28/2008 - 10:53.Concord, North Carolina 28026-0548 United States
Primary funds organizations that are based in North Carolina, but has a history of allocating funds to organizations based in Florida, Missouri, New York, Virginia, California, Georgia and South Carolina.
Applicants must classified under Sections 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code; they must also be classified as a public charity. However, churches and governmental agencies are exempted from this rule.
The Foundation generally will provide funding for capital improvements, project support or special programs. However, the Foundation is not necessarily interested in funding operational support.
The Foundation heavily funds Cabarrus County [located in North Carolina], but will also consider funding in the great North Carolina area. Though preference is giving to the North Carolina area, they will consider other areas of the United States.
The Foundation will not fund individual grants.
The Foundation will not create grants for to endowment funds.
The Foundation will not allocate funding to pay off loans, nor will it allocate grants for fellowship, scholarship, or endowment purposes.
The Foundation will not make multiyear pledges; according to the Foundation's website "a minimum of one year is required between proposals from all applicants whether the request was approved or declined."
According to the Foundation's website, "frequent grants are not made to the same organization unless requests are substantially different from previous requests."
Start up funding for a project still in its infancy is not allocated by the Foundation.
Applicants must demonstrate that their organization can financially sustain themselves on a continual basis.