Pennsylvania grant & resource directory - pa house
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PRIVATE RESOURCES<br />
GRANT/LOAN<br />
<strong>Pennsylvania</strong> Humanities Council – The <strong>Pennsylvania</strong><br />
Humanities Council, a nonprofit organization, inspires<br />
individuals to enjoy and share a life of learning enriched by<br />
human experience across time and around the world. Through<br />
programs and <strong>pa</strong>rtnerships, PHC fosters the sharing of stories<br />
and ideas—to increase understanding and a large vision of<br />
human life, community and possibility.<br />
Pew Charitable Trusts – The Pew Charitable Trusts is driven<br />
by the power of knowledge to solve today’s most challenging<br />
problems. Pew applies a rigorous, analytical approach to<br />
improve public policy, inform the public and stimulate civic<br />
life.<br />
Pew has three overarching areas of interest:<br />
• Improving public policy. Pew studies and promotes<br />
non<strong>pa</strong>rtisan policy solutions for pressing and emerging<br />
problems affecting the American public and the global<br />
community.<br />
• Informing the public. The Pew Research Center, a<br />
Washington-based subsidiary, is home to most of our<br />
information initiatives. It uses im<strong>pa</strong>rtial, fact-based publicopinion<br />
polling and other research tools to track important<br />
issues and trends.<br />
• Stimulating civic life. Pew supports national initiatives<br />
that encourage civic <strong>pa</strong>rtici<strong>pa</strong>tion. In our hometown of<br />
Philadelphia, Pew supports organizations that create a<br />
thriving arts and culture community and institutions that<br />
enhance the well-being of the region’s neediest citizens.<br />
Sarah Scaife Foundation – The foundation’s <strong>grant</strong> program<br />
is primarily directed toward public policy programs that<br />
address major domestic and international issues. There<br />
are no geographical restrictions. The foundation does not<br />
make <strong>grant</strong>s to individuals for any purpose or to nationallyorganized<br />
fundraising groups. Proposals for the following are<br />
usually declined: event sponsorships, endowments, capital<br />
cam<strong>pa</strong>igns, renovations, or government agencies.<br />
DEADLINE / REGULATIONS<br />
www.<strong>pa</strong>humanities.org/<br />
Contact – Constitution Place, 325 Chestnut<br />
St., Suite 715, Philadelphia, PA 19106-2607,<br />
Phone: (800) 462-0442 (in <strong>Pennsylvania</strong><br />
only), (215) 925-1005, E-mail: phc@<br />
<strong>pa</strong>humanities.org<br />
www.pewtrusts.org/<br />
www.scaife.com/sarah.html<br />
PRIVATE RESOURCES<br />
PA Grant & Resource Directory<br />
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