Annual Report 2004 - Charles Stewart Mott Foundation

CIVIL SOCIETY: GRANTS
National Alliance for Choice in Giving
Portland, ME
Grant increase to support an organization
that promotes workplace-giving campaigns.
National Center for Black Philanthropy,
Inc.
Washington, DC
To support an organization that encourages
giving and volunteerism among African
Americans.
National Center for Family Philanthropy
Washington, DC
To develop and test strategies that help
community foundations attract and develop
relationships with donor families.
$100,000
$50,000
12 mos.
$45,000
12 mos.
National Committee for Responsive
Philanthropy
Washington, DC
To develop and strengthen the $65,000
alternative workplace giving movement. 21 mos.
To support an organization dedicated $100,000
to increasing the responsiveness and
24 mos.
accessibility of philanthropic organizations.
Adjustment to previous grant. -$50,000
National Council of Nonprofit
$200,000
Associations
24 mos.
Washington, DC
To support a national network of state
nonprofit associations that works to
develop the capacity of community-based
organizations.
Native Americans in Philanthropy
Minneapolis, MN
To support a grantmaker affinity group
dedicated to improving philanthropy by and
for Native Americans.
New World Foundation
New York, NY
To support efforts to strengthen the new
generation of grantmakers.
NPower Michigan
Detroit, MI
To support a Michigan nonprofit
organization dedicated to helping other
nonprofits use information technology to
better serve their communities.
Points of Light Foundation
Washington, DC
To develop a system to measure the
impact and effectiveness of volunteer
centers.
State of Michigan
Lansing, MI
To strengthen relationships between
Michigan’s foundation community and
state government.
$50,000
24 mos.
$70,000
18 mos.
$150,000
12 mos.
$35,000
6 mos.
$69,778
12 mos.
Support Center for Nonprofit
Management
New York, NY
To help African-American, Latino and Asian-
American donors increase the impact of
their individual and collective philanthropy
in the New York area.
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA
To support the documentation of the
history of philanthropy and democracy in
the United States.
$100,000
12 mos.
$25,000
32 mos.
Urban Institute
Washington, DC
To support the endowment of a $250,000
comprehensive national database on the 48 mos.
nonprofit sector.
To support research to examine the $320,450
administrative expenses and compensation 7 mos.
of trustees and officers of the 10,000 largest
U.S. foundations.
Women & Philanthropy
Washington, DC
To support a national membership
organization of grantmakers that mobilizes
resources to achieve equity for women and
girls.
Women’s Funding Network
San Francisco, CA
To encourage the development of women’s
funds within community foundations.
Subtotal: Nonprofit Sector and
Philanthropy
RACE AND ETHNIC RELATIONS
Advancement Project
Washington, DC
To support a network created to promote
strategic communications on racial justice
issues.
American Documentary, Inc.
New York, NY
To promote community discussion and
action on issues of race.
Aspen Institute
Washington, DC
To expand the mission of the communitybuilding
field to include greater emphasis
on racial equity.
Association for the Study and
Development of Community
Gaithersburg, MD
To support efforts to determine a
community group’s readiness to increase
its intergroup relations work and analyze its
community circumstances.
$75,000
36 mos.
$60,000
12 mos.
$5,240,283
$50,000
12 mos.
$50,000
12 mos.
$75,000
12 mos.
$150,000
18 mos.
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