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Foundation Grants for Preservation in Libraries, Archives, and MuseumsRubenstein—DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAconsiders the application, proposals that use a fiscal agent or apass-through organization, or for general operating expenses.586. Mark Twain House, Hartford, CT. $12,500, 2007. For conservation ofpaintings and works on paper.DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAThe Smart Family Foundation, Inc.Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No grants to individuals.587. Medici Archive Project, New York, NY. $25,000, 2005. For operatingsupport.Sun Hill FoundationLimitations: Giving primarily in CT, Washington, DC, the greater Boston, MA,area, New York, NY and South Royalton, VT. No grants to individuals.588. American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, OH. $75,000, 2005.589. American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, OH. $25,000, 2005.590. American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, OH. $25,000, 2006.Malcolm Hewitt Wiener Foundation, Inc.Limitations: Giving primarily in CT, NJ, NY and PA. No grants to individuals.591. World Monuments Fund, New York, NY. $10,000, 2006.592. World Monuments Fund, New York, NY. $5,000, 2005.DELAWARECrystal TrustLimitations: Giving primarily in DE, with emphasis on Wilmington. No grants toindividuals, or for endowment funds, research, scholarships,fellowships, or matching gifts.593. Delaware Architecture Foundation, Wilmington, DE. $25,000, 2005. Forrestoration.Renate, Hans & Maria Hofmann Trust(formerly Hofmann Article 5 Charitable Trust)Limitations: Giving primarily in Germany, with some giving in New York, NY. Nogrants to individuals.594. Living Archives, New York, NY. $15,000, 2005.Carl Marks Foundation, Inc.Limitations: Giving primarily in New York, NY. No grants to individuals.595. Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation, Los Angeles, CA.$12,500, 2005.596. Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation, Los Angeles, CA.$12,500, 2006.Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc.Limitations: Giving to domestic and international programs affiliated with theRoman Catholic church. No grants to individuals, or for continuingsupport, annual campaigns, deficit financing (except missions),endowment funds, tuition, scholarships, fellowships, individualresearch, capital campaigns, building projects prior to the start or afterthe completion of construction, continuing subsidies, or requests thatare after-the-fact by the time of the spring and fall trustee meetings.597. National Catholic Bioethics Center, Philadelphia, PA. $12,000, 2006.Toward stipend, computer hardware/software and supplies toelectronically inventory and catalogue Center’s library collection of booksand periodicals.The Sternlicht Family Foundation, Inc.Limitations: Giving primarily in CT and NY. No grants to individuals.598. Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation, Los Angeles, CA.$25,000, 2005.The Arca FoundationLimitations: Giving on a national basis. No support for direct social services,government programs, or groups outside the U.S. No grants toindividuals, or for annual campaigns, emergency funds, capital orendowment funds, scholarly research, deficit financing, scholarships, orfellowships; no loans.599. National Security Archive Fund, Washington, DC. $100,000, 2008.600. National Security Archive Fund, Washington, DC. $95,000, 2007.Bauman Family Foundation, Inc.Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC, and New York, NY. No grantsto individuals.601. Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives, New York, NY. $15,000, 2008. Forgeneral operating support.602. Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives, New York, NY. $10,000, 2005. Forgeneral support.The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region(formerly The Foundation for the National Capital Region)Limitations: Giving limited to the Washington, DC, Prince George’s andMontgomery counties, MD, and northern VA. No grants to individuals, orfrom discretionary funds for annual campaigns, endowment funds,equipment, land acquisition, renovation projects, operating budgets, ormatching gifts.603. Foundation for the National Archives, Washington, DC. $5,000, 2005.604. Foundation for the National Archives, Washington, DC. $5,000, 2006.605. Foundation for the National Archives, Washington, DC. $5,000, 2007.606. Friends of the Maryland State Archives, Annapolis, MD. $6,000, 2006.607. HistoryMakers, The, Chicago, IL. $5,000, 2006.The Johnson Family FundLimitations: Giving in the U.S., primarily in CA, Washington, DC, MN, NY, andVA. No grants to individuals.608. Foundation for the National Archives, Washington, DC. $5,000, 2005.Danny Kaye and Sylvia Fine Kaye FoundationLimitations: Giving in the U.S., with emphasis on CA, Aspen, CO, New York,NY, and Rosslyn, VA. No grants to individuals.609. World Monuments Fund, New York, NY. $10,000, 2006.Moriah FundLimitations: Giving nationally and internationally in the United States, LatinAmerica and Israel. Giving for the Economic Justice Program focuses onWashington, DC, MD and VA. No support for lobbying or politicalcampaigns, private foundations, or arts organizations. No grants toindividuals, or for medical research.610. National Security Archive Fund, Washington, DC. $10,000, 2007. ForPanzos Case Expert Assistance project, which makes it possible for aforensics expert to analyze evidence in the case of the 1978 PanzosMassacre.Stewart R. Mott Charitable Trust(formerly Stewart R. Mott Charitable Trust/Spectemur Agendo)Limitations: Giving primarily in the U.S. with emphasis on Washington, DC andinternationally. Generally, no support for local, regional, grassrootsefforts, or ethnic-specific organizations. No grants to individuals, or foremergency support, conferences, media/arts projects or exchangeprograms.611. National Security Archive Fund, Washington, DC. $10,000, 2005.612. National Security Archive Fund, Washington, DC. $10,000, 2006.Harold Rubenstein Family Charitable FoundationLimitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC, and MA; some fundingnationally. No grants to individuals.© 2009 by the Foundation CenterPublished by the Library of Congress and the Foundation Center15