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Connoquenessing Creek Watershed Conservation PlanSponsoring Organization Description / Restrictions ContactMultiple (continued)The Max and Anna Levinson FoundationInterested in the environment, including preservation of ecosystems andbiological diversity, but also environmental justice, alternative energy,alternative agriculture, and toxics. Must have 501(c)3 status. Rarely fundorganizations with budgets in excess of $500,000.www.levinsonfoundation.orgTurner Foundation Supports activities to preserve the environment, conserve natural resources,protect wildlife, and develop and implement sound population policies.Interested in protecting rivers, lakes, wetlands, aquifers, oceans. Does notprovide funding for buildings, land acquisition, endowments, start-up funds,films, books, magazines, or other specific media projects. Alternate Phone: 404-681-0172.www.turnerfoundation.orgNatural ResourcesBeneficia FoundationCanaan Valley InstituteCharles A. and Anne Morrow LindburghFoundationDana CorporationHome DepotW. Alton Jones Foundation, Inc. The goals of the foundation are to build a sustainable world by developing newways for humanity to interact responsibly with the planet's ecological systems,and build a secure world by eliminating the possibility of nuclear war byn/aOnly applications for projects focusing on conservation of the environment orthe arts will be considered. Beneficia has no geographic preferences, but favorsrequests for project support over general support and does not look favorablyPromotes the development and growth of local associations committed toimproving or maintaining the natural resources of their watersheds in the Mid-Grants awarded for the conservation of natural resources and water resourcemanagement. Grants are awarded to individuals for research and educationalprograms, not to organizations for institutional programs.Will consider funding air quality, environment, general, and water resourcesprojects. Emphasis is given to areas where the corporation operates.Assistance is provided to non-profit organizations that direct effort towardprotecting our natural systems. The grant program focuses on forestry andecology, clean up, and recycling, green building design, and lead poisoningprevention.www.canaanvi.orgwww.lindberghfoundation.orgwww.dana.comwww.homedepot.comwww.wajones.comAppendix L. Funding Sources Page 10 of 15
Connoquenessing Creek Watershed Conservation PlanSponsoring Organization Description / Restrictions ContactNatural Resources (continued)Leo Model FoundationNational Fish and Wildlife Fund ChallengeGrants for ConservationRivers, Trails and Conservation AssistanceProgramThe River Restoration - NOAAThe Watershed Protection and FloodPrevention ActThe William C. Kenney WatershedProtection FoundationOtherCharles Stewart Mott FoundationNorth American Fund for EnvironmentalCooperationPA DEP Brownfields InventoryRetired and Senior Volunteer Program(RSVP)Grants for habitat conservation, watershed conservation, and species (215) 546-8058preservation in the U.S.The foundation, in partnership with the NRCS and NACD (National www.nfwf.orgAssociation of Conservation Districts) provides challenge grants. Primary goalof the program is to support model projects which positively engage privatelandowners.Grants to work with National Park Service to conserve land and riverresources, and provides funding for various projects dealing with theconservation of these resources, including the development of trails andgreenways.Submittal by email whenever possible. Encourage contact to discuss projectprior to submitting application. Formal non-federal matches not required, butencouraged. Dam removal and fish passage. Available in northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and California.Plan development for natural resource concerns within a watershed area; costsharing available to carry out plan.Protecting the remaining wild rivers of the west and ensuring the effectivenessof small environmental organizations.The environmental program is devoted to reform of international lending andtrade policies. Projects must be part of a national demonstration when out ofthe Flint, Michigan area.Funds community based projects in Canada, Mexico and the U.S. to enhanceregional co-operation, prevent environmental and trade disputes, and toGrantees will be paid $1,000 for each site registered into the PA Site finder.Municipalities and economic development agencies may apply for the grant bysubmitting an application.Provides a variety of opportunities for people aged 55+ to volunteer in themanagement of trails, rivers, and open space. Grants can be used for staff(215) 597-1581www.amrivers.org/feature/restorationgrants.htm(717) 782-4429www.kenneyfdn.orgwww.mott.org(514) 350-4357(717) 783-7816www.nationalservice.org/senior/index.htmlAppendix L. Funding Sources Page 11 of 15
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