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Grant Guides 

2009 2012 EDITION 

GRANTS FOR 

ARTS, LIBRARIES CULTURE & & 

THE INFORMATION HUMANITIES 

SERVICES

Grant Guides 2012 EDITION 

grants for 

libraries & 

information 

services 

CONTENTS 

Introduction ____________________________________________________ iii 

statistical analysis __________________________________________ vii 

section one: grant Listings _______________________________________ 1 

section two: Indexes ___________________________________________ 77 

Index to grants by recipient name ____________________________ 77 

Index to grants by recipient Location __________________________ 85 

Index to grants by subject ____________________________________ 93 

section three: foundation addresses and Limitations ______________113

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Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

introduction 

Grants for Libraries & Information Services lists 2,405 

grants of $10,000 or more with a total value of 

$340,436,553 made by 670 foundations, mostly in 

2009 or 2010. It covers grants to public, academic, 

research, school, and special libraries, and to archives 

and information centers for construction, operations, 

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city, and location (state or foreign country) 

of the recipient organization; the amount 

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INTRODUCTION 

section two contains three indexes: a recipient 

name index, a geographic index (arranged by 

recipient state or country location), and a subject 

index. section three is a list of foundations included 

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geographic limitations. 

statistical tables analyzing the grants in this 

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provide information on the dollar amount and number 

of grants according to the following breakdowns: 

foundation name, recipient state or country, 

primary subject, type of support (capital, general, 

research, etc.), recipient type, and population group 

served. additionally, a list of the top 15 grants by 

highest grant dollar amount and a list of the top 25 

foundations awarding grants in this subject area are 

included with the statistics. 

Foundation location— 

Foundation name— 

Grant identification number— 

Recipient name & location, 

Amount, Year authorized, 

Duration, and Description 

Sample Entry 

GeorGia 

Jencks Foundation 

Limitations— Limitations: Grants limited to GA, 

with primary consideration given 

to youth agencies and community 

organizations. 

2055. friendship Community 

Center, atlanta, ga, 

$15,000, 2011. 2-year 

grant. for program 

development and planning 

of capital campaign. 

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tWo-letter state and u.s. territory abbreviations 

AL = alabama 

AK = alaska 

AS = american samoa 

AZ = arizona 

AR = arkansas 

CA = California 

CO = Colorado 

CT = Connecticut 

DE = Delaware 

DC = District of Columbia 

FL = florida 

GA = georgia 

GU = guam 

HI = Hawaii 

ID = Idaho 

IL = Illinois 

IN = Indiana 

IA = Iowa 

KS = Kansas 

KY = Kentucky 

LA = Louisiana 

ME = Maine 

MH = Marshall Islands 

MD = Maryland 

MA = Massachusetts 

MI = Michigan 

MN = Minnesota 

MS = Mississippi 

MO = Missouri 

MT = Montana 

NE = nebraska 

NV = nevada 

NH = new Hampshire 

NJ = new Jersey 

NM = new Mexico 

NY = new York 

NC = north Carolina 

ND = north Dakota 

MP = northern Mariana Islands 

OH = ohio 


OK = oklahoma 

OR = oregon 

PW = Palau 

PA = Pennsylvania 

PR = Puerto rico 

RI = rhode Island 

SC = south Carolina 

SD = south Dakota 

TN = tennessee 

TX = texas 

UT = Utah 

VT = Vermont 

VI = Virgin Islands 

VA = Virginia 

WA = Washington 

WV = West Virginia 

WI = Wisconsin 

WY = Wyoming 



statistical analysis 

TABLE 1. Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

by Foundation 

Foundation 

Amount 

No. of 

Grants 

1675 Foundation $62,000 2 

3M Foundation 10,000 1 

Abell-Hanger Foundation 40,000 2 

Achelis Foundation, The 65,000 3 

AEGON Transamerica Foundation 70,000 3 

Aflac Foundation, Inc., The 16,000 1 

Ahmanson Foundation, The 1,162,400 20 

Akron Community Foundation 35,500 2 

Alaska Community Foundation, The 20,000 2 

Albuquerque Community Foundation 18,478 1 

Alcoa Foundation 200,000 5 

Alkek Foundation, Albert and Margaret 230,000 2 

Allen Family Foundation, Paul G., The 450,000 7 

Allstate Foundation, The 36,000 1 

Alpert Foundation, Herb, The 12,500 1 

Alphawood Foundation 60,000 3 

Altman Foundation 675,000 5 

Amarillo Area Foundation, Inc. 150,000 2 

American Express Foundation 20,000 2 

Amgen Foundation, Inc. 53,996 3 

Andersen Foundation, Fred C. and Katherine B. 386,000 5 

Anderson Foundation, M. D. 100,000 1 

Annenberg Foundation, The 8,067,436 13 

Anschutz Foundation, The 25,000 1 

Aon Foundation 17,408 1 

Applied Materials Foundation, The 25,000 2 

Arcus Foundation 290,225 1 

Argyros Foundation, The 25,000 1 

Arizona Community Foundation 20,000 1 

Arkansas Community Foundation, Inc. 139,250 3 

Assisi Foundation of Memphis, Inc., The 100,000 1 

AT&T Foundation 40,000 1 

AVI CHAI Foundation, The 71,458 4 

Bader Foundation, Inc., Helen 51,000 2 

Baltimore Community Foundation, The 118,000 5 

Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc., The 2,464,500 42 

Baptist Community Ministries 50,000 1 

Barr Foundation 125,000 1 

BB&T West Virginia Foundation, Inc. 10,000 1 

Bechtel, Jr. Foundation, S.D. 240,000 5 

Bedsole Foundation, J. L., The 10,000 1 

Ben & Jerry's Foundation, Inc. 10,000 1 

ben Joseph Foundation, Shimon 811,507 2 

Benedum Foundation, Claude Worthington 160,000 2 

Benwood Foundation, Inc. 10,000 1 

Berks County Community Foundation 382,500 4 

Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation 20,000 2 

Berrie Foundation, Russell, The 87,000 1 

Best Buy Children's Foundation 25,000 1 

Bingham 2nd Betterment Fund, William 35,000 3 

Black Foundation, Inc., Mary 110,000 2 

Blandin Foundation, Charles K. 60,000 2 

Blue Moon Fund, Inc. 100,000 1 

BNSF Foundation 45,000 2 

Boeing Company Charitable Trust, The 188,000 2 

Boettcher Foundation 35,000 2 

Boston Foundation, Inc. 1,178,847 10 

Boston Scientific Foundation, Inc. 20,000 1 

Bowes, Jr. Foundation, William K. 200,000 1 

BP Foundation, Inc. 1,656,055 1 

Brach Foundation, Helen V. 25,000 1 

Bradley Foundation, Inc., Lynde and Harry, The 1,040,000 7 

Bremer Foundation, Otto 170,000 6 

Brindle Foundation 25,000 1 


TABLE 1. (continued) 

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS 

Foundation 

No. of 

Amount Grants 

Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc., The $40,000 2 

Broad Foundation, Eli & Edythe, The 110,930 4 

Brooklyn Community Foundation 95,000 6 

Brown Foundation, Inc., The 558,700 7 

Brown Foundation, Inc., James Graham 500,000 1 

Bruening Foundation, Eva L. and Joseph M. 10,000 1 

Buell Foundation, Temple Hoyne 85,000 3 

Bullitt Foundation, The 50,000 1 

Burroughs Wellcome Fund 310,000 3 

Burton Foundation, R. Harold 24,967 1 

Bush Foundation 90,000 1 

Byrne Foundation, Inc., Jack and Dorothy, The 25,000 2 

C.E. and S. Foundation, Inc., The 190,000 2 

C.I.O.S. 17,000 1 

Cafritz Foundation, Morris and Gwendolyn, The 94,000 4 

Calderwood Charitable Foundation 842,955 2 

California Community Foundation 419,500 7 

California Endowment, The 4,054,189 19 

California Physicians' Service Foundation 455,208 6 

Callaway Foundation, Inc. 1,000,000 1 

Campion Foundation 75,000 1 

Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation, The 72,500 3 

Cardinal Health Foundation 15,000 1 

Carnegie Corporation of New York 7,705,000 8 

Carpenter Foundation, E. Rhodes & Leona B. 135,000 3 

Carson Family Charitable Trust, The 275,000 2 

Carter Family Charitable Trust, The 20,000 2 

Carter Foundation, Amon G. 200,000 2 

Carver Charitable Trust, Roy J. 350,295 7 

Case Foundation, The 20,000 2 

Casey Foundation, Annie E., The 438,200 5 

Casey Foundation, Marguerite 20,000 2 

Castle Foundation, Harold K. L. 40,000 1 

Caterpillar Foundation 65,000 2 

Cedar Rapids Community Foundation, Greater, The 229,395 5 

Cedar Tree Foundation 100,000 1 

Central Indiana Community Foundation, Inc. 321,691 2 

Central Minnesota Community Foundation 293,116 4 

Champlin Foundations, The 3,090,180 23 

Chapman Foundation, Mary K. 25,000 1 

Charina Endowment Fund, Inc., The 350,000 2 

Chartwell Charitable Foundation 10,000 1 

Chase Foundation 125,000 1 

Chatlos Foundation, Inc., The 30,000 3 

Chicago Community Trust, The 745,000 9 

Chichester duPont Foundation, Inc. 20,000 1 

China Medical Board, Inc. 204,000 2 

Chisholm Foundation, The 60,000 3 

Christensen Fund, The 65,000 2 

Christy-Houston Foundation, Inc. 282,387 1 

Cincinnati Foundation, Greater, The 85,000 4 

Cinnabar Foundation, The 12,700 1 

Circle of Service Foundation 45,230 2 

Cisco Systems Foundation 15,000 1 

Citi Foundation 1,535,000 11 

Citizens Charitable Foundation 106,667 7 

Clark Foundation, Edna McConnell, The 65,000 1 

Clark Foundation, Inc., Robert Sterling 330,000 5 

Clark Foundation, The 250,000 2 

Clark-Winchcole Foundation 10,000 1 

Clayton Family Foundation, The 10,000 1 

Cleveland Foundation, The 2,237,503 18 

Clorox Company Foundation, The 25,000 1 

Clowes Fund, Inc., The 60,000 1 

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Foundation 

No. of 

Amount Grants 

Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina $214,810 5 

Cohen Foundation, Naomi and Nehemiah 60,000 2 

Cohen Foundation, Sam L. 280,000 3 

Cohen Foundation, Steven A. and Alexandra M. 49,585 1 

Collins Foundation, The 215,000 4 

Colorado Trust, The 296,000 2 

Columbus Foundation and Affiliated Organizations, The 194,913 12 

Comcast Foundation, The 238,000 12 

Commonwealth Fund, The 1,592,757 8 

Communities Foundation of Oklahoma 12,190 1 

Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc. 6,367,706 17 

Community Foundation, Inc., The 373,945 6 

Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, The 45,000 2 

Community Foundation for Greater New Haven, The 10,000 1 

Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan 52,000 3 

Community Foundation for the National Capital Region, 55,000 3 

The 

Community Foundation of Abilene 120,000 1 

Community Foundation of Broward 81,641 4 

Community Foundation of Collier County 10,000 1 

Community Foundation of Frederick County, MD, Inc., 47,665 1 

The 

Community Foundation of Gaston County, Inc. 17,275 1 

Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham 18,000 1 

Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne, Inc. 67,201 2 

Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, Inc. 35,083 1 

Community Foundation of Greater Lakeland, Inc., The 16,866 1 

Community Foundation of Greater Memphis 56,067 3 

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole 24,000 2 

Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, Inc. 177,000 10 

Community Foundation of New Jersey 119,417 6 

Community Foundation of North Texas 30,000 1 

Community Foundation of Sarasota County, Inc., The 33,238 2 

Community Foundation of St. Joseph County 12,814 1 

Community Foundation of the Chattahoochee Valley 788,000 2 

Community Foundation of the Ozarks 16,000 1 

Community Foundation of Western Nevada 25,000 1 

Community Foundation of Western North Carolina, 

70,390 4 

Inc., The 

Connelly Foundation 20,000 1 

Cooper Foundation 10,000 1 

Coors Foundation, Adolph 20,000 2 

Cord Foundation, The 70,000 3 

Cowell Foundation, S. H. 25,000 1 

Cox Charitable Trust, Jessie B. 55,000 1 

Crown Memorial, Arie and Ida 100,230 3 

Crystal Trust 75,000 2 

Cullen Foundation, The 250,000 1 

Cummings Foundation, Nathan, The 295,000 5 

Cummins Foundation, The 186,000 5 

Cunningham Foundation, Inc., Laura Moore 200,000 1 

CVS Caremark Charitable Trust, Inc. 500,000 1 

Dalio Family Foundation, Inc. 70,500 3 

Dallas Foundation, The 475,121 6 

Dana Foundation, Inc., Charles A., The 25,000 1 

Daniel Foundation of Alabama, The 321,500 6 

Daniels Fund 35,000 2 

Davee Foundation 122,000 3 

Daywood Foundation, Inc., The 10,000 1 

Dekko Foundation, Inc. 12,200 1 

Dell Foundation, Michael and Susan, The 952,985 6 

Denver Foundation, The 325,742 6 

Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation 260,352 5 

DeVos Foundation, Dick & Betsy 40,000 2 

DeVos Foundation, Douglas & Maria 12,500 1 

DeVos Foundation, Richard and Helen, The 111,000 2 

Diamond Fund, Irene 45,000 1 

Dodge Foundation, Inc., Geraldine R. 155,000 4 

Doheny Foundation, Carrie Estelle 200,000 1 

Dominion Foundation 115,000 3 

Donnelley Foundation, Gaylord and Dorothy 300,250 9 

Dorrance Family Foundation 16,500 1 

Dow Chemical Company Foundation, The 60,000 1 

Dow Foundation, Herbert H. and Grace A., The 75,000 1 

Duke Charitable Foundation, Doris 798,612 7 

Duke Endowment, The 1,082,561 3 



Foundation 

No. of 

Amount Grants 

Dunn Research Foundation, John S. $25,000 1 

duPont Fund, Jessie Ball 575,548 3 

Dyson Foundation 25,000 1 

Earhart Foundation 30,000 1 

East Bay Community Foundation, The 1,100,674 18 

Eccles Foundation, George S. and Dolores Dore 40,000 3 

Ecolab Foundation 50,000 1 

Eden Hall Foundation 333,334 1 

Educational Foundation of America, The 110,000 1 

Edwards Foundation, Inc., O. P. and W. E. 100,600 2 

El Pomar Foundation 280,500 11 

Ellison Medical Foundation, The 474,822 1 

Emerson Charitable Trust 54,000 3 

Engelhard Foundation, Charles, The 122,000 3 

Engelsma Family Foundation 48,400 1 

Entergy Charitable Foundation 30,000 2 

Enterprise Holdings Foundation 15,000 1 

Ethics & Excellence in Journalism Foundation 50,000 1 

Evans Foundation, Charles, The 25,000 1 

ExxonMobil Foundation 135,000 3 

Fairbanks Foundation, Inc., Richard M. 15,000 1 

Fairchild Foundation, Inc., Sherman, The 5,126,000 2 

Fairfield County Community Foundation, Inc. 20,000 1 

Fargo-Moorhead Area Foundation 15,525 1 

Farish Fund, William Stamps, The 450,000 2 

Fels Fund, Samuel S. 15,000 1 

Fisher Foundation, Inc., Max M. and Marjorie S. 250,000 1 

Folger Fund, Lee and Juliet, The 30,000 3 

Ford Family Foundation, The 228,000 4 

Ford Foundation 5,374,901 26 

Foundation for Child Development 17,000 1 

Foundation for the Mid South 110,000 2 

Foundation to Promote Open Society 517,837 11 

Francis Family Foundation, The 25,000 1 

Frank Foundation, Sidney E. 449,200 6 

Freeman Foundation 200,000 1 

Frey Foundation 64,800 2 

Fry Foundation, Lloyd A. 88,255 4 

Fullerton Foundation, Inc., The 57,500 1 

Fund for New Jersey, The 15,000 1 

Fund for Nonviolence 12,000 1 

Gannett Foundation, Inc. 40,000 2 

GAR Foundation, The 65,000 2 

Gates Foundation, Bill & Melinda 25,107,808 44 

Gaylord Foundation, E. L. and Thelma 100,000 1 

GE Foundation 85,000 1 

GEICO Philanthropic Foundation 15,000 1 

Geist Foundation, Victoria S. & Bradley L. 35,000 1 

George Foundation, The 165,002 3 

Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. 10,000 1 

Gerber Foundation, The 50,000 1 

Gerbode Foundation, Wallace Alexander 125,000 2 

Gerstacker Foundation, Rollin M., The 70,000 2 

Getty Foundation, Ann and Gordon, The 10,000 1 

Getty Trust, J. Paul 3,327,744 23 

Gheens Foundation, Inc., The 75,000 1 

Gilbert Foundation, Rosalinde and Arthur, The 100,000 1 

Gilder Foundation, Inc. 120,000 2 

Gilhousen Family Foundation 20,000 1 

Gill Foundation, The 25,000 2 

Gilmore Foundation, Irving S. 78,555 1 

Goldhirsh Foundation, Inc., The 50,000 1 

Goldman Family Foundation, Joyce and Irving 60,000 2 

Goldman Fund, Lisa and Douglas 25,000 1 

Goldman Fund, Richard and Rhoda 290,000 8 

Goldsmith Foundation, Horace W. 250,000 1 

Gorman Foundation, John T. 15,000 1 

Gould Foundation, Florence, The 1,080,269 14 

Grable Foundation, The 229,002 7 

Grainger Foundation Inc., The 130,000 4 

Grand Rapids Community Foundation 10,000 1 

Grand Victoria Foundation 32,746 2 

Green Bay Community Foundation, Inc., Greater 12,566 1 

Grove Foundation, The 50,000 1 

Gund Foundation, George, The 560,500 10 

H & R Block Foundation, The 25,000 1 




Foundation 

No. of 

Amount Grants 

H.C.S. Foundation $33,500 1 

Haas Fund, Mimi and Peter 1,035,000 6 

Haas Fund, Walter and Elise 325,000 6 

Haas, Jr. Fund, Evelyn and Walter 35,000 1 

Hagedorn Fund 25,000 1 

Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation, Carol & Ralph 10,000 1 

Halsell Foundation, Ewing, The 20,000 1 

Hamill Foundation, The 100,000 1 

Hamilton Community Foundation, Inc., The 10,000 1 

Harriman Foundation, Gladys and Roland 46,000 2 

Harris Family Foundation 25,000 1 

Harris Foundation, Irving, The 12,500 1 

Harrison County Community Foundation, Inc. 81,928 2 

Hartford Foundation, Inc., John A., The 43,000 3 

Hartford Foundation for Public Giving 1,016,427 34 

Hawaii Community Foundation 208,642 6 

HCA Foundation, The 60,000 2 

Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey, The 103,700 2 

Hearst Foundation, Inc., The 250,000 2 

Hearst Foundation, William Randolph 335,000 4 

Heckscher Foundation for Children, The 200,000 1 

Heinz Endowments, The 625,000 6 

Helmsley Charitable Trust, Leona M. and Harry B., The 897,120 3 

Heron Foundation, F. B., The 85,000 2 

Hertog Foundation, Inc. 1,170,000 5 

Hewlett Foundation, William and Flora, The 4,415,566 21 

High Meadows Foundation 500,000 1 

Highland Street Connection, The 200,000 2 

Hillblom Foundation, Inc., Larry L., The 40,000 1 

Hillcrest Foundation 252,000 4 

Hillman Family Foundations 150,000 2 

Hilton Foundation, Conrad N. 385,000 3 

Holland Foundation, The 10,000 1 

Horncrest Foundation, Inc. 4,905,578 3 

Houston Community Foundation, Greater 447,347 18 

Houston Endowment Inc. 1,752,500 8 

Huber Foundation, The 500,000 1 

Hudson-Webber Foundation 75,000 3 

Humana Foundation, Inc., The 100,000 1 

Hunt Foundation, Roy A. 120,000 2 

Hunt Foundation, Samuel P. 10,000 1 

Hyams Foundation, Inc., The 40,000 1 

Hyde Family Foundations 160,000 5 

Idaho Community Foundation 22,625 1 

Illinois Children's Healthcare Foundation 11,971 1 

Inasmuch Foundation 270,000 3 

Inland Northwest Community Foundation 42,114 2 

Intel Foundation 25,000 1 

International Paper Company Foundation 25,000 1 

Iowa West Foundation 97,750 3 

Irvine Foundation, James, The 673,000 3 

J & L Foundation, The 10,000 1 

Jacobson Foundation, Bernard H. and Blanche E. 100,000 1 

Jaharis Family Foundation, Inc., The 110,000 1 

James Foundation, Robert & Ardis 20,000 1 

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Contribution 10,000 1 

Fund 

Johnson Foundation, Charles and Ann 620,452 2 

Johnson Foundation, Robert Wood, The 4,776,886 14 

Johnson Fund, Inc., SC 100,000 2 

Jolie-Pitt Foundation 60,870 2 

Jones Foundation, Inc., Helen 100,000 3 

Joyce Foundation, The 460,000 7 

JPMorgan Chase Foundation, The 580,400 14 

Kalamazoo Community Foundation 40,000 2 

Kansas City Community Foundation, Greater 33,845,554 18 

Kansas Health Foundation 57,500 3 

Kaplan Fund, Inc., J. M., The 112,000 2 

Kaplen Foundation, The 300,000 1 

Kapor Foundation, Mitchell, The 25,000 1 

Kauffman Foundation, Ewing Marion 579,340 3 

Kellogg Foundation, W. K. 687,930 4 

Kellogg's Corporate Citizenship Fund 20,000 1 

Kemper Foundation, William T. 350,000 3 

Keren Keshet - The Rainbow Foundation 25,000 1 

Kern Family Foundation, Inc., The 225,000 2 




Foundation 

No. of 

Amount Grants 

KeyBank Foundation $47,500 3 

Kiewit Foundation, Peter 350,000 2 

Kinder Foundation 1,410,000 2 

King Foundation, Carl B. and Florence E. 105,000 5 

King Foundation, Inc., Stephen and Tabitha 396,500 15 

Kirby Foundation, Inc., F. M. 112,500 6 

Klarman Family Foundation 300,000 2 

Kleberg Foundation, Robert J. Kleberg, Jr. and Helen C. 100,000 1 

Klingenstein Fund, Inc., Esther A. & Joseph, The 1,500,000 3 

Knight Foundation, John S. and James L. 2,790,579 11 

Koch Foundation, Inc. 45,000 4 

Kohlberg Foundation, Inc., The 20,000 2 

Koret Foundation 85,000 4 

Kovner Foundation, The 59,162 1 

Kresge Foundation, The 2,800,000 5 

Kress Foundation, Samuel H. 167,000 5 

Kroger Co. Foundation, The 140,000 8 

Kronkosky Charitable Foundation, Albert & Bessie Mae 95,000 3 

Lakeside Foundation 10,000 1 

Lannan Foundation 175,000 6 

Larson Foundation 30,000 1 

Latimer Charitable Foundation, Bill and Carol, The 39,228 1 

Lauder Foundation, Inc. 100,000 1 

Leichtag Family Foundation, The 306,401 1 

Lemelson Foundation, The 87,026 1 

Lenfest Foundation, Inc., The 25,000 1 

Levine Foundation, Leon, The 25,000 1 

Levy Foundation, Leon 613,994 9 

Lied Foundation Trust 700,000 2 

Lilly and Company Foundation, Eli 150,000 3 

Lilly Endowment Inc. 8,550,000 8 

Lincoln Financial Foundation 85,000 4 

Lippard-Clawiter Foundation 25,000 1 

Lone Pine Foundation, Inc. 150,000 1 

Longwood Foundation, Inc. 325,000 2 

Lowe's Charitable and Educational Foundation 437,382 7 

Lozier Foundation 20,000 1 

Lucasfilm Foundation 25,000 1 

Luce Foundation, Inc., Henry, The 878,000 5 

Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc. 3,526,400 7 

Lurie Foundation, Ann and Robert H. 75,000 1 

M & T Charitable Foundation, The 70,000 2 

M.A.C. AIDS Fund, The 50,000 1 

Mabee Foundation, Inc., J. E. and L. E., The 200,000 1 

MacArthur Foundation, John D. and Catherine T., The 8,825,500 18 

Macy's Foundation 235,000 7 

Maine Community Foundation, Inc., The 35,000 3 

Maine Health Access Foundation 202,851 5 

Manton Foundation, The 10,300,000 3 

Marcus Foundation, Inc., The 240,198 2 

Marin Community Foundation 432,200 7 

Marisla Foundation, The 160,000 5 

MARPAT Foundation, Inc. 42,000 3 

Marriott Foundation, J. Willard and Alice S., The 1,110,134 5 

Mathile Family Foundation 108,500 5 

McCune Charitable Foundation 65,000 2 

McCune Charitable Trust, John R. 20,000 1 

McCune Foundation 250,000 1 

McDermott Foundation, Eugene, The 1,000,000 1 

McGovern Foundation, John P. 220,000 10 

McGowan Charitable Fund, Inc., William G. 75,000 1 

MCJ Amelior Foundation, The 45,000 2 

McKnight Foundation, The 575,000 9 

McLean Contributionship, The 203,326 6 

McMurry Foundation, The 1,000,000 1 

Meadows Foundation, Inc., The 661,000 4 

Medina Foundation 40,000 1 

Medtronic Foundation, The 249,582 4 

Meijer Foundation, The 117,500 2 

Mellon Foundation, Andrew W., The 18,622,407 51 

Mellon Foundation, Richard King 930,000 3 

Melville Charitable Trust, The 460,000 2 

Merck Fund, John, The 65,000 2 

MetLife Foundation 420,000 5 

Meyer Foundation, Eugene and Agnes E. 70,000 2 

Meyer Foundation, Robert R. 10,000 1 

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Foundation 

No. of 

Amount Grants 

Meyer Memorial Trust $785,480 11 

Miami Foundation 163,500 1 

Miller Foundation, James F. & Marion L. 47,500 2 

Miller Foundation, Phillip S. 140,000 1 

Milwaukee Foundation, Greater 95,000 5 

Minneapolis Foundation, The 75,000 3 

Monell Foundation, Ambrose, The 245,000 5 

Monsanto Fund 26,784 2 

Monterey Peninsula Foundation 50,000 1 

Moore Charitable Foundation, Claude, The 125,000 2 

Moore Foundation, Gordon and Betty 2,677,566 6 

Moriah Fund 20,000 1 

Motorola Solutions Foundation 110,000 2 

Mott Foundation, Charles Stewart 2,810,000 25 

Mott Foundation, Ruth 104,209 1 

Mount Cuba Center, Inc. 250,000 1 

Murphy Foundation, Dan 125,000 2 

Murphy Foundation, The 424,740 3 

Nash Family Foundation 174,585 9 

National Life Group Charitable Foundation Inc. 25,000 1 

New Hampshire Charitable Foundation 160,400 8 

New Orleans Foundation, Greater, The 105,000 3 

New York Community Trust, The 3,545,300 40 

New York State Health Foundation, The 60,747 4 

Newhouse Foundation, Inc., Samuel I. 435,000 6 

Newman's Own Foundation 55,000 3 

Nicholson Foundation 242,000 2 

Noble Foundation, Inc., Samuel Roberts, The 30,000 1 

Norcliffe Foundation, The 10,000 1 

Norfolk Southern Foundation 35,000 2 

Norris Foundation, Kenneth T. and Eileen L., The 250,000 4 

North Carolina Community Foundation 189,059 5 

Northwestern Mutual Foundation, Inc. 145,000 5 

Noyes Foundation, Inc., Jessie Smith 35,000 2 

Oak Foundation U.S.A., The 55,000 1 

Oak Hill Fund 80,000 1 

Offield Family Foundation, The 10,000 1 

Oishei Foundation, John R., The 269,500 3 

Oklahoma City Community Foundation, Inc. 255,665 5 

Omaha Community Foundation 30,000 1 

Omidyar Network Fund, Inc. 4,900,000 3 

Open Society Institute 1,885,640 10 

Orange County Community Foundation 205,950 7 

Orchard Foundation, The 15,000 1 

Oregon Community Foundation, The 678,131 31 

Osher Foundation, Bernard 50,000 1 

Osteopathic Heritage Foundations 50,000 2 

Pacific Life Foundation 10,000 1 

Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, The 1,419,455 14 

Packard Humanities Institute, The 1,041,720 6 

Paley Foundation, Inc., William S. 10,000 1 

Park Foundation, Inc. 70,300 3 

Parsons Foundation, Ralph M., The 305,000 5 

Pasadena Community Foundation 37,601 1 

Payne Foundation, Frank E. Payne and Seba B. 65,000 2 

Penn Foundation, William, The 783,432 4 

Permian Basin Area Foundation 10,000 1 

Perot Foundation, The 30,000 2 

Pershing Square Foundation, The 95,000 2 

Peterson Foundation, Bob & Ginny 50,000 1 

Petrie Foundation, Inc., Carroll and Milton, The 348,880 1 

Pettit Foundation, Jane Bradley 25,000 2 

PG&E Corporation Foundation, The 322,500 8 

Philadelphia Foundation, The 545,000 3 

Phillips Family Foundation, Jay and Rose, The 30,000 1 

Phillips Family Foundation, Inc., L. E., The 142,500 1 

Pinkerton Foundation, The 50,000 1 

Piper Charitable Trust, Virginia G., The 185,000 2 

Pitts Foundation, William I. H. and Lula E. 60,000 1 

Pittsburgh Foundation, The 150,000 7 

PNC Foundation, The 262,700 7 

Polk Bros. Foundation, Inc. 265,230 5 

Pope Foundation, John William 10,000 1 

Poplar Foundation, The 75,000 1 

Price Associates Foundation, Inc., T. Rowe 90,500 1 

Priem Family Foundation, The 250,000 1 



Foundation 

No. of 

Amount Grants 

Prince Charitable Trusts $75,000 4 

Pritzker Family Fund, John and Lisa, The 15,000 1 

Pritzker Foundation 20,000 1 

Prospect Hill Foundation, Inc., The 199,000 7 

Protective Life Foundation 40,000 1 

Prudential Foundation, The 95,000 5 

Public Welfare Foundation, Inc. 903,500 7 

Pulliam Charitable Trust, Nina Mason 100,000 2 

Quantum Foundation 10,000 1 

Quinney Foundation, S. J. & Jessie E. 10,000 1 

Qwest Foundation 40,000 4 

Raikes Foundation 100,000 1 

Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc. 20,100 2 

Rasmuson Foundation 1,020,292 8 

Redfield Foundation, Nell J. 110,000 2 

Reed Foundation, John & Cynthia 25,000 1 

Rees-Jones Foundation, The 58,000 1 

Reese Health Trust, Michael 63,916 3 

Reinberger Foundation, The 110,000 2 

Retirement Research Foundation, The 24,130 2 

Revson Foundation, Inc., Charles H. 640,000 5 

Reynolds Foundation, Donald W. 681,668 3 

Reynolds Foundation, Inc., Z. Smith 185,000 3 

RGK Foundation 310,000 5 

Rhode Island Foundation, The 265,700 9 

Richardson Foundation, Inc., Smith 90,000 2 

Ridgefield Foundation, The 320,000 4 

Robertson Foundation 770,950 2 

Rochester Area Community Foundation 144,408 7 

Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc. 1,405,000 17 

Rockefeller Foundation, The 3,246,270 16 

Rose Community Foundation 203,290 3 

Russell Family Foundation, The 10,000 1 

Sage Foundation, Inc., The 140,000 6 

Saint Louis Community Foundation, Greater 62,013 3 

Saint Luke's Foundation of Cleveland, Ohio 10,500 1 

Samberg Family Foundation 55,000 1 

Samuels Foundation, Inc., Fan Fox and Leslie R., The 157,000 3 

San Diego Foundation, The 640,825 15 

San Francisco Foundation, The 779,000 20 

Santa Barbara Foundation 90,000 2 

Scaife Foundation, Inc., Sarah 125,000 1 

Scherman Foundation, Inc., The 35,000 1 

Schnitzer CARE Foundation, Harold & Arlene 25,000 1 

Scholl Foundation, Dr. 65,000 1 

Schusterman Family Foundation, Charles and Lynn 150,000 1 

Scott Foundation, Homer A. & Mildred S. 37,788 2 

Sea Change Foundation 180,000 1 

Searle Freedom Trust 40,500 1 

Seattle Foundation, The 216,000 13 

Sewall Foundation, Elmina B. 15,000 1 

Sharp Foundation, Peter Jay, The 575,000 3 

Shea Foundation, John & Dorothy, The 10,000 1 

Sherwood Foundation, The 1,189,397 7 

Shott, Jr. Foundation, Inc., Hugh I. 100,000 1 

Shubert Foundation, Inc., The 50,000 2 

Sierra Health Foundation 125,000 2 

Silberstein Foundation, Stephen M., The 118,250 2 

Silicon Valley Community Foundation 6,309,976 32 

Silverman Foundation, Marty and Dorothy 84,638 5 

Simon Foundation, Inc., William E. 20,000 1 

Singh Family Foundation 1,000,000 1 

Siragusa Foundation, The 10,000 1 

Skirball Foundation 25,000 1 

Skoll Foundation, The 419,750 3 

Slifka Foundation, Inc., Joseph & Sylvia 200,000 2 

Sloan Foundation, Alfred P. 3,661,730 9 

Smart Family Foundation, Inc., The 250,000 8 

Smith Family Foundation, Robert H. 110,000 1 

Smith Fund, Inc., George D. 300,000 1 

Sobrato Family Foundation 10,000 1 

Soda Foundation, Y & H 50,000 1 

Spangler Foundation, Inc., C. D. 250,000 1 

Spartanburg County Foundation, The 36,000 2 

Spencer Foundation, The 53,230 2 

Springs Close Foundation, Inc., The 27,000 1 




Foundation 

No. of 

Amount Grants 

Sprint Foundation $10,125 1 

Starr Foundation, The 335,000 6 

State Street Foundation, Inc. 31,203 2 

Staten Island Foundation, The 10,000 1 

Stearns Foundation, Inc., Gwendolyn L. 10,000 1 

Steel Family Foundation, Robert K., The 15,000 1 

Steelcase Foundation 190,000 3 

Steele Foundation, Inc., The 265,958 1 

Steinhardt Foundation, Judy and Michael, The 20,000 2 

Stern Family Foundation, Alex 10,000 1 

Stuart Foundation 298,000 3 

Sturgis Charitable Trust, Roy & Christine 45,000 2 

Sunderland Foundation 50,000 1 

Sunshine Lady Foundation, Inc., The 23,125 1 

SunTrust Foundation 30,000 2 

Surdna Foundation, Inc. 555,000 5 

Swindells Charitable Trust, Ann and Bill 50,000 1 

Taylor Foundation, Inc., Charles M. and Joan R. 10,000 1 

TD Charitable Foundation 40,000 2 

Temple Foundation, T. L. L. 879,439 3 

Templeton Foundation, John 172,974 1 

Terra Foundation for American Art 300,000 3 

Texas Instruments Foundation 50,000 1 

Thaw Art Foundation, Eugene Victor 1,700,350 1 

Thaw Charitable Trust, Eugene V. & Clare E. 35,508 2 

Thomas Charitable Trust, William and Helen 10,000 1 

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation 10,000 1 

Tiger Foundation 150,000 1 

Timken Foundation of Canton 515,746 4 

Toyota USA Foundation 100,000 1 

Travelers Foundation 65,000 3 

Trexler Trust, Harry C. 85,000 2 

Triad Foundation, Inc. 20,000 2 

Triangle Community Foundation 52,000 3 

Trust Family Foundation, The 25,000 1 

Tudor Foundation, Inc., The 10,000 1 

Tulsa Community Foundation 12,834 1 

Turner Foundation, Inc. 25,000 1 

Turrell Fund 20,000 2 

U.S. Bancorp Foundation, Inc. 45,000 3 

Union Pacific Foundation 20,000 2 

United Health Foundation 100,000 1 

UPS Foundation, The 26,500 2 

USAA Foundation, Inc., The 10,000 1 

Valero Energy Foundation 45,000 2 

Valley Foundation, Wayne & Gladys 4,500,000 3 




Foundation 

No. of 

Amount Grants 

van Beuren Charitable Foundation, Inc. $101,000 1 

VanderWeide Family Foundation 10,000 1 

Ventura County Community Foundation 19,274 1 

Verizon Foundation 529,750 22 

Victoria Foundation, Inc. 20,000 1 

Vital Projects Fund, Inc. 190,000 3 

Vulcan Materials Company Foundation 70,000 2 

Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation, Inc., The 392,500 11 

Waggoner Charitable Trust, Crystelle 15,000 1 

Wal-Mart Foundation, Inc., The 290,863 12 

Walker Charitable Foundation, Inc., Willard and Pat 50,000 1 

Wallace Foundation, The 100,000 1 

Wallace Genetic Foundation, Inc. 50,000 1 

Walton Family Foundation, Inc. 2,210,000 3 

Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Andy, The 80,000 1 

Washington Foundation, Inc., Dennis & Phyllis 10,000 1 

Wasserman Foundation 40,000 2 

Watt Foundation, Inc., Joe and Arlene 30,000 1 

Weinberg Foundation, Inc., Harry and Jeanette, The 449,000 11 

Weingart Foundation 145,000 5 

Weitz Family Foundation 25,000 1 

Welfare Foundation, Inc. 50,000 1 

Wellmark Foundation, The 149,564 2 

WellPoint Foundation, Inc. 141,016 1 

Wells Fargo Foundation 465,000 10 

Whatcom Community Foundation 110,000 1 

Wichita Community Foundation 10,000 1 

Wilburforce Foundation, The 45,000 1 

Wilson Charitable Trust, Robert W., The 4,600,000 1 

Wilson Foundation, Huey and Angelina, The 39,000 2 

Windgate Charitable Foundation, Inc. 170,000 5 

Winston Foundation, Inc., The 182,000 4 

Winston-Salem Foundation, The 42,307 2 

Wiregrass Foundation 118,500 1 

Wisconsin Energy Corporation Foundation, Inc. 10,000 1 

Wood-Claeyssens Foundation 275,000 3 

Woodruff Foundation, Inc., Robert W. 405,000 2 

Woods Charitable Fund, Inc. 30,000 1 

Works of Grace Foundation, The 15,250 1 

Wunderkinder Foundation, The 10,000 1 

Wyandotte Health Foundation 150,900 1 

Xcel Energy Foundation 20,000 2 

Yawkey Foundation II 460,000 4 

Zarrow Foundation, Anne and Henry, The 121,325 3 

ToTal $340,436,553 2,405 

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by Recipient Location 

Recipient location Amount No. of Grants 

Alabama $553,000 13 

Alaska 2,762,292 14 

Arizona 1,373,788 10 

Arkansas 1,319,480 22 

Australia 110,000 2 

Azerbaijan 61,640 1 

Bahamas 50,000 1 

Bangladesh 400,420 1 

Belgium 473,780 7 

Bhutan 350,000 1 

Brazil 75,000 1 

Bulgaria 165,000 2 

Burma (Myanmar) 204,000 2 

California 47,562,072 359 

Cambodia 25,000 1 

Canada 379,900 6 

Chile 442,000 2 

China 597,836 7 

Colombia 127,500 1 

Colorado 2,880,028 40 

Connecticut 2,029,994 59 

Czech Republic 210,000 2 

Delaware 1,666,100 9 

Denmark 145,000 2 

District of Columbia 27,404,474 150 

Egypt 70,000 2 

England 5,959,771 18 

Florida 1,319,315 29 

France 830,892 5 

Georgia 6,181,598 22 

Germany 236,600 1 

Ghana 2,167,700 2 

Greece 1,000,000 1 

Hawaii 283,642 8 

Hungary 85,000 1 

Idaho 901,975 7 

Illinois 12,103,539 103 

India 531,165 3 

Indiana 10,677,876 26 

Indonesia 870,000 3 

Iowa 996,004 22 

Ireland 237,000 1 

Italy 1,800,000 2 

Kansas 958,723 16 

Kentucky 1,474,859 9 

Kenya 249,950 3 



Recipient location Amount No. of Grants 

Kyrgyzstan 25,000 1 

Lebanon 270,000 1 

Lesotho 162,930 1 

Louisiana 1,577,228 11 

Maine 1,575,251 41 

Maryland 1,707,710 32 

Massachusetts 17,317,865 79 

Michigan 2,412,183 41 

Minnesota 1,742,516 33 

Mississippi 118,000 3 

Missouri 34,195,940 28 

Montana 731,700 8 

Nebraska 2,623,256 15 

Netherlands 85,000 1 

Nevada 194,500 5 

New Hampshire 170,000 9 

New Jersey 3,084,479 24 

New Mexico 282,478 9 

New York 60,583,216 387 

North Carolina 5,158,713 39 

North Dakota 91,275 4 

Ohio 4,779,239 71 

Oklahoma 1,543,494 14 

Oregon 7,014,111 57 

Pennsylvania 7,309,201 73 

Poland 90,000 1 

Puerto Rico 10,000 1 

Rhode Island 3,975,880 39 

Russia 500,000 2 

Senegal 500,000 1 

South Africa 4,196,956 8 

South Carolina 439,810 13 

South Dakota 130,000 4 

Switzerland 34,582 1 

Tanzania, Zanzibar and Pemba 200,000 1 

Tennessee 1,529,915 27 

Texas 18,981,993 137 

Uganda 120,000 1 

Utah 1,541,100 11 

Vermont 639,500 7 

Vietnam 15,000 1 

Virginia 5,934,875 74 

Washington 3,537,390 42 

West Virginia 395,000 6 

Wisconsin 1,496,566 35 

Wyoming 1,108,788 7 

ToTal $340,436,553 2,405 




by Primary Subject 

Subject 

Amount % No. of 

Grants 

Animals/wildlife $547,225 0.2 4 

Arts/culture/humanities 40,054,761 11.8 294 

Civil rights 1,704,472 0.5 15 

Community improvement/development 4,819,149 1.4 72 

Crime/courts/legal services 728,209 0.2 9 

Education 193,839,023 56.9 1,177 

Employment 1,172,296 0.3 21 

Environment 6,529,725 1.9 63 

Food/nutrition/agriculture 230,406 0.1 9 

Health--general 23,182,801 6.8 156 

Health--specific diseases 765,390 0.2 21 

Housing/shelter 8,761,578 2.6 30 

Human services--multipurpose 11,180,963 3.3 156 

International affairs/development 4,319,667 1.3 36 

Medical research 1,258,242 0.4 8 

Mental health/substance abuse 1,292,921 0.4 23 

Philanthropy/voluntarism 15,036,389 4.4 195 

Public affairs/government 8,731,517 2.6 46 

Recreation/sports/athletics 25,000 0 2 

Religion 8,764,223 2.6 14 

Safety/disaster relief 55,000 0 4 

Science 3,837,596 1.1 19 

Social sciences 2,537,000 0.7 16 

Youth development 1,063,000 0.3 15 

ToTal $340,436,553 100.0 2,405 




by Type of Support* 

Type of support 

Amount 

No. of 

Grants 

Awards/prizes/competitions $386,091 10 

Building/renovation 31,597,471 175 

Capital campaigns 7,578,113 35 

Collections acquisition 3,193,419 43 

Collections management/preservation 19,680,355 91 

Commissioning new works 266,239 1 

Computer technology 10,364,476 52 

Conferences/seminars 2,999,033 52 

Continuing support 134,381,608 690 

Curriculum development 1,552,944 8 

Debt reduction 110,000 2 

Electronic media/online services 58,386,914 241 

Emergency funds 125,000 2 

Endowments 11,599,311 16 

Equipment 4,478,212 57 

Exhibitions 4,714,596 39 

Faculty/staff development 8,679,484 37 

Fellowships 2,510,200 14 

Film/video/radio 510,439 7 

General/operating support 70,124,992 478 

Income development 1,145,170 36 

Internship funds 25,000 1 

Land acquisition 120,000 2 

Management development/capacity building 3,830,575 47 

Matching or challenge grants 2,832,339 19 

Performance/productions 626,200 12 

Program development 98,606,989 838 

Program evaluation 1,030,694 13 

Publication 3,504,971 48 

Research 28,358,837 139 

Scholarship funds 2,229,745 14 

Seed money 4,098,306 16 

Student aid/financial aid 1,230,970 4 

Technical assistance 3,398,288 18 

Travel awards 212,500 2 

Not specified 11,614,463 247 

* grants may be for multiple types of support, and would thereby be 

counted twice. 

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by Recipient Type* 

Recipient type 

No. of 

Amount Grants 

Administration/Regulation $440,276 4 

Alliance/Advocacy Organizations 6,205,010 20 

Animal/Wildlife Agencies 323,200 7 

Arts/Humanities Organizations 20,334,729 184 

Churches/Temples/Mosques 8,732,625 19 

Civil Rights Groups 1,649,997 15 

Colleges & Universities 44,031,798 166 

Community Improvement Organizations 9,708,519 107 

Disease-Specific Health Associations 2,274,830 18 

Educational Support Agencies 28,813,965 190 

Environmental Agencies 5,345,412 61 

Equal Rights 240,000 4 

Ethics Organizations 720,000 3 

Formal/General Education Organizations 15,000 1 

Fundraising/Fund Distribution 7,391,230 89 

Government Agencies 10,558,919 47 

Graduate Schools 2,962,990 16 

Hospitals/Medical Care Facilities 4,202,460 39 

Human Service Agencies 25,514,472 260 

Information Services 77,995,707 734 

International Organizations 8,922,353 60 

Junior/Community Colleges $130,000 3 

Libraries 164,255,448 1,082 

Media Organizations 4,202,705 40 

Medical Research Organizations 323,000 5 

Mental Health Agencies/Hospitals 674,872 18 

Museums/Historical Societies 35,158,519 191 

Performing Arts Groups 2,335,155 29 

Philanthropy Organizations 25,418,516 285 

Professional Societies & Associations 5,407,002 100 

Public Administration Agencies 25,595,031 135 

Public Education 720,000 11 

Public Policy Institutes 1,780,287 11 

Public/General Health Organizations 14,640,408 126 

Recreation Organizations 475,000 4 

Reform Organizations 2,025,038 10 

Research Institutes 4,067,541 19 

Schools 12,654,749 92 

Science Organizations 4,323,201 19 

Single Organization Support 30,854,292 315 

Social Science Organizations 3,131,000 15 

Technical Assistance Centers 14,143,531 27 

Volunteer Bureaus 709,817 9 

Youth Development Organizations 245,000 9 

* grants may support multiple recipient types, and would thereby be 




by Population Group Served* 

Population group 

Amount 

No. of 

Grants 

African Americans/Blacks $1,628,989 21 

Aging/elderly/senior citizens 2,582,036 37 

AIDS, people with 313,917 11 

Asians/Pacific Islanders 486,972 13 

Children & youth 25,776,089 262 

Crime/abuse victims 1,074,562 11 

Disabilities, people with 2,186,179 44 

Economically disadvantaged 36,602,971 252 

Hispanics/Latinos 1,166,619 20 

Homeless 1,760,185 16 

Immigrants/refugees 1,815,875 31 

Indigenous people 610,619 2 

LGBTQ 309,354 13 

Men & boys 832,349 12 

Migrant workers 1,372,813 6 

Military/veterans 694,208 11 

Minorities, general 4,939,252 50 

Native Americans/American Indians 330,052 6 

Offenders/ex-offenders 257,500 3 

Substance abusers 265,872 7 

Terminal Illness, people with 45,000 2 

Women & girls 2,462,986 39 

Not specified 278,143,805 1,822 

* grants may support multiple population groups, and would thereby be 




TABLE 7. Top 15 Grants in Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

Recipient name Donor Grant Amount Entry 

1 Kansas City Public Library Greater Kansas City Community Foundation, MO $33,263,457 1078 

2 Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute The Manton Foundation, NY 10,000,000 1443 

3 Indianapolis Center for Congregations Lilly Endowment Inc., IN 8,000,000 771 

4 Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation The Annenberg Foundation, CA 6,600,000 91 

5 George W. Bush Foundation Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc., TX 5,000,000 2151 

6 Pierpont Morgan Library The Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc., MD 5,000,000 878 

7 National Low Income Housing Coalition and Low Horncrest Foundation, Inc., NY 4,833,578 1394 

Income Housing Information Service 

8 New York Public Library The Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust, NY 4,600,000 1702 

9 Sunlight Foundation Omidyar Network Fund, Inc., CA 4,000,000 291 

10 eThekwini Municipality Carnegie Corporation of New York, NY 3,000,000 1256 

11 New Schools Fund, New Schools Venture Fund Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, WA 3,000,000 2336 

12 Santa Clara University Wayne & Gladys Valley Foundation, CA 3,000,000 422 

13 University of Oregon Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation, CA 2,500,000 410 

14 University of Oregon Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation, CA 2,500,000 411 

15 University of Ghana Carnegie Corporation of New York, NY 2,000,000 1263 

TABLE 8. Top 25 Foundations in Grants for Libraries 

& Information Services 

Foundation 

State Amount 

No. of 

Grants 

1 Greater Kansas City Community Foundation MO $33,845,554 18 

2 Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation WA 25,107,808 44 

3 The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation NY 18,622,407 51 

4 The Manton Foundation NY 10,300,000 3 

5 The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur IL 8,825,500 18 

Foundation 

6 Lilly Endowment Inc. IN 8,550,000 8 

7 The Annenberg Foundation CA 8,067,436 13 

8 Carnegie Corporation of New York NY 7,705,000 8 

9 Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc. TX 6,367,706 17 

10 Silicon Valley Community Foundation CA 6,309,976 32 

11 Ford Foundation NY 5,374,901 26 

12 The Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc. MD 5,126,000 2 

13 Horncrest Foundation, Inc. NY 4,905,578 3 

14 Omidyar Network Fund, Inc. CA 4,900,000 3 

15 The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation NJ 4,776,886 14 

16 The Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust NY 4,600,000 1 

17 Wayne & Gladys Valley Foundation CA 4,500,000 3 

18 The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation CA 4,415,566 21 

19 The California Endowment CA 4,054,189 19 

20 Alfred P. Sloan Foundation NY 3,661,730 9 

21 The New York Community Trust NY 3,545,300 40 

22 Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc. IN 3,526,400 7 

23 J. Paul Getty Trust CA 3,327,744 23 

24 The Rockefeller Foundation NY 3,246,270 16 

25 The Champlin Foundations RI 3,090,180 23 

ToTal $196,752,131 422 



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SECTION 1—GRANT LISTINGS 

ALABAMA 

The J. L. Bedsole Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Mobile, Baldwin, Clarke, Monroe, and Washington 

counties, AL. No support for political organizations. No grants to 

individuals (except for J.L. Bedsole Scholarships and awards), or for 

endowment funds, or multiple year pledges. 

1. Monroe County Public Library, Monroeville, AL. $10,000, 2009. For 

operating support. 

Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham 

(formerly The Greater Birmingham Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to Blount, Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair, and Walker 

counties, AL. 

2. Vestavia Hills Library Foundation, Vestavia Hills, AL. $18,000, 2010. 

Toward purchasing technology equipment for new Vestavia Hills library. 

The Daniel Foundation of Alabama 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AL. No grants to individuals, or for fundraising 

events or start-up costs and/or seed money for new organizations. 

3. Alabama Archives and History Foundation, Montgomery, AL. $150,000, 

2010. For new exhibits in the Museum of Alabama. 

4. Flomaton Public Library, Flomaton, AL. $25,000, 2010. For expansion of 

library. 

5. Greenville Butler County Public Library, Greenville, AL. $26,500, 2010. For 

tables, chairs and fencing for New Pavilion. 

6. Leighton Public Library, Leighton, AL. $20,000, 2010. For technology 

assistance, renovations, and to expand programs. 

7. University of Montevallo, Montevallo, AL. $50,000, 2010. For Learning 

Commons - Phase I Renovation of Carmichael Library. 

8. University of Montevallo, Montevallo, AL. $50,000, 2010. For Learning 

Commons - Phase I Renovation of Carmichael Library. 

Robert R. Meyer Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Birmingham, AL, area. No grants to 

individuals, or for endowment funds. 

9. Nonprofit Resource Center of Alabama, Birmingham, AL. $10,000, 2009. 

To sustain Center in delivery of vital educational programs which support 

and strengthen nonprofit organizations. 

Protective Life Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Birmingham, 

AL, area. Generally, no support for K-12 public or private schools, 

churches, public facilities, or state organizations, or other corporate or 

private foundations. Generally, no grants for animal-related causes, 

sporting events, walks, or runs, or start-up costs. 

10. Alabama Archives and History Foundation, Montgomery, AL. $40,000, 

2010. For capital campaign. 

Vulcan Materials Company Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations, with emphasis on 

Birmingham, AL. No support for political organizations, athletic, labor, 

fraternal, or veterans’ organizations, or discriminatory organizations. No 

grants to individuals (except for employee-related scholarships), or for 

telephone or mass mail appeals, testimonial dinners, or sectarian 

religious activities. 

11. Jane B. Holmes Public Library, Helena, AL. $20,000, 2009. 

12. Livingston County Public Library and Bookmobile, Smithland, KY. $50,000, 

2009. 

Wiregrass Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Houston, Henry, Dale and Geneva counties, AL. 

13. United Way, Wiregrass, Dothan, AL. $118,500, 2009. For 211 Calling 

Center. 

ALASKA 

The Alaska Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving generally limited to AK. No support for religious 

organizations for religious purposes. No grants for fundraising activities, 

sponsorships, membership solicitations, debt reduction, or funding after 

the fact. 

14. Petersburg Public Library, Petersburg, AK. $10,000, 2010. For general 


15. Petersburg Public Library, Petersburg, AK. $10,000, 2010. For general 

support. 

Rasmuson Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to organizations based in and providing services to 

Alaska. For religious organizations, only projects with a broad community 

impact are considered. For units of government and tribes, only projects 

with a broad community impact beyond traditional government functions 

are considered; no giving for K-12 education. No support for 

organizations or foundations for redistribution of funds to entities of their 

own selection; or organizations that, as a major purpose, influence 

legislation or support candidates for public office, or organizations that 

discriminate by reason of race, religion, sex, or national origin, or other 

private foundation. No grants for general operations, administrative, 

indirect, or overhead costs, or for deficits or debt reduction, 

endowments, scholarships, fund-raising events or sponsorships, 

reimbursement for items already purchased, or for electronic health 

records and other emerging technologies. 

16. Alaska, State of, Department of Education and Early Development and 

Alaska State Library, Juneau, AK. $250,000, 2010. For Networking 

Alaska Public Libraries: Match for Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, 

State of Alaska, and U.S. Department of Commerce. 

17. Cooper Landing Community Library, Cooper Landing, AK. $12,320, 2010. 

For collections development and energy efficiency improvements at 

Cooper Landing Community Library. 

18. Fairbanks North Star Borough Public Library, Fairbanks, AK. $15,000, 

2010. For purchase of books for the Guys Read program. 

19. Haines Borough Public Library, Haines, AK. $15,000, 2010. For collection 

development of print and non-print materials. 

20. Native Village of Scammon Bay, Scammon Bay, AK. $21,052, 2010. For 

collections development and the purchase of shelving and furnishings 

for the Scammon Bay Public Library. 

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21. Seward Community Library, Seward, AK. $500,000, 2010. For 

construction of a multi-use facility for the library and museum. 

22. Sutton Public Library, Sutton, AK. $191,920, 2010. For top-off grant for 

construction of the Sutton Community Resource Center and Library. 

23. Unalaska, City of, Unalaska Public Library, Unalaska, AK. $15,000, 2010. 

For collections development at Unalaska Public Library. 

ARIZONA 

Arizona Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to AZ. No support for religious organizations for 

religious purposes. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), 

travel to or support of conferences, fundraising campaigns and 

expenses, debt reduction, or capital grants; generally, no loans. 

24. Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS, Phoenix, AZ. $20,000, 2010. 

Dorrance Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AZ. No grants to individuals. 

25. Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS, Phoenix, AZ. $16,500, 2009. For leading 

in the fight against HIV/AIDS. 

The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust 

Limitations: Giving primarily to organizations that serve residents of Maricopa 

County, AZ, have operated as a Section 501(c)(3) organization or 

governmental entity for at least three years, and not be a private 

foundation or ineligible Type III supporting organization. No support for 

private foundations, or for start-ups. No grants to individuals, or for 

endowments. 

26. Arizona Jewish Historical Society, Phoenix, AZ. $125,000, 2010. For 

capital campaign to restore Phoenix’s first synagogue as a museum, 

educational resource and cultural center. 

27. Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix, AZ. $60,000, 2010. To launch and sustain 

a Valleywide Culture Pass program designed to develop new audiences 

by distributing free passes to a number of arts institutions at public 

libraries. 

The Steele Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AZ. No support for political or religious 

organizations, or for universities outside of AZ. No grants to individuals, 

or for events. 

28. University of Arizona, Daniel F. Cracchiolo Law Library, Tucson, AZ. 

$265,958, 2009. For School of Law. 

ARKANSAS 

Arkansas Community Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to AR. No support for multi-year commitments. No 

grants for operating expenses, debt elimination, capital improvements, 

building, property, computer systems or emergencies. 

29. Methodist Family Health Foundation, Little Rock, AR. $100,000, 2010. 

For electronic medical records software and related training. 

30. Roland Public Schools, Roland, OK. $10,000, 2010. To fund purchase of 

new Library and Instructional Reading materials for Roland Lower 

Elementary School. 

31. University of Arkansas Foundation, Fayetteville, AR. $29,250, 2010. For 

Mullins Library. 

The Murphy Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southern AR for grants to organizations; giving 

limited to the southern AR area for grants to individuals. 

32. Barton Library, El Dorado, AR. $25,000, 2010. For operating support. 

33. George W. Bush Presidential Center, Dallas, TX. $200,029, 2010. For 

operating support. Grant made in form of stock. 

34. George W. Bush Presidential Center, Dallas, TX. $199,711, 2010. For 

operating support. Grant made in form of stock. 

Charles M. and Joan R. Taylor Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Little Rock, AR, and Harbor Springs, MI. No 

grants to individuals. 

35. Central Arkansas Library System, Butler Center for Arkansas Studies, Little 

Rock, AR. $10,000, 2009. For fellowships. 

The Wal-Mart Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly Wal-Mart Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in areas of company operations, with 

emphasis on AR, Washington, DC, IL, NY, TN, UT, and VA. No support for 

faith-based organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, 

political candidates or organizations, athletic teams, or discriminatory 

organizations. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for 

multi-year funding, annual meetings, contests or pageants, political 

causes or campaigns, advertising, film, or video projects, research, 

athletic sponsorships or events, tickets for contests, raffles, or any other 

activities with prizes, travel, capital campaigns, endowments, 

association memberships, or registration fees, or projects that send 

products or people to a foreign county. 

36. Brunswick Community Library, Troy, NY. $27,213, 2010. For New Library 

Technology. 

37. Chicago Public Library Foundation, Chicago, IL. $25,000, 2010. For 

Regional Online Access and Academic Success. 

38. Fayetteville Public Library, Fayetteville, AR. $35,000, 2010. 

39. Fayetteville Public Library Foundation, Fayetteville, AR. $35,000, 2010. 

40. FirstLink, Fargo, ND. $10,750, 2010. 

41. Fundacion Luis Munoz Marin, San Juan, PR. $10,000, 2010. 

42. HealthInsight, Salt Lake City, UT. $41,000, 2010. 

43. HealthInsight of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV. $24,500, 2010. 

44. Providence Public Library, Providence, RI. $25,000, 2010. For Workplace 

Readiness Class. 

45. Publius, Detroit, MI. $16,000, 2010. 

46. Roanoke Public Library, Roanoke, VA. $25,000, 2010. For Adult Basic 

Literacy and English for Speakers of Other Languages. 

47. Rogers Public Library Foundation, Rogers, AR. $16,400, 2010. 

Willard and Pat Walker Charitable Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AR, KS, MO and OK. No grants to individuals. 

48. Fayetteville Public Library, Fayetteville, AR. $50,000, 2010. For program 

support. 

Walton Family Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving through two of four funding areas is limited to northwest AR 

and the Mississippi River’s delta region of AR and MS. Educational 

funding is limited to target school districts. No support for 

non-established medical research programs. No grants to individuals, or 

for endowments for operations, church-related construction projects, 

travel expenses for groups to compete or perform, or business-related 

activities such as start-up costs, or expenses related to groups or 

individuals participating in non-curricular programs. 

49. Baxter County Public Library Foundation, Mountain Home, AR. $10,000, 

2009. 

50. GreatSchools, San Francisco, CA. $1,800,000, 2009. 

51. School Choice Ohio, Columbus, OH. $400,000, 2009. 

Windgate Charitable Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis with emphasis on the Midwest and 

Southwest. No support for private religious schools or churches. No 

grants to individuals, or for undesignated annual funds, debt retirement, 

completed projects, or group travel for performance or competition. 

52. Carmel-By-The-Sea Public Library Foundation, Carmel, CA. $25,000, 2010. 

For programs. 

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Grants for Libraries & Information Services Argyros—CALIFORNIA 

53. Grantmakers in the Arts, Seattle, WA. $20,000, 2010. For Arts Education 

Funders’ Database Project. 

54. Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens, San Marino, 

CA. $50,000, 2010. For Maloof Exhibition. 


CA. $25,000, 2010. For Charles Rohlf’s Exhibit. 

56. Shaker Museum and Library, Old Chatham, NY. $50,000, 2010. For 

Brethren’s Workshop Project. 

CALIFORNIA 

The Ahmanson Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southern CA, with emphasis on the Los Angeles 

area. No support for religious organizations for sectarian purposes, or 

advocacy or political organizations. No grants to individuals, or generally 

for continuing support, endowed chairs, annual campaigns, deficit 

financing, professorships, internships, film production, media projects, 

general research and development, workshops, studies, surveys, 

operational support of regional and national charities, underwriting, or 

exchange programs. 

57. 1in6, Santa Clarita, CA. $30,000, 2010. Toward Web site enhancements 

for program expansion. 

58. Access Books, Los Angeles, CA. $27,500, 2010. For book acquisitions 

for libraries in Compton Unified School District. 

59. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $30,000, 2010. For general support 

and FC Online activities. 

60. Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CA. $100,000, 2010. Toward 

renovation of Library Computer Lab. 


CA. $50,000, 2010. For general support. 


CA. $50,000, 2010. Toward book acquisitions for Library. 




CA. $25,000, 2010. Toward the Huntington Gardens. 

65. Library Foundation of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA. $260,000, 2010. 

Toward online Live Homework Help program, Web-based educational 

databases, and for evaluation. 


Toward capital improvements. 


Toward program support. 

68. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA. $25,000, 2010. 

Toward acquiring Allan C. Balch Art Research Library. 

69. Los Angeles Police Historical Society, Los Angeles, CA. $14,900, 2010. 

Toward conserving fallen officer photographic portraits, 1911-1920. 

70. UCLA Foundation, Los Angeles, CA. $100,000, 2010. Toward renovation 

of the UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center Library. 

71. UCLA Foundation, Los Angeles, CA. $75,000, 2010. Toward California 

Rare Book School. 

72. UCLA Foundation, University Research Library, Los Angeles, CA. 

$100,000, 2010. Toward Phase II of UCLA History Book. 

73. UCLA Foundation, University Research Library, Los Angeles, CA. $50,000, 

2010. Toward Center for Primary Research and Training. 

74. UCLA Foundation, William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, Los Angeles, 

CA. $50,000, 2010. Toward book acquisitions. 


CA. $50,000, 2010. For Post-doctoral Fellowships; Chamber Music 

Series; and Ahmanson Undergraduate Seminar. 


CA. $50,000, 2010. Toward acquiring Edward Burne-Jones letters. 

The Herb Alpert Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis, with an emphasis on Los Angeles, CA. 

No grants to individuals (except for awards and scholarship programs). 


Amgen Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis in areas of company 

operations, with emphasis on Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Ventura, 

CA, CO, KY, Greater Boston, Middlesex, and Suffolk counties, MA, 

Juncos, PR, RI, King and South Snohomish counties, WA, and Europe; 

giving also to regional and national organizations. No support for religious 

organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, political 

organizations, labor unions or fraternal, service, or veterans’ 

organizations, international organizations, private foundations, or 

discriminatory organizations. No grants to individuals (except for AASTE), 

or for fundraising or sports-related events, corporate sponsorships, or 

lobbying activities. 

78. Grillo Health Information Center, Boulder, CO. $18,996, 2010. For 

increasing healthcare knowledge and decision-making ability of 

healthcare consumers. 

79. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $10,000, 2010. For general operating 

support. 

80. Hospice of Boulder County, Lafayette, CO. $25,000, 2010. For Electronic 

Document Management Project. 

The Annenberg Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southern CA; some grants to countries in 

Europe, Africa and Asia. No support for political activities. No grants to 

individuals directly. 

81. Aegis Trust, London, England. $187,500, 2010. For the general 

operations of the Kigali Memorial Centre and Memorial Gardens, 

sustainability efforts, the Wall of Names, and National Genocide Archive 

of the Centre. 

82. American Library in Paris, Paris, France. $680,725, 2010. For Second 

Century capital campaign. 

83. American Library in Paris, Paris, France. $71,181, 2010. For the Evenings 

with Author series and for general operating support. 

84. Americans for the Arts, Washington, DC. $10,000, 2010. For unrestricted 

general support. 

85. Charities Aid Foundation America, Alexandria, VA. $250,000, 2010. For 

Annenberg Foundation Fund at Charities Aid Foundation America. 







89. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $10,000, 2010. For Membership 

Program. 

90. Library Foundation of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA. $30,000, 2010. For 

literacy programs. 

91. Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation, Simi Valley, CA. $6,600,000, 

2010. For Walter and Leonore Annenberg Presidential Learning Center. 

92. TechSoup Global, San Francisco, CA. $50,000, 2010. For the 

development of NGO Equivalency Determination Information Repository. 

93. Wonder of Reading, Los Angeles, CA. $50,000, 2010. For the School 

Library Renovation, Restock, and Literacy Programs. 

The Applied Materials Foundation 


San Jose, CA; giving also to organizations outside of the United States. 

No support for missing children organizations, fraternities, religious or 

political organizations, commencements, PTAs, or alumni groups. No 

grants to individuals, or for general operating support, capital campaigns, 

research, sporting events for schools or civic teams, health-related 

programs or sponsorships, or fundraisers. 

94. Greenlights for Nonprofit Success, Austin, TX. $15,000, 2009. 

95. Santa Clara City Library Foundation, Santa Clara, CA. $10,000, 2009. 

The Argyros Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Orange County, CA. No grants to individuals. 

96. Library of Congress, Washington, DC. $25,000, 2009. 


CALIFORNIA—Bechtel, Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation 

(formerly Stephen D. Bechtel, Jr. Charitable Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the San Francisco Bay, CA, area. No grants to 

individuals or for endowment activities and no international grants. 

97. EdSource, Mountain View, CA. $60,000, 2009. For program support. 

98. Friends and Foundation of the San Francisco Public Library, San Francisco, 

CA. $50,000, 2009. For capital support. 

99. Friends and Foundation of the San Francisco Public Library, San Francisco, 

CA. $50,000, 2009. For capital support. 

100. MentorNet, San Jose, CA. $50,000, 2009. For program support. 

101. Round Valley Public Library, Friends of the, Covelo, CA. $30,000, 2009. 

For capital support. 

Shimon ben Joseph Foundation 

(also known as Jim Joseph Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving in the U.S., initially targeting on the greater metropolitan 

areas of Los Angeles and San Francisco, CA, Boston, MA and 

Washington DC. Generally, no support for individual schools, camps, 

congregations, youth groups, etc. No grants for capital projects, 

endowments, or to support operating deficits. 

102. Brandeis University, Waltham, MA. $796,507, 2009. For phase three of 

implementation of JData into fully functional Jewish education database 

website. 

103. Eli and Bessie Cohen Hillel Academy, Marblehead, MA. $15,000, 2009. 

For subscriptions to PJ Library. 

William K. Bowes, Jr. Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA. No grants to individuals. 

104. Public Library of Science, San Francisco, CA. $200,000, 2009. For 

general support toward PLOS’s mission. 

Eli & Edythe Broad Foundation 

(also known as The Broad Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No grants to individuals. 

105. Evanston Public Library, Evanston, IL. $10,000, 2009. For General Fund. 


General Fund. 

107. Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, MA. $20,000, 

2009. For Stone Hill Center. 

108. William J. Clinton Presidential Foundation, Little Rock, AR. $49,830, 

2009. For general support. 

California Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Los Angeles County, CA. No support for sectarian 

purposes. No grants to individuals (except fellowships for artists or 

scholarships), or for annual campaigns, equipment, endowment funds, 

debt reduction, operating budgets, re-granting, fellowships, films, 

conferences, dinners, or special events. 

109. California Child Care Resource and Referral Network, San Francisco, CA. 

$12,000, 2010. 

110. Korean Health Education Information and Research Center, Los Angeles, 

CA. $160,000, 2010. 


112. Pasadena Education Network, Pasadena, CA. $10,000, 2010. 

113. Social and Public Art Resource Center, Venice, CA. $95,000, 2010. 

114. Southern California Center for Nonprofit Management, Los Angeles, CA. 

$92,500, 2010. 

115. Southern California Library for Social Studies and Research, Los Angeles, 

CA. $25,000, 2010. 

The California Endowment 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA. No support for political purposes, medical 

or scientific research, or uncompensated care for direct clinical services. 

No grants to individuals for scholarships; fellowships or grants, or for 

endowments, operating deficits or retirement of debt, media projects not 

part of a broader project or strategy, medical supplies, laboratory fees, 

X-ray services, medications, vaccines or prescriptions; capital funding for 

purchase, construction or renovation of facilities or other physical 

infrastructure; indirect costs that exceed 15 percent of the total of 

requested personnel and operating costs. 

116. Advancement Project, Healthy City Project, Los Angeles, CA. $308,525, 

2011. For Building Healthy Communities Mapping Platform. 

117. Alameda County Public Health Department, Oakland, CA. $100,000, 

2011. For Multi-Media Expansion Project. 

118. ASPIRA Association, Hispanic Link Online, Washington, DC. $10,000, 

2011. For Expanding Latino-Focused Health News. 

119. Bay Citizen, San Francisco, CA. $205,639, 2011. 1.50-year grant. For 

Community Health News. 

120. California Department of Parks and Recreation, Sacramento, CA. 

$50,000, 2011. For Cover the Kids, Expanding Health Coverage 

Outreach. 

121. Center to Promote HealthCare Access, Oakland, CA. $1,250,000, 2011. 

2-year grant. For Promoting Enrollment Reform and Systems Integration. 

122. Clinica Sierra Vista, Bakersfield, CA. $807,813, 2011. 2-year grant. For 

Building Health Access through a Health Navigator. 

123. Common Sense Media, San Francisco, CA. $85,000, 2011. For Defining 

a Digital Advocacy Platform for Health Improvement. 

124. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $60,000, 2011. For General Program 

Support. 

125. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $23,750, 2011. For Annual 

Membership. 

126. Legal Services of Northern California, Sacramento, CA. $100,000, 2011. 

For Building Healthy Communities Legal Services Training. 

127. Lybba, Los Angeles, CA. $425,000, 2011. 2-year grant. For Online Health 

Community. 

128. Lybba, Los Angeles, CA. $10,000, 2011. For Healthcare Learning 

Sessions. 

129. Managed Risk Medical Insurance Board, Sacramento, CA. $75,000, 

2011. For Health-e-App Public Access Outreach Campaign. 

130. Nonprofit Resource Center, Sacramento, CA. $120,962, 2011. For 

Capacity Building for a Shared Vision of Community Health. 

131. Project Inform, San Francisco, CA. $50,000, 2011. For Education and 

Advocacy to Foster Implementation of Health Care Reform. 

132. Sacramento Employment and Training Agency, Sacramento, CA. 

$32,500, 2011. For Improving the Health of At-Risk Youth. 

133. Taulama for Tongans, San Mateo, CA. $10,000, 2011. For Cancer 

Outreach. 

134. University of Southern California, Annenberg School for Communication 

and Journalism, Los Angeles, CA. $330,000, 2011. 2-year grant. For 

Community Health Education for Entertainment Media Professionals. 

California Physicians’ Service Foundation 

(doing business as Blue Shield of California Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to CA. No support for religious organizations not of 

direct benefit to the entire community or political candidates or 

organizations. No grants to individuals (except for employee-related 

scholarships), or for award dinners, athletic events, competitions, 

special events, or tournaments, conferences or seminars, capital 

construction, television, film, or media production, political causes or 

campaigns, direct medical, specialty, or social services, subsidies to 

individuals for insurance coverage, outreach and enrollment activities for 

public health insurance programs, or case management. 

135. Center to Promote HealthCare Access, One-e-App, Oakland, CA. 

$125,000, 2009. For Promoting Enrollment Modernization and Reform. 

136. Health Technology Center, San Francisco, CA. $30,000, 2009. For 

General Support. 

137. Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, New York, NY. $125,208, 

2009. For The IAVA Military Families Initiative. 

138. Korean Health Education Information and Research Center, Los Angeles, 

CA. $50,000, 2009. For Community Clinic Initiative. 

139. Western Health Information Network, Long Beach, CA. $62,500, 2009. 

For Health Information Exchange. 

140. Western Health Information Network, Long Beach, CA. $62,500, 2009. 

For Health Information Exchange. 

The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis, with emphasis on CA, 

NY, Indonesia, Mexico, Pakistan, and Russia. No support for religious, 

political, or fraternal organizations or professional organizations. No 



CA. $22,500, 2010. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Frank—CALIFORNIA 


CA. $14,000, 2010. 


Chartwell Charitable Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA and NY. 


The Christensen Fund 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Southwest (Four Corners region), northern 

Mexico (including the Colorado Plateau and Delta, the Pueblo and 

Hispanic communities of the Rio Arriba/Rio Grande, the Sonoran Desert 

on both sides of the Mexican-U.S. border and east of the Colorado River, 

and the Sierra Tarahumara Montane West), Central Asia (the mountains 

and associated valleys of northeastern Turkey, the Kyrgyz Republic, and 

Tajikistan), the Rift Valley (especially southwest Ethiopia and adjacent 

areas of northern Kenya) Northern Australia (especially Arhem Land, Far 

Northern Queensland, and the Kimberley and Torres Strait Islands), and 

Melanesia, (Papua New Giunea and Vanuatu). No grants to individuals, 

or for capital funds, or building or renovation funding; no loans. 

145. Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Fort Worth, TX. $40,000, 2010. 

For final phase of botanical fieldwork in New Guinea, to update important 

reference materials on forest trees and poorly known plant groups, and 

to build a publicly accessible digital database on the distribution of plant 

diversity on the island. 

146. Mountain Societies Development Support Programme, Osh, Kyrgyzstan. 

$25,000, 2010. For children in pastoralist communities of Karakulja 

district (Southern Kyrgyzstan) with culturally appropriate quality learning 

opportunities and enhance their biocultural learning through 

establishment of mobile kindergartens and mobile libraries. 

Cisco Systems Foundation 


San Jose, CA. No support for discriminatory organizations, religious, 

political, or sectarian organizations no of direct benefit to the entire 

community, public schools or school systems, charter schools, school 

foundations, booster clubs, colleges or universities, pass-through 

organizations, or grantmaking foundations. No grants to individuals, or 

for research, start-up needs, scholarships, stipends, or loans, athletic 

events, competitions, or tournaments, conferences or seminars, festival 

or similar one day events, field trips, fundraising events or sponsorships, 

capital campaigns, or challenge or matching grants; generally, no 

equipment funding. 

147. Aphasia Center of California, Oakland, CA. $15,000, 2010. For training 

and supporting people with aphasia to access medical and other critical 

services via the Internet. 

The Clorox Company Foundation 


the Oakland, CA, area; giving on a national and international basis for 

disaster relief. No support for national organizations, religious 


parties, candidates, or organizations, or exclusive membership 

organizations. No grants for fundraising, athletic events or league 

sponsorships, travel, advertising or promotional sponsorships, tickets, 

conferences, conventions, meetings, or similar events, media 

production, political activities, dues, debt reduction, capital campaigns, 

or individual school projects. 


Costa Rica Earthquake Disaster Relief contribution for Un Techo para 

Chile through CAF America. 

S. H. Cowell Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Northern and Central California. No support for 

projects restricted to people with specific medical, physical, or health 

conditions, daycare centers, drug or alcohol abuse programs, 

environmental or conservation programs, medical service projects, 

political lobbying, population programs, post-secondary education, 

projects that are the responsibility of government agencies (except for 

school districts), or sectarian, politically partisan, or religious projects. 

No grants to individuals, or for special events conferences, books, films, 

videos, academic or medical research. 

149. Oakland Public Library, Friends of the, Oakland, CA. $25,000, 2010. To 

furnish and stock East Oakland Community Library. 

Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Los Angeles, CA, area. No support for 

tax-supported organizations, radio or television programs, or for political 

purposes. No grants to individuals, or for endowment funds, 

publications, travel, advertising, or scholarships. 

150. Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA. $200,000, 2009. For 

construction of the William H. Hannon Library. 

The East Bay Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Alameda and Contra Costa counties, CA. No 

support for religious organizations for religious purposes. No grants to 

individuals directly, or for building and endowment funds, capital 

expenditures, annual fund appeals, existing obligations, retroactive 

funding, deficit financing, fundraising events, and celebrations. 

151. Alameda County Library Foundation, Fremont, CA. $10,000, 2011. For 

Start with a Story. 

152. Bring Me A Book Foundation, Mountain View, CA. $60,392, 2011. For 

bookcase, libraries and parent engagement classes to 19 Richmond 

Elementary schools. 


bookcase, libraries and parent engagement classes to 19 Richmond 

Elementary schools. 


Oakland Preschool Library Initiative. 

155. Calvary Cross Church of the Highlands, San Bruno, CA. $50,000, 2011. 

For Highlands School Library; Christian Counseling; review existing 

Christian films and videos. 

156. Center for Health Care Strategies, Hamilton, NJ. $77,500, 2011. For 

Charity Care Programs and Health Literacy Fact Sheets. 

157. Center for Health Care Strategies, Hamilton, NJ. $57,500, 2011. For 

Charity Care Programs and Health Literacy Fact Sheets. 

158. Contra Costa County Public Library, Pleasant Hill, CA. $21,500, 2011. 

For Crockett branch return to source tax funds. 

159. Great Oakland Public Schools Information Center, Oakland, CA. $50,000, 

2011. For general operating support. 

160. Great Oakland Public Schools Information Center, Oakland, CA. $25,000, 


161. Health Care Interpreter Network, Emeryville, CA. $150,000, 2011. For 

Core Support. 

162. Oakland Small Schools Foundation, Oakland, CA. $10,000, 2011. For 

Encompass Academy - Fast Forward reading intervention program at 81st 

Avenue Library. 

163. Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace Foundation, Yorba Linda, CA. 

$10,000, 2011. For general support. 

164. Saint Pauls Episcopal School, Oakland, CA. $50,000, 2011. For New 

Gym, Playground and Library. 

165. Saint Pauls Episcopal School, Oakland, CA. $50,000, 2011. For New 

Gym, Playground and Library. 

166. Saint Pauls Episcopal School, Oakland, CA. $25,000, 2011. For capital 

for new gym and library. 

167. University of California, San Francisco, CA. $187,500, 2011. For 

Improvement Coaching in the Safety Net. 

168. University of California, San Francisco, CA. $187,500, 2011. For 

Improvement Coaching in the Safety Net. 

Sidney E. Frank Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the San Francisco Bay Area and San Diego, CA, 

HI, and New York City. No grants to individuals. 

169. American Associates of the Royal National Theater, New York, NY. 

$79,200, 2009. For screenings of All’s Well That Ends Well through 

National Theatre Live and digitization of video performance archive. 

170. Association of Jewish Libraries, Woodland Hills, CA. $10,000, 2009. For 

grant in honor of Marogt S. Berman. 

171. Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-upon-Avon, England. $100,000, 

2009. For digital transfer of video productions archive and secure 

installation of digital archive in multiple locations. 


CALIFORNIA—Frank Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

172. Shakespeare’s Globe, London, England. $75,000, 2009. For tour in the 

U.S. of Love’s Labour’s Lost and for digital transfer of video performance 

archive. 

173. Theater Communications Group, New York, NY. $85,000, 2009. To 

distribute Richard Wilbur translations of Moliere plays to universities, 

high schools, libraries and theaters and for panel discussion with Mr. 

Wilbur about his work. 

174. YM-YWHA, 92nd Street, Poetry Center, New York, NY. $100,000, 2009. 

To digitize and provide wider access to archive of event recordings. 

Fund for Nonviolence 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis; giving through Prison 

Program primarily in CA. No support for direct services not in the context 

of social change. No grants for one time events or experiences without 

meaningful follow up; or for individually designed academic research or 

media projects. 

175. Observatorio Latinoamericano de Conflictos Ambientales, Santiago, 

Chile. $12,000, 2009. 

Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily to programs directly affecting residents of 

Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, and San Mateo counties 

in CA, and HI. No support for religious purposes or private schools. No 

grants to individuals (except for individual artist sections of Collaboration 

Awards), or for direct services, deficit budgets, general operating funds, 

building or equipment funds, general fundraising campaigns, 

publications, or scholarships. 

176. Global Footprint Network, Oakland, CA. $25,000, 2010. For its project 

to create a San Francisco Ecological Footprint. 

177. MAPLight.org, Berkeley, CA. $100,000, 2010. For its work correlating 

lawmakers’ voting records with sources of contributions received. 

The Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, with emphasis on the San Francisco Bay 

Area. No grants to individuals. 

178. Friends and Foundation of the San Francisco Public Library, San 

Francisco, CA. $10,000, 2009. For general operating support. 

J. Paul Getty Trust 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis, with emphasis on Los 

Angeles and Southern CA. No grants for operating or endowment 

purposes, start-up, construction or maintenance of buildings, or 

acquisition of works of art. 

179. Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $400,000, 2011. 3-year grant. For 

the implementation of online scholarly catalogue of paintings and 

drawings by Claude Monet and Pierre-August Renoir. 

180. British Museum, London, England. $885,244, 2011. 3.25-year grant. 

For a three-year East Africa Museum Training Program. (545,000). 

181. California State University Long Beach Foundation, University Art 

Museum, Long Beach, CA. $18,000, 2011. 1.25-year grant. For the 

publication Peace Press Graphics 1967-1987: Art in the Pursuit of Social 

Change, University Art Museum, as part of the special initiative Pacific 

Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980. 

182. Chinese American Museum, Friends of the, Los Angeles, CA. $50,000, 

2011. 1.75-year grant. For the exhibition Built in L.A.: Pioneering Chinese 

American Architects, 1945-1980, as part of the special initiative Pacific 


183. Fundacion ArtNexus, Bogota, Colombia. $127,500, 2011. 1.75-year 

grant. For the research seminars Intellectual Networks: Art and Politics 

in Latin America. 

184. Grammy Museum Foundation, Los Angeles, CA. $120,000, 2011. 

1.50-year grant. For the exhibition Good Vibrations: Connecting the Music 

and Pop Art of Southern California, 1960-1980, and related public 

programs, as part of the special initiative Pacific Standard Time: Art in 

L.A. 1945-1980. 


CA. $25,000, 2011. 1.50-year grant. For the publication The House That 

Sam Built: Sam Maloof and Art in the Pomona Valley, 1945-1975, as 

part of the special initiative Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980. 

186. LAXART, Los Angeles, CA. $160,000, 2011. For a performance and 

public art festival as part of the special initiative Pacific Standard Time: 

Art in L.A. 1945-1980. (No. 3). 

187. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA. $60,000, 2011. 

For the planning of online scholarly catalogue of the Southeast Asian art 

collection. 

188. Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History Foundation, Los Angeles, 

CA. $75,000, 2011. For the exhibition +Real and Imagined: Southern 

California Artists Represent the Landscape, 1945-1980,+, as part of the 

special initiative +Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980.+. 

189. Los Angeles, City of, Department of Cultural Affairs, Los Angeles, CA. 

$15,000, 2011. 1.25-year grant. For the publication Civic Virtue: The 

Impact of the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery and the Watts Towers 

Arts Center, as part of the special initiative Pacific Standard Time: Art in 

L.A. 1945-1980. 

190. Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebaek, Denmark. $60,000, 

2011. 1.25-year grant. For the production of illustrated scholarly 

catalogue to accompany the American and European tour of artist Ed 

Kienholz’s +Five Car Stud+ (1969-1972), as part of the special initiative 

+Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980.+. 

191. MAK Center for Art and Architecture, West Hollywood, CA. $20,000, 

2011. For the exhibition catalogue, Sympathetic Seeing: Esther McCoy 

and the Heart of American Modernist Architecture and Design, as part of 

the special initiative Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980. 

192. Museum of Latin American Art, Long Beach, CA. $25,000, 2011. 

1.50-year grant. For the publication MEX/LA: The Legacy of Mexican 

Modernism(s) in Los Angeles 1930-1985, as part of the special initiative 

Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980. 

193. National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC. $237,000, 2011. 2-year grant. 

For the implementation of online scholarly catalogue of the 17th-century 

Dutch paintings collection. 

194. Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles County, Los Angeles, CA. 

$37,000, 2011. For educational outreach program for schools in 

downtown Los Angeles to participate in the special initiative Pacific 


195. Santa Barbara Museum of Art, Santa Barbara, CA. $100,000, 2011. 

1.50-year grant. For the exhibition and publication Pasadena to Santa 

Barbara: A Selected History of Art in Southern California, 1951-1969, as 

part of the special initiative Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 1945-1980. 

196. Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, WA. $248,000, 2011. 1.50-year grant. For 

the implementation of online scholarly catalogue of the Chinese painting 

and calligraphy collection. 

197. Southern California Institute of Architecture, Los Angeles, CA. $200,000, 

2011. 1.25-year grant. For the SCI-Arc Online Archive. 


2011. For Unfolding Narratives: Art Histories in East-Central Europe after 

1989. 

199. University of California, Riverside, CA. $20,000, 2011. 1.25-year grant. 

For the publication Seismic Shift: Lewis Baltz, Joe Deal and California 

Landscape Photography, 1945-1980, California Museum of 

Photography, University of California, Riverside, as part of the special 

initiative Pacific Standard Time: Art in L.A. 

200. University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA. $50,000, 2011. 

1.50-year grant. For exhibition on the Los Angeles Center for 

Photographic Studies to be held at the Fisher Museum of Art, as part of 

the special initiative Pacific Standard Time Art in LA: 1945-1980. 

201. Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN. $375,000, 2011. 3-year grant. For 

the implementation of online scholarly catalogue of works accessioned 

into the collection since 2005. 

The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Los Angeles, CA and Israel. No grants for 

individuals, capital campaigns or legislation. 

202. Institute for College Access and Success, Oakland, CA. $100,000, 


Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the San Francisco Bay Area, CA. No grants to 

individuals; no support for deficit budgets, endowments, conferences, 

events, documentaries, films, books, or research. 

203. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $25,000, 2010. For Anniversary 

Campaign. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Hilton—CALIFORNIA 

Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the San Francisco Bay Area, CA, and Israel. 

Giving nationally and internationally in the areas of population and the 

environment. No grants to individuals, or for deficit budgets, endowment 

funds, documentary films, conferences, research, scholarships, 

fellowships, matching gifts, or general operating budgets of established 

organizations; no loans. 

204. Bank Information Center, Washington, DC. $100,000, 2010. To 

strengthen environmental and social policies of international financial 

institutions’ extractive industry projects. 

205. Foundation Center San Francisco, San Francisco, CA. $10,000, 2010. 

For general operating. 


Francisco, CA. $10,000, 2010. For general operating support (annual 

list). 

207. Holocaust Center of Northern California, San Francisco, CA. $50,000, 

2010. For Shalhevet program, to provide Jewish teens with educational 

travel program to Poland and Israel. 

208. San Francisco Adult Day Services Network, San Francisco, CA. $10,000, 

2010. For general operating support (annual list). 

209. Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S., New York, NY. 

$50,000, 2010. For Community Preparedness Project, mobilizing 

parents, teachers, school board members, and administrators. 

210. United Way of the Bay Area, San Francisco, CA. $50,000, 2010. To 

create a 2-1-1 system in the Bay Area to provide community, volunteer 

and human service information and referral. 

211. University of California, Berkeley Art Museum, Berkeley, CA. $10,000, 

2010. For general support of Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film 

Archive. 

The Grove Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA. No grants to individuals, or for construction. 

212. Single Stop USA, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. For project support. 

Mimi and Peter Haas Fund 

(formerly Miriam and Peter Haas Fund) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in San Francisco, CA; early childhood, direct 

service component is limited to San Francisco. No grants to individuals. 


Francisco, CA. $10,000, 2009. For Annual Literary Laureates Dinner. 

214. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $25,000, 2009. For Library Lions, 

annual fundraising event. 

215. Single Stop USA, New York, NY. $250,000, 2009. For San Francisco 

Anti-Poverty Program. 







Walter and Elise Haas Fund 

Limitations: Giving primarily in San Francisco and Alameda County, CA. No 

grants to individuals, or for general fundraising, endowment campaigns, 

scholarships, fellowships, or for video or film production (except through 

the Creative Work Fund). 

219. Eden Information and Referral Service, Hayward, CA. $50,000, 2010. 

220. EdSource, Mountain View, CA. $65,000, 2010. 


Francisco, CA. $100,000, 2010. 

222. Single Stop USA, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. 

223. United Way of the Bay Area, HelpLINK, San Francisco, CA. $50,000, 

2010. 

224. University of California, Berkeley, CA. $10,000, 2010. For Moffitt Library 

Revitalization Campaign. 

Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the San Francisco Bay area, CA; some national 

funding. No support for private foundations, consumer or professional 

groups, labor or trade associations, research centers, or religious 

organizations. No grants to individuals, or for deficit or emergency 

financing, workshops, major equipment, scholarships, direct mail 

campaigns, fundraising events, annual appeals, conferences, 

publications, capital or endowment campaigns, films or videos, or basic 

research. 

225. National Center for Family Philanthropy, Washington, DC. $35,000, 


The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the San Francisco Bay Area and Central Valley, 

CA, for family and community development programs; performing arts 

primarily limited to the Bay Area. No funds for individuals and generally 

the foundation does not fund scholarships, endowments, capital 

campaigns, building construction, for-profit organizations, or 

unincorporated associations or groups. In addition, the foundation’s 

funds can be used only for purposes that are consistent with its status 

as a charitable organization. 

226. Americans for the Arts, Washington, DC. $200,000, 2010. 2-year grant. 

For a national arts education initiative. 

227. Carter Center, Atlanta, GA. $115,000, 2010. For finalizing and 

disseminating access to information legislation implementation 

assessment tool. 

228. Charity Navigator, Glen Rock, NJ. $75,000, 2010. For project to improve 

rating system. 

229. Clear Fund, GiveWell, Brooklyn, NY. $60,000, 2010. For general 


230. Duke University, Durham, NC. $300,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For general 

support of the Duke Foundation Research Program. 

231. EdSource, Mountain View, CA. $25,000, 2010. For fundraising planning. 

232. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $325,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For the 

Foundation Center to increase and improve the distribution of nonprofit 

research. 

233. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $250,000, 2010. 1.50-year grant. For 

a project to develop a common data standard with the International Aid 

Transparency Initiative. 

234. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $55,566, 2010. For videoconferencing 

project. 

235. GlobalGiving Foundation, Washington, DC. $100,000, 2010. For 

strengthening the Nonprofit Marketplace infrastructure. 

236. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $50,000, 2010. For the second phase 

of the Money for Good research project on donor behavior. 



238. IssueLab, Chicago, IL. $75,000, 2010. For general operating support. 

239. Ithaka Harbors, New York, NY. $1,500,000, 2010. 3-year grant. For 

general operating support. 

240. Ithaka Harbors, New York, NY. $150,000, 2010. For Online Learning at 

Public Universities project. 

241. Ithaka Harbors, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. 1.50-year grant. For 

examining the development of the OpenCourseWare initiative at MIT. 

242. Nonprofit Information Networking Association, Boston, MA. $10,000, 


243. Philanthropedia, Menlo Park, CA. $300,000, 2010. For general operating 

support. 

244. Social and Development Network Kenya, SODNET, Nairobi, Kenya. 

$150,000, 2010. For the INFONET Program. 

245. University of California, Berkeley, CA. $150,000, 2010. 3-year grant. For 

the Pacific Film Archive. 

246. Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Washington, DC. 

$175,000, 2010. For educating policymakers and staff about trade and 

development. 

The Larry L. Hillblom Foundation, Inc. 


247. Fresno County Public Library, Friends of the, Fresno, CA. $40,000, 2009. 

For general support. 

Conrad N. Hilton Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a balanced national and international basis. No support 

for political organizations. No grants to individuals, or for fundraising 

events. 

248. American Foundation for the Blind, New York, NY. $25,000, 2010. For 

digitization of Helen Keller Archives. 


CALIFORNIA—Hilton Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

249. Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation, Simi Valley, CA. $350,000, 

2010. 2-year grant. For implementation of new Education Gateway. 

250. Wonder of Reading, Los Angeles, CA. $10,000, 2010. For library 

renovations, including purchasing new books. 

The James Irvine Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to CA. No support for agencies receiving substantial 

government support. No grants to individuals. 

251. EdSource, Mountain View, CA. $300,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For core 

operating support as part of Linked Learning, an approach to high school 

education which combines strong academics and real-world experience 

to help students build a strong foundation for success in college and 

careers and life. 

252. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $23,000, 2010. To write training for 

prospective applicants to James Irvine Foundation Creative Connections 

Fund. 


2010. 2-year grant. To support success of low-income community college 

students in California by lowering financial obstacles to enrollment and 

completion. 

Charles and Ann Johnson Foundation 


254. George Bush Presidential Library Foundation, College Station, TX. 

$224,480, 2009. 


2009. 

The Mitchell Kapor Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the San Francisco Bay Area, CA; limited giving 

in southern CA and nationally. No grants to individuals. 

256. Public.Resource.Org, Sebastopol, CA. $25,000, 2009. 

Koret Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Bay Area counties of San Francisco, Alameda, 

Contra Costa, Marin, Santa Clara, and San Mateo, CA; giving also in 

Israel and on a national basis for Jewish funding requests. No support 

for private foundations, or veterans’, fraternal, military, religious, or 

sectarian organizations whose principal activity is for the benefit of their 

own membership. No grants to individuals, or for endowment funds or 

deficit financing. 

257. American Numismatic Society, New York, NY. $10,000, 2009. For 

General Operating Support. 


$25,000, 2009. For George H W. Bush Economic Policy Legacy. 

259. United Way of the Bay Area, San Francisco, CA. $35,000, 2009. For 

Implementation of Bay Area Regional 2-1-1 System. 

260. United Way Silicon Valley, San Jose, CA. $15,000, 2009. For 

implementation of Santa Clara County 2-1-1 System. 

Lakeside Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the San Francisco Bay Area, CA, as well as the 

Charleston, SC area. No grants to individuals; no loans. 

261. University of California, Bancroft Library, Berkeley, CA. $10,000, 2010. 


The Leichtag Family Foundation 


262. Info Line of San Diego County, San Diego, CA. $306,401, 2010. 

Lucasfilm Foundation 


263. Anthology Film Archives, New York, NY. $25,000, 2009. For general 

support. 

Marin Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving from Buck Trust limited to Marin County, CA; other giving 

on a national and international basis with emphasis on the San Francisco 

Bay Area. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for 

planning initiatives, or capital projects (except those meeting criteria 

specified in the funding guidelines). Other limitations specific to each 

program area are outlined in the funding guidelines. 

264. Bancroft Library, Friends of the, Berkeley, CA. $12,500, 2010. 

265. Marin County Library Foundation, Point Reyes Station, CA. $14,000, 

2010. 

266. Marin Link, San Rafael, CA. $44,700, 2010. 

267. San Anselmo Library, Friends of the, San Anselmo, CA. $100,000, 2010. 

268. San Rafael Public Library, Friends of the, San Rafael, CA. $10,000, 

2010. 

269. San Rafael Public Library, Friends of the, San Rafael, CA. $10,000, 

2010. 

270. Single Stop USA, New York, NY. $241,000, 2010. 

The Marisla Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily on the West Coast of the U.S. (including Baja, CA), 

and in HI, Chile, and the Western Pacific for the environment; funding for 

women limited to Los Angeles and Orange County, CA. No support for 

political campaigns. No grants to individuals, or for scholarships, 

fellowships, or film or video projects. 

271. Basel Action Network, Seattle, WA. $25,000, 2009. For Global 

Environment Health and Justice Campaign. 

272. Earth Action Network, Norwalk, CT. $30,000, 2009. For E-Magazine/ 

Special Issue on Autism. 

273. Earth Action Network, E/The Environmental Magazine, Norwalk, CT. 

$30,000, 2009. For E-Magazine/General Support. 

274. Self Reliance Foundation, Washington, DC. $25,000, 2009. For Spanish 

Language Environmental Radio. 

275. Working America Education Fund, Washington, DC. $50,000, 2009. For 

Green Economy and Good Jobs. 

Monterey Peninsula Foundation 

(formerly Monterey Peninsula Golf Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Monterey, Santa Cruz, San Benito counties, CA; 

limited grants to Northern, CA. No support for labor organizations, 

fraternal organizations or other organizations with limited constituency, 

no political parties, candidates or political organizations. No grants to 

individuals or for emergency operating funds, deficits, research projects, 

endowments, development of production of books, films or video 

projects, organization with a limited constituency, annual meetings, 

advertising, contests, fundraising, ceremonies, conferences, travel, 

testimonials, or memorials, or for multi-year campaigns, or capital 

campaigns. 

276. United Way of Monterey County, Monterey, CA. $50,000, 2010. For 

2-1-1 Monterey County. 

Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a worldwide basis (North Pacific Rim and Andes-Amazon), 

with some focus on the San Francisco Bay Area, CA, for selected 

projects. No grants to individuals, or for arts, building/renovation, 

endowments, capital campaigns, labor issues, or for sports programs. 

277. Carnegie Institution of Washington, Washington, DC. $795,360, 2009. 

For Enabling Satellite-Based Forest Monitoring in the Andes Ama Region. 

278. Fedora Commons, Ithaca, NY. $1,200,000, 2009. For Open-Source 

Software for Knowledge Sharing. 

279. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $50,000, 2009. For General 

Operations. 

280. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $35,000, 2009. For General 

Operations. 

281. Internet Archive, San Francisco, CA. $490,939, 2009. For Scalable Data 

Storage and Management for Collaborative Open Access Systems. 

282. Missouri Botanical Garden, Saint Louis, MO. $106,267, 2009. For 

Integrating Fedora Into Tropicos and the Biodiversity Heritage Library. 

Dan Murphy Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Los Angeles, CA. 


CA. $25,000, 2009. 

284. Los Angeles Public Library, Central Library, Los Angeles, CA. $100,000, 

2009. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services PG&E—CALIFORNIA 

The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southern CA. No support for political 

organizations or campaigns. No grants to individuals, or for film or video 

projects; no loans. 


CA. $200,000, 2010. For Desert Garden Master Plan. 


Grandparents and Books. 

287. Long Beach Public Library Foundation, Long Beach, CA. $10,000, 2010. 

For Family Learning Centers. 

288. Peninsula Friends of the Library, Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA. $20,000, 

2010. For capacity-building support for fund development. 

Omidyar Network Fund, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily on a national and international basis. No grants 

to individuals. 

289. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $700,000, 2009. For general 


290. Microfinance Information Exchange, Washington, DC. $200,000, 2009. 

For general operating support. 

291. Sunlight Foundation, Washington, DC. $4,000,000, 2009. For general 


Orange County Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Orange County, CA for discretionary grants; 

donor-advised grants are national in scope. 

292. Charities Aid Foundation America, Alexandria, VA. $10,000, 2010. 


CA. $15,000, 2010. 

294. Institute on Religion and Civic Values, Fountain Valley, CA. $95,000, 

2010. 

295. Laguna Beach Library, Friends of, Laguna Beach, CA. $18,500, 2010. 

296. Newport Beach Public Library Foundation, Newport Beach, CA. $12,250, 

2010. 

297. People for Irvine Community Health, 211 Orange County, Costa Mesa, 

CA. $25,200, 2010. 

298. Whittier Area First Day Coalition, Whittier, CA. $30,000, 2010. 

Bernard Osher Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Alameda and San Francisco counties, CA, and 

ME. No grants to individuals. 


Francisco, CA. $50,000, 2009. 

Pacific Life Foundation 

(formerly Pacific Mutual Charitable Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in the greater 

Orange County, CA, area and Omaha, NE; giving also to statewide and 

national organizations. No support for political parties or candidates or 

partisan political organizations, labor or fraternal organizations, athletic 

or social clubs, K-12 schools, school districts, or school foundations 

(except for 3T’s of Education), sectarian or denominational religious 

organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, or sports 

leagues or teams. No grants to individuals, or for fundraising events or 

advertising sponsorships; no in-kind donations. 

300. People for Irvine Community Health, 211 Orange County, Costa Mesa, 

CA. $10,000, 2010. For general operating support. 

The David and Lucile Packard Foundation 

Limitations: Giving for national and international grants, with special focus on 

the Northern CA counties of San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, 

Monterey, and San Benito; giving also on Pueblo, CO. No support for 

religious or political organizations. No grants to individuals. 

301. Americans for the Arts, Washington, DC. $10,375, 2010. For 

scholarships for local organizations to the National Arts Marketing 

Projects annual conference. 


$200,000, 2010. For research, policy and membership activities related 

to preschool and early learning. 


$40,000, 2010. For executive transition. 

304. California Library Association, Folsom, CA. $50,000, 2010. To facilitate, 

support and evaluate relationships between summer enrichment 

programs and California’s Public Library Association. 

305. California Managed Risk Medical Insurance Board, Sacramento, CA. 

$35,080, 2010. To implement communication and outreach plan to 

promote launch of the Health-e-App Public Access Project. 

306. Children Now, Oakland, CA. $350,000, 2010. To establish early learning 

data hub that will strengthen state’s early learning system. 

307. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $120,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For 


308. GreatNonprofits, Menlo Park, CA. $50,000, 2010. To develop Facebook 

applications for nonprofits. 

309. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $60,000, 2010. For membership. 

310. International Womens Tribune Centre, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. 

To develop a three-year strategy and to plan executive transition. 



312. Palo Alto Library Foundation, Palo Alto, CA. $250,000, 2010. For Launch 

Our Libraries campaign in Palo Alto over one year. 

313. United Way of Santa Cruz County, Capitola, CA. $14,000, 2010. For 

one-time support for launch of the Santa Cruz County 2-1-1 service. 

314. University of California, Los Angeles, CA. $115,000, 2010. For the 

renovation and refurbishment of the UCLA Chicano Studies Research 

Center library. 

The Packard Humanities Institute 


315. Bach-Archiv, Leipzig, Germany. $236,600, 2009. For historical research, 

conservation and publication of music by Bach. 

316. University of California, Berkeley, CA. $125,000, 2009. For Pacific Film 

Archive in Berkeley, California. 

317. University of California, UCLA Film Archive, Los Angeles, CA. $268,800, 

2009. For facilities staffing. 


2009. For processing and storage of Jeff Joseph Collection of films. 


2009. For Facilities Manager for Santa Clarita Nitrate Vaults. 


2009. For staffing. 

The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Los Angeles County, CA. No support for sectarian, 

religious, or fraternal purposes, or for political organizations. No grants 

to individuals, or for annual campaigns, fundraising events, dinners, 

mass mailings, workshops, federated fundraising appeals, seminars, 

conferences or generally for multi-year funding; no loans. 

321. Crystal Stairs, Los Angeles, CA. $30,000, 2010. For general support. 

322. Grandparents as Parents, Canoga Park, CA. $100,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. For program support. 




For ALOUD at Central Library series of lectures, readings, performances, 

and discussions. 

325. MySafe:LA, Los Angeles, CA. $25,000, 2010. For general support. 

Pasadena Community Foundation 

(formerly Pasadena Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Altadena, Pasadena, and Sierra Madre, CA, 

areas. No support for private foundations, or for educational institutions 

or sectarian organizations (except for social service programs sponsored 

by educational institutions or sectarian organizations). No grants to 

individuals (except for scholarships), or for continuing support, general 

or operating support, expenses incurred in performance of program 

services, or elections. 


CA. $37,601, 2009. 

The PG&E Corporation Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas or company operations in CA. No support 

for religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, 

political or partisan organizations, or discriminatory organizations. No 


CALIFORNIA—PG&E Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

grants to individuals, or for tickets for contests, raffles, or other activities 

with prizes, endowments, filmmaking, debt-reduction campaigns, or 

political or partisan events. 

327. California State University, Bakersfield, CA. $25,000, 2009. For pledge 

to replace and upgrade lab computers in the Walter Stiern Library on 

CSUB Campus. 

328. Contra Costa Crisis Center, Walnut Creek, CA. $15,000, 2009. For 211 

Information and Referral Program. 

329. Eden Area Information and Reference, Hayward, CA. $25,000, 2009. For 


330. United Way of Fresno County, Fresno, CA. $12,500, 2009. For Central 

Valley 211 Call Center. 

331. United Way of San Luis Obispo County, San Luis Obispo, CA. $20,000, 

2009. For Emergency Fund Matching Grant for 211 Information and 

Referral Call Service. 

332. United Way of Sonoma-Mendocino-Lake, Santa Rosa, CA. $10,000, 

2009. For 2-1-1 in Mendocino County. 

333. United Way of the Bay Area, San Francisco, CA. $200,000, 2009. For 

regional 2-1-1 system so that it will continue to provide easy access to 

needed services and supports. 

334. United Way Silicon Valley, San Jose, CA. $15,000, 2009. For 2-1-1 Santa 

Clara County. 

The Priem Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NY; some giving also in CA. No grants to 

individuals. 

335. Alameda County Library Foundation, Fremont, CA. $250,000, 2010. 

The John and Lisa Pritzker Family Fund 

Limitations: Giving primarily in San Francisco, CA. No grants to individuals. 

336. Room to Read, San Francisco, CA. $15,000, 2009. For Project to 

Establish a Library for Poor Children in South Africa or Zambia with 

500-1000 Books and Necessary Furniture/Equipment. 

The San Diego Foundation 

(formerly San Diego Community Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater San Diego, CA, region. No support 

for religious organizations. No grants to individuals (except for 

scholarships), or for annual or capital fund campaigns, endowment 

funds, conferences, travel, or to underwrite fundraising events and 

performances. 

337. Americans for the Arts, Washington, DC. $10,000, 2011. For the Annual 

Convention in San Diego. 

338. Athenaeum Music and Arts Library, La Jolla, CA. $50,000, 2011. For gala 

sponsorship and program support. 

339. Banning Public Library, Banning, CA. $15,000, 2011. For the Banning 

Public Library Local History Project. 

340. Chula Vista Library, Friends of the, Chula Vista, CA. $10,000, 2011. For 

books and materials for Chula Vista Library. 

341. Escondido Public Library, Escondido, CA. $150,000, 2011. For general 

support. 

342. Info Line of San Diego County, San Diego, CA. $40,800, 2011. To 

co-locate servers that store business operations information in hardened 

facility proximate to current location, and to duplicate this information on 

servers in Phoenix so that all information is duplicated outside the 

region. 

343. San Diego Chinese Historical Society and Museum, San Diego, CA. 

$10,000, 2011. For the SDCHM Archive and Learning Center Building 

Fund. 

344. San Diego Public Library, San Diego, CA. $105,332, 2011. For the 

Matching Book Fund. 

345. San Diego Public Library Foundation, San Diego, CA. $100,000, 2011. 

For construction of San Diego’s new Central Library. 

346. San Diego Public Library Foundation, San Diego, CA. $50,905, 2011. For 

the San Diego Public Library’s collection of rare and historic books, and 

materials preserved in the Wangenheim Room. 


construction of the new central library. 

348. San Diego Public Library Foundation, San Diego, CA. $25,000, 2011. 


the new Central Library. 


the Central Library construction. 


the San Diego Central Library. 

The San Francisco Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the San Francisco Bay Area, CA, counties of 

Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, and San Mateo. No 

support for religious purposes, or medical, academic, or scientific 

research. No grants to individuals (except scholarships and fellowships 

designated by a donor) or for conferences or one-time events. 

352. EdSource, Mountain View, CA. $50,000, 2010. For report on national 

movement toward common core K-12 standards and implications for 

California. 

353. Faith Network of the East Bay, Oakland, CA. $20,000, 2010. To advance 

student achievement by supporting struggling readers through 

individualized reading instruction, securing community resources for 

school libraries, and strengthening school-home partnerships. 


For core operating support. 


Francisco, CA. $300,000, 2010. For Neighborhood Library Campaign for 

furnishings and technology equipment at the new Visitacion Valley library 

branch. 


Francisco, CA. $100,000, 2010. For Neighborhood Library Campaign, as 

a matching challenge grant for furnishings and technology equipment at 

the new Visitacion Valley library branch. 


Francisco, CA. $25,000, 2010. For Neighborhood Library Campaign. 


Francisco, CA. $25,000, 2010. For Potrero Branch library for digitization 

of the Potrero Hill Archives Project Collection. 


Francisco, CA. $20,000, 2010. For improvements in all San Francisco 

branch libraries. 


Francisco, CA. $10,000, 2010. For Neighborhood Library Campaign, 

Visitation Valley Branch. 


Francisco, CA. $10,000, 2010. For San Francisco Public Library’s (SFPL) 

citywide reading initiative, One City One Book: San Francisco Reads. 

362. Housing Rights Committee of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA. 

$20,000, 2010. For legal assistance, information and referral services, 

and case advocacy for residents of San Francisco’s federally-subsidized 

housing programs. 

363. Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center, San Francisco, CA. 

$20,000, 2010. For core operating support for job training, arts and 

culture and health and wellness programs. 

364. Library of Congress, Washington, DC. $10,000, 2010. For exhibit of Carl 

Jung’s Red Book. 

365. Richmond Public Library, Richmond, CA. $24,000, 2010. For general 

support. 

366. San Mateo Public Library Foundation, San Mateo, CA. $10,000, 2010. 




368. Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC. $20,000, 2010. 

For the Art of Gaman exhibition, Alexis Rockman exhibition, and Christo 

Running Fence Archives. 

369. Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center, Union City, CA. $30,000, 2010. To 

increase access to health care services by providing information and 

referral services among hard to reach low income and uninsured Mexican 

immigrants in the San Francisco Bay Area who seek services at the 

Mexican Consulate. 

370. UC Santa Cruz Foundation, Development Office, Santa Cruz, CA. 

$50,000, 2010. For McHenry Library capital campaign. 

371. University of California, Berkeley, CA. $10,000, 2010. For Library 

Development Office: Moffit Library Project and Bancroft Library annual 

fund. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Sobrato—CALIFORNIA 

Santa Barbara Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Santa Barbara County, CA. No support for 

religious organizations for religious purposes. No grants to individuals 

(except for scholarships), or for deficit financing, seed funding, 

endowment funds, fundraising drives, fellowships, or for research. 

372. Boys and Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County, United, Santa Barbara, 

CA. $60,000, 2009. For general operating support for positions of 

Program Director, Athletic Director, and Library and Education Director. 

373. Lompoc Public Library System, Friends of the, Lompoc, CA. $30,000, 

2009. For staff salaries for Adult Reading Program. 

Sea Change Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA; Washington, DC., and NY, with some giving 

in AK and FL. 

374. Topten USA, Washington, DC. $180,000, 2010. To promote energy 

efficiency awareness. 

The John & Dorothy Shea Foundation 



CA. $10,000, 2009. 

Sierra Health Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to all or a portion of 26 Northern California counties 

depending on grant program: Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, 

El Dorado, Glenn, Lassen, Modoc, Mono, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, 

Sacramento, San Joaquin, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano (eastern), 

Stanislaus, Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, Tuolumne, Yolo and Yuba. No 

support for programs, activities, or organizations that are not 

health-related, No support for activities that exclusively benefit members 

of sectarian or religious organizations or for support organizations. No 

grants to individuals or for endowments. 

376. Colusa County Library, Colusa, CA. $25,000, 2010. To increase literacy, 

English skills and job readiness of underserved individuals using online 

resources and technology via the E-Train Mobile Learning Center. 

377. Community Health Resource and Development Center, Sonoma, CA. 

$100,000, 2010. For expansion efforts and consultation to participating 

partners of the HealthShack.info personal health record, serving 

system-based and homeless youth in the Sacramento region. 

The Stephen M. Silberstein Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, some funding also in Washington, DC and 

NY. No grants to individuals. 

378. Berkeley Public Library, Berkeley, CA. $18,250, 2009. For education. 

379. MAPLight.org, Berkeley, CA. $100,000, 2009. To track money and 

politics in California. 

Silicon Valley Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving of endowment grants are restricted to programs, services, 

and efforts that benefit the San Mateo and Santa Clara counties in CA. 

No support for religious purposes or private non-operating foundations. 

380. Buckminster Fuller Institute, Brooklyn, NY. $54,000, 2010. For Living 

Planet Network: Leaders for Sustainability. 

381. Buckminster Fuller Institute, Brooklyn, NY. $47,920, 2010. For 

Sustainability Workshop. 

382. California History Center Foundation, Cupertino, CA. $10,000, 2010. For 


383. California History Center Foundation, Cupertino, CA. $10,000, 2010. For 


384. EdSource, Mountain View, CA. $10,000, 2010. For general support. 

385. Fair Oaks Community Center, Redwood City, CA. $20,000, 2010. To 

sustain staffing of Fair Oaks Community Center’s Information and 

Referral Program, which provides safety net services for Redwood City 

and North Fair Oaks. 

386. Free the Children USA, Hartford, CT. $17,500, 2010. To fund building of 

library for San Miguel community in Ecuador. 

387. Global Footprint Network, Oakland, CA. $250,000, 2010. For core 

support. 


support. 

389. GreatNonprofits, Menlo Park, CA. $25,000, 2010. To fund technology 

costs of building Cooperative Platform for Nonprofit Reviews. 


2010. For Benefit Committee for IAVA’s Fourth Annual Heroes Gala. 

391. John F. Kennedy Library Foundation, Boston, MA. $25,000, 2010. For 


392. MAPLight.org, Berkeley, CA. $50,000, 2010. For general support. 

393. Menlo Park Friends of the Library, Menlo Park, CA. $15,077, 2010. For 

Almanac Holiday Fund, for Project Read program. 

394. MentorNet, San Jose, CA. $10,000, 2010. For Mentor Program. 

395. Missions Ministries, Littleton, CO. $28,600, 2010. For van, college 

students’ and high school or middle school students’ school expenses, 

and for library setup and building expenses. 

396. Nantucket Atheneum, Nantucket, MA. $25,000, 2010. To underwrite the 

ballet fundraiser. 

397. Palo Alto Library Foundation, Palo Alto, CA. $25,000, 2010. To help 

libraries improve books and media collection. 

398. Palo Alto Library Foundation, Palo Alto, CA. $25,000, 2010. For the Palo 

Alto Library foundation. 

399. Palo Alto Library Foundation, Palo Alto, CA. $17,000, 2010. For Palo Alto 

Weekly Holiday Fund. 

400. Palo Alto Library Foundation, Palo Alto, CA. $10,000, 2010. For general 

support. 

401. Parkinsons Institute, Sunnyvale, CA. $92,750, 2010. To implement 

electronic health records system. 

402. Room to Read, San Francisco, CA. $25,479, 2010. For libraries in India 

and publishing of local language books. 

403. Room to Read, San Francisco, CA. $19,000, 2010. To fund construction 

of stand-alone library building in Cambodia or Laos. 

404. Room to Read, San Francisco, CA. $15,000, 2010. For libraries in 

Cambodia. 

405. San Jose Public Library Foundation, San Jose, CA. $50,000, 2010. To 

provide vocational ESL training at worksites for immigrants in entry level 

and low skilled jobs to increase their earning and employment potential 

in partnership with the City of San Jose and San Jose State University. 


For completing Capital Campaign. 

407. Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. $200,000, 2010. For 

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute Library grant. 

408. TheaterWorks, Palo Alto, CA. $25,000, 2010. For Tessitura Database 

Implementation/Campaign for Art and Innovation. 

409. University of California at Berkeley Foundation, Berkeley, CA. $22,650, 

2010. For Rosston Family Achievement Award Alumni Scholarship 

Endowment, Doe Library, UC Berkeley Library Associates Membership, 

and Friends of The Bancroft Library. 

410. University of Oregon Foundation, Eugene, OR. $2,500,000, 2010. For 

library facilities and collections. 

411. University of Oregon Foundation, Eugene, OR. $2,500,000, 2010. For 

University Science Library facilities and collection. 

The Skoll Foundation 

Limitations: No support for organizations new or early-stage business plans or 

ideas, schools and school districts, or programs promoting religious 

doctrine. No grants to individuals, or for scholarships, endowments, 

deficit reduction or land acquisition. 


support. 


support. 

414. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $19,750, 2010. For membership 

support. 

Sobrato Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in San Mateo, Santa Clara, and southern Alameda 

counties, CA. No support for religious organizations for sectarian 

purposes, or political or fraternal organizations, environmental and arts 

causes, mental health agencies (due to Proposition 63), or for 

fiscally-sponsored programs or organizations, individual schools, 

school-managed clubs, or for public libraries or their foundations. No 

grants to individuals (except through specific scholarship programs), 

endowment campaigns or annual fund drives, or for fundraising events, 

medical research or specific diseases. 


CALIFORNIA—Sobrato Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

415. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $10,000, 2009. For True North 

Membership Grant to provide general operating support. 

Y & H Soda Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Alameda and Contra Costa counties, CA. No 

support for private foundations, or for partisan political activities. No 

grants to individuals, or for annual fundraising campaigns, production of 

film/video or other media, faculty chairs, or for general fundraisers, 

benefits or events. 

416. SingleStop USA, San Francisco, CA. $50,000, 2010. For Community 

College Programming in the East Bay. 

Stuart Foundation 

(also known as Elbridge Stuart Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA and WA. No support for political or lobbying 

activities. No grants to individuals, or generally for endowments, building 

funds, or annual campaigns, capital or operating support to sustain 

existing service capacity. 

417. EdSource, Mountain View, CA. $200,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For 


418. EdSource, Mountain View, CA. $48,000, 2010. To develop and produce 

action guide for school district superintendents and middle grades 

principals based on policies and practices found in Gaining Ground in the 

Middle Grades: Why Some Schools Do Better. 

419. Grandparents as Parents, Canoga Park, CA. $50,000, 2010. For 

Caregiver Center, co-located with Edelman Children’s Court in Los 

Angeles County. Center provides kinship families falling under 

jurisdiction of the Court with peer-to-peer counseling and support and 

links to supportive services and resources. 

Wayne & Gladys Valley Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Alameda and Contra Costa counties, CA. No 

support for veterans, fraternal, labor, service club, military, or similar 

organizations. No grants to individuals, or for fundraising events, dinners, 

advertising, private operating foundations, or generally for endowments. 

420. Alameda County Library Foundation, Fremont, CA. $500,000, 2010. To 

equip, furnish and expand collection for new Castro Valley Library. 

421. Oakland Public Library, Oakland, CA. $1,000,000, 2010. For 

construction of new public library in East Oakland. 

422. Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA. $3,000,000, 2010. For 

construction of new library, Harrington Learning Commons, Sobrato 

Technology Center and Orradre Library. 

Ventura County Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Ventura County, CA. No support for religious 

purposes. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for 

endowments, annual campaigns, budget deficits, or land acquisition; no 

program-related investments. 

423. San Buenaventura Library, Friends of the, Ventura, CA. $19,274, 2009. 

Wasserman Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA. No grants to individuals or to fund 

independent film projects. 


2009. 

425. Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation, Austin, TX. $25,000, 2009. 

Weingart Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to 7 southern CA counties: Los Angeles, Orange, 

Santa Barbara, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura and San Diego. No 

support for religious programs, political refugee or international 

concerns, federated fundraising groups, or national organizations that do 

not have chapters operating in Southern California. No grants to 

individuals, or for endowment funds, annual campaigns, emergency 

funds, deficit financing, fellowships, seminars, conferences, 

publications, workshops, travel, surveys, films, medical research, or 

publishing activities. 

426. 1in6, Santa Clarita, CA. $25,000, 2010. For general operating support. 

427. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $25,000, 2010. For general operating 

support. 

428. Grandparents as Parents, Canoga Park, CA. $25,000, 2010. For general 


429. Inland Counties Regional Center, Another Way, San Bernardino, CA. 

$15,000, 2010. For general operating support. 

430. Women at Work, Pasadena, CA. $55,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For core 

support. 

Wells Fargo Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations. No support for 

religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, 

lobbying organizations, or fraternal organizations. No grants to 

individuals, or for political campaigns, advertising purchases including 

booths and tickets, fundraising dinners, video or film production, club 

memberships, or endowments. 

431. Fort Worth Public Library Foundation, Fort Worth, TX. $10,000, 2010. 


Francisco, CA. $50,000, 2010. 


$15,000, 2010. 


$15,000, 2010. 

435. Houston Public Library Foundation, Houston, TX. $25,000, 2010. 


CA. $100,000, 2010. 


$10,000, 2010. 

438. Nonprofit Resource Center, Sacramento, CA. $15,000, 2010. 

439. Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS, Phoenix, AZ. $10,000, 2010. 

440. West Hollywood Library Fund, Los Angeles, CA. $215,000, 2010. 

Wood-Claeyssens Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Santa Barbara and Ventura counties, CA. No 

support for tax-supported educational institutions, government-funded 

organizations, religious or political organizations, or for medical 

research. No grants to individuals. 

441. Braille Institute, Santa Barbara, CA. $25,000, 2010. For Santa Barbara’s 

Library Services Program. 

442. Pierre Claeyssens Military Museum and Library, Santa Barbara, CA. 

$225,000, 2010. For operating support and Winery Ball. 

443. Pierre Claeyssens Military Museum and Library, Santa Barbara, CA. 

$25,000, 2010. To sponsor event. 

The Wunderkinder Foundation 

(formerly Max Charitable Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA and NY. No grants to individuals. 

444. East Hampton Library, East Hampton, NY. $10,000, 2009. 

COLORADO 

The Anschutz Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No grants to individuals, or for 

continuing support. 

445. Center for Union Facts, Washington, DC. $25,000, 2009. For general 


Boettcher Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to CO. No support for housing, open spaces/parks, 

organizations that primarily serve animals, large urban hospitals, 

gymnasiums, athletic fields, or religious groups or organizations for 

religious purposes. No grants to individuals, or for endowment funds, 

pilot programs, operations, purchase of tables or tickets for dinners/ 

events, media presentations, small business start-ups, conferences, 

seminars, workshops, debt reduction, or travel. 

446. Nederland Community Library Foundation, Nederland, CO. $10,000, 

2010. For capital support. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Rose—COLORADO 

447. Pikes Peak Library District Foundation, Colorado Springs, CO. $25,000, 


Temple Hoyne Buell Foundation 

Limitations: Giving only in CO. No support for political organizations. Generally, 

no support for medical programs. No grants to individuals, or for past 

operating deficit, or retirement of debt. Generally, no grants for 

testimonial dinners, multi-year awards, events, annual campaigns, 

membership drives, emergency needs, conferences, or endowments; no 

loans. 

448. Child Care Connections, Colorado Springs, CO. $50,000, 2010. For the 

Family Child Care Quality Improvement Program (FCCQIP). 

449. Denver Public Library, Denver, CO. $25,000, 2010. For Read Aloud 

program. 

450. Gunnison County Library District, Literacy Action Program, Gunnison, CO. 

$10,000, 2010. For the early childhood education program. 

The Colorado Trust 

Limitations: Giving limited to CO. No support for religious organizations for 

religious purposes, political organizations, or private foundations. No 

grants to individuals, or for endowments, deficit financing or debt 

retirement, building funds, or real estate acquisition. 

451. Colorado Rural Health Center, Aurora, CO. $152,000, 2009. For Access 

to Health Program. 

452. Colorado Rural Health Center, Aurora, CO. $144,000, 2009. For Access 

to Health Program. 

Adolph Coors Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CO. No support for preschools, day care centers, 

nursing homes or other extended care facilities, museums or museum 

projects, churches or church projects, animals or animal-related 

programs, national health organizations, historic renovation, 

tax-supported organizations or public or private K-12 schools. Generally, 

no grants to individuals, or for endowment funds, research, production 

of films or other media-related projects, conduit funding, deficits, debt 

retirement, computer equipment, start-up funding, special events, 

meetings, or seminars. 

453. Nederland Community Library Foundation, Nederland, CO. $10,000, 


454. Wray Public Library, Friends of, Wray, CO. $10,000, 2010. For capital 

support. 

Daniels Fund 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CO, with emphasis on Denver; funding also in 

NM, WY and UT with a limited basis nationally. No support for arts and 

cultural programs. No grants to individuals (except for Daniels Fund 

Scholarship Program) or for academic, medical, or scientific research or 

symposia, or for endowments or debt elimination. 

455. Child Care Connections, Colorado Springs, CO. $25,000, 2010. For 

Mentoring and Environmental Rating Improvement Team Program. 

456. Parent Education and Assistance for Kids, Colorado Springs, CO. 

$10,000, 2010. For Taking Charge Self-Advocacy and Leadership 

Course. 

The Denver Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, 

Douglas, and Jefferson counties, CO. No support for government 

agencies, parochial or religious schools, or organizations that further 

religious doctrine. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or 

for sponsorships, debt liquidation, debt retirement, endowments or other 

reserve funds, membership or affiliation campaigns, dinners, or special 

events, research, publications, films, travel, or conferences, 

symposiums, workshops, or individual medical procedures, medical, 

scientific, or academic research, creation or installation of art objects, 

or multi-year funding requests. 

457. Auraria Library, Denver, CO. $25,000, 2010. For general operating 

support. 

458. Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education, Golden, CO. $13,000, 


459. Denver Public Library Friends Foundation, Denver, CO. $100,000, 2010. 

For program. 

460. Denver Public Library Friends Foundation, Denver, CO. $72,742, 2010. 

For program. 

461. Escuela de Guadalupe, Denver, CO. $100,000, 2010. For student 

scholarships and improvements on the main and classroom libraries. 

462. Nantucket Atheneum, Nantucket, MA. $15,000, 2010. For annual giving 

and toward underwriting the dance festival. 

El Pomar Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to CO. No support for organizations that distribute 

funds to other grantees, religious or political organizations, primary or 

secondary education, or for camps or seasonal facilities. No grants to 

individuals, or for travel, film or other media projects, conferences, 

seminars, deficit financing, endowment funds, research. 

463. Bright Futures, Telluride, CO. $30,000, 2010. For Health Navigators in 

Delta and Montrose Counties. 

464. Colorado Rural Health Center, Aurora, CO. $20,000, 2010. For Colorado 

Rural Outreach program. 

465. Colorado Rural Health Center, Aurora, CO. $10,000, 2010. For Colorado 

Rural Outreach Program. 

466. Conejos County Library District, La Jara, CO. $10,000, 2010. To 

purchase of technology equipment. 

467. Las Animas-Bent County Library District, Las Animas, CO. $10,000, 

2010. To refurbish interior of library. 


2010. For general capital needs. 

469. Rio Grande County Library District, Monte Vista, CO. $15,500, 2010. To 

purchase solar panels and renewable energy windows. 

470. San Luis Valley Museum, Alamosa, CO. $10,000, 2010. For Phase 2 of 

library facility renovation. 

471. United Way of Mesa County, Grand Junction, CO. $10,000, 2010. For 

Western Colorado 2-1-1 program. 

472. University of Denver, Denver, CO. $125,000, 2010. For renovation of 

Penrose Library. 

473. Wray, City of, Wray, CO. $25,000, 2010. For Expansion of Wray Public 

Library. 

The Gill Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis to national and state-wide organizations. 

No support for clinical HIV/AIDS research, prevention or direct client 

services to community based HIV/AIDS organizations outside CO, or art 

programs for or about HIV. No support to individuals, endowments, 

scholarships, capital projects, direct care services, pride events, film or 

media production. 

474. National Center for Black Philanthropy, Washington, DC. $10,000, 2009. 

For sponsorship of National Conference on Black Philanthropy. 


2009. For program support for All Pikes Peak Reads, and event 

sponsorship of Shivers Concert Series. 

Qwest Foundation 

(formerly U S WEST Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in areas company operations in AR, IA, 

ID, CO, MN, MO, ND, NE, NM, OR, SD, UT, WA, and WY. No support for 

political organizations, private foundations, pass-through organizations, 

or organizations that receive 3 percent or more funding from the United 

Way. No grants to individuals (except for Qwest Teacher Grants), or for 

scholarships, sectarian religious activities, capital campaigns, chairs, 

endowments, general operating support for single-disease health 

groups, or goodwill advertising. 

476. Fort Vancouver Regional Library Foundation, Vancouver, WA. $10,000, 

2010. For Hello Baby Book Bags. 

477. Library Foundation, Portland, OR. $10,000, 2010. For Raising a Reader. 

478. Minnesota Child Care Resource and Referral Network, Saint Paul, MN. 

$10,000, 2010. For Eager to Learn. 

479. Seattle Public Library Foundation, Seattle, WA. $10,000, 2010. For 

Raising a Reader at Seattle Public Library. 

Rose Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Denver, CO, area. No support for 

political candidates or pass-through organizations. Generally, no grants 

to individuals, or for endowments, annual appeals, membership drives, 

or fundraising events. 


COLORADO—Rose Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

480. Colorado Regional Health Information Organization, Denver, CO. 

$178,290, 2010. To integrate behavioral health records into Colorado’s 

Health Information Exchange. 

481. Lutheran Social Services of Colorado, Lutheran Family Services of 

Colorado, Denver, CO. $15,000, 2010. For case management, 

counseling, and information and referral services to low-income older 

adults and their caregivers. 

482. Washington Street Community Center, Denver, CO. $10,000, 2010. For 

Center’s Senior Program, which provides information, referral and direct 

services to older adults who live independently in their homes. 

CONNECTICUT 

Steven A. and Alexandra M. Cohen Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CT, NY, and RI. 

483. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $49,585, 2009. 

The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven 

(formerly The New Haven Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in greater New Haven, CT, and the lower Naugatuck 

River Valley. No support for religious activities. No grants to individuals 

(including direct scholarships), or for endowment campaigns, lobbying, 

previously incurred debt, deficit financing or travel. 

484. Derby Neck Library, Derby, CT. $10,000, 2010. For purchases of 

computers. 

Dalio Family Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CT, MA, NY, and Washington DC, with some 

giving in FL and NC. No grants to individuals. 

485. Clear Fund, GiveWell, Brooklyn, NY. $10,500, 2009. For general 


486. Greenwich Library, Greenwich, CT. $10,000, 2009. For general operating 

support. 

487. JustGive, San Francisco, CA. $50,000, 2009. For general operating 

support. 

The Educational Foundation of America 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S. No support for political and religious 

organizations. No grants to individuals, annual fundraising campaigns, 

or for capital or endowment funds; no loans. 


$110,000, 2009. 2-year grant. For Turn it Back and Turn it Around. 

Fairfield County Community Foundation, Inc. 

(also known as FCCF) 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Fairfield County, CT, area from discretionary 

funds; giving throughout the U.S. from grants made from Donor-Advised 

funds. No support for religious purposes, or for start-up or new nonprofit 

organizations, or for parochial, charter, or private schools. No grants for 

endowments, building campaigns, deficit financing, fellowships, annual 

campaigns, or fundraising events. 

489. Interlude, Inc. 176 Cross Highway, Danbury, CT. $20,000, 2010. For 


GE Foundation 

(formerly GE Fund) 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis, with emphasis on 

Stamford, CT, Atlanta, GA, Jefferson County and Louisville, KY, New 

Orleans, LA, Baltimore, MD, New York, NY, Cincinnati, OH, Erie, PA, VA, 

Milwaukee, WI, Africa, China, Ghana, and Uganda. No support for 

religious or political organizations. No grants to individuals (except for 

employee-related scholarships), or for capital campaigns, endowments, 

or other special purpose campaigns; no loans; no equipment donations. 

490. Global Reporting Initiative, Amsterdam, Netherlands. $85,000, 2010. 

Hartford Foundation for Public Giving 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Hartford, CT area. No support for 

sectarian or religious activities, private foundations, tax-supported 

agencies, or activities primarily national or international in perspective. 

No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for recurring 

operating expenses, deficit financing, endowment funds, research, 

conferences, or support for one-time events. 

491. Andover Friends of the Library, Andover, CT. $23,799, 2010. 

492. Avon Free Public Library, Avon, CT. $27,250, 2010. 

493. Bentley Memorial Library, Bolton, CT. $25,000, 2010. 

494. Canton Public Library, Canton, CT. $29,746, 2010. 

495. Cora J. Belden Library, Rocky Hill, CT. $30,000, 2010. 

496. Douglas Library of Hebron, Hebron, CT. $30,000, 2010. 

497. East Granby Library Association, East Granby Public Library, East Granby, 

CT. $27,305, 2010. 

498. East Hartford Public Library, East Hartford, CT. $30,000, 2010. 

499. Farmington Village Green and Library Association, Farmington, CT. 

$30,000, 2010. 

500. Granby Public Library, Granby, CT. $29,052, 2010. 

501. Hall Memorial Library, Ellington, CT. $30,000, 2010. 

502. Hartford Public Library, Hartford, CT. $30,000, 2010. 



505. Housing Education Resource Center, Hartford, CT. $13,000, 2010. 

506. Kent Memorial Library, Suffield, CT. $13,161, 2010. 

507. Kent Memorial Library, Suffield, CT. $13,000, 2010. 

508. Legal Assistance Resource Center of Connecticut, Hartford, CT. 

$135,000, 2010. 

509. Library Association of Warehouse Point, East Windsor, CT. $20,413, 

2010. 

510. Library Connection, Windsor, CT. $30,000, 2010. 

511. Lucy Robbins Welles Library, Newington, CT. $30,000, 2010. 

512. Manchester Public Library, Manchester, CT. $30,000, 2010. 

513. Prosser Public Library, Bloomfield, CT. $30,000, 2010. 

514. Richmond Memorial Library Association, Marlborough, CT. $29,396, 

2010. 

515. Rockville Public Library, Vernon, CT. $30,000, 2010. 

516. Simsbury Public Library, Simsbury, CT. $29,997, 2010. 

517. Somers Library, Friends of the, Somers, CT. $29,941, 2010. 

518. South Windsor Public Library, South Windsor, CT. $25,655, 2010. 

519. Tolland Public Library, Tolland, CT. $29,775, 2010. 

520. Welles-Turner Memorial Library Second Century Fund, Glastonbury, CT. 

$30,000, 2010. 

521. West Hartford Public Library, West Hartford, CT. $30,000, 2010. 

522. Wethersfield Public Library, Wethersfield, CT. $30,000, 2010. 

523. Windsor Locks Public Library, Windsor Locks, CT. $30,000, 2010. 

524. Windsor Public Library, Windsor, CT. $29,937, 2010. 

Lone Pine Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to New York, NY, Westchester County, NY, Fairfield 

County, CT, London, England, and Hong Kong, China. No support for 

political campaigns, or for non-operating private foundations. No grants 

to individuals directly, or for capital campaigns, endowments and 

fundraising events. 


Teach First, UK. 

Newman’s Own Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis, with emphasis on AK, 

CA, CT, DC, FL, IL, MA, NY, OH, and WA, and in Australia, Canada, and 

South Africa. No support for organizations that promote a business 

purpose, lobbying or political organizations, litigations of any type, private 

foundations, or other entities which require expenditure responsibility. 

No grants to individuals, or for religious activities or beliefs, annual 

campaigns, endowments, donor-advised funds, special events, or 

building campaigns. 

526. Character Studies Productions, New York, NY. $10,000, 2009. For 

Archives Project. 

527. Society of the Four Arts, Palm Beach, FL. $20,000, 2009. For Children’s 

Library and Programs. 

528. Weston Historical Society, Weston, CT. $25,000, 2009. For Archive and 

Exhibit Hall. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Welfare—DELAWARE 

Smith Richardson Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to U.S.-based organizations only. No support for 

programs in the arts and humanities, direct service programs, or historic 

restoration projects. No grants to individuals, or for deficit financing, 

building or construction projects, or research in the physical sciences; 

no loans. 

529. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $15,000, 2009. 

530. Jamestown Foundation, Washington, DC. $75,000, 2009. To research 

and write a book, The Reform and Modernization of Russia’s 

Conventional Armed Forces: Problems, Challenges, and Policy 

Implications, examining the nature, progress, and implications of 

Russia’s military reform and modernization programs. The study will 

identify the drivers and the design of reforms across key military sectors; 

examine and evaluate doctrine, training, and equipment modernization 

initiatives; and analyze the political-military objectives behind the reform 

process. 

The Sage Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, CT, NY, and WY. No grants to individuals. 


support. 


support. 


support. 


support. 

535. Sunlight Foundation, Washington, DC. $10,000, 2009. For general 


536. Teton County Library Foundation, Jackson, WY. $10,000, 2009. For 


The Smart Family Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CT, IL, NJ and NY. No grants to individuals. 

537. Center for Jewish History, New York, NY. $40,000, 2009. To fund current 

operating expenses. 

538. Center for Jewish History, New York, NY. $10,000, 2009. To fund current 

operating expenses. 

539. Mamaroneck Free Library, Mamaroneck, NY. $25,000, 2009. To fund 

current operating expenses. 

540. Mamaroneck Free Library, Mamaroneck, NY. $25,000, 2009. To fund 

current operating expenses. 

541. Phillips-Morrison Institute of California, Tiburon, CA. $20,000, 2009. To 

fund current operating expenses. 

542. Stanford University, Stanford Library, Stanford, CA. $50,000, 2009. To 


543. YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY. $50,000, 2009. To 


544. YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY. $30,000, 2009. To 


The Tudor Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CT, MA, NY and England; some funding also in 

Australia. No grants to individuals. 

545. Boston Public Library Foundation, Boston, MA. $10,000, 2010. 

DELAWARE 

Chichester duPont Foundation, Inc. 


546. New Castle Public Library, New Castle, DE. $20,000, 2009. To support 

continued refurbishment and handicapped accessibility at library. 

Crystal Trust 

Limitations: Giving primarily in DE, with emphasis on Wilmington. No grants to 

individuals, or for endowment funds, research, scholarships, 

fellowships, or matching gifts. 

547. Dover Public Library, Dover, DE. $50,000, 2010. For capital campaign. 

548. Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation, Hagley Museum and Library, 

Wilmington, DE. $25,000, 2010. For challenge grant. 

Robert & Ardis James Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NE and NY; some funding also in Washington, 

DC. No grants to individuals. 

549. Harvard University, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Cambridge, 

MA. $20,000, 2009. For Schlesinger Library Division. 

Jolie-Pitt Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC, New York, NY, New Orleans, 

LA and Boston, MA. No grants to individuals. 


SOS Children’s Village Association of Jordan. 

551. Council on Foreign Relations, New York, NY. $50,000, 2009. For special 

report on international law. 

Longwood Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in DE and southern Chester County, PA. No grants 

to individuals, or for special projects or events. Generally no grants for 

endowments or operating support. 

552. Dover Library Foundation, Dover, DE. $300,000, 2010. 

553. Seaford District Library, Seaford, DE. $25,000, 2010. 

Mount Cuba Center, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to Wilmington, DE, and its 50-mile radius. No grants 


554. Flora of North America Association, Point Arena, CA. $250,000, 2009. 

The L. E. Phillips Family Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northwestern WI, with emphasis on Eau Claire 

and Chippewa County. No grants to individuals. 

555. University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Foundation, Eau Claire, WI. $142,500, 

2010. For Library Adv Fund. 

Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving to domestic and international programs affiliated with the 

Roman Catholic church. No grants to individuals, or for continuing 

support, annual campaigns, deficit financing (except missions), 

endowment funds, tuition, scholarships, fellowships, individual 

research, capital campaigns, building projects prior to the start or after 

the completion of construction, continuing subsidies, or requests that 

are after-the-fact by the time of the spring and fall trustee meetings. 

556. Mother Seton Academy, Baltimore, MD. $10,000, 2009. Toward 

furnishings and supplies for the new library as part of capital construction 

of a new school building. 

557. West Philadelphia Catholic High School, Philadelphia, PA. $10,100, 

2009. Toward the cost of upgrading the school library by replacing 

out-of-date computers, purchasing additional computers, including 

hardware/software, as well as obtaining a subscription to the Millennium 

Integrated library system. 

Welfare Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to DE and Chester County, PA. No grants to 

individuals, endowments, or for operating support. 

558. New Castle Public Library, New Castle, DE. $50,000, 2009. For final 

portion of capital campaign. 


DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA—Cafritz Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 

The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Washington, DC, area and the immediate 

surrounding counties in MD and VA, specifically Prince George’s and 

Montgomery counties, MD, and Arlington and Fairfax counties, and the 

cities of Alexandria and Falls Church, VA. No grants to individuals, or for 

emergency funds, deficit financing, endowments, demonstration projects 

and no loans. 

559. Americans for the Arts, Washington, DC. $16,500, 2011. For the 

participation of greater Washington in the Local Arts Index pilot - a 

two-year initiative to create a research-based tool that will support 

collaborative work by nonprofit organizations. 

560. Catalogue for Philanthropy, Watertown, MA. $20,000, 2011. For general 

support. 

561. Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC. $40,000, 2011. For 


562. Foundation Center Washington, DC, Washington, DC. $17,500, 2011. 

For the Washington DC, Library and Learning Center. 

The Case Foundation 

(formerly The Stephen Case Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving in the U.S. and abroad. No grants to individuals. 


2009. For veterans affairs. 

564. Sunlight Foundation, Washington, DC. $10,000, 2009. For Sparks grant. 

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 and 

Montgomery counties, MD, and northern VA. No grants to individuals, or 

from discretionary funds for annual campaigns, endowment funds, land 

acquisition or renovation projects. 

565. Loudoun Cares, Leesburg, VA. $10,000, 2011. 

566. Mamaroneck Free Library, Mamaroneck, NY. $20,000, 2011. 

567. Turner Memorial Library, Presque Isle, ME. $25,000, 2011. 

Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to District of Columbia area, including MD: 

Montgomery and Prince George’s counties; VA: Arlington County, City of 

Alexandria, City of Falls Church, City of Manassas Park, City of 

Manassas, Fairfax County, and Prince William County. No support for 

sectarian purposes, or for programs that are national or international in 

scope. No grants to individuals, or for annual campaigns, deficit 

financing, endowment funds, equipment, scholarships, fellowships, 

scientific or medical research, publications, special events or 

conferences. 

568. Catalogue for Philanthropy Greater Washington, Washington, DC. 

$50,000, 2010. For the edition of the Catalogue for Philanthropy: 

Greater Washington. 


For general operations for the Washington, DC library/learning center. 

Moriah Fund 

Limitations: Giving nationally and internationally in the United States and 

Israel. Giving for the Economic Justice Program focuses on Washington, 

DC, MD and VA. No support for lobbying or political campaigns, private 

foundations, or arts organizations. No grants to individuals, or for 

medical research. 

570. New Israel Fund, Washington, DC. $20,000, 2010. For the Hotline for 

Migrant Workers for the project: Safeguarding Rights for Asylum Seekers. 

Public Welfare Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving is limited to the U.S. No support for international funding. 

No grants to individuals, or for building funds, capital improvements, 

endowments, government projects, scholarships, graduate work, foreign 

study, conferences, seminars, publications, workshops, or annual 

campaigns; no loans. 

571. Center on Media, Crime and Justice, New York, NY. $200,000, 2010. 

To launch a media campaign to shift public opinion about California’s 

exceedingly harsh three-strikes mandatory sentencing laws. 

572. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $13,500, 2010. For annual 

contribution. 

573. National Council for Occupational Safety and Health, Chapel Hill, NC. 

$200,000, 2010. For national worker health and safety policy advocacy 

campaign. 

574. National Council for Occupational Safety and Health, Chapel Hill, NC. 

$190,000, 2010. For a project to convene worker advocates and 

coordinate a series of town hall events to raise the profile of worker 

health and safety issues. 


the Worker Rights-Worker Safety project. 


efforts to research the costs and impact of job outsourcing. 

577. Worksafe, Oakland, CA. $150,000, 2010. For general support and a 

one-time project support grant to help provide technical assistance to 

worker centers. 

Searle Freedom Trust 

(formerly D & D Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No support for for-profit organizations. 

No grants to individuals, or for endowments, operating support capital 

campaigns, or building projects. 

578. Lucy Burns Institute, Madison, WI. $40,500, 2009. For Ballotpedia, 

interactive Web site almanac of state politics and transparency. 

Wallace Genetic Foundation, Inc. 


scholarships, endowments, multi-year commitments, or university 

overhead expenses; no loans. 

579. Tropics Foundation, Athens, GA. $50,000, 2010. For CATIE’s joint 

graduate program in sustainable tourism, the Orton Library, the 6th 

Wallace Scientific Conference, and the coffee genetic improvement 

program. 

FLORIDA 

The Chatlos Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No support for individual church 

congregations, primary or secondary schools or for the arts, or for 

organizations in existence for less than two years. No grants to 

individuals, or for seed money, deficit financing, endowment funds, 

medical research, conferences, bricks and mortar, or multi-year grants; 

no loans. 

580. Florida College, Temple Terrace, FL. $10,000, 2010. To partially fund 

the purchase of volumes of literature documenting the history of the 

Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement. 

581. Masters College, Santa Clarita, CA. $10,000, 2010. To expand the 

library collection of digitized materials allowing the study of the history 

of the English Bible and underlying texts. 

582. SIM USA, Charlotte, NC. $10,000, 2010. For library material and 

facilities’ needs for the Theological Institutions of the Evangelical Church 

of West Africa. 

The Community Foundation, Inc. 

(also known as The Community Foundation in Jacksonville) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northeastern FL, including Baker, Clay, Duval, 

Nassau and St. Johns counties. No support for food programs or religious 

instruction. No grants for general operating support, construction or 

renovation, equipment, or tickets for fundraising activities. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Knight—FLORIDA 

583. Black Pages International, Columbia, SC. $10,000, 2010. For Black Expo 

Health Fair. 

584. Florida Alliance of Information and Referral Services, Jacksonville, FL. 

$154,000, 2010. To continue operation of the BrAIve Helpline and the 

BrAIve Helpline Online Resource Database. 

585. Home Front Hearts, East Brunswick, NJ. $75,000, 2010. For guidance 

and support services to military families needing specialized assistance 

to overcome challenges arising as a result of OEF/OIF deployments. 

586. Jacksonville Public Libraries, Jacksonville, FL. $40,000, 2010. To 

support of the Summer Reading Program. 

587. Jacksonville Public Libraries Foundation, Jacksonville, FL. $50,000, 

2010. For Much Ado About Books and general support. 

588. Jacksonville Public Libraries Foundation, Jacksonville, FL. $44,945, 


Community Foundation of Broward 

(formerly Broward Community Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving limited to Broward County, FL. No support for religious 

purposes. No grants to individuals (except for designated scholarship 

funds), or for capital campaigns, annual campaigns, fundraising events, 

building funds, deficit financing, endowment funds, or operating budgets; 

no loans. 

589. First Call for Help of Broward, Fort Lauderdale, FL. $11,676, 2009. For 

annual distribution. 

590. Stonewall Library and Archives, Fort Lauderdale, FL. $34,965, 2009. For 

Development Director, Stonewall Library and Archives. 


Stonewall Library and Archives Museum. 


Capital Campaign Endowment. 

Community Foundation of Collier County 

Limitations: Giving limited to Collier County, FL. No support for religious 

purposes or private schools. No grants to individuals (except for 

scholarships), or for operating budgets, deficit financing, scholarly 

research, school-day activities, curriculum, and materials, annual 

campaigns, capital campaigns, conferences, or endowment funds. 



The Community Foundation of Greater Lakeland, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Lakeland, FL, area. No support for 

sectarian religious projects that are not open to all. No grants for to 

individuals (except for scholarships and emergency grants), or for tickets, 

annual or building campaigns, endowments, operating expense, 

membership dues, or fundraising events or celebrations. 

594. Winter Haven Public Library, Friends of the, Winter Haven, FL. $16,866, 

2010. For capital improvements. 

The Community Foundation of Sarasota County, Inc. 

(formerly The Sarasota County Community Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Sarasota County, FL, and surrounding 

communities. No support for fraternal organizations, societies or orders, 

or religious organizations for sectarian purposes. No grants to individuals 

(except for selected scholarships), or for annual campaigns, building 

campaigns, endowment funds, deficit financing, debt retirement, 

publications, operating expenses, travel, fundraising events, scientific 

research, or conferences. 

595. Friends of the Library of North Port Area, North Port, FL. $17,524, 2009. 

To support for various programs. 

596. United Way 2-1-1 of Manasota, Sarasota, FL. $15,714, 2009. For Direct 

Client Services. 

Jessie Ball duPont Fund 

(formerly Jessie Ball duPont Religious, Charitable and Educational Fund) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the South, especially DE, FL, and VA. No support 

for organizations other than those awarded gifts by the donor from 

1960-1964. No grants to individuals, or generally for capital campaigns 

or endowments. 

597. Bethune-Cookman University, Daytona Beach, FL. $250,000, 2010. 

3-year grant. To identify and purchase electronic, print and multimedia 

library resources for new graduate program in Integrated Environmental 

Science. 

598. Lancaster Community Library, Kilmarnock, VA. $276,182, 2010. 3-year 

grant. For Visions Youth Works, a summer jobs program for youth 14-18 

years old, in partnership with Boys and Girls Club and local businesses 

in Northern Neck. Program will include job placement and readiness 

training and career exploration and training. 

599. Lancaster Community Library, Kilmarnock, VA. $49,366, 2010. To hire 

a capital campaign consultant to conduct a campaign feasibility study 

and write a case statement related to building a new library for Lancaster 

County, VA. 

Hertog Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC and New York, NY. 

600. American Jewish Historical Society, New York, NY. $50,000, 2011. 

601. George W. Bush Foundation, Dallas, TX. $100,000, 2011. 

602. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $1,000,000, 2011. 

603. Resources for Children with Special Needs, New York, NY. $10,000, 

2011. 

604. YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY. $10,000, 2011. 

John S. and James L. Knight Foundation 

(formerly Knight Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to projects serving the 26 communities where the 

Knight brothers published newspapers for communities and local grants: 

Long Beach and San Jose, CA, Boulder, CO, Bradenton, Miami, Palm 

Beach County, and Tallahassee, FL, Columbus, Macon, and 

Milledgeville, GA, Fort Wayne and Gary, IN, Wichita, KS, Lexington, KY, 

Detroit, MI, Duluth and St. Paul, MN, Biloxi, MS, Charlotte, NC, Grand 

Forks, ND, Akron, OH, Philadelphia and State College, PA, Columbia and 

Myrtle Beach, SC, and Aberdeen, SD; international for Journalism. No 

support for organizations whose mission is to prevent, eradicate and/or 

alleviate the effects of a specific disease; hospitals, unless for 

community-wide capital campaigns; activities to propagate a religious 

faith or restricted to one religion or denomination; political candidates; 

international programs, except U.S.-based organizations supporting free 

press around the world; charities operated by service clubs; or activities 

that are the responsibility of government (the foundation will in selective 

cases, join with units of government in supporting special projects). No 

grants to individuals, or for fundraising events; second requests for 

previously funded capital campaigns; operating deficits; general 

operating support; films, videos, or television programs; honoraria for 

distinguished guests-except in initiatives of the foundation in all three 

cases; group travel; memorials; medical research; or conferences. 

605. American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, Washington, DC. 

$98,500, 2010. To issue a white paper that will advance the findings of 

the Knight Commission on the Information Needs of Communities in a 

Democracy and provide ideas to implement its recommendations. 

606. Donors Forum of South Florida, Miami, FL. $24,000, 2010. For general 

operating support in 2011. 

607. Donors Forum of South Florida, Miami, FL. $23,000, 2010. 3-year grant. 

For office space in Miami for Donors Forum South Florida from 2010 to 

2012. 

608. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $20,000, 2010. For 2010 general 


609. Free Library of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. $760,340, 2010. 2-year 

grant. To expand access to broadband technology and digital literacy 

training beyond physical library walls in Philadelphia. 

610. Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs, Culture Shock Miami, 

Miami Dade County, Miami, FL. $40,000, 2010. 2-year grant. To drive 

audiences to arts performances and activities through a cultural deal of 

the week feature on the Department of Cultural Affairs web site, in 

partnership with a daily deal provider such as Groupon or Dealon. 

611. Muscogee County School District, Columbus, GA. $285,400, 2010. To 

acquire a high-tech mobile library and community information center to 

serve three rural counties in West Georgia. 

612. National Security Archive Fund, Washington, DC. $150,000, 2010. To 

determine how well the federal government follows its own freedom of 

information rules with the 2011 Knight Open Government Survey. 

613. Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library, Stow, OH. $106,661, 2010. To 

increase access to the latest Internet information resources, digital 

literacy training and skills necessary for the residents of Summit County 

to become a more informed and engaged community. 


FLORIDA—Knight Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

614. Sunlight Foundation, Washington, DC. $1,216,678, 2010. 2-year grant. 

To create a suite of National Data Apps - platforms and tools for delivering 

federal data to the public. 

615. University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL. $66,000, 2010. To preserve and 

enhance access to sources of Cuban and Latino theater through the 

digitization of select playbills, posters, photographs and recordings. 

Koch Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis. No grants to 

individuals, or for endowment funds, deficit financing, emergency funds, 

operating expenses, or for scholarships or fellowships; no loans. 

616. Carmelite Missions, Darien, IL. $10,000, 2010. For library development 

project in Philippines. 

617. Cong Doan Con En, Cho Moi, Vietnam. $15,000, 2010. For construction 

of parish library, purchase of religious books and materials, and training 

of catechists. 

618. Queen of Peace Church, Gainesville, FL. $10,000, 2010. For reference 

materials for Catholic school library. 

619. Saint Marys Girls High School, Isiolo, Kenya. $10,000, 2010. For 

purchase of books and furniture for secondary school library. 

Miami Foundation 

(formerly Dade Community Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to Miami-Dade County, FL. No grants to individuals 

(except through scholarship funds), or for memberships, fundraising, 

memorials, deficit financing, or conferences. 

620. Florida Alliance of Information and Referral Services, Jacksonville, FL. 

$163,500, 2010. 

Quantum Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Palm Beach County, FL. No support for projects 

of a partisan or religious nature. No grants to individuals, or for 

fundraising. 

621. 211 Palm Beach/Treasure Coast, Lantana, FL. $10,000, 2010. For 

Health Care Access Campaign. 

William and Helen Thomas Charitable Trust 

Limitations: Giving primarily in FL, with emphasis on Palm Beach, St. Lucie & 

Martin counties. No grants to individuals. 

622. Library Foundation of Martin County, Stuart, FL. $10,000, 2010. For 

Every Child Ready to Read program, to provide enhancements to Martin 

County Library System by encouraging and managing donated funds for 

current and long-term objectives, with funds used to purchase books. 

GEORGIA 

The Aflac Foundation, Inc. 


the greater Atlanta, GA, area. No support for religious or political 

organizations or private secondary schools. No grants to individuals. 

623. Chattahoochee Valley Regional Library System, Columbus, GA. $16,000, 


Callaway Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in GA, with emphasis on the City of LaGrange and 

Troup County. No grants to individuals, or for endowment funds, deficit 

financing, scholarships, or fellowships; no loans (except for 

program-related investments). 

624. LaGrange College, LaGrange, GA. $1,000,000, 2010. For library building 

and renovation. 

The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta 

(formerly Metropolitan Atlanta Community Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving limited to the 23-county metropolitan area of Atlanta, GA. 

No support for religious organizations (except through donor-advised 

funds), or operating expenses for private and publicly funded schools 

(K-12) and institutions of higher learning. No grants to individuals (except 

for scholarships), or for endowment funds, fundraising and marketing 

events, or capital campaign contributions (for building construction or 

renovation). 

625. Attachment Parenting International, Alpharetta, GA. $20,000, 2010. 

626. Commerce Public Library Foundation, Commerce, GA. $25,000, 2010. 

Community Foundation of the Chattahoochee Valley 

(formerly Chattahoochee Valley Community Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Chattahoochee Valley Region in west central 

GA and east central AL. No support for religious activities, or international 

programs. No grants to individuals, or for general operating support, 

annual fundraising campaigns or fundraising events, operating deficits, 

endowments, medical research, memorials, conferences, group travel, 

or honoraria for distinguished guests. 

627. Chattahoochee Valley Regional Library System, Columbus, GA. $15,000, 

2009. For Wi-Fi connectivity in Libraries in Buena Vista. 

628. Muscogee County Library Foundation, Columbus, GA. $773,000, 2009. 

For Founders Society. 

Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in GA. No support for private foundations, political 

or religious organizations, private elementary or secondary schools, or 

non-public charities. No grants to individuals, or for political campaigns 

or causes. 

629. Foundation Center Atlanta, Atlanta, GA. $10,000, 2010. For program 

support. 

The Marcus Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Atlanta, GA. No grants to individuals. 

630. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $25,000, 2009. For general support. 

631. Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, Atlanta, GA. $215,198, 2009. For 

PJ Library Project, initiative to send books or CDs on Jewish themes 

monthly for young children (ages 6 months to 5 years) in Jewish families. 

William I. H. and Lula E. Pitts Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to GA. No grants to individuals, or for endowment 

funds, research, scholarships, fellowships, or matching gifts; no loans. 

632. Emory University, Candler School of Theology, Atlanta, GA. $60,000, 

2010. For salary support and acquisitions for Pitts Theology Library and 

support for Laney Legacy in Moral Leadership program. 

Turner Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily on a regional and national basis; priority 

consideration to programs in FL, GA, MT, NM, and SC. No grants to 

individuals, or for buildings, land acquisition, endowments, start-up 

funds, films, books, magazines, and other specific media projects. 

633. Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library Foundation in the U. S, 

Washington, DC. $25,000, 2009. 

The UPS Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis and in Brazil, Canada, China, Malaysia, 

Mexico, and South Africa; giving also to statewide, regional, national, and 

international organizations. No support for religious organizations not of 

direct benefit to the entire community. No grants to individuals; generally, 

no grants for capital campaigns, endowments, or general operating 

support. 


635. Johnson Branch Library, Friends of, Saint Petersburg, FL. $14,000, 

2009. 

Robert W. Woodruff Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly Trebor Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in GA, with emphasis on the metropolitan Atlanta 

area. No support for churches, denominational programs, or youth 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Caterpillar—ILLINOIS 

services outside Atlanta, GA. No grants to individuals, or for annual 

operating support, festivals or performances, films and documentaries, 

or seed money; no loans. 

636. ArtsNOW, Atlanta, GA. $130,000, 2010. For development of a web-based 

Teacher Resource Center. 

637. Foundation Center Atlanta, Atlanta, GA. $275,000, 2010. For continued 

program support. 

HAWAII 

Harold K. L. Castle Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to HI with priority given to Windward Oahu. No grants 

to individuals, or for ongoing operating expenses, endowments, annual 

fund drives, vehicles, or sponsorships or special events. 

638. New Distinction Corporation, Honolulu, HI. $40,000, 2009. For startup 

support for HawaiiSchoolGuide.com, a one-stop online resource for 

information on all Hawaii schools from preschool to college. 

Victoria S. & Bradley L. Geist Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to HI residents and organizations. No grants for 

capital projects, endowment funds, or for on-going or general operating 

costs. 

639. Kapiolani Health Foundation, Honolulu, HI. $35,000, 2009. For peer 

mentoring and Survivors Offering Support program. 

Hawaii Community Foundation 

(formerly The Hawaiian Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to HI. No grants to individuals (except for 

scholarships), or for annual campaigns, emergency support, 

endowments, major capital projects, ongoing operating support, tuition 

aid programs, or deficit financing; no loans. 

640. Bond Memorial Library, Friends of, Kapaau, HI. $10,000, 2009. For new 

library. 

641. Hamakua Health Center, Honokaa, HI. $13,500, 2009. For GE Centricity 

Electronic Medical Record Enhancements. 

642. Hawaii Health Information Corporation, Honolulu, HI. $30,000, 2009. 

For executive transition. 

643. Hawaii State Judiciary, Honolulu, HI. $50,000, 2009. For Criminal Justice 

Information System. 

644. Lanai Womens Center, Lanai City, HI. $50,000, 2009. For purchase and 

Implementation of Integrated EMR (Electronic Medical Record)/PMS. 

645. United Way, Aloha, Honolulu, HI. $55,142, 2009. For 211. 

IDAHO 

Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to ID. No grants to individuals. 

646. Lewiston Library Foundation, Lewiston, ID. $200,000, 2010. For new 

library facility. 

Idaho Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in ID. No support for religious purposes, or 

organizations typically funded by the government, or national 

organizations, unless monies expended are for sole benefit of ID citizens. 

No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for debt reduction, 

fundraising projects, travel, conferences or seminars, or endowments. 

647. Coeur d Alene Public Library Foundation, Coeur d Alene, ID. $22,625, 

2010. 

The Works of Grace Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in ID and TX. No grants to individuals. 

648. Community Library, Ketchum, ID. $15,250, 2010. 

ILLINOIS 

The Allstate Foundation 

Limitations: Giving in areas of company operations, in AK, AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, 

CT, DC, DE, FL, GA, HI, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MO, 

MS, MT, NC, ND, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NV, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, 

TN, TX, UT, VA, VT, WA, WI, WV, and WY; giving also to regional and 

national organizations. No support for athletic teams, bands or choirs, 


pass-through organizations, scouting groups, or private elementary or 

secondary schools. No grants to individuals (except for employee-related 

scholarships), or for fundraising events or sponsorships, capital 

campaigns or endowments, equipment not part of a community outreach 

program, athletic events, memorials, travel, audio, film, or video 

production, or continuing support. 

649. Middle Country Public Library, Centereach, NY. $36,000, 2009. For Safe 

and Vital Communities programs. 

Alphawood Foundation 

(formerly WPWR-TV Channel 50 Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the metropolitan Chicago, IL, area and 

northwestern IN. No support for religious or fraternal purposes, political 

campaigns or for public schools. No grants to individuals, or for 

scholarships, underwriting or tables for events, capital campaigns, or 

special projects. 

650. Gerber-Hart Gay and Lesbian Archives and Library, Chicago, IL. $20,000, 


651. Jazz Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $15,000, 2010. For general 


652. Richard Nickel Committee, Chicago, IL. $25,000, 2010. For general 


Aon Foundation 

(formerly Combined International Foundation) 


emphasis on Chicago, IL. No grants for general operating support for 

secondary or vocational schools. 

653. Donors Forum of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $17,408, 2009. To Provide 

Leadership, Education, Research, and Action on Behalf of Philanthropy 

and Nonprofits in the Region. 

Helen V. Brach Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Midwest, and CA, MA, OH, PA and SC. No 

grants outside continental U.S. No support for political organizations. No 

grants to individuals, or to organizations with less than one year of 

budget history. 

654. University of Saint Mary of the Lake-Mundelein Seminary, Mundelein, IL. 

$25,000, 2011. For Letters Project that aims to make available hidden 

collection of manuscripts of Catholic Saints. 

Caterpillar Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations on a national 

basis, with some emphasis on IL. No support for fraternal organizations 

or exclusive membership societies, hospitals, political action 

committees or candidates, private foundations, or religious 

organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community. No grants to 

individuals, or for graduate student scholarships or fellowships, capital 

campaigns, building construction, debt reduction, development or 

production of books, videos, films, or television programs, research 

papers or articles in professional journals, endowments, general 


ILLINOIS—Caterpillar Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

operating or agency programs funded by the United Way, political causes, 

research, sponsorships, tickets, or advertising for fund-raising, or travel; 

no product or service donations; no loans. 

655. Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation, Springfield, IL. 

$50,000, 2009. 

656. Pontiac Public Library, Pontiac, IL. $15,000, 2009. 

The Chicago Community Trust 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Cook County and the adjacent 5 counties of 

northeastern, IL. No support for sectarian purposes or support of 

single-disease oriented research, treatment or care. No grants to 

individuals (except for limited fellowship programs), or for reducing 

operating deficits or liquidating existing debt, or for the sole purpose of 

writing, publishing, producing or distributing audio, visual or printing 

material, or for conducting conferences, festivals, exhibitions or 

meetings. 

657. Center for Information of Elgin, Elgin, IL. $50,000, 2010. For bilingual 

information, advocacy, and referral services. 

658. Chicago, City of, Department of Innovation and Technology, Chicago, IL. 

$70,000, 2010. For salary support of a health information technology 

coordinator. 

659. Christopher House, Chicago, IL. $60,000, 2010. For multi-agency 

collaboration in data collection and program improvement. 

660. Donors Forum of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $120,000, 2010. For general 

operating support of enhanced statewide capacity building effort. 

661. Healthcare Consortium of Illinois, Dolton, IL. $75,000, 2010. For health 

information exchange planning for the Southside and South Suburbs. 

662. Hope Institute for Children and Families, Springfield, IL. $50,000, 2010. 

For data system of organizations which provide treatment and screening 

of Autism Spectrum Disorders. 

663. Jazz Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $60,000, 2010. For Youth Stage 

at the Jazz Fest. 

664. Metropolitan Chicago Information Center, Chicago, IL. $200,000, 2010. 

For region-wide survey on human relations. 

665. Palatine Opportunity Center, Palatine, IL. $60,000, 2010. For salary 

support of a bilingual Spanish nurse and training for the Health 

Information and Services Outreach program. 

Circle of Service Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Cook and Lake counties, IL, with funding also 

in Chicago. No support for political organizations or lobbying. No grants 

to individuals, or for travel or international purposes, or for the funding 

of policy research. 



667. Donors Forum of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $25,230, 2009. For membership. 

Arie and Ida Crown Memorial 

(doing business as Crown Family Philanthropies) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in metropolitan Chicago, IL, with some giving in 

NY. No support for government-sponsored programs, or to organizations 

with budgets under $200,000. No grants to individuals, or for film, video, 

exhibitions, conference, associations or coalitions. 


$50,000, 2009. 

669. Chicago Public Library Foundation, Chicago, IL. $25,000, 2009. 

670. Donors Forum of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $25,230, 2009. 

Davee Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in IL, with emphasis on Chicago. No grants to 

individuals. 

671. Brown County High School, Library, Nashville, IN. $10,000, 2010. For 


672. Brown County Public Library, Nashville, IN. $22,000, 2010. For general 

support. 

673. Newberry Library, Chicago, IL. $90,000, 2010. For general support. 

Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Chicago, IL, area and in the Lowcountry area 

of SC. No support for religious purposes. No grants to individuals, or for 

pledges, endowments, capital campaigns, benefits, conferences, 

meetings, eradication of deficits, research, or studies, publications, 

films, videos or fundraising events; no loans (except for program-related 

investments). 

674. Chicago Film Archives, Chicago, IL. $60,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For 

Phase III of Core Collections: Providing Online Access to Chicago Film 

Archive’s Collections. 

675. Chicago Public Library Foundation, Chicago, IL. $60,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. For matching grant for preservation and to provide public access 

to Chicago Theater Playbill Collection (1848-1922). 

676. Columbia College, Chicago, IL. $14,250, 2010. For online collection 

database. 

677. Jazz Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $15,000, 2010. For Chicago Jazz 

Fest. 

678. Jazz Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $10,000, 2010. For general 


679. Lewis University, Romeoville, IL. $52,000, 2010. 3-year grant. For 

matching grant to expand access to Canal and Regional History Special 

Collection. 

680. Medical University of South Carolina, Waring Library, Charleston, SC. 

$24,000, 2010. For final grant for project, The Picture of Health: 

Digitizing and Preserving South Carolina’s Medical Artifacts. 

681. Old Town School of Folk Music, Chicago, IL. $50,000, 2010. 2-year grant. 

For matching grant for Digital Guitar Archive Access Pilot Project. 

682. Window to the World Communications, Chicago, IL. $15,000, 2010. For 

Phase One of WFMT archive preservation. 

Lloyd A. Fry Foundation 

Limitations: Giving generally limited to Chicago, IL. No support for medical 

research, religious purposes, governmental bodies, or tax-supported 

educational institutions for services that fall within their responsibilities. 

No grants to individuals, or for general operating support for new 

grantees, annual campaigns, emergency funds, deficit financing, building 

funds, fundraising benefits, land acquisition, renovation projects, or 

endowment funds; no loans. 

683. Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $10,000, 2010. For Library 

Acquisition. 

684. Arts Alliance Illinois Foundation, Chicago, IL. $35,000, 2010. For Arts 

Education Providers Network and Arts Education Census Project. 

685. Centro San Bonifacio, Chicago, IL. $25,000, 2010. For Multipliers 

Program. 

686. Donors Forum of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $18,255, 2010. For membership 

grant. 

The Grainger Foundation Inc. 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No grants to individuals, or for seed 

money, emergency funds, deficit financing, publications, conferences, or 

matching gifts; no loans. 


$50,000, 2010. For Special Program Fund. 

688. Addison Community Switchboard, Addison, IL. $10,000, 2010. For Food 

Bank. 

689. Benzie Shores District Library, Friends of the, Frankfort, MI. $20,000, 

2010. For operating fund. 

690. Newberry Library, Chicago, IL. $50,000, 2010. For Special Program Fund. 

Grand Victoria Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to areas of company operations in IL, with emphasis 

on the Chicago metropolitan area, Elgin, and southern Cook, DeKalb, 

DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry, Winnebago, and Will counties. 

No support for grantmaking organizations or federated funds. No grants 

to individuals, or for endowments, fundraising events, debt reduction, 

political campaigns, or religious programs; generally, no grants for 

research or planning projects. 

691. Donors Forum of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $12,746, 2009. For membership. 

692. Gail Borden Public Library Foundation, Elgin, IL. $20,000, 2009. For 

project support. 

Harris Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Chicago, IL, and Washington DC areas. No 


693. Chicago Public Library, Chicago, IL. $25,000, 2010. For general 



Grants for Libraries & Information Services Polk—ILLINOIS 

The Irving Harris Foundation 

(formerly The Harris Foundation) 


Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to IL. No support for intermediary funding agencies, 

partisan, lobbying, political or denominational organizations, or for 

organizations not determined to be public charities. No grants to 

individuals, or for endowments or, general medical research. 


The Joyce Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Great Lakes region, including IL, IN, MI, MN, 

OH, and WI; limited number of environment grants made in Canada; 

culture grants are primarily restricted to the metropolitan Chicago, IL, 

area. No support for religious activities, or for political organizations. No 

grants for endowment campaigns, scholarships, direct service programs, 

or capital proposals. 

696. Donors Forum of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $75,000, 2010. To serve as a 

leading voice and coordinator of philanthropic and nonprofit advocacy in 

Illinois, and to undertake a planning process to develop a new business 

model. 

697. Donors Forum of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $20,000, 2010. For the Donors 

Forums Growth Initiative and expansion of the organizations public policy 

activities. 

698. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. 2-year grant. To 

expand the availability of information on grant makers, conduct and 

publish research on the philanthropic sector, provide increased services 

to grant seekers, and broaden the publics understanding of philanthropy. 

699. Global Philanthropy Partnership, Chicago, IL. $200,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. For coordination of public and private energy efficiency retrofit 

programs being implemented as part of the Chicago Climate Action Plan 

(CCAP). 

700. GreatSchools, San Francisco, CA. $75,000, 2010. To help inform 

low-income Milwaukee parents about their K-12 school options and 

encourage parents to choose academically successful schools. 

701. Jazz Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $30,000, 2010. For organizational 

capacity-building. 


educational programs. 

Ann and Robert H. Lurie Foundation 

(formerly Ann and Robert H. Lurie Family Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Chicago, IL. No grants to individuals. 


unrestricted support. 

The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis. No support for 

religious programs, political activities or campaigns. No grants for 

fundraising appeals, institutional benefits, honorary functions or similar 

projects, tuition expenses, scholarships, or fellowships (other than those 

sponsored by the foundation). 

704. African Court on Human and Peoples Rights, Arusha, Tanzania, Zanzibar 

and Pemba. $200,000, 2010. 2-year grant. To procure books, journals 

and other resources for its library (over two years). 

705. Chicago Public Library Foundation, Chicago, IL. $1,050,000, 2010. 

3-year grant. For YouMedia@CPL (over three years). 

706. Chicago Public Library Foundation, Chicago, IL. $500,000, 2010. To 

expand the YOUmedia program to three Chicago Public Library branch 

locations. 

707. DePaul University, Chicago, IL. $1,800,000, 2010. 3-year grant. To 

implement a Chicago Learning Network of schools, libraries, museums, 

after-school programs, online communities, and the home (over three 

years). 

708. Donors Forum of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $307,500, 2010. 3-year grant. 

For general operations (over three years). 

709. Human Rights Resource Center, Saint Petersburg, Russia. $375,000, 

2010. 3-year grant. For legal support to Russian NGOs and promote the 

professional growth of these organizations (over three years). 

710. Jazz Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $100,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For 

the annual Chicago Jazz Festival (over two years). 

711. Library of Congress, Washington, DC. $98,000, 2010. To conduct 

orientations for newly elected members of the House of Representatives. 

712. Local Initiatives Support Corporation, Chicago, IL. $225,000, 2010. To 

work with the Chicago Public Library to implement YouMedia in schools 

and to participate in a Chicago Learning Network. 

713. Mainspring Consulting, Scarsdale, NY. $400,000, 2010. To establish 

financial models for learning networks of schools, libraries, museums, 

after-school programs, and online communities. 


For Apps for Chicago. 

715. National Security Archive Fund, Washington, DC. $900,000, 2010. 

3-year grant. For the International Human Rights Evidence Program (over 

three years). 

716. Public Library of Science, San Francisco, CA. $250,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. For the open access publishing initiative Hubs (over two years). 

717. Royal Society for the Protection of Nature, Thimphu, Bhutan. $350,000, 

2010. To contribute to endowment, construct a library and conference 

center for public use, and to create operating reserve. 

718. Social Science Research Council, Brooklyn, NY. $1,500,000, 2010. 

3-year grant. To implement a learning network of schools, libraries, 

museums, after-school programs, online communities, and the home in 

New York City (over three years). 

719. State of the U.S.A., Washington, DC. $70,000, 2010. To design open 

architecture for the web-based State of the USA societal indicators 

system. 

720. Yale University, School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, New 

Haven, CT. $300,000, 2010. 3-year grant. To increase the multimedia 

content of Yale Environment 360 (over three years). 

721. Yayasan Pengembangan Hak Asasi Manusia Untuk ASEAN, Depok, 

Indonesia. $300,000, 2010. 3-year grant. For research and education 

on human rights in Southeast Asia (over three years). 

William G. McGowan Charitable Fund, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Washington, DC, area, Chicago, IL, KS, 

western and upstate NY, northeastern PA, and northern VA, Denver and 

Eagle counties, CO and Reno, NV (but does not apply to colleges and 

universities seeking McGowan Scholar grants). No support for political 


722. Foundation for the National Archives, Washington, DC. $75,000, 2010. 

For Programs at the William G. McGowan Theater. 

Motorola Solutions Foundation 

(formerly Motorola Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily on a national and international basis in areas of 

company operations, with emphasis on CA, Washington, DC, FL, GA, IL, 

MA, MD, NJ, NY, TX, Afghanistan, Argentina, Brazil, China, England, and 

Mexico. No grants to individuals, or for endowments, sports 

sponsorships, or capital campaigns; no Motorola Solutions product or 

equipment donations. 



The Offield Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA and MI. No grants to individuals. 

725. Harbor Springs Library Association, Harbor Springs, MI. $10,000, 2010. 


Frank E. Payne and Seba B. Payne Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Bethlehem, PA. No grants to individuals, or for 

fellowships; generally no support for endowments; no loans. 

726. Bethlehem Area Public Library, Bethlehem, PA. $30,000, 2010. For 

general repairs and other projects for The Kids Room. 

727. Riegelsville Public Library, Riegelsville, PA. $35,000, 2010. For general 


Polk Bros. Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Chicago, IL. No support for political 

organizations or religious institutions seeking support for programs 

whose participants are restricted by religious affiliation, or for 

tax-generating entities (municipalities and school districts) for services 

within their normal responsibilities. No grants to individuals, or for 


ILLINOIS—Polk Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

medical, scientific or academic research, or purchase of dinner or raffle 

tickets. 




731. Jazz Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $30,000, 2009. 

732. Newberry Library, Chicago, IL. $50,000, 2009. 

Prince Charitable Trusts 

Limitations: Giving limited to local groups in Washington, DC, Chicago, IL, and 

RI, with emphasis on Aquidneck Island. No support for national 

organizations, or for religious or political organizations. No grants to 

individuals. 

733. New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations, New York, 

NY. $10,000, 2010. For Astor Conservator. 

734. Redwood Library and Athenaeum, Newport, RI. $25,000, 2010. For 


735. Rhode Island Natural History Survey, Kingston, RI. $20,000, 2010. For 

Aquidneck Island coyote management program. 


Aquidneck Island coyote management program. 

Pritzker Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Chicago, IL. No grants to individuals. 

737. Newberry Library, Chicago, IL. $20,000, 2009. For general operating 

support. 

Michael Reese Health Trust 

(formerly Michael Reese Hospital Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to the metropolitan Chicago, IL, area with emphasis 

on the city of Chicago. No support for private foundations. No grants to 

individuals, or for capital campaigns, endowment funds, fundraising 

events, debt reduction, or scholarships. 

738. Donors Forum of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $10,916, 2010. For annual 

contribution for operating support. 

739. Health Leads Chicago, Chicago, IL. $35,000, 2010. For Family Help 

Desks that are staffed by undergraduate volunteers who connect 

patients to food, housing, job training, fuel assistance, child care and 

other key government and community resources. 

740. Northwestern Memorial Foundation, Chicago, IL. $18,000, 2010. For 

annual support for the Edelstone Bendix Lecture at Northwestern 

University. 

The Retirement Research Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to FL, IL, IN, IA, KY, MO and WI for direct service 

requests. Giving on a national basis for research, advocacy, education 

and training. No support for governmental agencies except for area 

agencies on aging, state universities and the Veterans Administration. 

No grants to individuals, or for computers, construction, general 

operating expenses of established organizations, endowment or 

developmental campaigns, emergency funds, deficit financing, land 

acquisition, scholarships, media productions, dissertation research, 

annual campaigns, or biomedical research. Publications and conference 

support is generally limited to those which are components of larger 

foundation funded projects. 

741. Donors Forum of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $12,130, 2010. For Dues and 

Membership. 

742. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $12,000, 2010. For Program Support. 

Dr. Scholl Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the U.S., with some emphasis on the Chicago, 

IL area. No support for public education, political organizations, or 

political action committees. No grants to individuals, or for deficit 

financing, or unrestricted purposes, or to endowments, or capital 

campaigns, event sponsorship, liquidation of debt; no loans. 


Summer Reading Program. 

The Siragusa Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the metropolitan Chicago, IL, area. No support 

for political advocacy programs. No grants to individuals, or for 

endowment funds; no loans. 

744. Newberry Library, Chicago, IL. $10,000, 2010. For General Library 

Materials Fund. 

The Spencer Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis. No grants to 

individuals, or for capital funds, general purposes, operating or 

continuing support, sabbatical supplements, work in instructional or 

curriculum development, any kind of training or service program, 

scholarships, travel fellowships, endowment funds, or pre-doctoral 

research; no loans. 

745. Donors Forum of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $25,230, 2010. For membership 

renewal. 


For annual contribution. 

Terra Foundation for American Art 

Limitations: Giving in the U.S., with emphasis on Chicago, IL, and 

internationally. No support for artwork conservation. No grants to 

individuals. 


Family Summer Reading Program, Reading is Art-rageous, which will 

focus on the theme of art in everyday life and will celebrate art in Chicago. 

748. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $225,000, 2010. For catalogue 

and exhibition, Roy Lichtenstein: The Black-and-White Drawings, 

1961-1968 at the Morgan Library and the Albertina in Vienna, Austria. 


2010. For pre-exhibition convening on Winslow Homer. 

INDIANA 

Central Indiana Community Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to the central IN region. No support for religious or 

sectarian purposes, or for post-event or after-the-fact situations. No 

grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for long-term operating 

support, endowment funds, medical, scientific or academic research, 

publications, travel, fundraising events, annual appeals, or membership 

contributions. 

750. Indiana University-Purdue University, University Library, Indianapolis, IN. 

$46,947, 2010. 

751. Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library Foundation, Indianapolis, IN. 

$274,744, 2010. For Summer Reading. 

The Clowes Fund, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving in the greater Indianapolis, IN, area, defined as Marion 

County and the seven contiguous counties (for social services and 

education); Seattle, WA (for the arts and art education); and in the greater 

Boston, MA, area and parts of northern New England (for social services, 

education and art education). No support for foreign organizations, 

colleges or universities, programs promoting specific religious doctrine, 

or for organizations classified as Type III Supporting Organizations. No 

grants to individuals, or for fundraising events or operating support; no 

loans. 

752. Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health, 

Dorchester, MA. $60,000, 2010. For MassCOSH Worker Center which 

builds the power of immigrants and workers of color to defend their rights 

to safe, decent working conditions. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Lincoln—INDIANA 

Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne, Inc. 

(formerly Fort Wayne Community Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Fort Wayne and Allen County, IN, areas. No 

support for religious purposes, hospitals, or private, public, or parochial 

schools. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for 

operating budgets, continuing support, annual campaigns, deficit 

financing, endowment funds (except for Endowment-Building matching 

grants for funds), fellowships, medical or academic research, 

sponsorships, special events, advertising, films or videos, television 

programs, conferences, or group uniforms or group trips; no loans. 

753. Allen County Public Library Foundation, Fort Wayne, IN. $17,201, 2010. 

For Paul Clarke Nonprofit Resource Center. 

754. Lincoln Collection of Indiana, Friends of the, Fort Wayne, IN. $50,000, 

2010. For digitization and care of The Lincoln Collection at the Allen 

County Public Library. 

Community Foundation of St. Joseph County 

Limitations: Giving limited to St. Joseph County, IN. No support for religious 

organizations for religious purposes, or development or public relations 

activities. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for 

endowment campaigns, retirement of debts, camperships, annual 

appeals or membership contributions, travel, post-event or after the fact 

situations, or computers (unless presented as a necessary component 

of larger program or objective). 

755. Saint Joseph County Public Library, South Bend, IN. $12,814, 2009. For 

Leighton Award and unrestricted support. 

The Cummins Foundation 

(formerly Cummins Engine Foundation) 


Lake Mills, IA, the Columbus and Seymour, IN, areas, Fridley, MN, 

Jamestown, NY, Rocky Mount, NC, Findlay, OH, Charleston, SC, 

Cookeville, Memphis, and Nashville, TN, El Paso, TX, Stoughton, WI and 

in Brazil, China, India, Mexico, and South Africa; giving also to national 

organizations. No support for sectarian religious organizations, political 

candidates, or medical or disease-related organizations. No grants to 

individuals, or for capital campaigns, business start-up needs or political 

causes; no loans or product donations. 

756. Lincoln Collection of Indiana, Friends of the, Fort Wayne, IN. $25,000, 

2010. For project expenses associated with the conservation and 

preservation of the Lincoln Collection at the Indiana State Museum and 

the Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne. 

757. Whitakers, Town of, Whitakers, NC. $79,000, 2010. To renovate the 

historic Whitakers Public Library in Whitakers, NC. 

758. Wuxi Library, Wuxi, China. $50,000, 2010. For Community Development 

Grants, WHDB Community Involvement Team and Shanghai Metro 

Community Involvement Team, to establish children’s libraries in 

elementary schools throughout China. Each library will receive a full range 

of Chinese language children’s books and appropriate furniture. 

759. Wuxi Library, Wuxi, China. $22,000, 2010. For 2Q Community 

Development Grant, to create updated computer lab at the Wuxi Migrant 

Workers Children’s School to enable the students to learn basic 

computer skills in Wuxi, China. 

760. Wuxi Library, Wuxi, China. $10,000, 2010. For 90th Anniversary 

Challenge Winner, Cummins woods project. 

Dekko Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Limestone County, AL, Collier County, FL, 

DeKalb, LaGrange, Kosciusko, Noble, Steuben and Whitley counties, IN, 

Clarke, Decatur, Lucas, Ringgold and Union counties, IA and the Ada 

community, MN. No grants to individuals. 

761. Kendallville Public Library, Kendallville, IN. $12,200, 2010. For program 

support. 

Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly Fairbanks Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in greater Indianapolis, IN. No support for political 

organizations. No grants to individuals, or for conference, seminars, 

media events, or workshops unless they are an integral part of a broader 

program. 

762. People on Wheels, Indianapolis, IN. $15,000, 2010. For general 


Harrison County Community Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to Harrison County, IN. No support for religious 

organizations for the purpose of furthering their religion. No grants to 

individuals (except for scholarships), or for reimburse for previously 

purchased items or previously incurred expenses, or purchase real 

estate that has not been identified and appraised. 

763. Lanesville Community School Corporation, Lanesville, IN. $44,623, 

2009. For school libraries, ball field, writing project, and academic 

teams. 

764. North Harrison Elementary School, Ramsey, IN. $37,305, 2009. For 

books for library, Lincoln celebration, and multimedia presentation 

system. 

Eli Lilly and Company Foundation 

(also known as Lilly Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis, with emphasis on 

areas of company operations, including Indianapolis, IN. No support for 

religious or sectarian organizations not of direct benefit to the entire 

community, fraternal, labor, athletic, or veterans’ organizations or bands, 

or non-accredited educational organizations. No grants to individuals, or 

for scholarships or travel, endowments, debt reduction, beauty or talent 

contests, fundraising activities related to individual sponsorship, 

conferences or media production, or memorials; no loans; no political 

contributions. 

765. Indiana Health Information Exchange, Indianapolis, IN. $75,000, 2009. 

For Indianapolis Coalition for Patient Safety. 


JFK Library Annual Dinner. 

767. National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship, Silver Spring, MD. $50,000, 

2009. For Cancer Survival Toolbox. 

Lilly Endowment Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to IN, with emphasis on Indianapolis, for community 

development projects (including the arts, preservation, capital building 

funds, operating funds, and social services). Education funding focused 

principally on Indiana under invitational grant programs. National giving 

in religion, philanthropic studies, leadership education, and selected 

higher education initiatives, principally to increase educational 

opportunities for minorities. Generally, no support for healthcare 

programs, mass media projects, libraries, individual elementary/ 

secondary schools, or for individual churches (except as part of 

invitational grant programs). No grants to individuals (except for 

fellowships) or for endowments (except in the context of special 

initiatives). 

768. Alliance for Christian Media, Atlanta, GA. $150,000, 2010. For 

Protestant Hour sermon archival restoration project. 

769. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $125,000, 2010. For general 


770. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $50,000, 2010. For general operating 

support. 

771. Indianapolis Center for Congregations, Indianapolis, IN. $8,000,000, 

2010. For operating support. 


$25,000, 2010. For small bookmobile. 

773. Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library, Indianapolis, IN. $50,000, 2010. For 

strategic planning and organizational and development capacity building. 


2010. For Family Foundation leadership study. 

775. Philanthropy Roundtable, Washington, DC. $100,000, 2010. For general 


Lincoln Financial Foundation 

(formerly Lincoln Financial Group Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to areas of company operations, with emphasis on 

Hartford, CT, Chicago, IL, Fort Wayne, IN, Greensboro, NC, Omaha, NE, 

Concord, NH, and Philadelphia, PA. No support for religious 

organizations, public or private elementary or secondary schools or 

school foundations, hospitals, hospital foundations, fraternal, political, 

or veterans’ organizations, or sports organizations. No grants to 

individuals, or for endowments, continuing support, general operating 

support, capital campaigns, debt reduction, marketing programs, 

sporting events or tournaments, fundraising for national organizations, 


INDIANA—Lincoln Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

sporting events, or national walks; generally, no grants for tickets, 

corporate tables, or testimonial events. 

776. Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation, Philadelphia, PA. $35,000, 

2010. For Job Readiness Center at the Paschalville Branch Library. 

777. Hartford Public Library, Hartford, CT. $10,000, 2010. For Catch Up to 

Math. 

778. League for the Blind and Disabled, Fort Wayne, IN. $30,000, 2010. For 

Information and Referral Program. 

779. Maternity Care Coalition, Philadelphia, PA. $10,000, 2010. For 

MOMobile Program. 

Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No support for P-12 education reform, 

discipline-specific schools of study and training or religious activities 

(except for activities that promote educational access and success and 

that serve diverse recipients without regard to their religious 

background); no grants that support single institutions; and no support 

for electioneering or lobbying activities. No grants to individuals (except 

for employee matching gifts), or for scholarships, fundraisers, corporate 

sponsorships, meetings and conferences (except for those related to a 

strategic initiative of the foundation), capital campaigns, or endowment 

funds. 

780. CommunicationWorks, LLC, Washington, DC. $900,000, 2010. To 

develop communications activities and products that strengthen the 

ability of states to graduate more students within existing resources 

while maintaining academic quality. 

781. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $10,000, 2010. To continue free 

public services, such as Exchange program, and institute new technology 

upgrades. 

782. Learn More Indiana, Indianapolis, IN. $474,500, 2010. To help students 

in Indiana access and complete postsecondary education. 

783. National Center for Higher Education Management Systems, Boulder, 

CO. $566,900, 2010. For improvement of data resources for higher 

education stakeholders and to contribute to college completion agenda. 

784. Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. $750,000, 2010. To establish in 

Indiana the Benefit Bank that connects low- and moderate-income 

Hoosiers with benefits and work supports, including financial aid. 

785. Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN. $25,000, 2010. To increase 

sharing and application of college student access and success research 

and practices through two statewide conferences. 

786. Southern Regional Education Board, Atlanta, GA. $800,000, 2010. To 

establish regional, and then national, portal to provide returning adult 

learners with information, resources, and services to assist in 

completing degrees. 

Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Phoenix, AZ, and Indianapolis, IN. No grants to 

individuals, or for academic research, capital campaigns (building or 

endowments) non-operating private foundations, or international 

activities. 

787. College Depot Program at Burton Barr Central Library, Phoenix, AZ. 

$50,000, 2010. To provide college planning information to youth from 

low-income families. 

788. Connect2Help, Indianapolis, IN. $50,000, 2010. To enhance caller 

services and increase awareness of options for victims of domestic 

violence. 

WellPoint Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly Anthem Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in CA, CO, CT, GA, 

IN, KY, ME, MO, NV, NY, NH, OH, VA, and WI; giving also to national 

organizations. No support for private charities or foundations, religious 


candidates or organizations, discriminatory organizations, or association 

memberships. No grants to individuals, or for political causes or 

campaigns, lobbying activities, endowments, film, music, TV, video, or 

media production projects or broadcast program underwriting, 

fundraising events, sports sponsorships, performing arts tours, or 

requests that provide benefit to WellPoint, Inc. or WellPoint employees. 

789. SeniorNavigator.com, Richmond, VA. $141,016, 2009. For health care 

improvement with focus on uninsured. 

IOWA 

AEGON Transamerica Foundation 

(formerly AEGON USA Charitable Foundation, Inc.) 


some emphasis on Little Rock, AR, CA, Atlanta, GA, Cedar Rapids, IA, 

Louisville, KY, Baltimore, MD, Charlotte, NC, NY, PA, and Fort Worth, TX. 

No grants to individuals. 

790. Enoch Pratt Free Library of Baltimore City, Baltimore, MD. $10,000, 

2009. 


2009. 

792. National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library, Cedar Rapids, IA. 

$50,000, 2009. 

Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust 

Limitations: Giving primarily in IA, with some funding in IL. No support for 

religious activities or political organizations. No grants to individuals, or 

for endowments, fundraising benefits, program advertising, annual 


793. Hubbard Public Library, Hubbard, IA. $60,000, 2010. To construct a new 

library. 

794. Keck Memorial Library, Wapello, IA. $22,102, 2010. To construct 

addition. 

795. Letts Public Library, Letts, IA. $60,000, 2010. To construct a new library. 

796. North Iowa Libraries Collaborating Board, Mason City, IA. $57,048, 

2010. To purchase technology for shared library automation. 

797. Stanhope Public Library, Stanhope, IA. $60,000, 2010. To construct a 

new public library. 

798. Westgate Public Library, Westgate, IA. $31,145, 2010. To construct a 

new library. 

799. Williamsburg Public Library, Williamsburg, IA. $60,000, 2010. To 

construct a new library. 

The Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation 

(formerly The Greater Cedar Rapids Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Cedar Rapids and surrounding Linn 

County, IA, area. No support for religious activities of religious 

organizations (including parochial schools), or for crisis intervention. No 

grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for annual operating 

budgets or travel; generally no grants for capital campaigns, endowment 

campaigns, one-time events, fundraising, equipment, scientific 

research, debt retirement, or deficit financing. 

800. Cedar Rapids Public Library, Cedar Rapids, IA. $17,066, 2009. For 

general support, Designated Distribution, Proposal to hire a consultant 

to direct a development assessment. 

801. Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Association, West Branch, IA. 

$76,982, 2009. 

802. Mount Mercy University, Cedar Rapids, IA. $50,320, 2009. For Annual 

Support, Designated Agency Distribution for the Grotto Reconstruction 

Project, General Support, Designated Distribution for the Mount Mercy 

Library, Scholarship Fund $20,000 and General Fund $10,000, REACH 

Mount Mercy (Renewable Energy Alternatives Can Help). 


$75,027, 2009. For Agency Distribution, General Support, Operational 

Support, Designated Distribution, Increase development capacities, 

Rising Above - The Story of a People and the Flood, BrewNost 

Sponsorship. 

804. Organic Center for Education and Promotion, Boulder, CO. $10,000, 

2009. For general support for Organic Education. 

Iowa West Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southwest IA, the Council Bluffs area, and 

Omaha, NE. No support for medical research or church-affiliated 

organizations for religious purposes. No grants for fundraising, benefit, 

and social events, capital requests (for improvements to school property 

or for hospitals, medical facilities, assisted living projects, nursing 

homes, independent care, and extended care facilities), operating 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Humana—KENTUCKY 

deficits or long-term operating support, publications, films, books, 

seminars, symposia or for conferences. 

805. Council Bluffs Public Library, Council Bluffs, IA. $62,500, 2009. To 

enhance collection. 

806. Council Bluffs Public Library, Council Bluffs, IA. $20,000, 2009. For 

Visiting Authors Series. 

807. Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors, Council Bluffs, IA. $15,250, 

2009. For CountyConnection.org, online information for health and 

human services. 

The Wellmark Foundation 

(formerly The IASD Health Care Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to IA and SD. No grants to individuals, or for 

biomedical research not of direct benefit to local residents, 

uncompensated care for direct clinical services, or services that are 

billable for third-party reimbursement, capital campaigns, equipment, 

organizations indirect/overhear costs, debt reduction, annual 

campaigns, fundraising events, or endowments. 

808. Iowa Department of Public Health, Des Moines, IA. $90,000, 2009. For 

the Data Warehouse program, which creates an efficient, effective tool 

to disseminate health data and make positive health improvements in 

Iowa communities. 

809. Iowa State University, Ames, IA. $59,564, 2009. For a project which 

focuses on childhood obesity as impacted by health literacy in the school 

environment. 

KANSAS 

Kansas Health Foundation 

(formerly Kansas Health Foundation/Kansas Health Trust) 

Limitations: Giving limited to KS. No support for political campaigns or political 

advocacy. No grants to individuals, or for medical research, deficit or debt 

retirement, endowments not initiated by the foundation, vehicles, 

construction projects, mental health or for direct medical services. 

810. Eisenhower Foundation, Abilene, KS. $25,000, 2010. For staff and 

supplies for work to strengthen leadership capacity among Kansas teens 

through Five Star Leaders program. Using case studies from President 

Eisenhower’s career, Five Star Leaders aims to teach principles of 

democratic leadership and consensus-based decision making that 

students can incorporate into own lives. 

811. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $10,000, 2010. For annual 

membership. 

812. Lawrence Public Library Foundation, Lawrence, KS. $22,500, 2010. For 

speaker/artist fees, travel and reading incentives, advertising and 

promotion to expand participation in summer reading program by 

partnering with other community organizations and reaching out to at-risk 

children, people who don’t speak English, seniors and people with 

disabilities Project plans to offer expanded programming featuring 

authors, musicians and dancers and it will offer participants incentives 

for completing the reading program. 

Sprint Foundation 

(formerly United Telecommunications Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Los Angeles and 

San Francisco, CA, Denver, CO, Washington, DC, Atlanta, GA, Chicago, 

IL, Kansas City, MO, New York, NY, and Dallas, TX; giving also to regional 

organizations active in areas of company operations and national 

organizations; giving limited to Cass, Clay, Jackson, and Platte counties, 

KS, and Johnson and Wyandotte counties, MO, for the Sprint 

Achievement Program. No support for discriminatory organizations, 

political organizations, private charities or foundations, religious 

organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, international 

organizations, or school-affiliated teams, bands, or choirs. No grants to 

individuals (except for the Sprint Achievement Program), or for travel, 

film, music, television, video, or media production projects, 

school-affiliated events, marketing, sports, or event sponsorships, or 

scholarships; generally, no grants for endowments, capital campaigns, 

memorials, construction, or renovation projects. 

813. Johnson County Library Foundation, Shawnee Mission, KS. $10,125, 

2009. 

Sunderland Foundation 

(formerly Lester T. Sunderland Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in geographic areas that have connections to the 

Ash Grove Cement Co., particularly AR, western IA, KS, western MO, and 

NE. No grants to individuals or for scholarships or operating expenses; 

no loans. 

814. Kansas City, Kansas Public Library, Kansas City, KS. $50,000, 2010. 

Wichita Community Foundation 

(formerly Greater Wichita Community Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Wichita, KS, area. No support for 

religious organizations for religious purposes. No grants to individuals 

(except for scholarships), or for building projects, endowments, 

fellowships, debt reduction, administrative overhead, or fundraising 

campaigns. 

815. Newman University, Wichita, KS. $10,000, 2009. For library and 

scholarship. 

Wyandotte Health Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Wyandotte and Johnson counties, KS, and 

Jackson County, MO. No support for sectarian or religious organizations. 

No grants or scholarships to individuals, directly or for budget deficits or 

debt reduction. 

816. Riverview Health Services, Kansas City, KS. $150,900, 2010. For Parish 

Nurse Access to Health Services. 

KENTUCKY 

James Graham Brown Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to KY, with emphasis on the Jefferson County and 

Louisville metropolitan areas. No support for private foundations or the 

performing arts, primary or secondary schooling, religious institutions for 

religious purposes, including theological seminaries, or political or 

national organizations. No grants to individuals, or for operating needs. 

817. Library Foundation, Louisville, KY. $500,000, 2010. Toward capital 

campaign to rebuild and restore the Main Branch of the Louisville Free 

Public Library. 

The C.E. and S. Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Louisville, KY. No support for medical research 

organizations, or for political organizations. No grants to individuals. 



819. Simmons College of Kentucky, Louisville, KY. $175,000, 2009. For 

library enhancement and expansion initiative. 

The Gheens Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Louisville, KY, and LaFourche and Terrebone 

parishes, LA. No support for private high schools. No grants to 

individuals. 

820. Louisville Free Public Library Foundation, Louisville, KY. $75,000, 2010. 

The Humana Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Phoenix, AZ, 

Denver, CO, Jacksonville, Miramar, and Tampa, FL, Atlanta, GA, Chicago, 

IL, Indianapolis, IN, Kansas City, KS, Louisville, KY, Metairie, LA, Detroit, 

MI, Cincinnati, OH, San Juan, PR, Memphis, TN, Austin, Corpus Christi, 

Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio, TX, Salt Lake City, UT, and Green Bay 


KENTUCKY—Humana Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

and Milwaukee, WI. No support for social, labor, political, veterans’, or 

fraternal organizations, lobbying efforts, or mission-focused activities. No 

grants for start up needs or seed money, salary expenses or other 

administrative costs, general operating support for religious 

organizations, or for construction or renovation of sanctuaries. 

821. Louisville Free Public Library Foundation, Louisville, KY. $100,000, 

2009. For Newburg Project. 

The J & L Foundation 

(formerly The Joan and Lee Thomas Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Louisville, KY. No grants to individuals. 

822. Louisville Free Public Library Foundation, Louisville, KY. $10,000, 2010. 

LOUISIANA 

Baptist Community Ministries 

(formerly Christian Health Ministries) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Jefferson, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard 

and St. Tammany parishes, LA. No support for operating budgets of 

individual churches. No grants to individuals, or for capital grants. 

823. Louisiana Public Health Institute, New Orleans, LA. $50,000, 2010. For 

Behavioral Health Services Dashboard. 

Entergy Charitable Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in AR, LA, MA, MS, 

NH, NY, TX, and VT, with emphasis on New Orleans. No support for 

political organizations, religious organizations not of direct benefit to the 

entire community, or organizations owned or operated by an employee 

of Entergy. No grants to individuals, or for utility bills, administrative 

expenses or recurring expenses exceeding 15 percent of the requested 

amount, capital campaigns, gala events, testimonials, or fundraising 

meals, advertisements, or uniforms, equipment, or trips for 

school-related organizations or amateur sports teams; no loans. 

824. Plymouth Public Library, Plymouth, MA. $10,000, 2009. For Literacy for 

Life. 

825. Saint Johnsbury Athenaeum, Saint Johnsbury, VT. $20,000, 2009. For 

Energy Efficiency Initiative. 

The Greater New Orleans Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to southeastern LA, including the greater New 

Orleans area. No support for religious activities. No grants to individuals, 

or for annual fund campaigns, capital expenditures, sponsorship of 

special events, trips, continuing support, endowment funds, equipment, 

building funds, or deficit financing. 

826. Nonprofit Knowledge Works, New Orleans, LA. $65,000, 2010. For New 

Orleans Coalition on Open Governance. 

827. Nonprofit Knowledge Works, New Orleans, LA. $25,000, 2010. For 

Revised New Orleans Index. 

828. VIA LINK, New Orleans, LA. $15,000, 2010. To expand call center, 

construction and telephone costs. 

The Huey and Angelina Wilson Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Baton Rouge, LA, area. No grants to 

individuals, or for endowments, or seed money. 

829. Families Helping Families of Greater Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge, LA. 

$29,000, 2009. For Resource Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders. 

830. Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Information Center of Louisiana, 

Baton Rouge, LA. $10,000, 2009. 

MAINE 

Sam L. Cohen Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in York and Cumberland counties in southern ME. 

No grants to individuals, or for annual appeals, endowments or for 

multi-year grants. 

831. Portland Public Library, Portland, ME. $120,000, 2009. For Reach for 

the Stars capital campaign. 

832. Portland Public Library, Portland, ME. $60,000, 2009. For Reach for the 

Stars capital campaign. 

833. University of Southern Maine, Osher Map Library and Smith Center for 

Cartographic Education, Portland, ME. $100,000, 2009. For Osher Map 

Library Expansion. 

John T. Gorman Foundation 

(formerly JTG Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in ME. No grants to individuals. 

834. Portland Public Library, Portland, ME. $15,000, 2009. 

Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to ME. No support for hospice programs or facilities, 

animal shelters/hospitals or rehabilitation centers. No grants to 

individuals, or for fellowships, scholarships, or for travel or 

sponsorships, student or athletic groups, graduation parties or events, 

renovations to churches or other religious properties or institutions, or 

renovations to historical society property unless connected to a library, 

or for film or video productions, transportation, book or publishing 

projects, conferences, meetings, exhibits, or workshops, construction of 

playgrounds; no wheelchair vans; no organizations whose policies 

encourage discrimination; no academic research, fellowships or 

publication; no loans. 

835. Allagash Public Library, Allagash, ME. $15,000, 2009. 

836. Bangor Public Library, Bangor, ME. $56,500, 2009. 

837. Berry Memorial Library, Bar Mills, ME. $10,000, 2009. 

838. Camden Public Library, Camden, ME. $25,000, 2009. 

839. Carrabasett Valley Public Library, Carrabassett Valley, ME. $50,000, 

2009. 

840. Gardiner Public Library, Gardiner, ME. $50,000, 2009. 

841. Isaac F. Umberhine Public Library, Richmond, ME. $50,000, 2009. 

842. John B. Curtis Free Public Library in Bradford, Bradford, ME. $10,000, 

2009. 

843. Lithgow Library, Friends of, Augusta, ME. $50,000, 2009. 

844. Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library, Kennebunkport, ME. $10,000, 

2009. 

845. Lubec Memorial Library, Lubec, ME. $10,000, 2009. 

846. Norridgewock Free Public Library, Norridgewock, ME. $15,000, 2009. 

847. Norway Memorial Library, Norway, ME. $10,000, 2009. 

848. Rockport Public Library, Rockport, ME. $25,000, 2009. 

849. Strong Public Library, Strong, ME. $10,000, 2009. 

The Maine Community Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to ME. No support for religious organizations for 

religious purposes. No grants to individuals (except for scholarship 

funds), or for equipment, annual campaigns for regular operations, or for 

capital campaigns. 

850. Bass Harbor Memorial Library, Bernard, ME. $10,000, 2009. For 

restoration work for the library. 

851. College for ME-Androscoggin, Lewiston, ME. $15,000, 2009. 

852. Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, New York, NY. $10,000, 

2009. For archiving project. 

Maine Health Access Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in ME. No support for private foundations, political 

candidates, or lobbying. No grants to individuals, or for endowments, 

debt retirement, annual appeals or membership campaigns, fundraising 

or social events, or public relations campaigns. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Cohen—MARYLAND 

853. HealthInfoNet, Portland, ME. $10,000, 2009. For project to develop 

statewide health information technology strategic plan (HITSP) that 

establishes clear vision, priorities and implementation road map for 

improving Maine’s health information infrastructure as central pillar for 

transforming health care delivery in the state. 

854. Maine Childrens Alliance, Augusta, ME. $59,992, 2009. For project to 

work with Maine’s child serving departments to establish routine 

collection and reporting of consistent, valid, and coordinated children’s 

mental health care data, to be published in reports that will be used to 

assist in evaluating children’s mental health care system in Maine. 

855. Medical Care Development, Augusta, ME. $16,347, 2009. For Maine’s 

School-based Health Centers to research and disseminate 

patient-centered care models and best practices found in 27 SBHCS in 

17 Maine communities, to help improve access and care for MaineCare 

members, by drawing from existing patient databases, satisfaction 

surveys, ongoing program evaluations, and information from the National 

Assembly on School-based Health Care. 

856. Quality Counts, Manchester, ME. $76,787, 2009. To create Behavioral 

Health Integration (BHI) Metrics System to promote and sustain 

integration by providing data to guide appropriate, service delivery 

enhancements, public policy decisions, payment reforms, and consumer 

choice of healthcare setting and provider. 

857. Washington County Childrens Program, Machias, ME. $39,725, 2009. 

To purchase new clinical software, which will allow for efficient data 

collection of preventive oral health services at 39 Washington County 

sites for about 800 children it sees annually. 

The Oak Foundation U.S.A. 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No support for religious organizations 

for religious purposes or for political candidates. No grants to fundraising 

drives, events or amounts under $25,000 (except in special 

circumstances). 

858. National Association for the Education of African American Children with 

Learning Disabilities, Columbus, OH. $55,000, 2010. To build a 

foundation of knowledge to support the expansion and sustainability of 

services for African American children in the US with learning differences. 

Currently, they are disproportionately over-represented in special 

education classes as being emotionally disturbed or cognitively impaired 

but are under-represented as being learning disabled. This planning grant 

will permit experts from the academic and non-profit sectors to advise 

on how to support parent advocacy and to develop a full grant proposal 

that addresses capacity building, sustainability, development of a 

funding plan and details a long-term approach. 

The Orchard Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to New England and NY, with emphasis on MA, ME, 

NH, and VT. No support for museums or religious organizations, ocean 

fisheries, or animal hospitals or rehabilitation centers. No grants to 

individuals, or for endowments, annual or capital campaigns, religious 

programs, conferences or travel unrelated to a current grant, 

scholarships, fellowships, building projects, equipment, film or video 

projects, general citizen organizing or public awareness-building projects, 

environmental education, toxic substances or pollution prevention, 

animal rights, species specific projects, scientific research, land 

acquisition, children enrichment projects, adult literacy programs, direct 

pregnancy prevention, or violence prevention; no loans. 

859. Queens Library Foundation, Jamaica, NY. $15,000, 2009. For Summer 

Reading Club. 

Elmina B. Sewall Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in ME, with the exception of a moderate amount 

of routine annual giving which may take place in other regions. No grants 

to individuals, or for operating endowments. In general, multi-year 

projects will not be supported. 

860. Kennebunk Free Library, Kennebunk, ME. $15,000, 2010. 

TD Charitable Foundation 

(formerly TD Banknorth Charitable Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to areas of company operations in CT, Washington, 

DC, DE, FL, MA, MD, ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, VA, and VT. No support for 

private foundations, political candidates, lobbying or advocacy 

organizations, fraternal, labor, or veterans’ groups, religious 

organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, athletic 

teams or social groups, discriminatory organizations, or research 

organizations. No grants to individuals, or for fundraising events, 

scholarships, memberships, advertising, annual campaigns, travel or 

conferences, debt reduction, trips or tours, endowments, or capital 

campaigns; no general operating support or endowments. 

861. Bergen Volunteer Medical Initiative, Hackensack, NJ. $10,000, 2009. 

For Health Information Library. 

862. Queens Library Foundation, Jamaica, NY. $30,000, 2009. For Youth 

Workforce Development: Employing Teens at Queens Library. 

MARYLAND 

The Baltimore Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Baltimore City and Baltimore County, MD. No 

support for religious or sectarian purposes. No grants to individuals 

(except for scholarships), or for capital campaigns, annual fund 

campaigns, or event sponsorships. 


2010. For the Summer Reading Program. 


2010. 


2010. For annual giving. 


2010. 

867. Saint Marys Outreach Center, Baltimore, MD. $20,000, 2010. For the 

Community Outreach, Information, Assistance and Referral Program. 

The Annie E. Casey Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis, with emphasis on the ten sites that 

consist of the Making Connections initiative, as well as the foundation 

civic sites in Baltimore, MD, New Haven, CT, and Atlanta, GA. No support 

for political committees-529s (PACs). No grants to individuals (except for 

Casey Children and Family Fellowship Program), or for capital projects or 

medical research. 

868. Child Care Resources, Seattle, WA. $50,000, 2010. To evaluate Play 

and Learn Groups for Family, Friend and Neighbor Care (FFN). 

869. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $200,000, 2010. To continue to 

support commitment to Center’s 50th Anniversary Campaign. 

870. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $13,200, 2010. To conduct scans of 

foundation grantmaking in the areas of early learning and elementary 

education and produce tables reflecting the findings. 


$100,000, 2010. To build advocacy agenda for adolescent reproductive 

health services and programs and provide policy and advocacy training 

and technical assistance to Plain Talk sites. Plain Talk is 

neighborhood-based initiative aimed at helping adults, parents and 

community leaders develop skills and tools they need to communicate 

effectively with young people about reducing adolescent sexual 

risk-taking. 

872. West Virginia Kids Count Fund, Charleston, WV. $75,000, 2010. To 

support KIDS COUNT activities. 

Clark-Winchcole Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Washington, DC, area. No support for private 

foundations. No grants to individuals. 


Shakespeare Steps Out Children’s Program. 

Naomi and Nehemiah Cohen Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC, and Israel. No support for 

private or parochial schools, universities, or for medical research. No 



MARYLAND—Cohen Grants for Libraries & Information Services 


$10,000, 2010. 

875. Working America Education Fund, Washington, DC. $50,000, 2010. 

The Community Foundation of Frederick County, MD, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to Frederick County, MD. No grants for operating 

costs, annual campaigns, endowments, or multi-year funding. 

876. Frederick County Public Libraries, Frederick, MD. $47,665, 2010. 

The Ellison Medical Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to U.S. institutions only. No support for commercial 

or for-profit organizations. 

877. Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, MA. $474,822, 2009. For 

Accelerating Analysis of the Biology of Aging by the Encyclopedia of Life. 

The Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, Boston, MA, NH, New York, NY and 

Washington, DC. 

878. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $5,000,000, 2009. For strategic 

support. 

879. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $126,000, 2009. For 

Conservation Fellowship Program. 

GEICO Philanthropic Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, Washington, DC, FL, GA, MD, NY, TX and 

VA. No support for political organizations or religious organizations not 

of direct benefit to the entire community. No grants to individuals (except 

for GEICO Public Service Awards, Military Service Awards, and 

scholarships). 


MARPAT Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the metropolitan Washington, DC, area. No 

support for projects or organizations for any weapons development, or 

for medical research. No support for social or youth services programs 

outside of Wards 7 and 8 in Washington, DC. No grants to individuals, 

or for endowment funds. 

881. Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC. $15,000, 2010. For the 

2010/11 Season in DC. 

882. Sandy Spring Museum, Sandy Spring, MD. $15,000, 2010. For archival 

professional. 

883. Washington Area Performing Arts Video Archive, Washington, DC. 

$12,000, 2010. To eliminate the video recording backlog of DC area 

theater productions. 

The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation 

(formerly The J. Willard Marriott Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC. No grants to individuals. 

884. Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, Charlotte, NC. $10,000, 2009. 

For Billy Graham Library Capital Campaign. 


$25,000, 2009. 

886. University of Utah, Library, Salt Lake City, UT. $999,134, 2009. For 

Marriott Library Renovations. 

887. University of Utah, Library, Salt Lake City, UT. $50,000, 2009. For Library 

Renovations. 

888. University of Utah, Library, Salt Lake City, UT. $26,000, 2009. For 


T. Rowe Price Associates Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the metropolitan Baltimore, MD, area. No 

support for religious or political organizations, hospitals, health care 

providers, recreational sports leagues, or private foundations. No grants 

to individuals, or for sports-related fundraisers. 


2009. 

The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving nationally, primarily in MD, HI, northeast PA, NY, and 

internationally to Israel and the Former Soviet Union. No support for 

political organizations, colleges, universities, think tanks, or for arts 

organizations. No grants to individuals, or for deficit financing, annual 

giving, publications or for scholarships. 


2010. For book collection and technology upgrades at the city’s public 

library system. 


2010. For Family Literacy Initiative - infant programs, developing reading 

families. 

892. Foreign Born Information and Referral Network, Columbia, MD. $20,000, 

2010. For equal access to community resources and opportunities for 

all foreigners. 


To support programs for under-resourced nonprofits in the mid-Atlantic 

region. 

894. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $10,000, 2010. For membership. 

895. National Alliance on Mental Illness Metropolitan Baltimore, Baltimore, 

MD. $30,000, 2010. For resource packet to outline the Criminal Justice 

System to the mentally ill. 

896. Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland, Baltimore, MD. $44,000, 2010. 

To support Foreclosure Prevention Pro Bono Project in Maryland. 

897. Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland, Baltimore, MD. $15,000, 2010. 

To support programs and services of this agency. 

898. Southern Maryland Child Care Resource Center, Charlotte Hall, MD. 

$25,000, 2010. To help children in foster care reunite with their families. 

899. Structured Employment Economic Development Corporation, New York, 

NY. $100,000, 2010. To assist in launching EarnBenefits Baltimore. 

900. Village Learning Place, Baltimore, MD. $20,000, 2010. To provide 

operating support for public library benefiting the community. 

MASSACHUSETTS 

Barr Foundation 

(formerly The Hostetter Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Boston, MA, area. No grants to 

individuals (except for fellows program). 


Dorchester, MA. $125,000, 2009. For general support. 

Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to northwest Litchfield County, CT, Berkshire County, 

MA, and Columbia County and northeast Dutchess County, NY. 

902. American Jewish Historical Society, New York, NY. $10,000, 2010. 

903. Otis Library and Museum, Otis, MA. $10,000, 2010. For MARS program. 

Boston Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving from discretionary funds limited to the greater Boston, MA, 

area. No support for religious purposes, city or state government 

agencies or departments, private schools, municipalities, or national or 

international programs. No grants to individuals, or for scientific or 

academic research, books or articles, films, radio, or television 

programs, equipment, travel, endowments, scholarships, fellowships, 

conferences, or symposia or capital campaigns. 

904. Associates of the Boston Public Library, Boston, MA. $200,000, 2010. 


905. Boston Public Library Foundation, Boston, MA. $25,000, 2010. For 

emergency support for BPL community youth programs. 

906. Higher Education Resource Center, Boston, MA. $25,000, 2010. For 





Grants for Libraries & Information Services Melville—MASSACHUSETTS 


Extending the John F. Kennedy Library Forum and Roundtables program. 

909. Nantucket Atheneum, Nantucket, MA. $25,000, 2010. For general 



NY. $500,000, 2010. For general operating support. 

911. Pew Charitable Trusts, Philadelphia, PA. $75,000, 2010. For 

Massachusetts Cultural Data Project. 

912. Social Law Library, Boston, MA. $90,787, 2010. For general operating 

support. 

913. Watertown Free Public Library, Watertown, MA. $36,018, 2010. For 


Boston Scientific Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Fremont, San 

Jose, and Valencia, CA, Spencer, IN, Greater Boston, Marlborough, 

Natick, and Quincy, MA, and Twin Cities, MN. No support for political or 

religious organizations or discriminatory organizations. No grants to 

individuals (except for fellowships and employee-related scholarships), 

or for general operating support, capital campaigns, event-based 

fundraising or corporate sponsorships. 

914. Northwest Resources for Families, Maple Grove, MN. $20,000, 2010. 

For NW Immunization Clinic to provide free immunizations and health 

resource and referral to children and families living in poverty, the working 

poor, families who are uninsured, under insured, whose insurance does 

not cover immunizations and families who cannot afford their insurance’s 

co-pay for immunizations, and other services including health education, 

health resource and referral, Child and Teen Check-Up, flu and 

pneumonia shots. 

Calderwood Charitable Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MA, with emphasis on Boston, Chestnut Hill, 

and Wesley Hills; some funding also in NH, with emphasis on Greenfield 

and Peterborough. No grants to individuals. 

915. Boston Athenaeum, Boston, MA. $592,955, 2009. For Calderwood 

Writing Initiative. 

916. Boston Athenaeum, Boston, MA. $250,000, 2009. For general support. 

Cedar Tree Foundation 

(formerly David H. Smith Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NY; some giving nationally. No grants to 

individuals. 

917. Healthy Building Network, Washington, DC. $100,000, 2009. For Pharos 

Project, their green building materials program. 

China Medical Board, Inc. 

(formerly China Medical Board of New York, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving limited to East and Southeast Asia, including the People’s 

Republic of China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, the 

Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand. No support for 

professional or scientific societies, or research institutes not directly 

under medical school control. No grants to individuals (except for 

scholarships and fellowships), or for capital projects. 

918. University of Medicine, Lanmadow, Burma (Myanmar). $104,000, 2010. 

For capacity building in Human Resources and Information Library. 

919. University of Medicine, North Okkalapa, Burma (Myanmar). $100,000, 

2010. For Faculty and Information Library development. 

Citizens Charitable Foundation 


emphasis on CT, DE, MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, and VT. No support for 

discriminatory organizations, single disease/issue information or 

research organizations, religious organizations, labor, fraternal, or 

veterans’ organizations, political organizations, governmental or 

quasi-governmental public agencies or organizations, grantmakers, or 

public or private educational institutions. No grants to individuals, or for 

annual campaigns, political projects, debt reduction, conferences or 

seminars, endowments, trips or tours, advertising or fundraising 

activities, or historic preservation; no loans. 

920. Centro de Informacion, Elgin, IL. $10,000, 2009. For general obligations. 

921. Child Care Resource Center of Cuyahoga County, Cleveland, OH. 

$10,000, 2009. For general obligations. 









926. Ohio Grantmakers Forum, Columbus, OH. $10,000, 2009. For general 

obligations. 

Jessie B. Cox Charitable Trust 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New England. No support for sectarian religious 

activities, or efforts usually supported by the public sector. No grants to 

individuals, or for buildings, equipment or land purchases; endowments, 

scholarship funds, or fundraising activities; deficits or normal operating 

budgets or where the trust may become the organization’s predominant 

source of support; no loans. 

927. Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center, Worcester, MA. $55,000, 

2010. For new data coordinator to enable health center to become first 

in Massachusetts to be certified as patient-centered medical home. 

The Goldhirsh Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly The Bernard A. and Wendy J. Goldhirsh Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MA and NY. No grants to individuals. 

928. Milken Institute, Israel Center, Santa Monica, CA. $50,000, 2009. For 

Medical Records Project. 

High Meadows Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CO and NJ; some funding in MA and NY. 

929. Harvard University, Harvard Business School, Cambridge, MA. 

$500,000, 2009. For Baker Library. 

The Highland Street Connection 

(doing business as The Highland Street Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MA. No grants to individuals. 


community. 


community. 

The Hyams Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly Sarah A. Hyams Fund) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Boston and Chelsea, MA. No support for 

municipal, state, or federal agencies; institutions of higher learning for 

standard educational programs; religious organizations for sectarian 

religious purposes; or national or regional health organizations; support 

for medical research is being phased out. No grants to individuals, or for 

endowment funds, hospitals and health centers, capital campaigns, 

fellowships, publications, conferences, films or videos or curriculum 

development. 


Dorchester, MA. $40,000, 2009. To promote civic participation, youth 

and economic development. 

Klarman Family Foundation 

(formerly The Seth A. & Beth S. Klarman Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MA. No support for political organizations. No 

grants to individuals, or for endowments. 

933. Jewish Womens Archive, Brookline, MA. $200,000, 2009. For general 


934. National Yiddish Book Center, Amherst, MA. $100,000, 2009. For 


The Melville Charitable Trust 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CT. No support for religious organizations for 

religious purposes. No grants to individuals, for scholarships, budget 

deficits, or general fundraising drives or events. 


MASSACHUSETTS—Melville Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

935. National Low Income Housing Coalition and Low Income Housing 

Information Service, Washington, DC. $300,000, 2010. For continued 

support of the National Housing Trust Fund Campaign. The goal of the 

campaign is to provide funds for the production, preservation and 

rehabilitation of 1,500,000 units of housing in ten years, primarily rental 

housing to those below 30% of their area median income. 


Information Service, Washington, DC. $160,000, 2010. To wind down 

advocacy and monitoring of government response to Hurricane Katrina. 

The John Merck Fund 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in the areas of the environment. 

Generally, no support for large organizations with well-established 

funding sources. No grants to individuals, or for endowment or capital 

fund projects, generally no general support grants. 

937. National Security Archive Fund, Washington, DC. $15,000, 2009. For 

Colombia Documentation Project. 


$50,000, 2009. To Promote, Protect and Secure Public Policies that 

Advance Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights. 

State Street Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in CA, GA, IL, 

Boston and Quincy, MA, MO, NJ, NY, and NC, and in Australia, Austria, 

Belgium, Canada, Cayman Islands, France, Germany, India, Ireland, Italy, 

Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Qatar, Singapore, South 

Africa, South Korea, Switzerland, Taiwan, and the United Kingdom. No 

support for political candidates or organizations or labor or fraternal 

organizations. No grants to individuals, or for endowments, political 

causes or campaigns, sectarian activities for religious organizations, 

travel, television or film projects, or medical research or disease specific 

initiatives. 

939. Cultural Industries Development Agency, London, England. $16,203, 

2009. For Creative Cash program, business development program 

serving individual entrepreneurs, combination of workshops, panel 

discussions, and one to one advice sessions. 

940. Quincy Asian Resources, Quincy, MA. $15,000, 2009. To support 

multilingual Information and Referral Services program. 

Yawkey Foundation II 

(also known as The Jean R. Yawkey Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MA, with emphasis on the greater metropolitan 

Boston area. Generally, no support for private foundations, political, 

fraternal, trade, civic or labor organizations, religious organizations for 

sectarian purposes, public schools or districts, charter schools, 

community or economic development corporations or programs, 

advocacy groups, pass-through or intermediary organizations, or 

workforce development programs. No grants to individuals. Generally, no 

grants for operating deficits, retirement of debt, endowments, capital 

campaigns, events, conferences, seminars, group travel, awards, prizes, 

monuments, music, video, or film production, feasibility or research 

studies. 


homework assistance program for youth. 

942. John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum Foundation, Hyannis, MA. $25,000, 

2010. For museum programs. 


education and transportation program for disadvantaged students. 

944. National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Cooperstown, NY. 

$400,000, 2010. For education programs for children and archive 

project. 

MICHIGAN 

Arcus Foundation 

(formerly Jon L. Stryker Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis, with some emphasis on MI, especially 

southwest MI. Giving on an international basis, with emphasis on Africa, 

the Middle East and Southeast Asia. No support for lobby groups or 

political campaigns. No grants to individuals, or for religious or political 

activities, scholarships, or for medical research or film production 

projects. 

945. WCMC 2000, Cambridge, England. $290,225, 2010. 2-year grant. To 

support completion (Phase 2) of Apes Mapper, online tool that delivers 

data and information on great apes in combination with contextual 

information on location of threats, conservation actions and other issues 

affecting ape populations. 

Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan 

(formerly Community Foundation for Southeastern Michigan) 

Limitations: Giving limited to Livingston, Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, St. Clair, 

Washtenaw, and Wayne counties, MI. No support for sectarian religious 

programs. No grants to individuals (from unrestricted funds), or for 

capital projects, endowments, annual campaigns, general operating 

support, conferences, computers and computer systems, fundraising, 

annual meetings, buildings, or equipment. 

946. Chelsea District Library, Chelsea, MI. $25,000, 2009. For oral history 

project. 

947. Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance, Lansing, MI. $10,000, 2009. 

For completion of Detroit Greenways System vision map and brochure. 

948. Purple Rose Theater Company, Chelsea, MI. $17,000, 2009. For new 

play development partnership with Chelsea District Library. 

Dick & Betsy DeVos Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in west MI. No grants to individuals. 

949. Library of Congress, Washington, DC. $25,000, 2009. For unrestricted 

grant to general fund. 

950. School Choice Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI. $15,000, 2009. For 

unrestricted grant to general fund. 

Douglas & Maria DeVos Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in western MI, with a significant focus on the Grand 

Rapids area. No support for non 501(c)(3) organizations, or for start-up 

organizations (within 18 months of incorporation), organizations working 

outside the United States, or for organizations that contradict the stated 

values of the foundation. No grants or loans to individuals, or for 

endowments, debt retirement, or for investment opportunities. 

951. Grandville Avenue Arts and Humanities, Grand Rapids, MI. $12,500, 

2009. For unrestricted grant to general fund. 

The Richard and Helen DeVos Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in central FL and western MI. No grants to 

individuals. 

952. Gerald R. Ford Foundation, Grand Rapids, MI. $86,000, 2009. For 




The Dow Chemical Company Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis primarily in areas of 

company operations. No support for political or religious organizations. 

No grants for travel or administrative costs. 

954. Michigan Health Information Alliance, Mount Pleasant, MI. $60,000, 

2009. 

The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to MI, with emphasis on Midland County. No support 

for political organizations or sectarian religious organizations or 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Kresge—MICHIGAN 

programs, other than churches in Midland County. No grants to 

individuals, or for travel or conferences; no loans. 

955. United Way of Midland County, Midland, MI. $75,000, 2009. For 3-year 

Operational Support - Midland Call Center. 

Earhart Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No grants for capital, building, or 

endowment funds, operating budgets, continuing support, annual 

campaigns, seed money, emergency funds, deficit financing, or matching 

gifts; no loans. 

956. Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal, Mecosta, MI. $30,000, 2009. 

For library archival organization and development. 

Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis, with emphasis on MI, OH, and NY. No 


957. United Way for Southeastern Michigan, Detroit, MI. $250,000, 2010. For 

2-1-1 Basic Needs Referral Line. 

Frey Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Emmet, Charlevoix, and Kent counties, MI. No 

support for sectarian charitable activity. No grants to individuals, or for 

endowment funds, debt retirement, general operating expenses, 

scholarships, conferences, speakers, travel, or to cover routine, current, 

or emergency expenses. 

958. Gerald R. Ford Foundation, Grand Rapids, MI. $25,000, 2009. For 

Exhibits Fund support. 

959. Greater Harbor Springs Area Planning Resource Group, Harbor Springs, 

MI. $39,800, 2009. For trail development for public benefit in Harbor 

Springs area. 

The Gerber Foundation 

(formerly The Gerber Companies Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No support for national child welfare or 

international based programs. No grants to individuals (except for 

scholarships), or for capital campaigns or operating support. 

960. Newaygo Area District Library, Newaygo, MI. $50,000, 2010. For library 

expansion. 

The Rollin M. Gerstacker Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Midland County, MI; giving also in OH. No grants 

to individuals, or for scholarships or fellowships; no loans. 

961. Davenport University, Grand Rapids, MI. $50,000, 2010. For unrestricted 

support, Gerstacker Library Information Commons Endowed Fund. 

962. Valley Library Consortium, Saginaw, MI. $20,000, 2010. For unrestricted 

support. 

Irving S. Gilmore Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Kalamazoo, MI, area. No support for 

political organizations. No grants to individuals. 

963. Kalamazoo Public Library, Kalamazoo, MI. $78,555, 2010. For One Place 

programming. 

Grand Rapids Community Foundation 

(formerly The Grand Rapids Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to Kent County, MI. No support for religious 

programs, hospitals, child care centers, or nursing homes/retirement 

facilities. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for 

continued operating support, annual campaigns, travel expenses, 

medical or scholarly research, deficit financing, endowment funds, 

computers, vehicles, films, videos, or conferences; no student loans; no 

venture capital for competitive profit-making activities. 

964. ArtServe Michigan, Wixom, MI. $10,000, 2010. For Michigan Cultural 

Data Project. 

Hudson-Webber Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the city of Detroit, and the tri-county Wayne, 

Oakland, and Macomb area of southeastern MI. No support for 

educational institutions or neighborhood organizations (except for 

projects that fall within current program missions). No grants to 

individuals (except for J.L. Hudson Co. employees and their families), or 

for emergency funds, deficit financing, endowment funds, scholarships, 

fellowships, publications, conferences, fundraising, social events, or 

exhibits; no loans. 

965. Chamber Foundation, Detroit Regional, Detroit, MI. $50,000, 2009. For 

One D program support. 

966. Detroit Economic Growth Foundation, Detroit, MI. $15,000, 2009. For 

Major Projects Database. 

967. Detroit Public Library Friends Foundation, Detroit, MI. $10,000, 2009. 

For general program needs. 

Kalamazoo Community Foundation 

(formerly Kalamazoo Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving generally limited to Kalamazoo County, MI. No grants to 

individuals (except for scholarships), or for endowment funds. 

968. Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo, MI. $20,000, 2010. To support the rare 

books collection at the Kalamazoo College library. 

969. Van Buren District Library, Decatur, MI. $20,000, 2010. For building of 

the new Covert Branch Library. 

W. K. Kellogg Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the U.S., with emphases on MI, MS, and NM, 

funding also for programs focused in Southern Mexico, Haiti, and 

northeast Brazil. No support for religious purposes or for capital facilities. 

No grants to individuals, or for scholarships, endowment funds, 

development campaigns, films, equipment, publications, conferences, 

or radio and television programs unless they are an integral part of a 

project already being funded; no grants for operating budgets. 

970. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $400,000, 2010. 2-year grant. To 

enable the organization to achieve its mission by providing general 


971. Instituto de Pesquisas e Estudos Afro-Brasileiros, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 

$75,000, 2010. To improve the understanding of Afro-Brazilian history 

and culture through the organization and preservation of the archives of 

Abdias Nascimento. 

972. National Resource Center for the Healing of Racism, Battle Creek, MI. 

$50,000, 2010. 5-year grant. To expand the impact of healing racism in 

the state of Michigan by galvanizing practitioners, updating tools and 

offerings, and expanding board capacity. 

973. Royal Family Archives, Museum and Information Center, Maseru, 

Lesotho. $162,930, 2010. 3.25-year grant. To preserve cultural heritage 

records of the Royal Family found in Matsieng by creating information and 

resource center. 

Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in CA, Washington, 

DC, IL, and TX, with emphasis on Battle Creek, MI; some giving also in 

Australia and the United Kingdom. 

974. National Resource Center for the Healing of Racism, Battle Creek, MI. 

$20,000, 2009. 

The Kresge Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis with emphasis on Detroit, MI, as well 

as some international funding. No support for religious organizations, 

(unless applicant is operated by a religious organization and it serves 

secular needs and has financial and governing autonomy separate from 

the parent organization with space formally dedicated to its programs) 

private foundations, or elementary and secondary schools (unless they 

predominantly serve individuals with physical and/or developmental 

disabilities). No grants to individuals, or for debt retirement, projects that 

are already substantially completed, minor equipment purchases, or for 

constructing buildings for worship services. 

975. Detroit Public Library Friends Foundation, Detroit, MI. $50,000, 2010. 

2-year grant. For general operating support. 

976. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. For general operating 

support. 

977. Institute for College Access and Success, Oakland, CA. $50,000, 2010. 

For project, Including Diverse Voices in the Career Education 

Regulations. 

978. Single Stop USA, New York, NY. $1,500,000, 2010. For Benefits Access 

Maximization work in California, Connecticut, Florida, Maryland, New 

Jersey, New Mexico, New York and Pennsylvania. 


MICHIGAN—Kresge Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

979. Single Stop USA, New York, NY. $1,150,000, 2010. 2-year grant. To 

launch new Single Stop Sites at Miami Dade College. 

The Meijer Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Grand Rapids, MI, some giving also in Greenville, 

MI. No grants to individuals. 



981. Muskegon Community College, Muskegon, MI. $100,000, 2009. For 

library. 

Charles Stewart Mott Foundation 

Limitations: Giving nationally and to emerging countries in Central and Eastern 

Europe, Russia, and South Africa. No support for religious organizations 

for religious purposes. No grants to individuals, or for building or 

endowment funds in general or for research, film or video projects, 

books, scholarships, or fellowships. 

982. Bank Information Center, Washington, DC. $25,000, 2010. 2-year grant. 

For general support to enable Center to convene two workshops aimed 

at strengthening policies at the World Bank and International Finance 

Corporation related to energy and sustainability. 

983. Bulgarian Charities Aid Foundation, Sofia, Bulgaria. $75,000, 2010. 

2-year grant. For general support of work to mobilize financial resources 

and promote philanthropy in Bulgaria. Foundation will promote workplace 

and payroll giving schemes, administer corporate giving programs and 

train nongovernmental organizations on local resource mobilization and 

financial management. 

984. Bulgarian Donors Forum, Sofia, Bulgaria. $90,000, 2010. 3-year grant. 

For general suppor toward consolidating and strengthening the 

philanthropic community in Bulgaria. 

985. Charities Aid Foundation-Southern Africa, Johannesburg, South Africa. 

$70,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For general support. 

986. Czech Donors Forum, Prague, Czech Republic. $150,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. For Central and Eastern European Network for Responsible Giving 

(CEENERGI), initiative to increase level and effectiveness of corporate 

giving in Central and Eastern Europe, including work to address critical 

issues associated with corporate giving at the national and regional 

levels, including current low levels of corporate contributions to the 

nonprofit sector and a lack of collaboration between corporate donors 

and the rest of the philanthropic community. In addition, the grantee will 

explore ways of encouraging systematic and effective individual giving in 

the region. 

987. Czech Donors Forum, Prague, Czech Republic. $60,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. For general support for goal to promote philanthropy in the Czech 

Republic and encourage donor agencies to work together toward using 

available resources in the most effective way and to coordinate Central 

and Eastern European Network for Responsible Giving (CEENERGI), 

initiative to increase level and effectiveness of corporate giving in Central 

and Eastern Europe. 

988. Disability Network, Flint, MI. $20,000, 2010. To enable members of 

Grantee’s staff and employment counselors to participate in interview 

training to increase effectiveness and efficiency of network’s 

employment services. 

989. European Foundation Centre, Brussels, Belgium. $100,000, 2010. For 


990. European Foundation Centre, Brussels, Belgium. $30,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. For work to improve effectiveness of grantmaking in Central and 

Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union and to encourage new donor 

activity in the region which includes the following 20 countries Albania, 

Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, 

Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, 

Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Ukraine and Serbia. Centre 

will organize annual meeting of Grantmakers East Forum, for interested 

grantmakers and donors working in this region. Centre will work with 

Forum’s steering committee to further develop format of annual 

meetings, secure outside speakers, arrange venue and other logistics 

and disseminate meetings reports. 

991. Flint Public Library, Flint, MI. $425,000, 2010. To enhance and expand 

services to adults and children by replacing some technological systems 

including automated catalog and check-out, telephone and voicemail and 

pay-for-print and library card systems. In addition, library will create 

children’s computer-assisted literacy station in each of four locations. 

992. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $175,000, 2010. For efforts to provide 

education funders with the most up-to-date and relevant information 

about funding within federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act 

(ARRA). Specifically, increase will allow the Center to: 1) manage project 

administration and coordination; 2) perform maintenance, updates and 

create new features for the Web portal; 3) collect, analyze and 

summarize key research and recommendations around American 

Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA); 4) host average of two webinars 

or teleconferences per month through June 2010; 5) inform education 

funders through ongoing delivery and expansion of weekly newsletter; 6) 

hold national conference for key stakeholders and 7) develop and license 

access to customized education edition of Philanthropy In/Sight. 

993. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $150,000, 2010. To continue to 

support efforts to provide education funders with the most up-to-date, 

relevant, and in-depth information about education reform to help drive 

strategy development. Specifically, the Center will: 1) reorganize the 

content of the Web-based portal and add other relevant features to the 

site; 2) launch Philanthropy In/Sight - Education Edition, a 

custom-designed data visualization tool to help education grantmakers 

assess areas where funding investments might have the greatest 

impact; 3) issue research briefs, shifting the focus of the e-newsletter to 

include more state information and update the research area of the 

Web-based portal; 4) support the Moving Forward conference by providing 

statistical information on education-related funding; and 5) hold a 

monthly series of teleconferences and webinars during the coming year 

that will focus on issues of most concern to education grantmakers 

working on long-term reform efforts. 



995. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $75,000, 2010. For Diversity in 

Philanthropy Research Metrics project. Work will build upon extensive 

base of research conducted over the last grant period to continue 

developing a national system of collecting, analyzing, and disseminating 

data on diversity in philanthropy. The institutionalization of such a system 

will ensure that foundations are able to collect and have access to high 

quality data on diversity in the years ahead. 

996. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. For operating support 

for GrantsFire, system which captures and publishes grant information 

using Web 2.0 tools and technology, including machine-readable hGrants 

format. 

997. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $190,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For 


998. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $30,000, 2010. 2-year grant. Toward 

general support of strategic planning process to meet the increasing 

demand for high-quality and actionable data on nonprofits. 

999. Hungarian Donors Forum, Budapest, Hungary. $85,000, 2010. 3-year 

grant. For general support. 

1000. International Center for Not-for-Profit Law, Washington, DC. $100,000, 

2010. 2-year grant. Toward project, Building an Enabling Legal 

Environment for Ukraine’s Nonprofit Sector which works for development 

of legal and regulatory environment for Ukraine’s nonprofit sector. Grant 

will enable Center to provide technical assistance in drafting and 

implementation of legislation affecting nongovernmental organizations 

and development of philanthropy. Grantee will undertake educational 

initiatives for lawyers, government officials, parliamentarians and 

nongovernmental organization leaders on legislation and legal issues 

affecting the nonprofit sector. Project builds on Grantee’s previous 

efforts, which have resulted in improved opportunity for civic 

organizations to compete for government-procured goods and services, 

reduced costs of registering legal entities and coherent government 

policy for civil society development in Ukraine. 

1001. IssueLab, Chicago, IL. $50,000, 2010. For general support. 


2010. 2-year grant. For general support. 

1003. Nonprofit Information Networking Association, Nonprofit Quarterly, 

Boston, MA. $100,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For general support for work 

to enhance sustainability by implementing new business model, 

optimizing use of technology and expanding collaborative journalism 

opportunities. 

1004. Polish Donors Forum, Warsaw, Poland. $90,000, 2010. 3-year grant. 


1005. Sluzhenye Association, Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. $125,000, 2010. 

2-year grant. For conference as part of work to introduce new methods 

of activating communities, increasing local resource mobilization, and 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Bush—MINNESOTA 

promoting social investment in Russia by expanding training program for 

social animators who will help mobilize and advise civic groups. 

Association will increase capacity of local activity centers to act as focal 

points for community planning and resource mobilization, with particular 

focus on developing individual giving. Grantee will support further 

development of Dobriy Nizhny charity festival organized collectively by the 

Centers. 

1006. Virginia Child Care Resource and Referral Network, Richmond, VA. 

$225,000, 2010. 3-year grant. To develop Virginia Statewide 

After-School Network. 

Ruth Mott Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Genesee County and Flint, MI. No grants to 

individual scholarships or fellowships, or for capital projects, major 

equipment, land purchases, deficit financing, endowments, or 

renovations; no loans. 

1007. Disability Network, Flint, MI. $104,209, 2010. For Taking Back Our 

Streets, Complete Streets Authority Watchdog - Final. 

Steelcase Foundation 


Athens, AL, City of Industry, CA, Grand Rapids, MI, and Markham, 

Canada. No support for churches or religious organizations not of direct 

benefit to the entire community or discriminatory organizations. No 

grants to individuals (except for employee-related scholarships), or for 

endowments or conferences or seminars. 

1008. Caledonia Friends and Patrons of the Library, Caledonia, MI. $75,000, 

2010. For Next Chapter campaign. 

1009. Grand Valley State University, Grand Rapids, MI. $100,000, 2010. For 

Mary Idema Pew Library Learning and Information Commons. 

1010. West Michigan Strategic Alliance, Grand Rapids, MI. $15,000, 2010. 

For West Michigan Regional Indicators. 

VanderWeide Family Foundation 

(formerly Robert & Cheri VanderWeide Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in west MI and central FL. No grants to individuals. 



MINNESOTA 

3M Foundation 

(also known as Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Foundation) 


emphasis on MN. No support for religious, fraternal, social, or veterans’ 

organizations, disease-specific organizations, government agencies, 

hospitals, clinics, or nursing homes, treatment centers or hospices, or 

individual K-12 schools. No grants to individuals, or for capital 

endowments, advocacy or lobbying efforts, conferences, seminars, or 

workshops, publications, film or video production, fundraising, 

testimonial, athletic or special events, playground or athletic equipment, 

non-3M equipment, travel, or scholarship funds; no loans or 

investments. 

1012. MentorNet, San Jose, CA. $10,000, 2009. 

Fred C. and Katherine B. Andersen Foundation 

(formerly Andersen Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis for higher education, locally in MN and 

western WI for all other areas. No support for federally funded colleges, 

universities, or endowment programs. No grants to individuals. 

1013. Bayport Public Library, Bayport, MN. $65,000, 2009. For program 

support. 

1014. Bayport Public Library Foundation, Bayport, MN. $36,000, 2009. For 


1015. Hazel Mackin Community Library, Roberts, WI. $250,000, 2009. For 


1016. Luck Public Library, Luck, WI. $10,000, 2009. For program support. 

1017. Polk County Library Federation, Balsam Lake, WI. $25,000, 2009. For 


Best Buy Children’s Foundation 


Twin Cities, MN area. No support for fraternal organizations or social 

clubs, units of government or quasi-governmental agencies, labor or 

lobbying organizations, for-profit organizations, religious organization not 

of direct benefit to the entire community, athletic teams, or advocacy or 

research groups. No grants to individuals or for political campaigns, 

general operating support, travel, national ceremonies, memorials, 

fundraising dinners, testimonials, conferences, or similar events, health, 

recreation, treatment, therapeutic programs, or living subsidies, athletic 

events, or endowments; no product donations. 

1018. Library Foundation of Hennepin County, Minneapolis, MN. $25,000, 

2010. For Twin City Metro Hometown Grant. 

Charles K. Blandin Foundation 

(formerly The Blandin Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to rural areas of MN; scholarships limited to 

graduates of an Itasca County, Hill City, or Remer, Blackduck, Northome, 

MN, high school, Northern Lights Community School, and Chief 

Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig Schools in MN. No support for religious activities, 

camping and athletic programs. No grants to individuals (except for 

Blandin Educational Awards), for operating budgets, annual campaigns, 

deficit financing, government services, capital funds (outside home 

community), endowments, publications, travel, medical research, films 

or videos, conferences, or seminars (outside of those sponsored by the 

foundation and related to its grantmaking). 

1019. Grand Rapids, City of, Grand Rapids, MN. $50,000, 2010. For Library 

Alternative Heating Project. 

1020. Marble, City of, Marble, MN. $10,000, 2010. For capital support for 

Marble Public Library. 

Otto Bremer Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to organizations whose beneficiaries are residents 

of MN, ND and WI with preference given to those in regions served by 

Bremer Banks. No support for economic development, or historic 

preservation, museums and interpretive centers, sporting activities. No 

grants to individuals, or for endowment funds, medical research, 

professorships, annual fund drives, benefit events, camps, or artistic or 

media projects. 

1021. Carrington City Library, Carrington, ND. $55,000, 2010. For 

renovations. 

1022. Community Referral Agency, Milltown, WI. $15,000, 2010. For general 

operating support for Milltown Shelter. 


2010. To create private support system for Hennepin County Library by 

establishing and reinvigorating branch Friends of the Library groups, 

volunteer groups that raise money and coordinate volunteers on behalf 

of individual libraries. 

1024. Luck Library, Friends of the, Luck, WI. $42,000, 2010. For More Access, 

project which works to eliminate barriers to the facility and provide 

resources for people with physical disabilities. 

1025. New Pathways, Cambridge, MN. $15,000, 2010. To support services 

to homeless families with children in Permanent Housing Program in 

Cambridge. 

1026. Polk County Library Federation, Balsam Lake, WI. $18,000, 2010. For 

matching grant to allow Federation to hire technology assistant and 

temporary library clerk for Polk County Libraries. 

Bush Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MN, ND, and SD. 

1027. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $90,000, 2010. 3-year grant. For the 

work of the Center. 


MINNESOTA—Central Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

Central Minnesota Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Benton, Sherburne, and Stearns counties, MN. 

No support for religious organizations for direct activities, or for fraternal 

organizations, societies, or orders. No grants to individuals (except for 

designated scholarship funds), or for medical research, general 

operating expenses, national fundraising, telephone solicitations, travel, 

capital campaigns, endowments, or debt retirement or deficit financing. 

1028. Bridges of Hope, Brainerd, MN. $38,850, 2009. For human services, 

to assist families during holidays, Meeting to End Povery, and to support 

Financial Resources Program. 

1029. Great River Regional Library, Saint Cloud, MN. $211,752, 2009. For 

new library equipment, collection materials, and software licenses. 

1030. New Pathways, Cambridge, MN. $10,000, 2009. To support family day 

center. 

1031. Saint Cloud, City of, Saint Cloud, MN. $32,514, 2009. For Public Library 

Campaign expenses. 

Ecolab Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in City of Industry 

and San Jose, CA, McDonough, GA, Elk Grove Village and Joliet, IL, 

Huntington, IN, Greensboro, NC, Grand Forks, ND, Hebron, OH, Garland, 

TX, Beloit, WI, and Martinsburg, WV, with emphasis on St. Paul, MN. No 

support for sectarian or denominational religious organizations not of 

direct benefit to the entire community, political or lobbying organizations, 

or disease-specific organizations. No grants to individuals (except for 

Visions for Learning), or for industry, trade, or professional association 

memberships, sports or athletic programs or facilities, or fundraising 

events or sponsorships; no loans or program-related investments. 

1032. Center for Union Facts, Washington, DC. $50,000, 2009. 

The McKnight Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to organizations in MN, especially the seven-county 

Twin Cities, MN, area, except for programs in the environment which are 

made mainly in the 10 states bordering the Mississippi River and in the 

Twin Cities region, international aid, or research. No support for religious 

organizations for religious purposes, or for medical health or 

health-related services, including those for chemical dependency, 

services for seniors or people with disabilities. No grants to individuals 

(except for the Virginia McKnight Binger Awards in Human Service and 

the McKnight Distinguished Artist Award.), or for basic research in 

academic disciplines (except for defined programs in crop research and 

neuroscience) endowment funds, scholarships, fellowships, national 

fundraising campaigns, ticket sales, travel or conferences. 

1033. Association of State Wetland Managers, Windham, ME. $40,000, 

2010. To provide science-based information to government agencies 

involved in wetland protection. 

1034. Early Childhood Resource Center, Minneapolis, MN. $25,000, 2010. 

For professional development for child caregivers and parents. 

1035. East Side Neighborhood Development Company, Saint Paul, MN. 

$110,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For general operating support, and 

implementation of a data collection and tracking system. 

1036. Housing Link, Minneapolis, MN. $65,000, 2010. 1.50-year grant. For 



2-year grant. To plan, document, and prepare data submissions to 

national neighborhood shared indicators system. 

1038. Minnesota Child Care Resource and Referral Network, Saint Paul, MN. 

$100,000, 2010. To improve the quality of early childcare. 

1039. Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN. $60,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. To update and expand Minnesota River Basin Data Center website. 

1040. Thomas-Dale District 7 Planning Council, Saint Paul, MN. $100,000, 

2010. 2-year grant. For general operating support, and to expand the 

capacity of a GIS and GPS data collection and mapping project. 

1041. Worker’s Information Center, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. $25,000, 2010. 

For empowerment project for women garment workers to take leadership 

roles to improve working conditions and lives in Cambodia. 

The Medtronic Foundation 


Maricopa County and Tempe, AZ, Santa Clarita, San Fernando, and Simi 

Valley regions, western Los Angeles, and Orange, Santa Barbara, 

Sonoma, Sunnyvale, and Ventura counties, CA, Denver metro area and 

Louisville, CO, Jacksonville, FL, Kosciusko County, IN, Beverly, Danvers, 

Middleton, North Shore, Peabody, and Salem, MA, Minneapolis, St. Paul, 

and Twin Cities-Seven County metro, MN, area, Humacao, Juncos, and 

Villalba, PR, Memphis, TN, Fort Worth and San Antonio, TX, and King and 

Snohomish County, WA, and in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, 

Canada, China, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, 

India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, 

Russia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United 

Kingdom. No support for lobbying, political, or fraternal organizations, 

religious groups not of direct benefit to the entire community, or private 

foundations. No grants individuals, or for scholarships, Continuing 

Medical Education (CME) grants, capital campaigns, fundraising events 

or activities, social events, goodwill advertising, general operating 

support, general support for educational institutions, long-term 

counseling or personal development, endowments, automatic external 

defibrillators (AEDs) purchases, or research. 

1042. American Pain Foundation, Baltimore, MD. $175,000, 2010. For APF 

Advocacy Capacity Building. 

1043. American Pain Foundation, Baltimore, MD. $20,000, 2010. For 

Leadership Development Award. 

1044. National Headache Foundation, Chicago, IL. $20,000, 2010. For War 

Veterans’ Resource Initiative. 

1045. Swiss Pain Patients Association, Basel, Switzerland. $34,582, 2010. 

For Leadership Transition. 

The Minneapolis Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to MN, with emphasis on organizations in the Twin 

Cities metropolitan region. No support for national campaigns, direct 

religious activities, veterans’ or fraternal organizations, or organizations 

within umbrella organizations. No grants to individuals, or for annual 

campaigns, deficit financing, building or endowment funds, scholarships, 

fellowships, conferences, courtesy advertising, direct fundraising efforts, 

benefit tickets, telephone solicitations, or memberships. 

1046. Aliveness Project, Minneapolis, MN. $10,000, 2011. For the Health 

and Wellness Resource Library Expansion. 

1047. Open Access Connections, Saint Paul, MN. $55,000, 2011. For work 

providing communication services to people who are homeless/ low 

income and to develop a new model of a constituency-based social 

service agency through leadership development and community 

organizing. 

1048. Open Access Connections, Saint Paul, MN. $10,000, 2011. For the 

Netbook Lending Library. 

The Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation 

(formerly The Phillips Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Twin Cities metropolitan, MN, area. No 

support for political campaigns or lobbying efforts to influence 

legislation. No grants to individuals. 

1049. Housing Link, Minneapolis, MN. $30,000, 2010. To develop and 

implement hAlert. 

Travelers Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of significant company operations, with 

emphasis Hartford, CT and St. Paul, MN; limited giving to national 

organizations. No support for discriminatory organizations, sectarian 

religious organizations, political, lobbying, veterans’, or fraternal 

organizations, health or disease-specific organizations, or hospitals or 

other health services organizations generally supported by third-party 

reimbursement mechanisms, or environmental programs. No grants to 

individuals, or for scholarships, benefits, fund-raisers, walk-a-thons, 

telethons, galas or other revenue generating events, advertising, medical 

research, medical equipment, hospital capital or operating funds, 

replacement of government funding, human services such as counseling, 

chemical abuse treatment or family programs, or special events. 

1050. Hartford Areas Rally Together, Hartford, CT. $10,000, 2009. For project 

funding for HOME Program, which provides information and support to 

potential first-time low-income homeowners in Hartford. 

1051. Hartford Public Library, Hartford, CT. $35,000, 2009. For program 

support for Teen Leaders, teen employment and mentoring program 

taking place at Library’s ten locations throughout the city of Hartford. 

1052. Saint Paul Public Library, Friends of the, Saint Paul, MN. $20,000, 

2009. For project support for Homework Help Center program, which 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Kansas—MISSOURI 

empowers at-risk, low-income students to take responsibility for 

academic achievement in six Saint Paul library locations. 

U.S. Bancorp Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AR, AZ, CA, CO, ID, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, MN, MO, 

MT, ND, NE, NV, OH, OR, SD, TN, UT, WA, WI, and WY. No support for 

fraternal organizations, merchant associations, or 501(c)(4) or (6) 

organizations, 509(a)(3) supporting organizations, pass-through 

organizations or private foundations, religious organizations, political 

organizations or lobbying organizations, United Way-supported 

organizations, or child care providers. No grants to individuals, or for 

fundraising events or sponsorships, travel, endowments, debt reduction, 

or chamber memberships or programs. 


For education program support. 



1055. Select Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI. $15,000, 2009. For general 


United Health Foundation 


emphasis on Washington, DC, FL, MN, and NY. No support for private 

foundations, fiscal agents, political candidates, athletic associations, or 

religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community. No 

grants to individuals, or for scholarships (except for the Diverse Scholar 

Program), general operating support, capital campaigns, building or 

renovation, equipment (unless related to a request for project support), 

endowments, fundraising events, development campaigns, political 

causes, lobbying efforts, recreational or sporting events, basic or 

biomedical research, or travel. 

1056. National Education Association Health Information Network, 

Washington, DC. $100,000, 2009. To develop program designed to 

increase awareness among NEA teacher and student members about 

National Health Education Standards. 

Xcel Energy Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to areas of company operations in CO, MI, MN, ND, 

NM, SD, TX, and WI. No support for national organizations, government 

agencies, religious, political, veterans’, or fraternal organizations not of 

direct benefit to the entire community or disease-specific organizations. 

No grants to individuals, or for research programs, endowments, athletic 

or scholarship competitions, benefits or fundraising activities, sports or 

athletic programs, or capital campaigns. 

1057. Minneapolis Public Library, Friends of the, Minneapolis, MN. $10,000, 

2009. 

1058. Saint Paul Public Library, Friends of the, Saint Paul, MN. $10,000, 

2009. 

MISSISSIPPI 

The Chisholm Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MS, New York, NY, and WA. No grants to 

individuals. 

1059. Eudora Welty Foundation, Jackson, MS. $10,000, 2009. For Eudora 

Welty Scholars program. 

1060. Frick Collection, New York, NY. $25,000, 2009. 

1061. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $25,000, 2009. 

Foundation for the Mid South 

Limitations: Giving limited to AR, LA, and MS. No grants to individuals, or to 

make grants for personal needs or business assistance. No grants for 

ongoing general operating expenses or existing deficits, endowments, 

capital costs including construction, renovation, or equipment, or 

international programs. 

1062. Harrison County Library System, Gulfport, MS. $90,000, 2010. 

1063. Nonprofit Information Networking Association, Boston, MA. $20,000, 

2010. 

MISSOURI 

Community Foundation of the Ozarks 

(formerly Community Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving limited to southern MO. 

1064. Sainte Genevieve County Health Department, Saint Genevieve 

Community Services Forum, Sainte Genevieve, MO. $16,000, 2010. For 

Community Internet Project Phase II. Community Services Forum seeks 

to develop Ste. Genevieve County as healthy community through 

empowering its citizens, coordinating services and resources and 

addressing community needs. 

Emerson Charitable Trust 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations. 



1066. Library Foundation for the Benefit of Saint Louis Public Library, Saint 

Louis, MO. $10,000, 2009. For general support. 

1067. Marshalltown Public Library, Friends of the, Marshalltown, IA. $34,000, 


Enterprise Holdings Foundation 

(formerly Enterprise Rent-A-Car Foundation) 


emphasis on CA, MO, NE, TX, Canada, and the United Kingdom. No 

support for religious, political, or labor organizations or sports teams. No 

grants to individuals, or for ongoing operating support, salary costs, debt 

reduction, sponsorships, tuition, fees, memberships, dues, tickets, 

subscriptions, telethons, or beauty pageants; no vehicle or rental 

donations. 

1068. Greater Washington Sports Alliance, Washington, DC. $15,000, 2010. 

For Junior Monumental Milers Program (JUMMP). 

The Francis Family Foundation 

(formerly The Francis Families Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to a 60-mile radius of Kansas City, MO, for 

educational and arts and cultural institutions, and to the U.S. and 

Canada for pulmonary fellowships. 

1069. Kansas City, Kansas Public Library, Kansas City, KS. $25,000, 2010. 

For discretionary grant. 

The H & R Block Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Johnson and Wyandotte, KS, and Clay, Jackson, 

Kansas City, and Platte, MO. No support for discriminatory organizations, 

businesses, or disease-specific organizations. No grants to individuals 

(except for employee-related scholarships), or for publications, travel, 

conferences, telethons, dinners, advertising, fundraising, animal-related 

causes, sports programs, or historic preservation projects. 

1070. Kansas City Public Library, Kansas City, MO. $25,000, 2009. To hire 

professional staff for H & R Block Business Information Center. 

Greater Kansas City Community Foundation 

(formerly The Greater Kansas City Community Foundation and Affiliated Trusts) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the bi-state greater Kansas City region. No 

grants to individuals (except through scholarship funds), or for deficit 

financing, endowments, or annual campaigns. 

1071. Harry S. Truman Library Institute for National and International Affairs, 

Independence, MO. $50,000, 2009. 




MISSOURI—Kansas Grants for Libraries & Information Services 








2009. 


2009. 

1078. Kansas City Public Library, Kansas City, MO. $33,263,457, 2009. 

1079. Kansas City Public Library, Kansas City, MO. $50,000, 2009. 



1082. Lawrence Public Library Foundation, Lawrence, KS. $16,000, 2009. 


1084. Metropolitan Energy Information Center, Kansas City, MO. $14,000, 

2009. 

1085. Metropolitan Energy Information Center, Kansas City, MO. $13,600, 

2009. 

1086. National Education Association Health Information Network, 

Washington, DC. $214,596, 2009. 

1087. Neosho-Newton County Library, Neosho, MO. $50,000, 2009. 

1088. Pittsburg Public Library, Pittsburg, KS. $24,198, 2009. 

Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S., with emphasis on the bi-state 

metropolitan Kansas City area (KS/MO) for K-12 education initiatives 

focused on math and science. No support for international programs, 

political, social, fraternal, or arts organizations, and capital campaigns 

or construction projects. No grants for fund endowments, or for special 

events. 

1089. Creative Commons, San Francisco, CA. $34,340, 2010. For strategic 

and tactical planning for the transition of the iBridge Network from its 

current centralized functionality to open-source project for technology 

transfer. 

1090. Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, Washington, DC. 

$45,000, 2010. For 2010 State New Economy Index and 

Entrepreneurship Sub-Index. 

1091. Kansas City School District, Kansas City, Kansas Public Library, Kansas 

City, KS. $500,000, 2010. For Public Library Community Campaign to 

expand the Library’s collection of adult, young adult, juvenile and reserve 

library materials through the Kauffman Legacy Fund. 

William T. Kemper Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Midwest with emphasis on MO and 

surrounding areas. No support for private foundations or for politically 

partisan purposes. No grants to individuals, or for tickets for dinners, 

benefits, exhibits, sports and other event activities, advertisements, 

endowment funds, or fundraising activities. 



1093. Kansas City School District, Kansas City, KS. $50,000, 2010. For 

Kansas City Kansas Public Library. 


Louis, MO. $250,000, 2010. 

Monsanto Fund 


company operations, with emphasis in the greater St. Louis, MO, area. 

Giving outside the U.S. in Africa, including Malawi, Burkina Faso, Kenya, 

South Africa, and Uganda, Asia, including China, India, Indonesia, 

Philippines, and Thailand, Latin America including Argentina, Brazil, 

Mexico, and Paraguay, and Canada. No support for start-up 

organizations, fraternal, labor, or veterans’ organizations not of direct 

benefit to the entire community, religious, politically partisan, or similar 

organizations, or discriminatory organizations. No grants for debt 

reduction, benefits, dinners, or advertisements, endowments, 

marketing, or projects in which Monsanto Company has a financial 

interest or could derive a financial benefit through cash or rights to 

intellectual property; no donations of printers, computer software, 

copiers, scanners, or computers. 

1095. Clinton Township Public Library, Waterman, IL. $11,784, 2010. 

1096. Wellsburg Public Library, Wellsburg, IA. $15,000, 2010. 

Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation 

(formerly St. Louis Community Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the metropolitan St. Louis, MO, area, including 

IL. No grants to individuals (except through scholarship funds), or for 

deficit financing, or endowment or building funds; grants for operating 

expenses only during an organization’s start-up. 

1097. Saint Louis Mercantile Library Association, Saint Louis, MO. $20,671, 

2009. For annual distribution for general support. 

1098. Saint Louis University Library Associates, Saint Louis, MO. $20,671, 

2009. For annual distribution for general support. 

1099. Washington University, Saint Louis, MO. $20,671, 2009. For annual 

distribution to benefit Olin Library. 

MONTANA 

The Cinnabar Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to MT and the Yellowstone area. 

1100. Montana Environmental Information Center, Helena, MT. $12,700, 

2009. To promote environmental protection and conservation in 

Montana. 

O. P. and W. E. Edwards Foundation, Inc. 


1101. Leipsic Local School District, Leipsic, OH. $83,800, 2010. For music 

programs, library, playground, science department. 

1102. Leipsic, Village of, Leipsic, OH. $16,800, 2010. To maintain and 

support the library, parks and swimming pool program. 

Gilhousen Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Gallatin County, MT. No grants to individuals. 

1103. Belgrade Community Library, Belgrade, MT. $20,000, 2010. For book 

collection. 

Lippard-Clawiter Foundation 

(formerly Charles W. & Gina S. Lippard Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to Chouteau County, MT. No grants to individuals. 

1104. Chouteau County Free Library Foundation, Fort Benton, MT. $25,000, 

2009. For new boiler for library. 

Dennis & Phyllis Washington Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly Dennis R. Washington Foundation, Inc.) 


MT. No support for discriminatory organizations, sectarian or religious 

organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, veterans’ or 

fraternal organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, 

private or public foundations, or political action or legislative advocacy 

groups. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for debt 

reduction, general operating support, travel expenses or trips, 

endowments, sponsorships, curriculum development for educational 

institutions, or motor vehicle or other transportation equipment 

purchases; generally, no grants for capital campaigns; no loans. 

1105. Child Care Resources, Missoula, MT. $10,000, 2009. For program 

support. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Lied—NEVADA 

NEBRASKA 

Cooper Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to NE, with emphasis on Lincoln and Lancaster 

County. No support for religious or health purposes, private foundations, 

or for businesses. No grants to individuals, or for multi-year grants, 

memberships, travel, or endowment funds. 

1106. Lincoln City Library Foundation, Lincoln, NE. $10,000, 2010. For 

establishing office in Bennett Martin Public Library and hiring 

administrative assistant. 

The Holland Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NE. No grants to individuals. 

1107. Omaha Public Library, Omaha, NE. $10,000, 2010. For operating 

support. 

Peter Kiewit Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Rancho Mirage, CA, Sheridan, WY, NE, and 

western IA (the area within 100 miles of Omaha). No support for 

elementary or secondary schools, churches, or religious groups. No 

grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for endowment funds 

or annual campaigns. 

1108. Omaha Public Library Foundation, Omaha, NE. $100,000, 2010. For 


1109. Scottsbluff Public Library Foundation, Scottsbluff, NE. $250,000, 

2010. For capital project. 

Lozier Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the immediate Omaha, NE area. No support for 

the arts. 


Technology Enhancement Program. 

Omaha Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the metropolitan Omaha, NE, area including 

southwest IA. No grants to individuals, or for endowments, capital 

campaigns, deficit financing, annual fund drives, fundraising events, 

dinners, or tickets. 


$30,000, 2010. 

The Sherwood Foundation 

(formerly The Susan A. Buffett Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Omaha, NE. No support for political candidates, 

campaigns or organizations, or for organizations that discriminate in 

hiring staff and/or providing services on the basis of race, religion, 

gender, sexual orientation, age or disability; no support for organizations 

that are not established and current 501c (3) organizations. No grants 



Books for Kids Challenge. 


Library Budget Gap. 

1114. Omaha Public Library Foundation, Omaha, NE. $30,000, 2009. 

1115. Omaha Public Library Foundation, Omaha, NE. $20,000, 2009. 

1116. Omaha Schools Foundation, Omaha, NE. $95,625, 2009. For summer 

library program. 

1117. Room to Read, San Francisco, CA. $343,772, 2009. For Room to 

Dream Campaign. 



Union Pacific Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in areas of company operations. No 

support for pass-through organizations, political or lobbying 

organizations, sectarian organizations, fraternal or veterans’ 

organizations, local affiliates of national health and disease specific 

organizations, animal rights organizations, elementary or secondary 

schools, volunteer fire departments or other emergency response 

organizations, labor organizations, or organizations whose programs are 

national or international in scope. No grants to individuals, or for debt 

reduction, salaries, athletic programs or events, conventions, 

conferences, or seminars, sponsorship of dinners, benefits or other 

special events, fellowships or research, or non-capital support for United 

Way supported organizations; no railroad equipment donations; no 

loans. 

1119. Senior Guidance Directory, Houston, TX. $10,000, 2009. 

1120. University of Missouri, Thomas Jefferson Library, Saint Louis, MO. 

$10,000, 2009. 

Weitz Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Chicago, IL, and Omaha, NE. No support for 

religious organizations or anti-choice organizations. 



Woods Charitable Fund, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Lincoln, NE. No support for religious activities, 

recreational programs, healthcare programs, and individual school 

programs, or for college or university programs that do not involve 

students and/or faculty in projects of benefit to the Lincoln, NE, area, or 

for environmental programs, recreational programs, individual school 

programs, or healthcare programs or residential care and medical clinics. 

No grants to individuals, or for endowments, scholarships, fellowships, 

fundraising benefits or for program advertising. 

1122. Lincoln City Library Foundation, Lincoln, NE. $30,000, 2010. For Lincoln 

City Libraries’ Strategic Plan; to conduct a Vision and Building Concept 

Study, to develop a vision for the Library’s program and service needs, 

to explore a potential new Main Library, and to evaluate possible sites 

on which it could be built. 

NEVADA 

Community Foundation of Western Nevada 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Carson City, Reno, Sparks, and rural western 

NV. No support for religious purposes (unless from a donor-advised or 

organizational endowment fund). No grants to individuals (except 

scholarships), or for tickets for benefits, capital outlay or capital 

campaigns, debt retirement, or endowment. 

1123. MAPLight.org, Berkeley, CA. $25,000, 2009. For analysis tools. 

The Cord Foundation 

(also known as The E. L. Cord Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northern NV and the rural counties of NV. No 

support for religious organizations for sectarian purposes. No grants to 

individuals, or for continuing support. 

1124. Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International, Reno, NV. 

$25,000, 2009. For Bags of Hope outreach program. 

1125. Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International, Reno, NV. 

$20,000, 2009. For Bags of Hope outreach program. 

1126. Washoe County Library, Friends of, Reno, NV. $25,000, 2009. For 

library materials. 

Lied Foundation Trust 

Limitations: Giving primarily in IA, KS, NE and Las Vegas, NV. 

1127. Battle Creek Library Foundation, Battle Creek, NE. $100,000, 2009. 


1128. Scottsbluff Public Library, Scottsbluff, NE. $600,000, 2009. For 

construction of new facility. 


NEVADA—Redfield Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

Nell J. Redfield Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northern NV. No grants to individuals. 

1129. Oneida County Library, Malad, ID. $10,000, 2009. To purchase books 

and materials for library. 

1130. Washoe County Library, Friends of, Reno, NV. $100,000, 2009. To 

purchase library books and materials. 

Donald W. Reynolds Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AR, NV, and OK for capital and planning grants. 

Giving nationally for cardiovascular clinic research and geriatrics training 

of physicians, and business journalism. No support for elementary or 

secondary education, or religious institutions or hospitals. No grants to 

individuals, or for continuing support, program or operating support, or 

endowment funds. 

1131. Baxter County Public Library Foundation, Mountain Home, AR. 

$200,000, 2010. For New Library/Art grant. 

1132. Mount Vernon Ladies Association, Mount Vernon, VA. $115,000, 2010. 

To establish traveling exhibition Discovering the Real George 

Washington / Fred W. Smith National Library for Study of George 

Washington / Teaching Ambassador for George Washington program in 

Nevada and the Portrait in the Schools program. 


2010. To design and construction costs associated with renovating 

Ronald Reagan Museum / Design and install sculpture of Ronald and 

Nancy Reagan in Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. 

NEW HAMPSHIRE 

The Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NH and VT. No grants to individuals. 

1134. Hanover, Town of, Hanover, NH. $10,000, 2010. To purchase land 

surrounding Etna Library for expansion. 

1135. Lebanon Public Libraries Foundation, Lebanon, NH. $15,000, 2010. 

For campaign for the Kilton Public Library. 

Samuel P. Hunt Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to NH. No support for public schools. No grants to 

individuals; no loans. 

1136. Fuller Public Library, Hillsborough, NH. $10,000, 2010. For stairway 

renovations. 

New Hampshire Charitable Foundation 

Limitations: Giving in the Lakes, Manchester, Monadnock, Nashua, North 

Country, Piscataqua, and Upper Valley regions in NH. No support for 

sectarian or religious purposes. No grants to individuals (except for 

student aid and special awards); generally no grants for building funds, 

endowments, deficit financing, capital campaigns for acquisition of land 

or renovations to facilities, purchase of major equipment, academic 

research, travel, or to replace public funding or for purposes which are a 

public responsibility. 

1137. Boys and Girls Club of Concord, Concord, NH. $15,000, 2010. To 

upgrade the organization’s development database. 

1138. Home Health and Hospice Care, Nashua, NH. $20,000, 2010. To install 

a Virtual Private Network to secure and increase efficiency of the 

Electronic Medical Record. 

1139. Jackson Public Library, Friends of, Jackson, NH. $25,000, 2010. 

1140. Library of Coaticook, Coaticook, Canada. $14,900, 2010. To start the 

second phase of facility improvement project. 

1141. New Hampshire Historical Society, Concord, NH. $15,000, 2010. To 

complete the final stage of cataloging and conserving the historical 

Brown Paper Company business and paper records for public access. 

1142. Rye Public Library, Rye, NH. $10,000, 2010. 

1143. Thetford, Town of, Thetford, VT. $10,500, 2010. To map existing 

wetlands in order to update VT State Wetland Inventory map and add 

wetlands not currently on that map, thus improving state regulatory 

protection for wetlands in Thetford. 

1144. Whitefield, Town of, Whitefield, NH. $50,000, 2010. To supplement 

funds to assist with the library renovations. 

The Trust Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New England, with emphasis on MA and NH. No 

grants to individuals, including scholarships, or for capital campaigns, 

operating budgets, or endowments. 

1145. Osterville Free Library Corporation, Osterville, MA. $25,000, 2009. 

NEW JERSEY 

The Russell Berrie Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northern NJ, New York City, Israel, and Italy. 

1146. Jewish Community Center on the Palisades, Tenafly, NJ. $87,000, 

2009. For PJ Library Community. 

Community Foundation of New Jersey 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis for the benefit of NJ. No grants to 

individuals (except for scholarships), or for continuing support, 

emergency funds, or deficit financing. 

1147. Jersey City Connections, Jersey City, NJ. $21,250, 2010. 

1148. Jersey City Connections, Jersey City, NJ. $14,167, 2010. For Grant 

Award-Youth Connect: YMSM of Color. 

1149. Moore Free Library, Newfane, VT. $12,000, 2010. For scholarships. 

1150. Moore Free Library, Newfane, VT. $11,000, 2010. For operating 

support. 

1151. Moore Free Library, Newfane, VT. $11,000, 2010. 

1152. Wellesley Free Library Centennial Fund, Wellesley, MA. $50,000, 2010. 

Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NJ, with support for the arts limited to NJ, and 

support for other local projects limited to the Morristown area; some 

giving to national organizations for projects in NJ. No support for 

religious, higher education, health, or conduit organizations. No grants 

to individuals, for capital projects, equipment purchases, indirect costs, 

endowment funds, deficit financing, or scholarships. 

1153. Center for Community Arts, Cape May, NJ. $10,000, 2010. For general 

operating support of activities, including art classes for all ages, Art at 

the Library, Youth Radio Project, and variety of exhibits and special 

events, including African American Heritage walking tours. 

1154. Educational Information and Resource Center, Sewell, NJ. $100,000, 

2010. For NJ Earth Education interdisciplinary learning experiences, 

including Monarch Teacher Network, Voices form the Land, NJT4B and 

Sustainable Earth projects. 


intensive Shakespeare-based theater education program in schools in 

New Jersey. 

1156. Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts, Millville, NJ. $25,000, 

2010. For general operating support of programs and opportunities 

offered to community, including art classes for students of all ages, 

monthly exhibitions supporting local artists and offer educational and 

outside work, artist talks, workshops, and art reference library. 

The Charles Evans Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York, NY. No grants to individuals. 


The Fund for New Jersey 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NJ or to regional programs that benefit NJ. No 

support for day care centers, drug treatment programs, health care 

delivery, or arts programs. No grants to individuals, or for capital projects, 

equipment, scholarships. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Prudential—NEW JERSEY 

1158. Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Eagleton Institute of 

Politics, New Brunswick, NJ. $15,000, 2010. To support Rutgers 

Program on the Governor to develop effective plan for marketing 

gubernatorial archives and program activities to ensure widespread use. 

The Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey 

(formerly NBI Healthcare Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Newark, NJ area and the Jewish 

community of MetroWest, NJ, including Essex, Morris, and Union 

counties. No support for political campaigns. No grants to individuals, or 

for deficit retirement, ongoing general operating expenses, endowments, 

general capacity building, or fundraising campaigns. 

1159. Dorot, New York, NY. $28,700, 2010. To serve the homebound elderly, 

the disabled and caregivers in the Metrowest area through To Your 

Health, a facilitated teleconference education program providing 

participants w/medical information forums, wellness programs and 

support groups. 

1160. Newark Beth Israel Medical Center Foundation, Newark, NJ. $75,000, 

2010. For NBIMC request funding for licensing of Electronic Medical 

Record System. 

The Huber Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S. No support for foreign organizations, 

international projects, or projects that are local or regional in scope. No 

grants to individuals, or for scholarships, fellowships, research, building 

endowment funds, capital campaigns or film production; no loans. 



Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Contribution Fund 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in areas of company operations; giving 

also to national and international organizations. No support for fraternal, 

political, religious, or athletic organizations. No grants to individuals, or 

for debt reduction, trips, tours, capital campaigns or endowments, or 

publications; no loans. 

1162. Info Line of Middlesex County, Milltown, NJ. $10,000, 2009. 

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S. No support for political organizations, 

international activities, programs or institutions concerned solely with a 

specific disease or basic biomedical research. No grants to individuals, 

or for ongoing general operating expenses, endowment funds, capital 

costs, including construction, renovation, or equipment, or research on 

unapproved drug therapies or devices, end-of-life care, long-term care or 

for physical activity for adults age 50 or older. 

1163. Center to Promote HealthCare Access, Oakland, CA. $250,000, 2010. 

To help states streamline enrollment systems to ensure coverage for the 

greatest number of people under health reform. 


data collection and analysis of the foundation field. 

1165. Indiana University, School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN. $419,998, 

2010. 4-year grant. To use health information technology to improve 

management of test results that return after hospital discharge. 

1166. Info Line of Middlesex County, Milltown, NJ. $45,000, 2010. To provide 

information about health and human services to improve quality of life. 

1167. Information and Referral Federation of Los Angeles County, 211 Los 

Angeles County, San Gabriel, CA. $499,984, 2010. 3-year grant. To 

conduct developmental screenings for at-risk infants, toddlers and 

preschoolers through Los Angeles’ 211 human-services call center. 

1168. Leapfrog Group, Washington, DC. $295,274, 2010. 2-year grant. To 

test gainsharing as incentive for clinicians to work to reduce 

hospital-acquired conditions. Gainsharing is a system of management 

used by a business to get higher levels of performance through the 

involvement and participation of its people. As performance improves, 

employees share financially in the gain (improvement). 

1169. National Health Law Program, Los Angeles, CA. $150,000, 2010. To 

update An Advocate’s Guide to the Medicaid Program and put it online. 

1170. National Network of Public Health Institutes, New Orleans, LA. 

$1,028,822, 2010. For technical assistance and direction for 

Foundation’s Lead States in Public Health Quality Improvement program, 

research initiative to create peer network of innovator states with 

experience in designing and implementing process for systematic 

assessment of local public health agency capacity and performance. 


$104,406, 2010. For technical assistance and direction for Public 

Health Services and Systems Research program. 


$50,000, 2010. 2-year grant. To build partnerships to develop 

high-quality community health assessments and community health 

improvement plans. 

1173. New Jersey Coalition for Battered Women, Trenton, NJ. $602,062, 

2010. To maintain nonresidential services for victims of domestic 

violence in New Jersey during the current economic crisis. 

1174. New York Academy of Medicine, New York, NY. $840,000, 2010. For 

technical assistance and direction for the Robert Wood Johnson 

Foundation Health and Society Scholars program. 

1175. Tides Center, San Francisco, CA. $91,481, 2010. For research to 

conduct social network analysis of Public Health Communications 

Network. 

1176. University of Kentucky Research Foundation, Lexington, KY. $149,859, 

2010. 1.50-year grant. To manage Internet survey firm’s selection and 

performance and combine resulting datasets from three public health 

membership organization surveys. 

The Kaplen Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NJ and NY. No grants to individuals. 

1177. National Yiddish Book Center, Amherst, MA. $300,000, 2010. For 


F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Raleigh/Durham, NC, area, the Morris 

County, NJ, area, and eastern PA. Generally no support for churches, 

hospitals, schools and colleges, other than ones attended by or used by 

members of the family. No grants to individuals, or for fundraising 

benefits, dinners, theater, or sporting events; no loans or pledges. 



1179. Frick Collection, New York, NY. $15,000, 2010. For general operating 

support. 



1181. Jamestown Foundation, Washington, DC. $17,500, 2010. For general 

support. 

1182. New Jersey Coalition for Battered Women, Trenton, NJ. $20,000, 2010. 

For matching funds for the Legal Services Project. 


$35,000, 2010. For sexual and reproductive health education programs. 

The Kovner Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC New York, NY. No grants to 

individuals. 

1184. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $59,162, 2009. For museum 

acquisitions. 

The MCJ Amelior Foundation 

(formerly The MCJ Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NJ and NY. 

1185. Single Stop USA, New York, NY. $25,000, 2009. For general operating 

support. 



The Prudential Foundation 


Phoenix, AZ, Los Angeles, CA, Hartford, CT, Jacksonville, FL, Dubuque, 

IA, Chicago, IL, Minneapolis, MN, Newark, NJ, New York, NY, Philadelphia 

and Scranton, PA, Dallas and Houston, TX, Brazil, China, India, Japan, 

Korea, Mexico, and Taiwan; giving also to national organizations. No 

support for discriminatory organizations or veterans’, labor, religious, 

fraternal, or athletic organizations. No grants to individuals, or for 

advertising, fundraising, or disease-specific general operating support; 

no capital campaigns, annual fund drives, or endowments. 


NEW JERSEY—Prudential Grants for Libraries & Information Services 


1188. Newark Public Library, Newark, NJ. $30,000, 2009. For capacity 

building. 

1189. Newark Public Library, Newark, NJ. $25,000, 2009. For Summer 

Reading Challenge, established to improve literacy and cultivate the joy 

of reading. Challenge provides six weeks of summer reading enrichment 

activities to Newark children. 

1190. Newark Public Library, Newark, NJ. $10,000, 2009. For Dr. Martin 

Luther King commemoration. 

1191. Wilkinson Center, Dallas, TX. $20,000, 2009. To provide clients with 

emergency assistance services. 

Turrell Fund 

Limitations: Giving limited to Essex, Union, Hudson and Passaic counties, NJ, 

and VT. No support for lobbying activity, most hospital work, or health 

delivery services; generally no support for cultural activities. No grants 

to individuals, or for endowment funds, conferences indirect costs, or 


1192. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $10,000, 2010. For President’s 

grant for general program support. 

1193. Newark Family Resource Network, Newark, NJ. $10,000, 2010. For 

in-home preventive work. 

Verizon Foundation 

(formerly Bell Atlantic Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis, with emphasis on CA, Washington DC, 

and NY; giving also in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Hong Kong, India, and 

Singapore. No support for private charities or foundations, religious 

organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, religious 

organizations duplicating the work of other organizations in the same 

community, political candidates or organizations, discriminatory 

organizations, or lobbying organizations. No grants to individuals (except 

for employee-related scholarships), or for political causes or campaigns, 

endowments or capital campaigns, film, music, television, video, or 

media production or broadcast underwriting, research studies (unless 

related to projects already being supported by Verizon), sports 

sponsorships, performing arts tours, or association memberships, or 

field trips for secondary or elementary schools; no product donations. 

1194. American Library Association, Chicago, IL. $85,000, 2009. 

1195. Anne Arundel County Public Library, Annapolis, MD. $13,750, 2009. 

1196. Brave Kids, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL. $20,000, 2009. 

1197. Brave Kids, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL. $20,000, 2009. 

1198. Cambridge Community Library, Friends of the, Cambridge, WI. $10,000, 

2009. 

1199. Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA. $10,000, 2009. 

1200. ConSource, Washington, DC. $45,000, 2009. 

1201. Crystal Stairs, Los Angeles, CA. $15,000, 2009. 

1202. Elkins Park Free Library, Friends of the, Elkins Park, PA. $20,000, 2009. 


2009. 

1204. Free Library of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. $10,000, 2009. 

1205. Help Hotline Crisis Center, Youngstown, OH. $10,000, 2009. 

1206. Inland Counties Regional Center, San Bernardino, CA. $24,500, 2009. 

1207. Library of Virginia Foundation, Richmond, VA. $10,000, 2009. 


NY. $100,000, 2009. 

1209. Pennsylvania Library Association, Mechanicsburg, PA. $40,000, 2009. 

1210. Petersburg Library Foundation, Petersburg, VA. $12,000, 2009. 


2009. 

1212. SeniorNavigator.com, Richmond, VA. $15,000, 2009. 

1213. Virginia Public Access Project, Richmond, VA. $12,500, 2009. 

1214. West Chester Public Library, West Chester, PA. $12,500, 2009. 

1215. Worcester Public Library Foundation, Worcester, MA. $10,000, 2009. 

Victoria Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to greater Newark, NJ; environmental grants limited 

to NJ. No grants to individuals. 

1216. Newark Family Resource Network, Newark, NJ. $20,000, 2010. For 

Respite Trip Program, Bed Bug education and to hire part-time Parent 

Aides. 

NEW MEXICO 

Albuquerque Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Albuquerque, NM, area. No support 

for religious purposes, private foundations, or for grantmaking 

organizations. Generally, no grants to individuals (except for scholarship 

funds), or for debt retirement, annual campaigns, endowments, 

conferences or symposia, emergency funding or interest or tax 

payments; no multi-year grants. 

1217. Moise Memorial Library, Santa Rosa, NM. $18,478, 2009. 

Brindle Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NM. No grants to individuals. 

1218. Santa Fe Public Library, Friends of the, Santa Fe, NM. $25,000, 2009. 

For Books and Babies Program in south Santa Fe branches. 

Chase Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southeastern NM; some giving also in west TX. 

No support for political or lobbying organizations or international 

organizations,. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for 

general operating expenses of established programs, interests or 

programs detrimental to the oil and gas industry, ticketed events, or 

projects that do not have sustainability for a 5 year period; no loans. 

1219. George W. Bush Foundation, Dallas, TX. $125,000, 2010. For program 

support. 

Lannan Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No grants to individuals (except for 

Lannan Literary Awards and certain fellowships in the Literary and 

Cultural Freedom program areas). 

1220. Amherst College, Amhert College Trustees, Amherst, MA. $25,000, 

2010. For Folger Shakespeare Library poetry series. 

1221. Marfa Public Library, Friends of the, Marfa, TX. $10,000, 2010. For 

materials acquisition. 

1222. Santa Fe Indian School, Santa Fe, NM. $30,000, 2010. For library 

materials and support. 

1223. School for the Arts, New Mexico, Santa Fe, NM. $20,000, 2010. For 

library materials acquisition. 

1224. Sinte Gleska University, Mission, SD. $40,000, 2010. For Library 

Youth/Children support. 

1225. Southwest Research and Information Center, Albuquerque, NM. 

$50,000, 2010. For general operating support. 

McCune Charitable Foundation 

(formerly Marshall L. & Perrine D. McCune Charitable Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to NM. No grants to individuals, or for endowments, 

research, operating or capital expenses, voter registration drives, or to 

cover deficits. 


$55,000, 2009. For operating support for SRIC, for CCAE, and for 

Nuclear Watch. 


$10,000, 2009. For the Las Cruces Media Project. 

Eugene Victor Thaw Art Foundation 


1228. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $1,700,350, 2010. For art 

education. 

Eugene V. & Clare E. Thaw Charitable Trust 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No support for political or religious 

organizations. No grants to individuals or for operating support. 

1229. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $25,000, 2009. For annual 

support of Director’s Roundtable. 

1230. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $10,508, 2009. For capital 

campaign. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Carnegie—NEW YORK 

NEW YORK 

The Achelis Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the New York, NY, area. Generally, no support 

for political organizations, small art, dance, music, or theater groups, 

national health or mental health organizations, housing, international 

projects, government agencies, public schools (except charter schools), 

or nonprofit programs and services significantly funded or wholly 

reimbursed by the government. No grants to individuals, or for annual 

appeals, dinner functions, fundraising events, capital campaigns, deficit 

financing, or film or travel; no loans. 

1231. Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, New York, NY. $25,000, 

2010. 1.50-year grant. For conference on prisoner re-entry and 

web-based resource directory on prisoner re-entry services. 

1232. New York Academy of Medicine, New York, NY. $25,000, 2010. 

1.50-year grant. For evaluation of the GIRLS (Getting Into Real Life 

Science), and Health Professions program. 

1233. Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York, New York, NY. 

$15,000, 2010. 1.25-year grant. For Nonprofit Outsourcing 

Clearinghouse. 

Altman Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to NY State, and almost exclusively to the boroughs 

of New York City. No grants to individuals, or for building funds, the 

purchase of capital equipment, or for galas and other fundraising events. 

1234. Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY. $100,000, 2010. To continue 

expansion of First Five Years programming by offering Saturday early 

literacy workshops at branches and launching Brooklyn Builds Readers 

program. 

1235. Center for Childrens Initiatives, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. To help 

support training and consultation to improve quality of providers serving 

infants and toddlers. 

1236. Center for New York City Neighborhoods, New York, NY. $200,000, 

2010. To help support foreclosure prevention services for homeowners 

throughout New York City. 

1237. Primary Care Development Corporation, New York, NY. $300,000, 

2010. To help support development and implementation of Medical 

Home Learning Collaborative to help primary care providers achieve 

Patient-Centered Medical Home recognition and meaningful use of health 

information technology standards. 

1238. Riverdale Neighborhood House, Bronx, NY. $25,000, 2010. To help 

support Youth Internship Program and Library Leaders project. 

American Express Foundation 


company operations, including in Argentina, Asia, Canada, the 

Caribbean, Europe, Latin America, and the United Kingdom, with 

emphasis on AZ, Los Angeles and San Francisco, CA, Washington, DC, 

southern FL, Atlanta, GA, Chicago, IL, Boston, MA, Greensboro, NC, New 

York, NY, Philadelphia, PA, Dallas and Houston, TX, and Salt Lake City, 

UT. No support for discriminatory organizations, religious organizations 

not of direct benefit to the entire community, or political organizations. 

No grants to individuals or for fundraising, goodwill advertising, souvenir 

journals, or dinner programs, travel, books, magazines, or articles in 

professional journals, endowments or capital campaigns, traveling 

exhibitions, or sports sponsorships. 


1240. Poets House, New York, NY. $10,000, 2009. For general support. 

The AVI CHAI Foundation 

(formerly AVI CHAI - A Philanthropic Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in North America and Israel. No grants for building 

projects or deficits. 

1241. Association of Jewish Libraries, Woodland Hills, CA. $34,788, 2009. 

For enhancing Jewish Day School Libraries. 

1242. Hebrew Academy of Greater Miami, Miami Beach, FL. $10,625, 2009. 

To enhance Jewish Day School libraries. 

1243. Hebrew Academy of Nassau County, West Hempstead, NY. $13,750, 

2009. For program to encourage day school enrollment and enhance 

Jewish Day School libraries. 

1244. Shoshana S. Cardin Jewish Community High School, Baltimore, MD. 

$12,295, 2009. To enhance Jewish Day School Libraries and program 

to encourage day school enrollment. 

William Bingham 2nd Betterment Fund 

Limitations: Giving limited to ME. No support for religious activities or 

programs. No grants to individuals. 

1245. Spaulding Memorial Library, Sebago, ME. $10,000, 2009. For capital 

improvement. 

1246. Turner Public Library, Turner, ME. $10,000, 2009. For computer 

upgrade. 

1247. Vose Library, Union, ME. $15,000, 2009. For New Library Building 

project. 

The Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly The Bristol-Myers Fund, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Wallingford, CT, 

Washington, DC, Mount Vernon, IN, Devens, MA, Hopewell, New 

Brunswick, Plainsboro, Princeton, and West Windsor, NJ, New York and 

Syracuse, NY, PA, TX, Africa, China, Europe, India, Japan, Sub-Saharan 

Africa, Taiwan, and Thailand. No support for political, fraternal, social, or 

veterans’ organizations, religious or sectarian organizations not of direct 

benefit to the entire community, or federated campaign-supported 

organizations. No grants to individuals (except for employee-related 

scholarships), or for endowments, capital campaigns, debt reduction, 

conferences, sponsorships or independent medical research, or specific 

public broadcasting or films; no loans. 


Being Healthy. 


Being Healthy. 

Brooklyn Community Foundation 

(formerly Independence Community Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to Brooklyn, NY. No support for religious purposes. 

No grants to individuals, or for tickets for dinners, golf outings, or 

fundraising events. 

1250. Bay Ridge Community Service Center, Brooklyn, NY. $10,000, 2010. 

For publication and support for local services guide, with funding 

supporting the creation of a consumer phone help line to further 

disseminate information about these services and includes follow up 

procedure by Center staff/volunteers. 

1251. Beginning with Children Foundation, New York, NY. $20,000, 2010. To 

establish library at CPCS middle school, while purchasing new texts to 

expand BwCCS’s middle school library collection. 

1252. Brooklyn Arts Council, Brooklyn, NY. $15,000, 2010. For BAC’s Black 

Brooklyn Renaissance to celebrate contributions of Black artists in 

Brooklyn since 1960 through a year-long series of public programs at 

local cultural institutions, a conference, and archive. 

1253. Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY. $20,000, 2010. For challenge 

grant to 7 branch libraries in southern Brooklyn to raise additional funds 

in Save Our Shelves library materials acquisition campaign. 

1254. Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY. $20,000, 2010. For challenge 

grant to encourage increased participation in silent and live auctions at 

BPL’s 13th Annual Gala, with all proceeds used to support children’s 

resources. 

1255. Elders Share the Arts, Brooklyn, NY. $10,000, 2010. For The Story 

Circle will engage elders in minimum of 5 branches of BPL in story sharing 

exploring Great Depression and parallels today, and written anthologies 

from each site will lead to a public reading. 

Carnegie Corporation of New York 

Limitations: Giving primarily for U.S. projects, although some grants are made 

to selected countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. No support for U.S. libraries, 

cultural institutions, programs or facilities of community-based 

educational or human services institutions. No grants directly to 

individuals for scholarships or fellowships (except the Carnegie Scholars 

Program), travel, capital campaigns, or endowments. 


NEW YORK—Carnegie Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

1256. eThekwini Municipality, Durban, South Africa. $3,000,000, 2010. 

3-year grant. For one-time grant toward Durban Metropolitan Library 

System, model city library. 

1257. Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. $50,000, 2010. 2-year grant. 

Toward archiving historical record on biological weapons 

nonproliferation. 

1258. Ithaka Harbors, New York, NY. $125,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For study 

investigating use of online statistics courses at public universities. 

1259. National Endowment for the Humanities, Washington, DC. $1,200,000, 

2010. 3-year grant. Toward distribution of books and other resources 

reflecting diversity of Muslim cultures to U.S. libraries. 

1260. National Security Archive Fund, Gelman Library, Washington, DC. 

$600,000, 2010. 1.75-year grant. Toward support of Eurasia Initiative 

to increase transparency and access to historical documents in the 

Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Russia) and the former 

Soviet Union and to strengthen partner networks in these regions. 

1261. New School, New York, NY. $380,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For final 

grant for Journal Donation Project, initiative to assist in rebuilding major 

research and teaching libraries in countries that have fallen victim to 

political or economic deprivation, and often both, through provision of 

current subscriptions and back volume sets of English-language 

scholarly, professional and current events journals. 

1262. Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace Foundation, Yorba Linda, CA. 

$350,000, 2010. 2-year grant. Toward research, outreach and 

international engagement on competing interests of the United States 

and Asia in the greater Middle East. 

1263. University of Ghana, Legon, Ghana. $2,000,000, 2010. 3-year grant. 

Toward Research Commons at University of Ghana Legon - Balme Library. 

The Carson Family Charitable Trust 




The Charina Endowment Fund, Inc. 

(formerly The HWG Fund, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York. No grants to individuals. 


support. 

1267. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $100,000, 2009. For general 

support. 

Citi Foundation 

(formerly Citigroup Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis in Algeria, Argentina, 

Australia, Bahamas, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brazil, Brunei, 

Bulgaria, Cameroon, Canada, China, Colombia, Costa, Rica, Cote 

d’voire, Czech, Republic, Democratic, Rep, of, Congo, Denmark, 

Dominican, Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El, Salvador, Finland, France, 

Germany, Ghana, Greece, Guam, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong, Kong, 

Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, 

Kazakhstan, Kenya, Korea, (South), Kuwait, Lebanon, Luxembourg, 

Malaysia, Morocco, Netherlands, New, Zealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria, 

Norway, Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Poland, 

Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Russia, Senegal, Singapore, Slovakia, South, 

Africa, Spain, Sri, Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Tanzania, 

Thailand, Trinidad, &, Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, United, 

Arab, Emirates, United, Kingdom, Uruguay, Venezuela, Vietnam, and 

Zambia. No support for political candidates or religious, veterans’, or 

fraternal organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community. No 

grants to individuals, or for political causes, fundraising events, 

telethons, marathons, races, or benefits, advertising, sponsorships, 

dinners or luncheons, or membership fees. 

1268. Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY. $100,000, 2010. For PowerUP! 

Your Business Starts Here Business Plan Competition. 


2010. For New York City Foreclosure Prevention Project. 


Leopold Kronenberg Foundation, Poland: Junior Achievement Foundation 

Poland/From Penny to Pound Program. 


Leopold Kronenberg Foundation, Poland: Junior Achievement Foundation 

Poland/My Finances Program. 


Leopold Kronenberg Foundation, Poland: Think Foundation/Savings 

Week Program. 


Leopold Kronenberg Foundation, Poland: Debtor’s Guide Program. 


Leopold Kronenberg Foundation, Poland: Citi Microentrepreneurship 

Awards Program. 


Leopold Kronenberg Foundation, Poland: JA Banks in Action Program. 


For Enhanced Data Collection and Information Effectiveness Program. 


NY. $50,000, 2010. For Annual New York StartUp Business Plan 

Competition. 

1278. United Way International, Alexandria, VA. $50,000, 2010. For Akshara 

Foundation, India: School Library Program. 

The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No grants to individuals, or for capital 

funds, construction and equipment, endowments, scholarships, 

fellowships, annual appeals, deficit financing, or matching gifts; no loans 




Robert Sterling Clark Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York State for the Public Institutions 

Program, giving nationally for reproductive rights; and globally to promote 

international arts and cultural engagement. No grants to individuals, or 

for annual campaigns, seed money, emergency funds, deficit financing, 

capital or endowment funds, general support or scholarships. 

1280. Americans for the Arts, Washington, DC. $75,000, 2010. For general 


1281. Arts Resources in Collaboration, New York, NY. $40,000, 2010. For 

Archive Legacy Project. 

1282. NARAL Pro-Choice America, Washington, DC. $80,000, 2010. To 

compile a computerized database tracking regulation and court decisions 

related to reproductive rights, and publish Who Decides?, a 

state-by-state review of abortion and reproductive rights. 

1283. New York Foundation for the Arts, Brooklyn, NY. $75,000, 2010. For 

development of full-service fiscal sponsorship website to streamline all 

aspects of fiscal sponsorship program; marketing of program nationally; 

and creation of international database of arts opportunities. 


$60,000, 2010. For advocacy. 

The Clark Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York City and Cooperstown, NY; 

scholarships restricted to students residing in the Cooperstown, NY, 

area. No grants to individuals (except as specified in restricted funds), 

or for deficit financing or matching gifts. 

1285. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. For New York 

Training and Library Learning Center. 

1286. Rensselaerville Institute, Rensselaerville, NY. $200,000, 2010. For 

outcome management for Clark Foundation Grantees. 

The Commonwealth Fund 


for religious purposes, or basic biomedical research. No grants to 

individuals (except through the Commonwealth Fund’s fellowship 

programs), or for scholarships, general planning or ongoing activities, 

existing deficits, endowment or capital costs, construction, renovation, 

equipment, conferences, symposia, major media projects, or 

documentaries (unless they are an out growth of one of the fund’s 

programs). 


Support. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Ford—NEW YORK 

1288. IPRO, Lake Success, NY. $465,000, 2010. For WhyNotTheBest.org: A 

Web Resource for Quality Improvement, Year 3. 

1289. IPRO, Lake Success, NY. $407,752, 2010. For Innovative 

Measurement and Performance Improvement Resources for 

WhyNotTheBest.org. 

1290. National Association of Health Data Organizations, Salt Lake City, UT. 

$49,999, 2010. For Advancing State Health Care Data Reporting 

Initiatives: Hospital Readmissions Reporting and All Payer Claims 

Database Applications. 

1291. Pear Tree Communications, Cleveland Heights, OH. $165,000, 2010. 

For WhyNotTheBest.org: A Web Resource for Quality Improvement, Year 

3. 

1292. Rockefeller Archive Center, Sleepy Hollow, NY. $90,000, 2010. For 

Transfer and Maintenance of The Commonwealth Fund’s Archives, Year 

14. 

1293. University of California, Oakland, CA. $259,756, 2010. For Assessing 

Models for Health Information Technology Regional Extension Centers. 

1294. Velir Studios, Somerville, MA. $140,250, 2010. For Creating State and 

International Data Centers for The Commonwealth Fund Web Site. 

The Nathan Cummings Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the U.S. No support for specific diseases, 

general support for Jewish education, Holocaust-related projects, 

foreign-based organizations, or local synagogues or organizations with 

local projects. No grants to individuals, scholarships, sponsorships, 

projects with no plans for replication, endowments or capital campaigns. 

1295. Americans for the Arts, Washington, DC. $75,000, 2010. For Phase II 

of the Arts and Social Change Mapping Initiative. Initiative maps and 

highlights the ways arts and culture are being activated to engage and 

make change creating related online resource that centralizes 

information, heightens the visibility of the work, and helps those engaged 

connect with one another. Overarching goal is to stimulate and advance 

field knowledge and policy development related to the role of the arts in 

community, social, and civic change. 


1297. Global Philanthropy Partnership, Chicago, IL. $150,000, 2010. For 

Integrating Climate Action into Critical Quality of Life Action and Programs 

initiative, which aims to create integrated model that will demonstrate 

how federal programs and funds can be effectively and efficiently used 

to sustainably achieve objectives in housing, jobs and public health. 

1298. New York University, Margaret Sanger Papers Project, New York, NY. 

$10,000, 2010. For research for Volume IV of the Selected Papers of 

Margaret Sanger. Mission of the project is to locate, collect, catalog, edit, 

and publish the papers of America’s best known and most influential 

birth control activist in microfilm, book and electronic formats in order to 

aid scholars and students and increase the public’s understanding of 

the current reproductive rights and population control movements. 

1299. Provisions Learning Project, Washington, DC. $50,000, 2010. For 


The Charles A. Dana Foundation, Inc. 

(doing business as The Dana Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No grants to individuals, or for annual 

operating costs, deficit reduction, capital campaigns, or individual 

sabbaticals. 



Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation 

(formerly BT Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in areas of company operations with 

emphasis on NY, Canada, and Latin America. No support for political 

parties or candidates, veterans’, military, or fraternal organizations, 

United Way agencies not providing a fundraising waiver, professional or 

trade associations, or discriminatory organizations. No grants to 

individuals, or for endowments, capital campaigns, legal advocacy, or 

religious purposes. 


DB Donor Advised Fund. 


Donor Advised Fund, Canada. 

1303. City Futures, City Limits, New York, NY. $25,000, 2009. For general 


1304. Free Library of Philadelphia, Film Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. 

$15,000, 2009. For One Film Program. 



Irene Diamond Fund 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NY. No grants to individuals. 

1306. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $45,000, 2009. For Master of 

Library Science Scholarship Program. 

Doris Duke Charitable Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No support for toxic issues, litigation, 

the visual arts, museums or galleries, or arts programs for rehabilitative 

or therapeutic purposes. No grants to individuals (except through special 

foundation programs), or for conferences or publications. 

1307. Center for Neighborhood Technology, Chicago, IL. $275,000, 2010. For 

the development and pilot of online tool for homeowners to assess 

energy efficiency upgrades. 

1308. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $15,000, 2010. For core operations 

and services. 

1309. Fractured Atlas, New York, NY. $150,000, 2010. 1.50-year grant. For 

the next phase of ATHENA Tix, open source ticketing platform. 

1310. New York Academy of Medicine, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. For the 

9th International Conference on Urban Health. 

1311. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $198,612, 2010. 2-year grant. 

To provide improved digital access to the NYPLs audio-visual dance 

collections. 

1312. Parents Anonymous, Claremont, CA. $80,000, 2010. To operate a 

national parent helpline to prevent child abuse and neglect. 

1313. University of California at San Diego, La Jolla, CA. $30,000, 2010. For 

Beyond the PDF, a workshop to develop a new infrastructure for open 

access dissemination of scientific research. 

Dyson Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Dutchess County, NY, and organizations 

providing services in Dutchess County; limited grants to other 

Mid-Hudson Valley counties (Columbia, Greene, Orange, Putnam and 

Ulster counties). National and other grants on a solicited basis. No 

support for international organizations. No grants to individuals, or for 

debt reduction, direct mail campaign or fundraising events. 



The Charles Engelhard Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No support for political organizations. 




1317. Teton County Library Foundation, Jackson, WY. $21,000, 2009. 

Ford Foundation 

Limitations: Giving in the United States, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Latin 

America and the Caribbean, and also on a global basis, with a focus on 

nine core issues. No support for programs for which substantial support 

from government or other sources is readily available, or for religious 

sectarian activities. No grants for construction or maintenance of 

buildings, undergraduate scholarships, or for purely personal or local 

needs. The vast majority of foundation grants go to organizations. 

Historically, the foundation has provided a very limited number of 

fellowship opportunities for individuals, focusing on advanced degrees 

in areas of interest to the foundation. When available, recipients are 

selected by universities and other organizations that receive grants from 

the foundation to support fellowships. 

1318. Africa 2000 Network-Uganda, Kampala, Uganda. $120,000, 2010. 

2-year grant. To analyze, document and disseminate lessons learned 

from applying participatory market development methodologies to 

increase the incomes of poor rural households in Africa. 

1319. Arab Network of NGOs for Development, Beirut, Lebanon. $270,000, 

2010. 2-year grant. For final support to enhance research-based 


NEW YORK—Ford Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

advocacy aimed at reconciling trade agreements with human 

development, human rights and democracy. 

1320. Beijing University, Center for Public Participation Studies, Beijing, China. 

$150,350, 2010. 1.50-year grant. To expand research, training and 

monitoring about citizens access to government information and to 

conduct pilot project in Hunan. 


2010. For Mortgage Assistance Program to provide loans to low-income 

homeowners facing foreclosure and general support to address local 

repercussions of the national foreclosure crisis. 


2010. For Neighborhood Improvement Project to put unemployed men 

and women to work cleaning, repairing and beautifying neighborhoods 

devastated by foreclosures and provide them with marketable skills. 

1323. China NPO Network, Beijing, China. $198,886, 2010. 2.75-year grant. 

To establish China Foundation Center program to build capacity of 

indigenous philanthropy in China. 

1324. Civic: Centre for Indian Visual Culture, New Delhi, India. $200,000, 

2010. 2.50-year grant. For final support to create digital archive and 

conduct research, training and dissemination on popular visual culture 

of the textile industry in western India. 


general support to create an enabling legal and fiscal environment for 

foundations, strengthen the structure of the philanthropic sector and 

promote collaboration to advance the public good. 


contribution to annual membership dues of foundation-supported 

association of grantmakers. 

1327. Flint Institute of Arts, Flint, MI. $310,619, 2010. 3-year grant. For 

Chiapas Photography Project, initiative to engage indigenous artists and 

facilitate their use of photography and to digitize and maintain indigenous 

photographic archive and make it more accessible. 


general support to strengthen the nonprofit sector by advancing 

knowledge about U.S. philanthropy. 

1329. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $100,000, 2010. For collaboration 

with the Foundation Center to combine and develop data and tools to 

increase their impact and benefit to the nonprofit sector in the state of 

Michigan. 

1330. Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage, New Delhi, India. 

$225,000, 2010. 3-year grant. For final support for training, grant 

making and a web-based archive to conserve endangered craft traditions 

and cultural resources in Ladakh. 

1331. Indonesia Corruption Watch, Jakarta, Indonesia. $300,000, 2010. 

2-year grant. To establish transparent and accountable Local Information 

Commissions in six provinces and empower poor to conduct social audits 

on delivery of public services in six districts/cities. 

1332. Institut Studi Arus Informasi, Jakarta, Indonesia. $270,000, 2010. 

2-year grant. To monitor Information Commission’s efforts at national 

and local level to develop responsible, user-friendly mechanism for 

providing information on delivery of basic public services. 

1333. International Association for Digital Publications, Sutton, England. 

$100,000, 2010. For E-book And Netlibrary Project. 


2010. 2-year grant. For flexible, targeted technical and legal assistance 

to safeguard space for civil society and civic participation in politically 

challenging environments. 


To create data platform for social indicators reported by microfinance 

organizations and capacity to analyze the data. 

1336. National Security Archive Fund, Washington, DC. $200,000, 2010. To 

use the right to information to promote accountability and transparency 

in Mexico and across Latin America, focusing on military, security and 

migration issues and providing evidence for human rights cases. 

1337. National Security Archive Fund, Washington, DC. $100,000, 2010. 

2-year grant. To catalogue, publish and strategically distribute 

comprehensive documents collection on untold history of 

communications and dialogue in U.S.-Cuban relations. 

1338. New York Public Library, Schomburg Center for Research in Black 

Culture, New York, NY. $100,000, 2010. To reinstate Junior Scholars 

Program to ground Afro-descendant youth in histories and cultures of 

people throughout the African diaspora. 

1339. Open Democracy Advice Centre, Cape Town, South Africa. $100,000, 

2010. 2-year grant. For Right To Know, Right To Live Program to help poor 

communities access information on provision of public housing and use 

it to make process fairer and more transparent. 


$250,000, 2010. 2-year grant. To promote public policy financing for 

comprehensive sexuality education in U.S. public schools. 

1341. United Nations African Institute for Economic Development and 

Planning, Dakar, Senegal. $500,000, 2010. 2-year grant. To develop and 

pilot short courses on trade and mining-contract negotiations for public 

officials, establish visiting researcher and researcher-in-residence 

programs and make library accessible online. 

1342. University World News, Durban, South Africa. $170,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. To produce, disseminate and manage University World News Africa 

Edition, fortnightly report on African higher education news and issues. 

1343. Working America Education Fund, Washington, DC. $125,000, 2010. 

For door-to-door outreach among low- to moderate-income households to 

test messages about and build public support for job quality reforms 

worldwide. 

Foundation for Child Development 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No support for the direct provision of 

pre-kindergarten education, child care, or health care. No grants for 

capital campaigns, endowments, or for the purchase, construction, or 

renovation of buildings. 

1344. Population Reference Bureau, Washington, DC. $17,000, 2011. To 

develop a state-level Index of Child Well-Being. 

Foundation to Promote Open Society 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC and Albany and New York, NY. 

1345. Americans for the Arts, Washington, DC. $20,000, 2009. For Animating 

Democracy in conducting mapping process of arts activity fostering civic 

engagement and social change, and to design and implement online 

registry of involved groups. 

1346. Association of Research Libraries, Washington, DC. $25,000, 2009. 

To promote public awareness of benefits of open access to scientific 

research. 

1347. Bank Information Center, Washington, DC. $85,526, 2009. For 

Strengthening Extractive Industry Revenue and Contract Transparency at 

the International Financial Institutions - Focus on Europe and Central Asia 

Region. 

1348. Bank Information Center, Washington, DC. $80,000, 2009. For project, 

Promoting Transparency and Accountability in Latin America - Civil Society 

Advocacy on the World Bank’s Information Disclosure Policy. 

1349. Bank Information Center, Washington, DC. $56,339, 2009. To 

strengthen capacity of members of Electricity Governance Initiative 

coalition in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to achieve better performance of 

electric power sector by enhancing transparency and accountability in 

public utilities. 

1350. Bank Information Center, Washington, DC. $40,000, 2009. For 

transparency campaign objectives, expanding public access to 

information on policies and operations of World Bank, reforming World 

Bank governance and improving accountability through expanded public 

access to decisionmakers. 

1351. Bank Information Center, Washington, DC. $37,000, 2009. To form 

African-led civil society network focused on monitoring and engaging 

African Development Bank. 

1352. Information Clearinghouse for Chinese Gays and Lesbians, Los 

Angeles, CA. $88,972, 2009. For Aibai Culture and Education Center and 

Common Language. 

1353. Knowledge Ecology International, Washington, DC. $50,000, 2009. For 

core support of work on Access to Medicines and to develop and promote 

new paradigms for reconciling need for both innovation in and access to 

medical technologies. 

1354. Leo Baeck Institute, New York, NY. $25,000, 2009. For general 

support. 

1355. MAPLight.org, Berkeley, CA. $10,000, 2009. To explore development 

of MAPLight.org projects in Louisiana, Maryland, Texas, and Wisconsin. 

Freeman Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in VT for conservation and environment grants; 

Asian studies grants are awarded nationally. No grants to individuals, or 

for endowments or capital campaigns. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Jaharis—NEW YORK 

1356. Primary Source, Watertown, MA. $200,000, 2010. For East Asia 

Programs. 

Gilder Foundation, Inc. 




Joyce and Irving Goldman Family Foundation 

(formerly Irving Goldman Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Israel and the U.S., with special emphasis on 

NY. No grants to individuals, or for capital requests. 

1359. Hampton Library in Bridgehampton, Bridgehampton, NY. $30,000, 

2009. For project support. 

1360. Hampton Library in Bridgehampton, Bridgehampton, NY. $30,000, 

2009. For project support. 

Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NY and PA. No grants to individuals. 

1361. Center for Jewish History, New York, NY. $250,000, 2009. 

The Florence Gould Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the U.S. and France. No grants to individuals. 

1362. American Antiquarian Society, Worcester, MA. $25,000, 2009. For 

research on relationship of French and American lithography. 

1363. Bibliotheque Americaine de Nancy, Nancy, France. $14,629, 2009. 

1364. Bibliotheque Anglophone d’Angers, Angers, France. $14,357, 2009. 

1365. Center for Fiction, New York, NY. $10,000, 2009. For French literary 

programs. 

1366. Frick Collection, New York, NY. $83,333, 2009. For endowment for 

Curator of Decorative Arts. 

1367. International Foundation for Art Research, New York, NY. $15,000, 

2009. For Web-based catalogue raisonne database of French Art. 

1368. Massachusetts Historical Society, Boston, MA. $20,000, 2009. For 

Adams Papers. 

1369. Medici Archive Project, New York, NY. $65,000, 2009. For Research 

Coordinator. 

1370. Medici Archive Project, New York, NY. $25,000, 2009. For Fellows 

expenses. 

1371. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $347,950, 2009. For exhibition 

Between Collaboration and Resistance. 

1372. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $200,000, 2009. For exhibition 

Between Collaboration and Resistance. 

1373. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $85,000, 2009. For Babar 

exhibition. 

1374. Villa I Tatti, Florence, Italy. $100,000, 2009. For library restoration. 

1375. Yale University, New Haven, CT. $75,000, 2009. For Benjamin Franklin 

Papers. 

Gladys and Roland Harriman Foundation 


1376. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $32,000, 2009. For general 


1377. Patten Free Library, Bath, ME. $14,000, 2009. For general operating 

support. 

The John A. Hartford Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No grants to individuals (including 

student loans or scholarships), or for annual or capital campaigns, 

building renovations, equipment, seed money, emergency or endowment 

funds, deficit financing, conferences and seminars, management 

development and capacity building, or for scholarship funds. 

1378. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $10,000, 2010. For Annual Support. 

1379. Geriatric Mental Health Foundation, Bethesda, MD. $20,000, 2010. 

For Planning, Development, and Dissemination of Educational Materials. 


Gala Benefactor. 

The Hearst Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S. and its territories. No support for public 

policy, or public policy research, advocacy, or foreign countries. No grants 

to individuals, or for media or publishing projects, conferences, 

workshops, seminars, seed funding, multi-year grants, special events, 

tables, or advertising for fundraising events; no loans or program-related 

investments. 

1381. New York State Archives Partnership Trust, New York Archives, Albany, 

NY. $50,000, 2010. Toward educational programming. 

1382. University of California, Graduate School of Education & Information 

Studies, Los Angeles, CA. $200,000, 2010. To establish the Hearst 

Fellows Program. 

William Randolph Hearst Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S. and its territories. No support for public 

policy, public schools, advocacy, or foreign countries. No grants to 

individuals, or for media projects, conferences, workshops, seminars, 

multi-year grants, publishing projects, special events, seed funding, 

public policy research, tables, or advertising for fundraising events; no 

loans or program-related investments. 

1383. Cambria Library, Friends of the, Cambria, CA. $50,000, 2010. Toward 

capital campaign for new library. 

1384. Providence Public Library, Providence, RI. $35,000, 2010. For programs 

to prepare adults for the workplace. 

1385. Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center, Fremont, OH. $50,000, 2010. 

Toward educational programming. 

1386. University of California, San Francisco, CA. $200,000, 2010. Toward 

renovation of Hearst Reading Room in Kalmanovitz Library. 

The Heckscher Foundation for Children 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater New York, NY, area. No grants to 

individuals, or for operating budgets, annual campaigns, deficit 

financing, fundraising events, political efforts, or endowment funds; no 

loans. 

1387. New Visions for Public Schools, New York, NY. $200,000, 2009. For 

Prospect Heights Library. 

The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust 


1388. Genetic Alliance, Washington, DC. $500,000, 2010. For Improving 

Health Systems and Access to Health Information. 

1389. Genetic Alliance, Washington, DC. $153,120, 2010. For a Planning 

Grant For the Chronic Disease Registry. 

1390. Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International, New York, NY. 

$244,000, 2010. For a Planning Grant For the Chronic Disease Registry. 

The F. B. Heron Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York City, NY, MI, TX, Appalachia and the 

Mid-South Delta region; some giving also in South Africa. No grants to 

individuals, or for endowments or capital campaigns. 



1392. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $10,000, 2009. For general support. 

Horncrest Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily St. Louis, MO and NY. No grants to individuals. 

1393. Americans for the Arts, Public Art Network, Washington, DC. $12,000, 



Information Service, Washington, DC. $4,833,578, 2010. For 

endowment for low income housing. Grant made in form of bonds. 

1395. University of Minnesota, Archives and Special Collections, Elmer L. 

Andersen Library, Minneapolis, MN. $60,000, 2010. For Public Art 

Archive. 

The Jaharis Family Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in FL, IL, NY, MA and PA. No grants to individuals. 

1396. Archive of Contemporary Music, New York, NY. $110,000, 2009. 


NEW YORK—JPMorgan Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

The JPMorgan Chase Foundation 

(formerly The Chase Manhattan Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in areas of company operations with 

emphasis on NY; giving also to U.S.-based international organizations 

active in areas of company operations abroad in Africa, Asia, Canada, 

Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East. No support for religious, 

fraternal, social, or other membership organizations not of direct benefit 

to the entire community, athletic teams, health or medical-related 

organizations, discriminatory organizations, parent teacher associations, 

private schools, public agencies, or volunteer operated organizations. No 

grants to individuals, or for capital campaigns or endowments, 

scholarships or tuition assistance, advertising, fundraising, or debt 

reduction. 


$25,000, 2009. 

1398. Americans for the Arts, Washington, DC. $60,000, 2009. 

1399. Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY. $20,000, 2009. 

1400. Center for Childrens Initiatives, New York, NY. $20,000, 2009. 


2009. 


1403. Columbus Metropolitan Library, Columbus, OH. $109,000, 2009. 

1404. Fort Worth Public Library Foundation, Fort Worth, TX. $10,000, 2009. 


Francisco, CA. $21,400, 2009. 

1406. Middle Country Library Foundation, Centereach, NY. $25,000, 2009. 


Information Service, Washington, DC. $40,000, 2009. 

1408. Queens Library Foundation, Jamaica, NY. $60,000, 2009. 

1409. San Antonio Public Library Foundation, San Antonio, TX. $20,000, 

2009. 

1410. Select Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI. $20,000, 2009. 

The J. M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York City; cross-borders of North America; 

and worldwide. No grants to individuals, including scholarships and 

fellowships, or for construction or building programs, endowment funds, 

operating budgets of educational or medical institutions, film or video, 

or sponsorship of books, dances, plays, or other works of art. 


NY. $12,000, 2009. For Storied River: A Hudson Corridor Bibliography 

(by Betsy Bradley). 

1412. Poets House, New York, NY. $100,000, 2009. For general support. 

Keren Keshet - The Rainbow Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, NY and Israel. 

1413. Jewish Public Library, Montreal, Canada. $25,000, 2009. For 

programming initiatives. 

The Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NY. No grants to individuals (except for 

Neuroscience Fellowship Program), or for building or endowment funds. 




The Kohlberg Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the U.S., with emphasis on CA and MA; giving 

also in Baja CA, Mexico. No grants to individuals. 

1417. Edgartown Library Foundation, Edgartown, MA. $10,000, 2009. For 

contributions to a capital campaign. 

1418. Mount Kisco Public Library, Foundation for the, Mount Kisco, NY. 

$10,000, 2009. For capital campaign for a new town library located in 

Mount Kisco, NY. 

Samuel H. Kress Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the U.S. and Europe. No support for art history 

programs below the pre-doctoral level, or the purchase of works of art. 

No grants for living artists, or for operating budgets, continuing support, 

annual campaigns, endowments, deficit financing, capital funds 

exhibitions, or films; no loans. 

1419. ARTstor, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. For Digital Resources Grant in 

the History of Art. 

1420. Frick Collection, New York, NY. $30,000, 2010. For History of Art grant. 

1421. Medici Archive Project, New York, NY. $25,000, 2010. For Digital 

Resources Grant in the History of Art. 

1422. Northeast Document Conservation Center, Andover, MA. $30,000, 

2010. For Conservation Fellowship. 


2010. For Institutional Fellowship in the History of Art. 

Lauder Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the metropolitan New York, NY, area, and 

Philadelphia, PA. No grants to individuals. 


Leon Levy Foundation 


1425. Archives of American Art of the Smithsonian Institution, New York, NY. 

$71,105, 2009. For program support. 

1426. Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY. $100,722, 2009. For program 

support. 

1427. Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY. $25,000, 2009. For general 


1428. Center for Jewish History, New York, NY. $222,167, 2009. For program 

support. 

1429. Center for Medical Consumers and Health Care Information, New York, 

NY. $25,000, 2009. For program support. 

1430. Frick Collection, New York, NY. $55,000, 2009. For program support. 



1432. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $75,000, 2009. For program 

support. 

1433. Shaker Museum and Library, Old Chatham, NY. $25,000, 2009. For 


The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis; international activities 

limited to East and Southeast Asia. No support for medical or healthcare 

projects. No grants to individuals (except for specially designated 

programs), or for endowments, domestic building campaigns, annual 

fund drives; no loans. 

1434. Columbia University, New York, NY. $295,000, 2010. 3-year grant. To 

preserve, catalogue and make accessible the collections of Mission 

Research Library and William Adams Brown Ecumenical Archive at Burke 

Library. 

1435. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $35,000, 2010. To support 

education, information and analysis services of the Center. 

1436. Frick Collection, New York, NY. $100,000, 2010. 2-year grant. To 

digitize American School Photo-Archive. 

1437. Rice University, Chao Center for Asian Studies, Houston, TX. $273,000, 

2010. 3-year grant. For research project and digital archive. 

1438. William A. Farnsworth Library and Art Museum, Rockland, ME. 

$175,000, 2010. To be used for bridge funds, through the American Art 

Renewal Fund. 

The M & T Charitable Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Washington, 

DC, DE, MD, Albany, Buffalo, Fishkill, New York, Rochester, Southern 

Tier, Syracuse, and Tarrytown, NY, and Altoona, Harrisburg, Hanover, 

Lancaster, Philadelphia, Pottsville, Reading, Wilkes-Barre, Williamsport, 

and York , PA, VA, and Toronto, Ontario Canada. No support for political 

organizations, candidates, or lobbying organizations, fraternal or 

veterans’ organizations, sports teams, national or international 

organizations (unless their programs have significant local impact), or 

religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community. No 


1439. Buffalo Niagara Enterprise, Buffalo, NY. $50,000, 2009. 

1440. Martin Library Association, York, PA. $20,000, 2009. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services MetLife—NEW YORK 

The M.A.C. AIDS Fund 

(formerly The M.A.C. Global Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis, with some emphasis on CA and NY; 

giving on an international basis, with some emphasis on Ontario, 

Canada. No grants to individuals; general operating expenses. deficit 

reduction; endowments, capital casts, conferences, summits, briefings, 

research, or multi-year granting. 

1441. Project Inform, San Francisco, CA. $50,000, 2010. 

The Manton Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New England. No grants to individuals or for 

loans. 

1442. Catalogue for Philanthropy, Watertown, MA. $25,000, 2009. For 


1443. Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, MA. 

$10,000,000, 2009. For general support. 

1444. Westport Free Public Library, Westport, MA. $275,000, 2009. For 


The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis with some international giving, primarily 

focused on South Africa. No support for primarily local organizations. No 

grants to individuals (including scholarships); no loans. 

1445. American University of Paris, Paris, France. $50,000, 2010. For Library 

Renewal. 

1446. Association of Research Libraries, Washington, DC. $392,000, 2010. 

3-year grant. For A Code of Best Practices In Fair Use for the Research 

and Academic Library Community (in collaboration with the Center for 

Social Media and the Washington College of Law at American University). 

1447. Columbia University, New York, NY. $1,250,000, 2010. 3-year grant. 

For Senior Library Conservator Endowment. 

1448. Council on Library and Information Resources, Washington, DC. 

$305,000, 2010. 3-year grant. For Administration of the Special 

Collections Cataloging Program III. 

1449. Council on Library and Information Resources, Washington, DC. 

$292,000, 2010. 4.25-year grant. For Administration of the Special 

Collections Cataloging Program IV. 

1450. Dance Heritage Coalition, Washington, DC. $345,000, 2010. 2.25-year 

grant. For Dance Company Archives. 

1451. Dance Heritage Coalition, Washington, DC. $16,416, 2010. For Dance 

Archive Pre-Assessment. 

1452. Duke University, Durham, NC. $1,250,000, 2010. 3.50-year grant. For 

Senior Library Conservator Endowment. 

1453. Duke University, Durham, NC. $958,000, 2010. For Integrating Digital 

Papyrology Phase 3. 

1454. Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation, Wilmington, DE. $246,100, 2010. 

3-year grant. For Cataloging Special Collections. 

1455. Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation, Wilmington, DE. $50,000, 2010. 

3.25-year grant. For Professional Development and Training Program. 

1456. Fisk University, Nashville, TN. $31,500, 2010. 1.25-year grant. For 

Development of a Library Preservation Plan. 

1457. Flora of North America Association, Point Arena, CA. $200,000, 2010. 

2-year grant. For Plants Initiative - JSTOR. 


Support. 

1459. Gallaudet University, Washington, DC. $500,000, 2010. 3-year grant. 

For Gallaudet Deaf Digital Library. 

1460. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $25,000, 2010. For Guidestar 

Membership Support. 

1461. Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. $15,000, 2010. For Administrative 

Support for the Program for Latin American Libraries and Archives 

(PLALA). 

1462. HBCU Library Alliance, Atlanta, GA. $71,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For 

HBCU Library Alliance Documentation and Dissemination. 

1463. Howard University, Washington, DC. $50,000, 2010. For Library 

Renewal. 


CA. $500,000, 2010. 5-year grant. For Distinguished Fellowship. 

1465. Institute of American Indian Arts Foundation, Santa Fe, NM. $64,000, 

2010. For Migration to the Millennium Integrated Library System. 

1466. Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD. $347,000, 2010. 2.50-year 

grant. For Improving the Interoperability of Digitized Medieval 

Manuscripts. 

1467. Lyrasis, Atlanta, GA. $1,400,000, 2010. 3-year grant. For HBCU 

Photograph Preservation - Phase II. 

1468. Lyrasis, Atlanta, GA. $486,000, 2010. 1.50-year grant. For LYRASIS 

Advanced Library Services: Implementation Project. 

1469. Medici Archive Project, New York, NY. $553,000, 2010. 2-year grant. 

For Redesigning the Catalog of the Medici Archives. 

1470. Miami University, Oxford, OH. $41,000, 2010. For Improving 

Interpretive Tools for Digitized 18th Century Texts. 

1471. National Film Preservation Foundation, San Francisco, CA. $22,000, 

2010. For Repatriating Early American Films at the New Zealand Film 

Archive. 

1472. National Film Preservation Foundation, San Francisco, CA. $21,200, 

2010. For Repatriating Early American Films at the New Zealand Film 

Archive. 

1473. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $29,791, 2010. For Recording 

of Horton Foote’s Orphans Home Cycle. 

1474. New York University, New York, NY. $523,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For 

Moving Image and Audio Preservation. 

1475. Northeast Historic Film, Bucksport, ME. $186,900, 2010. For 

Cataloging Special Collections. 

1476. Oxford University, Oxford, England. $517,000, 2010. 4-year grant. For 

Digitized Medieval Libraries of Great Britain II. 

1477. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $1,775,000, 2010. 4-year 

grant. For Curatorial Endowment. 

1478. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. 3-year grant. 

For Professional Development and Training. 

1479. Rhodes University, Grahamstown, South Africa. $97,000, 2010. 

3.50-year grant. For Jazz Heritage Studies and Archive Development. 

1480. RIPM Consortium, Annapolis, MD. $115,000, 2010. 1.50-year grant. 

For Monumental Music Journals of the 19th and Early 20th Centuries III. 

1481. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Richmond, England. $234,000, 2010. 

2-year grant. For Plants Initiative - JSTOR (Library). 

1482. Stanford University, Stanford, CA. $647,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For 

Defining a Modular and Interoperating Environment for Collections of 

Digitized Manuscripts, Tools, and Users. 

1483. Stanford University, Stanford, CA. $55,000, 2010. For Interoperability 

of Medieval Manuscripts — technical workshop. 


2010. 4-year grant. For Art History Centers. 

1485. Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY. $505,000, 2010. 2.50-year grant. 

For Reestablishing the Belfer Audio Laboratory and Archive Through a 

New Model of Academic/Library Collaboration. 

1486. Trisha Brown Dance Company, New York, NY. $265,000, 2010. 

1.50-year grant. For TBDC Archives. 

1487. University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland. $237,000, 2010. 3.50-year 

grant. For Iberian Books Project, 1601 - 1650. 

1488. University of California, Oakland, CA. $663,000, 2010. 3-year grant. To 

support development of retrospective print repository service in the 

western region of the U.S. and to examine relationship between print and 

digital repositories. 

1489. University of California, Los Angeles, CA. $655,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. For Creating Virtual Libraries of the St. Gall Monasteries. 

1490. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, IL. $1,250,000, 

2010. 3-year grant. For Senior Library Conservator Endowment. 

1491. University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL. $172,000, 2010. For Rebuilding 

the Cuban Theater Digital Archive. 

1492. University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada. $305,000, 2010. 2.25-year 

grant. For Making Medieval English Manuscripts: New Knowledge, New 

Technologies (A group of nine research projects devoted to the 

advancement of knowledge about the pre- and early modern individuals, 

institutions, and communities that made and used medieval English 

books). 

1493. W E T A-Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications 

Association, Arlington, VA. $61,500, 2010. For Video Archive Collection 

Assessment. 

1494. Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN. $15,000, 2010. For Assessment 

of Cunningham Production Archive. 

1495. Winthrop Group, New York, NY. $198,000, 2010. 1.50-year grant. For 

Gutenberg-e Publishing Project Phase II. 

MetLife Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis, with emphasis in CA, 

CT, DC, FL, IL, MA, NY, PA, and TX. No support for private foundations, 


NEW YORK—MetLife Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

religious, fraternal, athletic, political, or social organizations, hospitals, 

local chapters of national organizations, disease-specific organizations, 

labor groups, organizations primarily engaged in patient care or direct 

treatment, drug treatment centers or community health clinics, or 

elementary or secondary schools. No grants to individuals (except for 

Medical Research Awards and employee-related scholarships), or for 

endowments, courtesy advertising, or festival participation. 


Louis, MO. $30,000, 2010. For Out-of-School Time Initiative. 


Aging Issues. 


Health Education and Prevention. 

1499. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $120,000, 2010. For Lifelong 

Learning. 


2010. For Youth Development. 

The Ambrose Monell Foundation 


1501. Brooklyn Public Library Foundation, Brooklyn, NY. $10,000, 2009. 

1502. George C. Marshall Research Foundation, Lexington, VA. $10,000, 

2009. 




Nash Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York, NY and Israel. No support for political 

organizations. No grants to individuals or for conferences. 

1506. American Library Association, Chicago, IL. $20,000, 2010. 

1507. Jewish Womens Archive, Brookline, MA. $15,000, 2010. 

1508. Jewish Womens Archive, Brookline, MA. $15,000, 2010. 







The New York Community Trust 

Limitations: Giving limited to the metropolitan New York, NY, area. No support 

for religious purposes. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), 

or for deficit financing, emergency funds, building campaigns, films, 

endowment funds, capital projects or general operating support. 

1515. American Numismatic Society, New York, NY. $12,000, 2010. For 


1516. American Red Cross in Greater New York, New York, NY. $50,000, 

2010. To enhance and expand interactive volunteer database. 

1517. Americans for Oxford, New York, NY. $100,000, 2010. For the 

Endowment of the Alfred Brendel Curator of Music at the Bodleian 

Library. 

1518. Athenaeum Music and Arts Library, La Jolla, CA. $10,000, 2010. For 


1519. City Futures, City Limits, New York, NY. $30,000, 2010. To assess and 

document New York State Career Pathways program. 

1520. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY. $10,000, 2010. For general support of 

Catherwood Library’s Kheel Center. 


1522. Frick Collection, New York, NY. $10,000, 2010. For general support. 

1523. Institute for Urban Family Health, Institute for Family Health, New York, 

NY. $110,000, 2010. To determine whether using electronic medical 

records improves the care of people with heart disease. 

1524. Iona College, New Rochelle, NY. $35,000, 2010. For general support 

of the Visions of Excellence-Ryan Library. 

1525. Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY. $75,000, 2010. To 

determine whether the use of electronic medical record improves the 

care of patients with mental illness. 

1526. Mamaroneck Free Library, Mamaroneck, NY. $15,000, 2010. To 

restore and modernize library. 

1527. Mamaroneck Free Library, Mamaroneck, NY. $10,000, 2010. For 


1528. New School, Parsons School of Design, New York, NY. $40,000, 2010. 

For Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Archives for processing The Michael 

Kalil Collection. 

1529. New York Academy of Medicine, New York, NY. $150,000, 2010. To 

expand science and health career program for minority girls in middle 

schools. 

1530. New York Academy of Medicine, New York, NY. $46,300, 2010. 2-year 

grant. To study hip fractures in the elderly. 

1531. New York Committee for Occupational Safety and Health, New York, NY. 

$25,000, 2010. To recruit and train immigrant workers as occupational 

health peer advocates. 

1532. New York Preservation Archive Project, New York, NY. $25,000, 2010. 



NY. $2,000,000, 2010. For general support. 


NY. $50,000, 2010. For President’s Council. 


NY. $30,000, 2010. For general support. 


NY. $25,000, 2010. For President’s Council. 


NY. $25,000, 2010. For the Barbara and William Karatz Fund for the 

Center for Scholars and Writers. 







1541. Omprakash Foundation, New Canaan, CT. $50,000, 2010. For general 

support. 

1542. Paley Center for Media, New York, NY. $10,000, 2010. For TV History 

Archive Project. 

1543. Pequot Library Association, Southport, CT. $10,000, 2010. For general 

support. 


support. 

1545. Poets House, New York, NY. $60,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For public 

programs of poetry organization. 

1546. Queens Library Foundation, Jamaica, NY. $88,000, 2010. For program 

that uses high school and college students to help staff after-school 

programs for children in eight Queens libraries. 


2010. To help parents of disabled children understand changes to the 

special education system and get services for their kids. 



1549. United Cerebral Palsy Associations of New York State, New York, NY. 

$100,000, 2010. To develop and install electronic medical record 

system for use at clinics that serve people with disabilities. 

1550. White Plains Library Foundation, White Plains, NY. $10,000, 2010. For 

the support of the Teacher in the Library Program and for the new 

children’s wing. 






2010. For the Clinton Climate Initiative. 



The New York State Health Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to NY. 

1555. Make the Road New York, Brooklyn, NY. $20,919, 2009. To increase 

immigrant enrollment in public insurance programs through targeted 

education, outreach and direct assistance in 10 languages. 


evaluate New York Immigration Coalition’s Strengthening Capacity 

project. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Prospect—NEW YORK 

1557. PMB Healthcare Consulting, Brewster, NY. $12,678, 2009. To develop 

telephone renewal system for New York State public health insurance 

programs. 

1558. PMB Healthcare Consulting, Brewster, NY. $12,678, 2009. To develop 

telephone renewal system for New York State public health insurance 

programs. 

Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York City. 







Nicholson Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NJ and NY. No grants to individuals. 

1565. Single Stop USA, New York, NY. $121,000, 2009. To implement 

SingleStop model for benefit screening. 

1566. Single Stop USA, New York, NY. $121,000, 2009. To implement 

SingleStop model for benefit screening. 

Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S. No grants to individuals, or for 

scholarships, fellowships, endowment funds, deficit financing, capital 

construction funds, or general fundraising drives; generally no support 

for conferences, research, college and university based programs, or 

media; no loans. 

1567. Just Harvest USA, Oakland, CA. $20,000, 2010. For general operating 

support to bring concerns for human rights and the voice of agricultural 

workers into the consciousness of natural foods consumers and the 

sustainable agriculture movement. 

1568. Michael Fields Agricultural Institute, East Troy, WI. $15,000, 2010. For 

project support to provide information, training and organizing on the 

federal appropriations process, and to promote the utilization of federal 

programs that support sustainable agriculture. 

The John R. Oishei Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Buffalo, NY, area. No support for religious 

organizations for sectarian or propagation of faith purposes. No grants 

to individuals, organizations which make grants to others, or lobbying or 

advocacy for specific political candidates or legislation. 

1569. Buffalo State College Foundation, Buffalo, NY. $15,000, 2009. For 

National Institute of Museum and Library Services Conference. 

1570. Buffalo Zoological Gardens, Buffalo, NY. $217,000, 2009. For 

database development as part of collaboration of WNY cultural 


1571. Homeless Alliance of Western New York, Buffalo, NY. $37,500, 2009. 

For provision of information management and data processing of the 

Foundation’s Mobile Safety-Net Team Initiative. 

Open Society Institute 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis. No support for 

political parties or organizations connected to political parties. 

1572. American Library Association, Chicago, IL. $100,000, 2009. For public 

education campaign on the right to privacy. 

1573. Baku Educational Information Center Foundation, Baku, Azerbaijan. 

$61,640, 2009. For educational advising services in Central Asia. 

1574. Center for New York City Neighborhoods, New York, NY. $1,000,000, 

2009. To create and implement new citywide nonprofit organization that 

will allow for significant increase in services to help growing number of 

New Yorkers facing foreclosure as a result of high-cost loans. 

1575. Community Studies of New York, InfoShare, New York, NY. $89,000, 

2009. For project support to examine racially disparate marijuana 

possession arrest practices in New York City and other large U.S. cities. 


1577. International Womens Tribune Centre, New York, NY. $135,000, 2009. 

To enhance capacity of women working in conflict-affected countries to 

use legal mechanisms available at international and national level to 

ensure women’s protection, participation and redress and to support 

their ability to secure their rights. 

1578. Knowledge Ecology International, Washington, DC. $50,000, 2009. For 

core support for work on Access to Medicines and to develop and 

promote new paradigms for reconciling the need for both innovation in 

and access to medical technologies. 

1579. National Security Archive Fund, Center for National Security Studies, 

Washington, DC. $400,000, 2009. For work to restore civil liberties and 

human rights in U.S. counter-terrorism policies. 

1580. New School, New York, NY. $20,000, 2009. For Journal Donation 

Project in Burma, initiative to rebuild major research and teaching 

libraries in countries that have fallen victim to political or economic 

deprivation, through provision of current subscriptions and back volume 

sets of English language scholarly, professional and current events 

journals. 

1581. New School, New York, NY. $10,000, 2009. For Journal Donation 

Project in Cuba, initiative to rebuild major research and teaching libraries 

in countries that have fallen victim to political or economic deprivation, 

through provision of current subscriptions and back volume sets of 

English language scholarly, professional and current events journals. 

William S. Paley Foundation, Inc. 


1582. Eisenhower Foundation, Abilene, KS. $10,000, 2009. For general 


Park Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to the eastern U.S., primarily in central NY, 

Washington, DC, and NC. No grants to individuals. 

1583. Earth Action Network, E, The Environmental Magazine, Norwalk, CT. 

$35,000, 2009. For weekly column, Earth Talk - Questions and Answers 

About Our Environment. 

1584. Mountain Area Information Network, Asheville, NC. $20,000, 2009. For 


1585. Tompkins County Public Library Foundation, Ithaca, NY. $15,300, 

2009. For Sesquicentennial Campaign Feasibility Study. 

The Pershing Square Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York, NY; giving also in CA, Washington, 

DC, and NJ. 

1586. Center for Jewish History, New York, NY. $75,000, 2010. For Genocide 

Initiative. 


2010. For general and unrestricted support. 

The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation, Inc. 



The Pinkerton Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York, NY. No support for medical research, 

the media, the direct provision of health care, or religious education. 

Generally no grants to individuals, or for emergency assistance, 

conferences, publications, media, building renovations, or other capital 

projects, unless they are integrally related to foundation’s program 

objectives or an outgrowth of grantee’s programs; no loans. 


2010. For project that provides information to parents on services 

available for children with developmental delays through workshops in 

local communities. 

The Prospect Hill Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily on a national basis with emphasis on MA, NJ, NY, 

and RI. No support for sectarian religious activities, political 

organizations or non-tax exempted organizations. No grants to 

individuals, or for basic scientific research. 

1590. Cunningham Dance Foundation, New York, NY. $25,000, 2010. For The 

Legacy Plan. 

1591. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY. $30,000, 2010. For the 

Department of Medieval Art, the Department of Greek and Roman Art, 

and the Watson Library. 


NEW YORK—Prospect Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

1592. National Security Archive Fund, Washington, DC. $35,000, 2010. For 

the Nuclear Weapons Documentation Project. 

1593. Philharmonic-Symphony Society of New York, New York, NY. $25,000, 

2010. For the Digital Library Program. 




2010. For the Clark Prize awards. 



John & Cynthia Reed Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater metropolitan New York, NY, area, NJ 

and MA. 

1597. French Library and Cultural Center and Alliance Francaise, Boston, MA. 

$25,000, 2009. For unrestricted support. 

Charles H. Revson Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York, NY and Israel. No support for local or 

national health appeals. No grants to individuals generally, or for film 

projects, endowments, capital or building campaigns or fundraising 

dinner events. 

1598. American Library Association, Chicago, IL. $40,000, 2010. For 

construction and touring of three exhibits to 75 libraries throughout the 

country, focusing on the cultural impact of prominent Jewish Americans: 

poet Emma Lazarus, children’s writer Maurice Sendak, and Jewish 

composers and lyricists who contributed to the great American 

songbook. 

1599. Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY. $15,000, 2010. For Support our 

Shelves campaign in five branch libraries. 

1600. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. 

For Meet the Artist Library Series, educational outreach initiative 

between Lincoln Center and the branch libraries to bring performing arts 

programs to the outer boroughs of New York City. 

1601. New Visions for Public Schools, New York, NY. $40,000, 2010. For pilot 

program in two New York City high schools, creating virtual library that 

leverages the digital collections of the New York Public Library, which 

students will be able to access using e-readers. 

1602. ReServe Elder Service, New York, NY. $495,000, 2010. For Queens 

Library Project, which will utilize retired professionals to preserve and 

expand the Library’s community service programs. 

The Ridgefield Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NY for local services; giving in the U.S. and Israel 

for education. No grants to individuals, or for scholarships, fellowships, 

or matching gifts; no loans. 

1603. American Friends of the Alliance Israelite Universelle, New York, NY. 

$150,000, 2010. For libraries. 

1604. Charities Aid Foundation UK, West Malling, England. $20,000, 2010. 

For Georgian Foundation (Children of the Caucasus). 

1605. Khmer Legacies, New Haven, CT. $10,000, 2010. For interreligious 

understanding. 

1606. Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, CT. $140,000, 2010. For libraries 

and for interreligious understanding. 

Robertson Foundation 


1607. Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY. $20,950, 2009. 

1608. GreatSchools, San Francisco, CA. $750,000, 2009. 

Rochester Area Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Genesee, Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, Orleans, 

and Wayne counties, NY, except for donor-designated funds. No support 

for religious projects. No grants to individuals (except from restricted 

funds), or for capital or annual campaigns, debt reduction, special 

events, land acquisition, or endowment or emergency funds. 

1609. Des Moines Public Library Foundation, Des Moines, IA. $25,000, 2010. 

For Capital Campaign for Central Library Construction. 

1610. Garth Fagan Dance, Rochester, NY. $10,700, 2010. For Historical 

Winter: Archiving the Legacy of Garth Fagan Dance. 

1611. George Eastman House/International Museum of Photography and 

Film, Rochester, NY. $10,000, 2010. For Eastman House Library 

support. 

1612. Richmond Memorial Library, Batavia, NY. $20,000, 2010. For SAGE - 

Services for Aging in Genesee County. 

1613. Richmond Memorial Library, Batavia, NY. $10,808, 2010. For SAGE - 

Services for Aging in Genesee County. 

1614. Rundel Library Foundation, Rochester, NY. $47,900, 2010. For general 

support. 

1615. Rundel Library Foundation, Rochester, NY. $20,000, 2010. For Youth 

Spring 09: Safe to be Smart. 

Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the United States and internationally, with an 

emphasis on three pivotal places: New York City, Southern China and 

the Western Balkans. No grants to individuals, or for land acquisitions 

or building funds. 

1616. Bank Information Center, Washington, DC. $250,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. For general support. 

1617. Bank Information Center, Washington, DC. $30,000, 2010. For a 

conference on international finance and coal. 

1618. Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Alexandria, Egypt. $50,000, 2010. For New 

Beginning: U.S.-Muslim Relations Conference. 

1619. China Dialogue, London, England. $120,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For 

Web-based work focusing on energy and climate, and environment and 

health. 

1620. Climate Registry, Los Angeles, CA. $80,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For 

technical support to the Innovation Center for Energy and 

Transportation’s project, The China Energy and Climate Registry. 


foundation law project. 


Grantmakers East Forum. 



1624. Global Philanthropy Partnership, Chicago, IL. $75,000, 2010. For Urban 

Sustainability Directors Network. 

1625. Innovation Center for Energy and Transportation, South Pasadena, CA. 

$200,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For project, The China Energy and Climate 

Registry. 

1626. iSolon.Org, Severna Park, MD. $25,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For 

Common Identifier Problem project. 

1627. Lesbian Herstory Educational Foundation, New York, NY. $15,000, 

2010. To advance the digitization process and create online public 

access catalog of lesbian archives. 

1628. MAPLight.org, Berkeley, CA. $100,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For general 

support. 

1629. Meedan, Inc., San Francisco, CA. $100,000, 2010. To build capacity 

in the Middle East. 

1630. New Venture Fund, Washington, DC. $75,000, 2010. For Turnwell/ 

Climate Interactive project to support the development of the C-ROADS 

Climate simulation. 

1631. TechSoup Global, San Francisco, CA. $75,000, 2010. For the launch, 

operation, and growth of its project, NGOsource, the NGO Repository of 

Equivalency Determination Information. 

1632. World Resources Institute, Washington, DC. $100,000, 2010. For 

U.S.-China Climate and Energy Information Network: Advancing Climate 

Protection through Better Information. 

The Rockefeller Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York City, Africa, North America, and 

Southeast Asia. No grants to individuals for personal aid, or, except in 

rare cases, for endowment funds or building or operating funds. 

1633. Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. 

$400,420, 2010. 3-year grant. For project to launch new Department of 

Public Health and Informatics in Bangladesh. 


2010. For general support to help distressed homeowners retain and 

preserve New York City neighborhoods by limiting negative impacts of 

foreclosure, property flipping and abandonment. 

1635. City Futures, City Limits, Center for Urban Future, New York, NY. 

$160,000, 2010. Toward support of commissioning thought papers and 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Sloan—NEW YORK 

organizing three convenings focused on challenges faced by New York 

City and possible opportunities for innovative solutions to them. 

1636. City Futures, City Limits, Center for Urban Future, New York, NY. 

$50,000, 2010. Toward convening New York City’s real estate and art 

communities to consider mutually beneficial real estate arrangements 

for artists affected by the current economic climate, based on proposals 

in Time To Be Creative report. 

1637. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $100,000, 2010. Toward building 

global data platform for philanthropy that will enhance accessibility of 

information on philanthropic activity around the world. 

1638. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $55,000, 2010. For general support 

of mission to strengthen the nonprofit sector by advancing knowledge 

about U.S. philanthropy. 

1639. Global Healthcare Information Network, Charlbury, England. $50,000, 

2010. 1.25-year grant. For project to develop monitoring and evaluation 

framework and process for Health Information for All by 2015 (HIFA2015) 

online network, which is committed to promoting access to reliable 

healthcare information for healthcare providers in developing countries. 

1640. GuideStar International, London, England. $77,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. For continuing development of Guidestar India, searchable online 

database that provides philanthropic sector in India with better access 

to information on credible non-government organizations. 

1641. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $25,000, 2010. For general support 

of mission to revolutionize philanthropy and nonprofit practice by 

providing information that advances transparency in the philanthropic 

sector, enables users to make better decisions and encourages 

charitable giving. 


To collaborate with Global Impact Investing Network to develop 

data-sharing platform that will enable exchange of performance data on 

microfinance and the broader field of impact investing to lead to better 

outcomes for poor and vulnerable populations. 

1643. New York Academy of Medicine, International Society for Urban Health, 

New York, NY. $120,000, 2010. Toward travel and other associated 

support for participants from developing countries to attend 9th 

International Conference on Urban Health, to be held in New York City. 

1644. Pamoja Media East Africa, Nairobi, Kenya. $89,950, 2010. 1.75-year 

grant. To develop online and mobile social networking platform to build 

agricultural capacity among new generation of farmers in Kenya. 

1645. Rockefeller Archive Center, Sleepy Hollow, NY. $543,600, 2010. 

2.25-year grant. For project, in connection with Rockefeller Foundation’s 

centennial in 2013, to develop web-based multimedia history of the 

Foundation and make its primary documents and historic materials more 

broadly accessible to diverse communities of researchers and educators 

interested in 20th century history. 

1646. South African Health Informatics Association, Durban, South Africa. 

$120,000, 2010. Toward supporting 13th World Congress on Medical 

and Health Informatics: Partnerships for Effective eHealth Solutions to 

be held in Cape Town, South Africa, including support for participation of 

health informatics researchers and practitioners from developing 

countries and coordination of the eHealth Innovators Awards. 

1647. University of Ghana, School of Public Health, Legon, Ghana. $167,700, 

2010. 1.25-year grant. To enhance health informatics curriculum and 

establish Health Informatics Society that will promote development of 

health informatics capacities that leverage eHealth to improved access 

to health services in Ghana. 

1648. University of KwaZulu-Natal, Faculty of Science and Agriculture, 

Westville, South Africa. $600,000, 2010. 3-year grant. Toward 

establishing Health Enterprise Architecture Laboratory (HEAL), research 

laboratory focused on application of enterprise architecture and health 

informatics to low-resource settings. 

The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to New York City. No support for education. No 

grants to individuals, or for scholarships, fellowships, or film or video 

projects. 

1649. Lifetime Arts, Pelham, NY. $34,000, 2010. For Creative Aging in Our 

Communities, The New York Public Libraries Project. 

1650. North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System, Westbury, NY. 

$20,000, 2010. For Telemedicine Program Targeting Seniors with 

Congestive Heart Failure in Queens. 

1651. Visiting Nurse Service of New York, New York, NY. $103,000, 2010. 

For AdvantAge Online. 

The Scherman Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving in NY and nationally in all areas, except for the arts and 

social welfare, which are primarily in New York City. No support for 

colleges, universities, or other higher educational institutions. No grants 

to individuals, or for building or endowment funds, capital campaigns 

scholarships, fellowships, conferences or symposia, specific media or 

arts production, medical, science or engineering research. 

1652. Housing Court Answers, New York, NY. $35,000, 2010. For general 

support. 

The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation 

(formerly Sharp Foundation) 



1654. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $125,000, 2009. For 

Webcasting Program. 

1655. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $50,000, 2009. For Computer 

Page Program. 

The Shubert Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S. No grants to individuals, or for capital or 

endowment funds, conduit organizations, renovation projects, media (TV, 

radio or film), audience development, direct subsidy of reduced-price 

admissions, no loans. 



support for Library for the Performing Arts. 

Marty and Dorothy Silverman Foundation 


1658. Action Without Borders, New York, NY. $20,985, 2010. 

1659. Hendrick Hudson Free Library, Montrose, NY. $11,000, 2010. 

1660. Mount Kisco Public Library, Mount Kisco, NY. $10,700, 2010. 


1662. Ossining Public Library, Ossining, NY. $21,953, 2010. 

William E. Simon Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly William E. & Carol G. Simon Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis, with emphasis on New York, NY, and 

Los Angeles and the San Francisco Bay Area, CA. No support for foreign 

charities. No grants to individuals. 

1663. Harding Township Public Library, New Vernon, NJ. $20,000, 2009. 

Singh Family Foundation 


1664. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $1,000,000, 2010. For general 

support. 

Skirball Foundation 


1665. Center for Jewish History, New York, NY. $25,000, 2009. For operating 

support. 

Joseph & Sylvia Slifka Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the metropolitan New York, NY, area. No grants 






Alfred P. Sloan Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily focused on U.S. institutions with occasional grants 

to foreign institutions. No support for non-profit institutions, or for 

creative or performing arts (except for those that educate the public 

about science), humanities, religion, or primary or secondary education, 

or for projects aimed at pre-college students. No grants to individuals 

(except for research and publication), or for endowment or building funds, 


NEW YORK—Sloan Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

medical research, or equipment not related directly to 

foundation-supported projects; no loans. 

1668. Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Alexandria, Egypt. $20,000, 2010. For 

scientific component of major conference seeking improved U.S.-Muslim 

cooperation. 

1669. Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. $125,000, 2010. To build on 

momentum from Radcliffe conference and develop Digital Public Library 

of America through series of workshops and meetings. 

1670. Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. $36,288, 2010. To hold 

conference on creating National Digital Library. 

1671. L.A. Theater Works, Venice, CA. $266,239, 2010. 2-year grant. To 

record new science plays, including Sloan-commissioned plays for 

broadcast on public radio and distribution to schools, libraries, and 

online retail partners. 

1672. Lyrasis, Philadelphia, PA. $750,000, 2010. 3-year grant. For continued 

digitization of member collections and development of self-sustaining 

regional scanning center. 

1673. New School, New York, NY. $950,000, 2010. 3-year grant. To generate 

and disseminate information for parents about New York City schools. 

1674. Public Library of Science, San Francisco, CA. $400,000, 2010. To 

develop online hubs as mechanism for organizing scientific content after 

publication. 

1675. Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. $20,000, 2010. To foster 

integration of species information from Census of Marine Life in open 

access channels including Encyclopedia of Life and Public Library of 

Science. 

1676. University of Chicago, Chicago, IL. $1,094,203, 2010. 3-year grant. For 

tools and data archive for analyzing sequence data of microbial 

communities in indoor environment. 

George D. Smith Fund, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA. 

1677. University of Utah, Marriott Library, Salt Lake City, UT. $300,000, 2010. 

The Starr Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis, with emphasis on New 

York, NY and Asia. No support for religious institutions (except for 

non-denominational human services). No grants to individuals (except for 

children of C.V. Starr & Co. and Starr International Co. employees, 

pursuant to a qualified scholarship program). 

1678. American Jewish Historical Society, New York, NY. $10,000, 2010. For 


1679. Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn, NY. $125,000, 2010. For general 


1680. Eisenhower Foundation, Abilene, KS. $25,000, 2010. For new project, 

Eisenhower and the Righteous Cause. 



1682. New York University, Elmer Bobst Library, New York, NY. $25,000, 


1683. Queens Library Foundation, Jamaica, NY. $125,000, 2010. For general 


The Staten Island Foundation 

(formerly SI Bank & Trust Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to Staten Island, NY. No support for political causes, 

candidates, or lobbying efforts, fraternal or veterans organizations, 

business, professional, or civic associations or clubs, animal welfare 

groups, cemetery associations, or private foundations. No grants to 

individuals, or for renovations/repairs to places of worship, yearbook 

advertisements, research including medical research, memorial 

fundraising events, or tickets to fundraising events. 

1684. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $10,000, 2010. To support 

Saturday ESOL Health Literacy Classes at New Dorp Library. 

The Robert K. Steel Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NC and NY. No grants to individuals. 

1685. Greenwich Library, Friends of, Greenwich, CT. $15,000, 2010. 

The Judy and Michael Steinhardt Foundation 


1686. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York, NY. $10,000, 2009. For 


1687. YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY. $10,000, 2009. For 


Surdna Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, Washington DC, and NY. No support for 

international projects, or programs addressing toxics, hazardous waste, 

environmental education, sustainable agriculture, food production and 

distribution. No grants for individuals (except for Surdna Arts Teachers 

Fellowship) or for endowments or land acquisition, capital campaigns or 

for building construction. 

1688. CERES, Boston, MA. $150,000, 2010. For continued support to 

harness the power of Ceres’ company base and $7 trillion investor 

network to deliver credible economic messages on climate and energy 

policy, and to catalyze companies and policymakers to take bold action 

advancing energy efficiency. 

1689. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $25,000, 2010. For the GuideStar 

Membership Program, which provides support for the organization’s 

special projects, like preparing the Website for the New IRS Form 990. 

1690. Nonprofit Knowledge Works, New Orleans, LA. $100,000, 2010. To 

empower New Orleanians with facts and thoughtful analysis to help them 

form a common understanding of New Orleans’ progress and future and 

to communicate that to the nation when America turns her attention to 

New Orleans. 

1691. Oakland Kids First, Oakland, CA. $80,000, 2010. To create a culture 

of peer support and full participation for a critical mass of students to 

build power and win site-based campaigns and expand PASS 

district-wide. 

1692. W N Y C Radio, New York, NY. $200,000, 2010. To support the 

development and launch of the WNYC Essential Guide to New York, the 

next iteration of WNYC’s cultural portal. 

Tiger Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York, NY. No support for political 

organizations or public policy. No grants to individuals, or for 

endowments, annual or capital campaigns, benefits, legal aid, 

obligations or debt. 

1693. Center for Childrens Initiatives, New York, NY. $150,000, 2010. For 

Transitional Child Care Pilot Project. 

Toyota USA Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of major company operations in AZ, CA, 

Washington, DC, IL, MD, NM, NY, and TX; giving also to national 

organizations. No support for discriminatory organizations, government 

agencies, private or public K-12 schools, religious, fraternal, or lobbying 

organizations, or political parties or candidates. No grants to individuals, 

or for general operating support, annual campaigns, or debt reduction, 

endowments, capital campaigns, fundraising events, or construction or 

equipment, conferences, meals, or travel, or publication subsidies, 

advertising, or mass mailings. 


provide African-American, Hispanic and Native American girls in New York 

City public middle schools with academic support, health and life skills 

development, health career exploration, and mentoring experience. 

Triad Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Tampa, FL, Charlotte, NC, and Tompkins County, 

NY. No grants to individuals, or for endowments or capital campaigns. 



1696. William A. Farnsworth Library and Art Museum, Rockland, ME. $10,000, 


Vital Projects Fund, Inc. 


scholarships or loans to individuals. 

1697. Archives of American Art of the Smithsonian Institution, New York, NY. 

$20,000, 2010. For general purpose fund. 

1698. Greenlights for Nonprofit Success, Austin, TX. $70,000, 2010. For 

general purpose fund. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Community—NORTH CAROLINA 


purpose fund. 

The Wallace Foundation 

(formerly Wallace-Reader’s Digest Funds) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No support for religious or fraternal 

organizations; environmental or conservation programs, health, medical 

or social service programs, international programs, or for private 

foundations. No grants to individuals, or for annual campaigns, 

emergency funds, historical restoration, capital campaigns, or for deficit 

financing. 

1700. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $100,000, 2010. For the national 

clearinghouse for information on private grantmaking. 

The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. 

1701. Primary Information, New York, NY. $80,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For 

publishing initiatives. 

The Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust 


1702. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $4,600,000, 2009. For general 

support. 

The Winston Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly The Norman and Rosita Winston Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving in the U.S., with emphasis on national and local 

organizations in NY. No grants to individuals. 

1703. Amagansett Free Library, Amagansett, NY. $12,000, 2010. For general 

support. 


support. 

1705. New York Society Library, New York, NY. $10,000, 2010. For general 

support. 

1706. Westport Public Library, Westport, CT. $20,000, 2010. For general 

support. 

NORTH CAROLINA 

The Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc. 


also in Canada and London, United Kingdom. No support for 

discriminatory organizations, political, labor, or fraternal organizations, 

civic clubs, religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire 

community, or public or private pre-K-12 schools. No grants to individuals 

(except for Joe Martin Scholarships), or for fellowships, sports, athletic 

events or programs, travel-related events, student trips or tours, 

development or production of books, films, videos, or televisions 

programs, or memorial campaigns. 


2009. 






1713. East Cooper Community Outreach, Mount Pleasant, SC. $20,000, 

2009. 


2009. 



1717. Frontier Project Foundation, Rancho Cucamonga, CA. $25,000, 2009. 


CA. $50,000, 2009. 



1721. Information and Referral Federation of Los Angeles County, San Gabriel, 

CA. $20,000, 2009. 

1722. Inland Counties Regional Center, San Bernardino, CA. $15,000, 2009. 

1723. Institute of Museum and Library Services, Washington, DC. $75,000, 

2009. 

1724. John F. Kennedy Library Foundation, Boston, MA. $85,000, 2009. 

1725. KCMetropolis.org, Kansas City, MO. $10,000, 2009. 

1726. Korean Health Education Information and Research Center, Los 

Angeles, CA. $25,000, 2009. 


Angeles, CA. $18,000, 2009. 


Angeles, CA. $10,000, 2009. 


$25,000, 2009. 


$15,000, 2009. 


$10,000, 2009. 

1732. Library Foundation, Portland, OR. $15,000, 2009. 


1734. Nashville Public Library Foundation, Nashville, TN. $25,000, 2009. 




NY. $150,000, 2009. 

1737. Newberry Library, Chicago, IL. $10,000, 2009. 

1738. Pinellas Public Library Cooperative, Clearwater, FL. $10,500, 2009. 

1739. Portland Public Library, Portland, ME. $100,000, 2009. 

1740. Providence Public Library, Providence, RI. $25,000, 2009. 

1741. Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, Friends of the, 

Charlotte, NC. $25,000, 2009. 

1742. Queens Library Foundation, Jamaica, NY. $30,000, 2009. 

1743. Robert W. Woodruff Library of the Atlanta University Center, Atlanta, GA. 

$250,000, 2009. 

1744. Southern California Center for Nonprofit Management, Los Angeles, CA. 

$50,000, 2009. 

1745. Welvista, Columbia, SC. $25,000, 2009. 


2009. 


2009. 

1748. Women at Work, Pasadena, CA. $10,000, 2009. 

Burroughs Wellcome Fund 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S. and Canada. No grants to individuals, or 

for building or endowment funds, equipment, operating budgets, 

continuing support, annual campaigns, deficit financing, publications, 

conferences, or matching gifts; no loans. 

1749. National Postdoctoral Association, Washington, DC. $50,000, 2010. 

For creation of Amazon.com-like site to help graduate students select 

graduate schools. 

1750. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. $250,000, 2010. For 

development of Pan Fungal data resource. 

1751. Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, Parkville, Australia. 

$10,000, 2010. For protozoan databases workshop at International 

Congress on Parasitology (ICOPA XII), Melbourne, Australia. 

Community Foundation of Gaston County, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Gaston County, NC. No support for private 

schools or religious organizations for religious purposes. No grants to 

individuals (except for scholarship funds), or for operating costs of 

established programs, exchange programs, fellowships, annual 

campaigns, deficit financing, continuing support, technical assistance, 

professorships, or internships. 

1752. Gaston County Public Library, Friends of the, Gastonia, NC. $17,275, 

2009. 


NORTH CAROLINA—Community Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, Inc. 

(formerly The Foundation of Greater Greensboro, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Greensboro, NC, area. No support 

for partisan purposes, or for programs that promote religious instruction 

or doctrine. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for 

capital campaigns, multi-year commitments, debt retirement, or 

endowments. 

1753. Central North Carolina Regional Library, Burlington, NC. $35,083, 


The Community Foundation of Western North Carolina, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to Avery, Buncombe, Burke, Cherokee, Clay, 

Graham, Haywood, Henderson, Jackson, Macon, Madison, McDowell, 

Mitchell, Polk, Rutherford, Swain, Transylvania, and Yancey counties, 

NC. No support for religious organizations or sectarian purposes (except 

from designated funds). No grants to individuals (except for 

undergraduate student scholarships), or for capital campaigns, 

endowment funds, start-up funds, or debt retirement. 

1754. Hudson Library of Highlands, Highlands, NC. $25,000, 2010. For 

Hudson Library Building Interim Renovation. 

1755. MemoryCare, Inc., Asheville, NC. $20,390, 2010. 


documentary. 

1757. Organic Center for Education and Promotion, Boulder, CO. $10,000, 

2010. For Educating the Public on Health Benefits of Organic Agriculture. 

The Duke Endowment 

Limitations: Giving limited to NC and SC. No grants to individuals or for deficit 

financing; no loans. 

1758. North Carolina Partnership for Children, Raleigh, NC. $33,000, 2010. 

To create a central repository for Incredible Years evaluation data. 

1759. Rapid Resource for Families, Charlotte, NC. $549,561, 2010. To 

develop intensive family foster care model. 

1760. University of North Carolina, School of Medicine, Chapel Hill, NC. 

$500,000, 2010. To expand the Carolina Data Warehouse for Health. 

The Leon Levine Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Charlotte, NC. No support for foreign 

organizations or 509(a)(3) supporting organizations. No grants to 

individuals. 

1761. Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, Charlotte, NC. 

$25,000, 2010. For Born Readers. 

Lowe’s Charitable and Educational Foundation 


on a national basis for the Outdoor Classroom Grant Program and Lowe’s 

Toolbox for Education. No support for national health organizations or 

their local affiliates, religious organizations, political, labor, veterans’, or 

fraternal organizations, civic clubs, or candidates, sports teams, animal 

rescue and support organizations, organizations not of direct benefit to 

the entire community, private schools, or local affiliates or chapters of 

Habitat for Humanity, the American Red Cross, the United Way, or the 

Home Safety Council; no support for schools established less than two 

years ago for Lowe’s Toolbox for Education. No grants to individuals or 

families, or for academic or medical research, religious programs or 

events, special events, sponsorship of fundraising events, advertising or 

marketing, athletic events or athletic programs, arts-based programs, 

travel-related events, book, film, video, or television program 

development or production, capital campaigns, endowments, or 

endowed chairs, continuing education for teachers and staff, institutional 

overhead and/or indirect costs, memorial campaigns, continuing 

support, international programs, or tickets to events; no grants for 

stipends, salaries, scholarships, or third party funding for Lowe’s Toolbox 

for Education. 

1762. Central Junior High School, Springdale, AR. $80,000, 2010. For Library 

expansion. 

1763. Chapelwood Elementary School, Indianapolis, IN. $81,944, 2010. For 

library and technology support. 

1764. Citizens for the Troutman Library, Troutman, NC. $10,538, 2010. For 

landscaping. 

1765. Garfield Elementary School, Danville, IL. $80,000, 2010. For Library 

renovations. 

1766. Glen Acres Elementary School, Lafayette, IN. $91,400, 2010. For 

Library and Computer Lab. 

1767. Handley Regional Library, Winchester, VA. $13,500, 2010. For Outdoor 

Garden. 

1768. Kingston City School District, Kingston, NY. $80,000, 2010. For Library 

restoration. 

North Carolina Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NC. 

1769. Ashe County Public Library, Friends of the, West Jefferson, NC. 

$10,500, 2009. 

1770. Braswell Memorial Public Library, Rocky Mount, NC. $38,950, 2009. 

1771. Edgecombe County Memorial Library, Tarboro, NC. $21,930, 2009. 

1772. Fontana Regional Library, Bryson City, NC. $79,819, 2009. 

1773. Hickory Public Library, Hickory, NC. $37,860, 2009. 

John William Pope Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC, NC, and VA. No grants to 

individuals. 

1774. H. Leslie Perry Memorial Library, Henderson, NC. $10,000, 2010. 

Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to NC. No support for athletic teams, civic clubs, day 

care centers, fraternal groups, parent/teachers associations, private 

K-12 schools, single site public schools, volunteer fire departments, or 

emergency medical service organizations, art organizations, historic 

preservation organizations, homeless shelters, or health care (physical 

and mental health). No grants to individuals (except for Nancy Susan 

Reynolds Awards and Sabbatical Program), or for endowment funds, 

equipment purchases, research, athletic events, building projects or 

renovations (including construction materials and labor costs), capital 

campaigns, computer hardware or software purchases (where it is the 

principal purpose of the grant), conferences, seminars, symposiums, 

fundraising events, initiatives promoting religious education or doctrine, 

land purchases, payment of debts, salaries for personnel or other 

general operating expenses in public schools, or after-school programs. 

Additionally, no grants for adoption and foster care, annual species 

preservation or rehabilitation, crisis intervention, greenways, senior 

citizen services, social/human direct services, substance abuse 

treatment, transitional housing, or treatment or rehabilitation. 

1775. Greensboro Housing Coalition, Greensboro, NC. $70,000, 2010. For 




1777. University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC. $85,000, 2010. For 

PlanCharlotte.com, a new feature of the UNC Charlotte Urban Institute’s 

website, to be designed as online resource for the greater Charlotte 

region. 

C. D. Spangler Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NC. No grants to individuals. 

1778. Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, Charlotte, NC. 

$250,000, 2009. For program support. 

The Sunshine Lady Foundation, Inc. 


or for the arts. No grants for payment of medical debt, academic or 

scientific research, graduate study, or school loans, no conferences, 

seminars or trips, environmental or animal protection, fundraising 

events, or for business investments of any type or grants to businesses; 

no loans of any type. 

1779. Buckminster Fuller Institute, Brooklyn, NY. $23,125, 2010. For general 

support. 

Triangle Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Chatham, Durham, Orange, and Wake counties, 

NC. No grants for budget deficits. 

1780. Chapel Hill Public Library, Friends of the, Chapel Hill, NC. $14,000, 

2010. 

1781. Chatham Community Library, Friends of the, Pittsboro, NC. $28,000, 

2010. For Children’s Garden. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Cleveland—OHIO 



The Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly The Wachovia Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in in areas of company operations. No 

support for international organizations, political organizations or 

candidates, veterans’, fraternal, or alumni organizations, religious 

organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, or individual 

pre-college, private, parochial, charter, or home schools, or individual 

public schools. No grants to individuals, or for travel or conferences, 

books, research papers, or articles in professional journals, general 

operating support for United Way-supported organizations, or 

endowments. 

1783. Bristol Public Library Foundation, Bristol, VA. $25,000, 2009. 

1784. Child Care Resources, Charlotte, NC. $15,000, 2009. 

1785. Francis House of Sacramento, Sacramento, CA. $10,000, 2009. 


2009. 

1787. Greenlights for Nonprofit Success, Austin, TX. $10,000, 2009. 







1792. Nonprofit Resource Center of Alabama, Birmingham, AL. $15,000, 

2009. 

1793. Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, Friends of the, 

Charlotte, NC. $10,000, 2009. 

The Winston-Salem Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Forsyth County, NC, area. No support 

for religious organizations for religious purposes. No grants to individuals 

(except for scholarships), or for long-term operating support, annual 

campaigns, land acquisition, publications, equipment or conferences. 

1794. Carter G. Woodson School of Challenge, Winston-Salem, NC. $30,307, 

2010. To fund a library media specialist for a second year. 

1795. Positive Wellness Alliance, Lexington, NC. $12,000, 2010. For the 

Many Men, Many Voices program. 

NORTH DAKOTA 

Fargo-Moorhead Area Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Clay County, MN, and Cass County, ND. No 

support for religious purposes. No grants to individuals, or for operating 

expenses (except for limited experimental or start-up periods), annual 

appeals or membership drives, or organizations which have outstanding 

reports from previous Fargo-Moorhead Foundation grants. 

1796. Temple Beth El, Fargo, ND. $15,525, 2009. For library, rabbi, and 


Alex Stern Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Moorhead, MN, and Fargo, ND areas. No 

grants to individuals, or for endowment funds; no loans. 

1797. Fargo Public Library, Fargo, ND. $10,000, 2010. For capital campaign. 

OHIO 

Akron Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Summit County, OH. No support for religious 

organizations for religious purposes. No grants for endowment funds, 

capital campaigns, or fellowships; no loans. 

1798. Info Line, Akron, OH. $25,000, 2011. For the Summit County food 

pantry clearinghouse. 

1799. Info Line, Akron, OH. $10,500, 2011. For interim operations of the 

Summit County Food Pantry Clearinghouse. 

Eva L. and Joseph M. Bruening Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Cuyahoga County, OH. No grants to individuals, 

or for endowment funds, general operating budgets, research, symposia 

or seminars, mass mailings, or annual campaigns. 

1800. Birchwood School, Cleveland, OH. $10,000, 2010. To establish school 

library. 

Cardinal Health Foundation 


Little Rock, AR, northern Chicago, IL, Radcliff, KY, Albuquerque, NM, 

central OH, LaVergne, TN, and El Paso, TX; giving also to national 

organizations. No support for fraternal, athletic, or social clubs, 

member-based organizations, including chambers of commerce, rotary 

clubs, or IRS 501(c)(4) legions or associations, municipalities, including 

fire departments or police departments, organizations classified as IRS 

509(a)(3), discriminatory organizations, organizations with divisive or 

litigious public agendas, religious organizations not of direct benefit to 

the entire community, sport teams, veteran, labor, or political 

organizations, private foundations or deferred giving trusts, marching 

bands, or youth clubs. No grants to individuals (except for 

employee-related scholarships), or for advertising, capital campaigns for 

health systems, hospitals, or clinics, continuing medical education 

(CME) credits, endowments, event sponsorships, general operating 

support, debt reduction, political campaigns, athletic competitions, 

memberships, subscriptions, club dues, or travel; no loans. 

1801. National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship, Silver Spring, MD. $15,000, 

2010. For E3 - Effectiveness, Efficiency Excellence. 

The Greater Cincinnati Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to southeastern IN, northern KY, and the greater 

Cincinnati, OH area. No support for private or parochial religious 

purposes, units of government or government agencies, schools, 

hospitals, nursing homes, or retirement centers. No grants to individuals 

(except for scholarships), or for operating budgets, fundraising drives, 

event sponsorship, or underwriting, equipment, stand-alone publications 

or videos, annual campaigns, deficit financing, endowments, travel, 

fellowships, internships, exchange programs, or scholarly or medical 


1802. Mercantile Library Association, Cincinnati, OH. $40,000, 2010. 

1803. Ohio Grantmakers Forum, Columbus, OH. $20,000, 2010. 



The Cleveland Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Cleveland, OH, area, with primary 

emphasis on Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Lake, and Geauga counties, unless 

specified by donor. No support for sectarian or religious activities, 

community services such as fire and police protection, government staff 

positions, or library and welfare services. No grants to individuals (except 

for scholarships), or for endowment funds, operating costs, debt 

reduction, fundraising campaigns, publications, films and audiovisual 

materials (unless they are an integral part of a program already being 

supported), memberships, travel for bands, sports teams, classes and 

similar groups; no capital support for planning, construction, renovation, 

or purchase of buildings, equipment and materials, land acquisition, or 

renovation of public space unless there is strong evidence that the 

program is of priority to the foundation. 


OHIO—Cleveland Grants for Libraries & Information Services 


$550,000, 2010. For Out-of-School-Time component of MyCom youth 

development initiative. 


$188,995, 2010. For planning, advocacy, and training for 

out-of-school-time programs. 


$50,000, 2010. For expansion of MyCom out-of-school-time services of 

Youth Development Initiative. 

1809. Cleveland Public Library, Cleveland, OH. $73,000, 2010. For youth 

transitions component of MyCom. 

1810. Cuyahoga County Public Library, Parma, OH. $150,000, 2010. For 

continuation and expansion of Homework Centers. 

1811. Cuyahoga County Public Library, Parma, OH. $10,000, 2010. For 

Summer Exploration Camps for youth. 

1812. Foundation Center Cleveland, Cleveland, OH. $167,087, 2010. For 

programs and operations for Cleveland learning center. 

1813. Irish American Archives Society, Cleveland, OH. $10,000, 2010. For 

endowment. 

1814. Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland, Cleveland, OH. $150,000, 

2010. For program support in Jewish day schools for special needs 

services, Expect Respect program, Playmakers Youth Theater program, 

and PJ Library program. 

1815. Mentor Public Library, Mentor, OH. $67,049, 2010. To update current 

technologies to accommodate increased utilization. 

1816. Neighborhood Health Care, Neighborhood Family Practice, Cleveland, 

OH. $300,000, 2010. 5-year grant. For implementation of electronic 

medical records, project that will ensure thousands of Clevelanders 

receive quality care in more efficient manner. 

1817. New Netherland Institute, Albany, NY. $10,000, 2010. For general 

support. 

1818. Ohio Grantmakers Forum, Columbus, OH. $90,000, 2010. For 

membership dues, conference sponsorship and operating support. 


development of Ohio’s Race to the Top application for federal funding. 

1820. Ohio Grantmakers Forum, Columbus, OH. $35,000, 2010. For phase 

five of Education Initiative to continue public policy and advocacy work in 

education. 

1821. Stella Maris, Cleveland, OH. $71,372, 2010. To implement electronic 

medical record system. 

1822. University Hospitals Health System, Cleveland, OH. $250,000, 2010. 

For expanded database that will integrate administrative and clinical data 

to improve quality and efficiency of patient care. 

1823. Westminster School, Simsbury, CT. $25,000, 2010. For Graham and 

Carol Cole Library Initiative. 

The Columbus Foundation and Affiliated Organizations 

(formerly The Columbus Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving limited to central OH. No support for religious purposes, or 

for projects normally the responsibility of a public agency. No grants to 

individuals, or generally for budget deficits, conferences, scholarly 

research, or endowment funds. 

1824. Altrusa Club of Chillicothe Ohio Foundation, Chillicothe, OH. $10,000, 

2010. For books for underprivileged K-4 students in Chillicothe City 

Schools and Ross County. 


the Peter Sharpe Endowment in Real Estate Management at Ryerson 

University. 


the Women’s Health Pavilion at the McGill University Health Centre. 

1827. Columbus Metropolitan Library Foundation, Columbus, OH. $10,000, 

2010. For the Celebration of Learning Event. 

1828. Community Research Partners, Columbus, OH. $10,000, 2010. For 

DataSource 2.0, a next-generation community data-sharing system. 

1829. HandsOn Central Ohio, Columbus, OH. $30,000, 2010. For a 

collaborative leadership development initiative in partnership with Action 

for Children of Franklin County, Catholic Social Services, and Center for 

Vocational Alternatives for Mental Health. 

1830. HandsOn Central Ohio, Columbus, OH. $13,000, 2010. For the 

redevelopment of the BoardLink Program to register alumni of leadership 

programs interested in nonprofit board service. 

1831. Ohio Association of Second Harvest Foodbanks, Columbus, OH. 

$25,000, 2010. For updated analysis of the economic impact of the Ohio 

Benefit Bank. 


membership and activities. 

1833. Ohio Grantmakers Forum, Columbus, OH. $10,500, 2010. For activities 

and membership. 


operating support and membership. 


operating support for advancing philanthropy in Ohio. 

The GAR Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Akron-Summit County area and secondarily 

in Cuyahoga, Stark, Medina, Portage and Wayne counties, OH. No 

support for private non-operating foundations, health care institutions, 

or national organizations. No grants to individuals, or for medical 

research, capital funding for churches or synagogues, or computers for 

schools. 

1836. Info Line, Akron, OH. $50,000, 2009. For Project Connect. 

1837. Ohio Grantmakers Forum, Columbus, OH. $15,000, 2009. For General 

Operations. 

The George Gund Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northeastern OH and the greater Cleveland, OH, 

area. No support for political groups, services for the physically, mentally 

or developmentally disabled, or the elderly. Generally, no grants to 

individuals, or for building or endowment funds, political campaigns, debt 

reduction, equipment, renovation projects, or to fund benefit events. No 

capital grants to projects that have not adopted green building principles. 

1838. Business Volunteers Unlimited, Cleveland, OH. $50,000, 2010. For 

technical assistance for nonprofits and database project. 

1839. Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH. $140,000, 2010. 

2-year grant. For Community Information Program. 

1840. Cleveland Museum of Natural History, Cleveland, OH. $75,000, 2010. 

For GreenCityBlueLake Institute operating support. 

1841. Foundation Center Cleveland, Cleveland, OH. $30,000, 2010. For 

Cleveland office operating support. 

1842. Ohio Grantmakers Forum, Columbus, OH. $100,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. For operating support. 

1843. Ohio Grantmakers Forum, Columbus, OH. $35,000, 2010. For state 

education policy initiative. 



1845. Ohio Grantmakers Forum, Columbus, OH. $10,000, 2010. For annual 

conference. 

1846. Ohio Grantmakers Forum, Columbus, OH. $10,000, 2010. For Ohio’s 

Race to the Top initiative. 

1847. Urban School News, Catalyst Ohio, Chicago, IL. $100,000, 2010. For 

Catalyst: Ohio news magazine. 

H.C.S. Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to OH. No grants to individuals. 

1848. Stella Maris, Cleveland, OH. $33,500, 2010. Toward Building Capacity 

with an Electronic Medical Record System for their three-building campus 

to facilitate cross referral for clinicians to access records at any time. 

Carol & Ralph Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation 

(formerly Carol & Ralph Haile, Jr. Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Greater Cincinnati, OH, area, including 

Dearborn and Franklin in IN, and Boone, Campbell and Kenton in KY. No 



Operating Funds. 

The Hamilton Community Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to Butler County, OH. No support for individual 

religious organizations, including churches and parochial schools. No 

grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for operating budgets, 

continuing support, annual campaigns, deficit financing, capital or 

endowment funds, matching gifts, research, demonstration projects, 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Chapman—OKLAHOMA 

equipment, or publications; no loans (except for program-related 

investments). 

1850. Lane Public Library, Friends of, Hamilton, OH. $10,000, 2010. 

KeyBank Foundation 

(formerly Key Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in AK, CO, ID, IN, 

KY, ME, MI, NY, OH, OR, UT, VT, and WA; giving also to national 

organizations. No support for lobbying or political organizations, 

veterans’ or fraternal organizations, discriminatory organizations, 

professional organizations, or athletic teams. No grants to individuals, 

or for memberships, or advertising. 

1851. Library Foundation, Portland, OR. $27,500, 2009. For program support. 

1852. Patterson Library, Westfield, NY. $10,000, 2009. For program support. 

1853. Pierce County Library Foundation, Tacoma, WA. $10,000, 2009. For 


The Kroger Co. Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in AL, AR, AZ, CA, 

CO, GA, IL, IN, KS, KY, MI, MS, NV, OH, OR, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, and WV. 

No support for national or international organizations, non-educational 

foundations, medical research organizations, or religious organizations 

or institutions not of direct benefit to the entire community. No grants to 

individuals, or for conventions or conferences, dinners or luncheons, 

endowments, general operating support, sports event sponsorships, 

program advertisements, or membership dues. 

1854. Clackamas County Library, Oak Grove, OR. $10,000, 2011. 

1855. Fairbanks North Star Borough Public Library, Fairbanks, AK. $12,000, 

2011. 

1856. Garden City Library Foundation, Garden City, ID. $25,000, 2011. 

1857. Joyce K. Carver Memorial Library, Friends of the, Soldotna, AK. 

$15,000, 2011. 

1858. King County Library System Foundation, Issaquah, WA. $27,000, 2011. 

1859. Marshall Public Library, Pocatello, ID. $14,000, 2011. 

1860. Pierce County Library Foundation, Tacoma, WA. $27,000, 2011. 

1861. Sandy Public Library, Sandy, OR. $10,000, 2011. 

Macy’s Foundation 

(formerly Federated Department Stores Foundation) 


emphasis on CA, FL, GA, MO, NY, and OH. No support for private 

foundations, fraternal organizations, political or advocacy groups, 


charities whose focus and operations are primarily international, or fiscal 

agents or other umbrella organizations providing funding to nonprofit 

organizations. No grants to individuals, or for event or program 

sponsorships, or salaries for no-profit staffing. 

1862. Boston University, Boston, MA. $65,000, 2010. For APARC (African 

Presidential Archives and Research Center) Fellows Program. 


Chicago Public Library’s Family Summer Reading Program. 

1864. Cosmetic Executive Women Foundation, New York, NY. $10,000, 2010. 

For Cancer and Careers, a multimedia, multilingual program providing 

information for four specific audiences: working women with cancer; 

employers, managers and human resource executives; coworkers; and 

caregivers. 

1865. Library of Michigan Foundation, Lansing, MI. $35,000, 2010. For 

Museum Adventure Pass/Detroit Adventure Pass. 

1866. MELSA Foundation, Saint Paul, MN. $55,000, 2010. For Museum 

Adventure Pass and Summer Reading Program. 

1867. Project Inform, San Francisco, CA. $10,000, 2010. For Information and 

Outreach Program for People with HIV. 

1868. Wonder of Reading, Los Angeles, CA. $15,000, 2010. For Wonder of 

Reading Library and Literacy Programs. 

Mathile Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Dayton and Montgomery County, OH, areas. 

No support for political organizations. No grants for sponsorships, 

endowment funds, or mass appeals for funding. 

1869. Adorers of the Blood of Christ United States, Saint Louis, MO. $30,900, 

2009. For Maris de Matnas Education Institute Community Library and 

Resource Center. 

1870. Child Care Choices, Tipp City, OH. $10,000, 2009. 2-year grant. For 

Story Lady Program, Sizzling Science and Marvelous Math. 

1871. Dayton Metro Library, Dayton, OH. $25,000, 2009. For operating 

support. 

1872. Greater Dayton Area Health Information Network, Dayton, OH. $27,600, 

2009. For Project CHATTER Part-time Project Coordinator Position. 

1873. Ohio Grantmakers Forum, Columbus, OH. $15,000, 2009. 3-year grant. 


Osteopathic Heritage Foundations 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the following OH counties: Athens, Delaware, 

Fairfield, Fayette, Franklin, Hocking, Jackson, Knox, Licking, Madison, 

Meigs, Morgan, Perry, Pickaway, Ross, Union, Vinton, and Washington. 

1874. Fairfield County Family, Adult and Children First Council, Lancaster, OH. 

$25,000, 2009. To expand county-level information and referral system 

designed to connect at-risk families and individuals to existing 

community housing resources. 

1875. New Lexington City School District, New Lexington, OH. $25,000, 2009. 

For School Health Council to implement data collection effort, to improve 

nutrition, physical activity and physical education opportunities through 

investment in capital equipment and fitness trail. 

The Reinberger Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Columbus and in northeastern OH. No grants to 

individuals, or for seed money, emergency funds, land acquisition, 

demonstration projects, or conferences; no loans. 

1876. Cuyahoga County Public Library, Parma, OH. $100,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. For Children’s Play, Learn and Grow area in new Warrensville 

branch. 

1877. Ohioana Library Association, Columbus, OH. $10,000, 2010. For Book 

Festival. 

Saint Luke’s Foundation of Cleveland, Ohio 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northeastern OH. No support for for-profit 

organizations or for religious purposes. No grants to individuals or 

fundraising events, endowments, or debt retirement. 


membership. 

Timken Foundation of Canton 

Limitations: Giving primarily in local areas of Timken Co. domestic operations 

in Manchester, CT; Bucyrus, Canton, Eaton, New Philadelphia, OH; 

Ashboro, Columbus, and Lincolnton, NC; Keene, and Lebanon, NH; 

Honea Path, Union, and Gaffney, SC; Altavista, VA; and Mascot and 

Pulaski, TN. Giving also in local areas in Canada, China, France, Great 

Britain, India, Italy, Poland, Romania, and South Africa where Timken Co. 

has manufacturing facilities. No support for projects for religious or 

political purposes. No grants to individuals. Generally, no grants for 

operating budgets, endowments, or program development. 

1879. Campbell County Public Library Foundation, Rustburg, VA. $24,146, 

2010. To create a computer literacy lab, provide public printing access, 

and improve the technology for the child and teen areas. 

1880. George W. Bush Foundation, Dallas, TX. $300,000, 2010. To provide 

funding for the George W. Bush Presidential Library. 

1881. Lincoln County Public Library, Lincolnton, NC. $75,000, 2010. To 

renovate and furnish the main library facilities. 

1882. Yantai Library, Yantai, China. $116,600, 2010. To purchase furnishings 

and equipment to preserve ancient works. 

OKLAHOMA 

Mary K. Chapman Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Tulsa and northeastern OK. No support for No 

grants to political or religions organizations. No grants to individuals or 


OKLAHOMA—Chapman Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

for endowments, debt financing, travel, conferences, conventions, group 

meetings or seminars, or for project or program planning. 

1883. Phillips Theological Seminary, Tulsa, OK. $25,000, 2010. For Library 

Sponsorship Project. 

Communities Foundation of Oklahoma 

(formerly Oklahoma Communities Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in OK. 

1884. Duncan Public Library, Friends of the, Duncan, OK. $12,190, 2009. For 

annual distribution for general support. 

Ethics & Excellence in Journalism Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis, with some emphasis on OK. No support 

for international organizations, equipment, book publishing, literacy 

programs or documentaries. No grants to individuals or for scholarships, 

endowments, or personal research projects. 

1885. Washington Press Club Foundation, Eric Friedheim National Journalism 

Library, Washington, DC. $50,000, 2009. For equipment for journalism 

training facility and library’s archives. 

E. L. and Thelma Gaylord Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in OK. No grants to individuals. 

1886. George W. Bush Foundation, Dallas, TX. $100,000, 2009. For general 


Inasmuch Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Colorado Springs, CO, and OK. No grants to 

individuals, or endowments. 

1887. Anadarko Community Library, Friends of the, Anadarko, OK. $10,000, 

2010. For capital campaign. 

1888. Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region, Colorado Springs, CO. 

$10,000, 2010. For regional cultural planning. 

1889. University of Oklahoma Foundation, Norman, OK. $250,000, 2010. For 

Multimedia study rooms for Law Library. 

The J. E. and L. E. Mabee Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to AR, KS, MO, NM, OK, and TX. No support for 

secondary or elementary education, or tax-supported institutions. No 

grants to individuals, or for research, endowment funds, scholarships, 

fellowships, or operating expenses; no loans. 

1890. Permian Basin Petroleum Museum, Library and Hall of Fame, Midland, 

TX. $200,000, 2010. For program support. 

The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in OK. No grants to individuals (except through the 

Noble Educational Fund and the Sam Noble Scholarship Program). 

1891. Arbuckle Life Solutions, Ardmore, OK. $30,000, 2010. For renewed 


Oklahoma City Community Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Oklahoma City, OK, area. No grants 

to individuals, or for endowment funds, deficit financing, debt reduction, 

capital campaigns, development or fundraising campaigns, or academic 

research projects; no loans. 


1893. Oklahoma Historical Society, History Center, Oklahoma City, OK. 

$77,565, 2010. For Kirkpatrick Family Archive. 






2010. For Clinton/Bush Haiti Relief. 

Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily to nonsectarian organizations in OK; giving on a 

local, national, and international basis for Jewish organizations. No 

grants to individuals, or for endowment funds, deficit funds, media based 

projects, or programs that require expenditure responsibility. 

1897. Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, New York, NY. 

$150,000, 2009. For Klau Library expansion. 

Tulsa Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to northeastern OK through discretionary funds; 

donor-advised giving is nationwide. 

1898. Tulsa Library Trust, Tulsa, OK. $12,834, 2009. For general support. 

The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Tulsa, OK, area. No grants to individuals. 

1899. Indian Health Care Resources Center, Tulsa, OK. $75,000, 2010. 

3-year grant. For the IHCRC health center to expand medical and 

behavioral health care; a key component of the project is the conversion 

from film-based x-ray to digital imaging systems. 

1900. Tulsa Library Trust, Tulsa, OK. $30,850, 2010. For Books to Treasure. 

1901. Tulsa Library Trust, Tulsa, OK. $15,475, 2010. For project support. 

OREGON 

The Collins Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to OR, with emphasis on Portland. No support for 

individual religious congregations, elementary, secondary or public 

higher educational institutions. No grants to individuals, or for 

endowments, operational deficits, financial emergencies, debt 

retirement, or annual fundraising activities. 

1902. 211info, Portland, OR. $30,000, 2010. To support a coordinator 

position to expand online and telephone information/referral community 

service network throughout Oregon. 

1903. Library Foundation, Portland, OR. $80,000, 2010. To support early 

literacy program to motivate and support parents to read with children at 

home. 

1904. Reedsport, City of, Reedsport, OR. $30,000, 2010. To upgrade the 

Reedsport Branch Library building. 

1905. Sandy, City of, Sandy Public Library, Sandy, OR. $75,000, 2010. To 

renovate and expand the library. 

The Ford Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in rural OR, with special interest in Douglas and 

Coos counties; giving also in Siskiyou County, CA, or for populations less 

than 30,000 not adjacent to or part of an urban area. No support for 

projects or programs that are indirectly funded through a fiscal agent, or 

for lobbying or propaganda. No grants to individuals (except for 

scholarships or fellowships), or for endowment/reserve funds, general 

fund drives, debt retirement, deficits, or for indirect or overhead 

expenses. 

1906. Crook County Historical Society, Prineville, OR. $50,000, 2010. For 

Complete Community Center and Research Library. 

1907. Fern Ridge Library Foundation, Veneta, OR. $88,000, 2010. For Library 

Renovation, Fern Ridge. 

1908. Klamath County Library Foundation, Klamath Falls, OR. $40,000, 2010. 

For Library Legacy for the Klamath County Libraries. 

1909. Reedsport, City of, Reedsport, OR. $50,000, 2010. 1.25-year grant. 

For Reedsport Branch Library Renovation. 

Intel Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Phoenix, AZ, Folsom and Santa Clara, CA, 

Hudson, MA, Albuquerque, NM, Portland, OR, and DuPont, WA; Sao 

Paulo, Brazil, San Jose, Costa Rica, Israel, Taiwan, and Istanbul, Turkey; 

limited giving to select national organizations. No support for religious, 

sectarian, fraternal, or political organizations, arts or health care 

organizations, environmental organizations, private schools, or sports 

teams. No grants to individuals (except for fellowships and 

scholarships), or for endowments, capital campaigns, general fund 

drives, annual campaigns, fundraising events, sporting events, television 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Oregon—OREGON 

or radio production costs, creation of personal/organization websites, 

travel or tours, or equipment. 

1910. MentorNet, San Jose, CA. $25,000, 2009. For Creating State 

MentorNet Initiatives. 

The Lemelson Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the United States and internationally in Africa, 

Asia and Latin America. No grants to individuals. 

1911. Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. $87,026, 2009. To identify 

and make accessible audiovisual assets from Lemelson Foundation and 

its affiliates. 

Meyer Memorial Trust 

(formerly Fred Meyer Charitable Trust) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in OR and Clark County, WA. No support for 

sectarian or religious organizations for religious purposes, or for animal 

welfare organizations, projects that primarily benefit students of a single 

K-12 school (unless the school is an independent alternative school 

primarily serving low-income and/or special needs populations). No 

grants to individuals or for endowment funds, annual campaigns, general 

fund drives, special events, sponsorships, direct replacement funding for 

activities previously supported by federal, state, or local public sources, 

deficit financing, acquisition of land for conservation purposes (except 

through Program Related Investments), or hospital capital construction 

projects (except through Program Related Investments). 

1912. Deschutes Public Library Foundation, Bend, OR. $20,000, 2011. 

1.25-year grant. To increase the organization’s capacity to provide 

support to five library branches in central Oregon. 


1914. Harney County Library Foundation, Burns, OR. $24,980, 2011. To 

create and equip room for teens in order to increase their use of 

community library in rural eastern Oregon. 

1915. Harvard University, Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations, 

Cambridge, MA. $50,000, 2011. To continue support for the More for 

Mission Campaign that promotes mission-related investing by 

foundations. 

1916. Hood River County Library District, Hood River, OR. $61,000, 2011. For 

the new Hood River County Library District with staff for re-opening the 

local library. 

1917. Library Foundation, Portland, OR. $100,000, 2011. For core support to 

continue its mission while working to secure the library’s long-term 

stability. 

1918. Oregon Historical Society, Portland, OR. $100,000, 2011. For bridge 

operating support to maintain exhibits and expand library hours. 

1919. Reedsport Library, Reedsport, OR. $50,000, 2011. 1.50-year grant. To 

help renovate Reedsport’s public library. 

1920. Sandy Public Library, Sandy, OR. $247,000, 2011. For library 

renovations and expansion. 

1921. South Benton Community Enhancement Association, Monroe, OR. 

$100,000, 2011. To help construct a new public library in Monroe. 

1922. United Community Action Network, Roseburg, OR. $15,000, 2011. To 

replace the organization’s central phone system that provides 

information and referral for basic needs services in Douglas County. 

James F. & Marion L. Miller Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in OR. Generally no support for propagandizing or 

influencing elections or legislation or projects of religious organizations 

that principally benefit their own members; no grants for private 

foundations. Generally no grants or loans to individuals, or for 

endowments, general fund drives, annual appeals, debt retirement, 

operation deficits, or emergency needs. 

1923. Lebanon Public Library, Lebanon, OR. $25,000, 2009. For interior 

finishes. 

1924. Siuslaw Public Library District, Florence, OR. $22,500, 2009. For 


Phillip S. Miller Foundation 

(formerly Phillip S. Miller Charitable Trust) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CO. No grants to individuals. 

1925. Douglas County Library, Castle Rock, CO. $140,000, 2009. For general 

support. 

The Oregon Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to OR. No support for religious organizations for 

religious purposes or projects in individual schools. No grants to 

individuals (except for scholarships), or for annual fund appeals, 

sponsorship of one-time events or performances, emergency funding, 

endowments, annual campaigns, deficit financing, scientific research, 

publications, films, or conferences, unless so designated by a donor. 

1926. 211info, Portland, OR. $45,000, 2010. For inventory and service 

delivery to Hood River County as part of Regional Action Initiative. 

1927. 211info, Portland, OR. $33,000, 2010. For year two of three years’ 

potential support to expand 211 services statewide. 

1928. All Outdoors, Bend, OR. $29,000, 2010. For second and final year of 

funding for professional to develop and sustain job training and 

employment programming for persons with disabilities. 

1929. Center for National Independence in Politics, Philipsburg, MT. $10,000, 


1930. Coastal Arts and Business Alliance, Reedsport, OR. $24,600, 2010. 

To renovate Reedsport Branch Library, bringing building into compliance 

with ADA regulations, fixing water damage and implementing energy 

upgrades. 

1931. Columbia Foundation, Saint Helens, OR. $20,000, 2010. For The 

Chance to Become Scholarship program. 

1932. Deschutes Public Library Foundation, Bend, OR. $30,000, 2010. For 

year one of two years’ potential support to increase capacity by hiring 

Foundation’s first staff member, contracting with major gift consultant 

and grant writer, and developing marketing campaign. 

1933. Douglas County Library System, Roseburg, OR. $15,000, 2010. To 

assist in meeting local match for year two of Bill and Melinda Gates 

Foundation Opportunity Online grant. 

1934. Douglas County Library System, Roseburg, OR. $10,000, 2010. For 


1935. Ecotrust, Portland, OR. $20,000, 2010. To recruit and train Oregon 

childcare and K - 12 school food service personnel on FoodHub, online 

directory and marketplace that addresses systemic barriers to growth of 

farm to school strategies connecting buyers and sellers of regional food. 

1936. Forest Grove Library Foundation, Forest Grove, OR. $10,000, 2010. To 

refurnish children’s area of Forest Grove City Library. 


support. 

1938. Klamath County Library Foundation, Klamath Falls, OR. $15,000, 2010. 

For capital campaign to expand Bonanza branch library. 

1939. Library Foundation, Portland, OR. $30,000, 2010. To expand early 

childhood Raising a Reader program to families where parents’ native 

language is Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Vietnamese or Somali. 

1940. Library Foundation, Portland, OR. $12,000, 2010. For Books 2 U and 

Raising a Reader programs. 

1941. Mount Vernon Ladies Association, Mount Vernon, VA. $25,000, 2010. 

For George Washington Library. 

1942. Network for Oregon Affordable Housing, Portland, OR. $40,000, 2010. 

For third and final year of funding to support implementation of Oregon 

Housing Acquisition Project, to create affordable homes for 25,000 

low-income Oregonians statewide through preservation of existing 

housing and creation of new homes. 

1943. Oregon Child Care Resource and Referral Network, Salem, OR. 

$59,531, 2010. For third and final year of support for two family child 

care provider networks, to improve retention of professional providers 

and quality of child care. 

1944. Oregon Friends of C.G. Jung, Portland, OR. $14,000, 2010. For partial 

support of Board dinners or guest speakers, enhancements to 

organization’s website, new library acquisitions - including books, DVDs, 

and journal subscriptions and support of classes and tools to help 

organization strategize to prepare to launch library endowment project. 

1945. Oregon Partnership, Portland, OR. $10,000, 2010. For Social Norms 

Project, engaging students from Portland’s Wilson and Marshall high 

schools in development of media campaign to reduce underage alcohol/ 

drug use. 

1946. Oregon State University Foundation, Corvallis, OR. $12,000, 2010. For 

Hatfield Marine Science Center Fund for Excellence and Guin Library 

Fund. 

1947. Oregon State University Foundation, Corvallis, OR. $12,000, 2010. For 

Hatfield Marine Science Center Fund for Excellence and Guin Library 

Fund. 

1948. Pine Eagle Economic Development Corporation, Halfway, OR. $40,000, 

2010. To partner with Northeast Oregon Housing Authority to convert 


OREGON—Oregon Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

vacant elementary school into multi-use complex to include low-income 

senior housing, community center, library and emergency services. 

1949. Reedsport, City of, Reedsport, OR. $22,000, 2010. For purchase and 

installation of energy efficient windows for Library Renovation Project. 

1950. Sandy Public Library, Sandy, OR. $25,000, 2010. For renovations 

needed to create program/community meeting room at library. 

1951. Santiam Christian Schools, Corvallis, OR. $15,000, 2010. For 

multi-use library and community building to be utilized by students and 

area residents, with funds restricted to construction of ADA-compliant 

community meeting room. 


$25,000, 2010. For second and final year of support for capital 

campaign to build new library for residents of South Benton County. 


$10,000, 2010. For South Benton Library Project. 

1954. Southern Oregon Historical Society, Jacksonville, OR. $20,000, 2010. 

For year one of two years’ potential support to re-open research library 

at society and digitize catalog of records. 

1955. Stayton Public Library Foundation, Stayton, OR. $10,000, 2010. For 

Outreach Storyteller program which visits area schools and reaches 

about 250 students ages 0-5. 

1956. Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center, Cornelius, OR. $25,000, 2010. 

For ongoing operations as four clinics switch to Primary Care Renewal, 

put Electronic Health Records online, and extend hours. 

Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in OR and southwest WA, with preference given to 

Portland’s metropolitan area. No grants to individuals. 

1957. Library Foundation, Portland, OR. $25,000, 2009. For Books To U’ 

Program. 

Ann and Bill Swindells Charitable Trust 

Limitations: Giving limited to OR. No support for religious organizations or their 

capital fund drives or for activist organizations. No grants to individuals, 

or for annual operating budgets, development office personnel, annual 

fund raising activities, endowments, operational deficits, financial 

emergencies or for debt retirements. 


$50,000, 2010. For Capital Support - Construct Public Library Building. 

PENNSYLVANIA 

1675 Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Chester County, PA. No funding outside the U.S. 

No support for political organizations. No grants to individuals; no loans. 

1959. Downingtown Area Senior Center, Downingtown, PA. $12,000, 2010. 

For Information and Referral, Benefits Counseling and Assistance 

Programs. 

1960. Oxford Library Company, Oxford Public Library, Oxford, PA. $50,000, 

2010. For Building Expansion Project. 

Alcoa Foundation 


operations, with emphasis on New York, NY, Pittsburgh, PA, Africa, Asia, 

Australia, Canada, Caribbean, Central America, Europe, Mexico, and 

South America; giving also to national and international organizations. 

No support for political or lobbying organizations, sectarian or religious 

organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, private 

foundations, or trust funds. No grants to individuals (except for 

scholarships), or for endowments, capital campaigns, debt reduction, or 

general operating support, fundraising events or sponsorships, trips, 

conferences, seminars, festivals, one-day events, documentaries, 

videos, or research projects/programs, or indirect or overhead costs. 

1961. Charities Aid Foundation Australia, North Sydney, Australia. $100,000, 

2010. 2.75-year grant. For project to enhance and maintain quality of 

Timehelp volunteer demonstration models and to facilitate strategy to 

deliver Australia’s first national program of retiree volunteers. 

1962. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $15,000, 2010. For specific 

research to identify nonprofits focused on environment, empowerment, 

education, design and disaster relief in specific regions of the world. 

1963. Healthcare and Elder Law Programs Corporation, Torrance, CA. 

$20,000, 2010. 2-year grant. For HELP Is Here Magazine. 

1964. Lethbridge Public Library, Lethbridge, Canada. $15,000, 2010. 

1.50-year grant. For West Lethbridge Library Branch Collection. 


NY. $50,000, 2010. For Digital Library project. 

Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to southwestern PA and WV. No support for 

biomedical research, national organizations, or individual elementary or 

secondary schools. No grants to individuals, or for student aid, 

fellowships, travel, ongoing operating expenses, annual appeals, 

membership drives, conferences, films, books, or audio-visual 

productions (unless an integral part of a foundation supported program), 

or for construction, equipment, religious activities or endowments. 

1966. 3 Rivers Connect, Pittsburgh, PA. $60,000, 2010. For The Regional 

Indicator Project, online resource of social and economic data. 

1967. West Virginia Telehealth Alliance, Scott Depot, WV. $100,000, 2010. 

For matching funds for administrative support for federally funded 

initiative to advance telehealth applications throughout West Virginia’s 

health care system and help web-based health care education and 

training. 

Berks County Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Berks County, PA for discretionary funds. No 

support for religious organizations from discretionary funds. No grants 

for operational support. 

1968. Berks Community Television, Reading, PA. $252,500, 2010. For 

challenge grant to create a web-based Community Information Hub. 

1969. Berks Community Television, Reading, PA. $60,000, 2010. For 

Community Information Hub. 

1970. Berks Community Television, Reading, PA. $60,000, 2010. To create 

a web-based Community Information Hub. 

1971. Mifflin Community Library, Shillington, PA. $10,000, 2010. For Annual 

Distribution. 

E. Rhodes & Leona B. Carpenter Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MA, NC, NY, PA, TX, and Richmond, VA (for 

performing arts only). No support for private secondary education, or 

large public charities. No grants to individuals or for endowments 

(generally). 


operating costs. 

1973. Riverside Public Library, Riverside, CA. $80,000, 2009. For early 

learning program at Riverside Public Library’s Case Blanca Library. 

1974. SPJST Library Archives and Museum, Temple, TX. $10,000, 2009. For 

construction costs and moving artifacts to new location. 

The Comcast Foundation 


emphasis on CA, MA, and PA. No support for discriminatory 

organizations, private foundations, or political candidates or 

organizations. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for 

marketing sponsorships, sporting events, trips or tours, capital 

campaigns, endowments, or research studies. 


Homework Assistance Program, in-person drop-in academic mentoring 

program and online tutoring program where youth receive free homework 

help from specialty trained high school mentors and professional online 

tutors. 

1976. Centro de Informacion, Elgin, IL. $15,000, 2009. For the Center’s 

homework assistance programs. A computer center will be established 

to give students a place to do homework, work on assigned projects, play 

educational games, etc. Most children are from low-income families and 

do not have access to computers in their homes. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Heinz—PENNSYLVANIA 

1977. Childrens Museum of Naples, Naples, FL. $25,000, 2009. To expand 

the museum and summer reading partner programs at the public libraries 

in Collier County. 

1978. Disability Network, Flint, MI. $15,000, 2009. For Freedom Technology 

project, which will provide tech literacy programs to people who need 

training in basic computing and special assistive technology programs 

that help them with their disabilities. There are currently 130 people 

(primarily youth ages 16-24) on the waiting list for Disability Network 

technology training. The goal is to increase workforce readiness and the 

ability to live independently. 

1979. Eudora Welty Foundation, Jackson, MS. $18,000, 2009. To conduct 

symposia for students and the public and to develop a teaching resource 

media kit using rare film footage of Pulitzer Prize winner Eudora Welty 

reading her short stories. The program will bring three exceptional writers 

to Mississippi to discuss their own work (as well as Welty’s) with high 

school and college students from the three-county Jackson metropolitan 

area. Teachers will be provided a reading list and other information to 

prepare these students for the symposia. 

1980. Foreign Born Information and Referral Network, Columbia, MD. 

$10,000, 2009. For Learning English After School Program (LEAP), which 

works with students (grades K-12) from 11 public schools in Howard 

County, Maryland. Volunteer tutors work with students to improve 

reading, conversation and, writing skills. 

1981. Governors Books from Birth Foundation, Nashville, TN. $50,000, 2009. 

For Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, making free books available to 

children in Tennessee under 5 years old, and Distressed County Grant 

Program, providing financial assistance to counties who lack base to 

initiate or maintain book program. 


$25,000, 2009. For program promoting literacy. This program reaches 

55,000 Indianapolis children and parents and successfully instills a love 

of reading and stronger reading skills. 

1983. James V. Brown Library, Williamsport, PA. $10,000, 2009. For early 

literacy program that will provide free books to children born in 

Susquehanna Hospital. The program will provide one birthday book a year 

for children from birth to three years old. The program encourages 

parents to get a baby library card for their children. 


2009. For program to provide training in financial literacy, citizenship, 

workforce readiness, basic math, and English. A particular focus will be 

the Somali Family Literacy project to address the growing Somali 

population in the Twin Cities. 

1985. Martin Library Association, York, PA. $10,000, 2009. For Grade One At 

the Library (GOAL), a program to encourage first graders to come to the 

library, get a library card, and use the library as a partner in reading, 

homework, and research. 

1986. Olathe Public Library, Olathe, KS. $10,000, 2009. For literacy program 

geared primarily to young readers, including a summer reading program 

for children, summer teen reading program, and I Read With Mayor Mike, 

which works with first-graders throughout the school year. 

Connelly Foundation 

Limitations: Giving in Philadelphia, and surrounding counties of Bucks, 

Chester, Delaware and Montgomery, PA, and in Camden, NJ. No support 

for political or national organizations, or for public or charter schools, 

environmental programs, re-granting organizations, or for national 

organizations focused on a single disease. No grants to individuals, or 

for research, annual appeals advocacy, conferences, feasibility or 

planning studies, general solicitations, or for historic preservation 

projects. 

1987. Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. $20,000, 2009. 

Toward PhilaPlace project, providing resources for educators, students, 

and others about urban experience in Philadelphia neighborhoods. 

Dominion Foundation 

(formerly Consolidated Natural Gas Company Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CT, Christian, Sangamon, and Will County, IL, 

Lake County, IN, MD, MA, NY, Beaufort, Bertie, Camden, Chowan, 

Currituck, Dare, Edgecomb, Gates, Granville, Halifax, Hertford, Hyde, 

Martin, Nash, Northampton, Pasquotank, Perquimans, Pitt, Roanoke, 

Tyrell, Warren, Washington, and Weldon, NC, Allen, Ashland, Ashtabula, 

Auglaize, Belmont, Carroll, Columbiana, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Guernsey, 

Hardin, Holmes, Knox, Lake, Mahoning, Medina, Mercer, Monroe, 

Muskingum, Noble, Paulding, Portage, Putman, Shelby, Stark, Summit, 

Trumbull, Tuscarawas, Van Wert, Washington, Wayne, and Wood County, 

OH, Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Blair, Bucks, Butler, Cambria, 

Cameron, Clarion, Clearfield, Clinton, Crawford, Elk, Fayette, Franklin, 

Greene, Indiana, Jefferson, Juniata, Lawrence, Mercer, McKean, Potter, 

Somerset, Tioga, Venango, Washington, and Westmoreland County, PA, 

RI, VA, WV, and WI. No support for churches or other sectarian 

organizations, fraternal, political, advocacy, or labor organizations, or 

discriminatory organizations. No grants to individuals, or for religious 

programs, general operating support for individual United Way agencies, 

fundraising events, golf tournaments or other sporting events, benefit or 

courtesy advertising, travel or student trips or tours, or memorial 

campaigns. 

1988. Library of Virginia Foundation, Richmond, VA. $25,000, 2010. For 

operating support for Virginia Women in History. 

1989. Petersburg Library Foundation, Petersburg, VA. $75,000, 2010. For the 

new Petersburg Public Library Gateway to the World capital campaign. 

1990. Virginia Career Education Foundation, Richmond, VA. $15,000, 2010. 

For operating support for Partnership for the Virginia Governor’s Career 

and Technical Education Exemplary Standards. 

Eden Hall Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to southwestern PA. No support for private 

foundations, sectarian or denominational religious organizations (except 

those providing direct educational or health care services to the public), 

or political or fraternal organizations. No grants to individuals, or 

generally for operating budgets, endowments, or deficit financing. 

1991. Westminster College, New Wilmington, PA. $333,334, 2009. For 

renovations to McGill Library. 

Samuel S. Fels Fund 

Limitations: Giving limited to the City of Philadelphia, PA. No support for 

national organizations, day or after-school care programs, routine social 

services or counseling, drug and alcohol addiction programs, religious 

education, private schools, hospitals, programs for animals, or summer 

recreation programs. No grants for endowment or building funds, travel, 

research, publications, deficit financing, scholarships, fellowships, 

purchase of tickets, tables, ads or sponsorships, parties, conferences, 

fairs and festivals, or disease research. 

1992. Free Library of Philadelphia, Friends of the, Philadelphia, PA. $15,000, 


The Grable Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southwestern PA. No grants to individuals, or 

for scholarships, endowment funds or fundraising. 

1993. Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Foundation, North Hollywood, 

CA. $10,000, 2010. For Fred Rogers Memorial Scholarship for Pittsburgh 

area student in high-quality interactive media and game design for 

children. 

1994. B. F. Jones Memorial Library, Aliquippa, PA. $17,500, 2010. To support 

outreach and program for children living in Aliquippa area. 

1995. Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA. $50,000, 2010. To 

support position of Digital Learning Librarian for teen services at the 

library. 

1996. Cooper-Siegel Community Library, Pittsburgh, PA. $30,000, 2010. To 

support operations of new library branch in underserved community. 

1997. Focus on Renewal Sto-Rox Neighborhood Corporation, McKees Rocks, 

PA. $50,000, 2010. To support Father Ryan Arts Center and Sto-Rox 

Children’s Library. 

1998. Monessen Public Library and District Center, Monessen, PA. $36,502, 

2010. To support robotics programs for children ages 9-14 at library 

locations. 

1999. New Sun Rising, Pittsburgh, PA. $35,000, 2010. For construction of 

children’s space within new Millvale Community Library. 

The Heinz Endowments 

Limitations: Giving primarily to southwestern PA. Funding for projects outside 

the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is generally only at specific request 

of the foundation. No support for for-profit organizations. No grants to 

individuals. 

2000. 3 Rivers Connect, Pittsburgh, PA. $250,000, 2010. To enhance DRP 

to connect educators to learning resources and best practices. 


PENNSYLVANIA—Heinz Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

2001. 3 Rivers Connect, Pittsburgh, PA. $170,000, 2010. For economic and 

community revitalization efforts within city. 

2002. Carnegie Library of Homestead, Munhall, PA. $30,000, 2010. To hire 

consultant to assist strategic and business planning. 

2003. Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA. $150,000, 2010. To 

safeguard and provide public access to rare books and materials in 

Heritage Collection. 

2004. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $15,000, 2010. For program and 

operating support for nonprofits and grantmakers. 

2005. Martin Luther King, Jr. Reading and Cultural Center, Pittsburgh, PA. 

$10,000, 2010. To plan multi-week intervention to Middle School males 

in education-economic-social leadership. 

Hillman Family Foundations 

(formerly Henry L. Hillman Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the following areas: Hillman Foundation: 

Pittsburgh and Southwestern PA; Henry L. Hillman Foundation: Pittsburgh 

and Southwestern PA; Mary Hillman Jennings Foundation: Pittsburgh and 

Southwestern PA; Elsie H. Hillman Foundation: Pittsburgh and 

Southwestern PA; Polk Foundation: Pittsburgh, PA; Juliet Lea Simonds 

Foundation: Pittsburgh, PA and New York City, NY; Audrey Hillman Fisher 

Foundation: Pittsburgh, PA, Santa Barbara, CA, and central NH; Henry 

Lea Hillman, Jr. Foundation: Portland, OR; William Talbott Hillman 

Foundation: Pittsburgh, PA and New York City, NY; Dylan Todd Simonds 

Foundation: San Francisco, CA and Pittsburgh, PA; Talbott & Carter 

Simonds Foundation: New York City, NY and Pittsburgh, PA; Henry John 

Simonds Foundation: New York City, NY and Pittsburgh, PA; Justin Brooks 

Fisher Foundation: Boulder, CO and Pittsburgh, PA; Matthew Hillman 

Fisher Foundation: Pittsburgh, PA, New York City, NY and Los Angeles, 

CA; Lilah Hilliard Fisher Foundation: New York City, NY and Pittsburgh, 

PA; Nina Baldwin Fisher Foundation: Pittsburgh, PA, Juliet Ashby Hillman 

Foundation: Portland, OR, Summer Lea Hillman Foundation: Portland, 

OR. No grants to individuals, or for deficit financing, publications, or 

conferences; no loans. 

2006. 3 Rivers Connect, Pittsburgh, PA. $25,000, 2010. Toward Pittsburgh 

Today regional indicators initiative. 

2007. Mattress Factory, Pittsburgh, PA. $125,000, 2010. 2-year grant. 

Toward OPEN Archive Project. 

Roy A. Hunt Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Boston, MA, and Pittsburgh, PA, areas, also 

in CA, ID, NH, ME, and OH. No grants to individuals. 

2008. Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA. $110,000, 2011. To 

purchase and installation of new exterior lighting for the Hunt Library. 

2009. Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA. $10,000, 2011. For Dean 

of University Libraries’ Discretionary Fund. 

The Lenfest Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northern DE, southern NJ, and southeastern and 

south central PA. No support for disease research. No grants to 

individuals (except for Lenfest scholarships), political organizations, 

religious programs or activities, university presses, tickets, tables or 

sponsorships or conferences, or organizations that deal with health, 

physical or mental disabilities; no loans. 


2010. For One Book Program. 

John R. McCune Charitable Trust 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southwestern PA. No grants to individuals. 

2011. Carnegie Library of Homestead, Munhall, PA. $20,000, 2009. For 


McCune Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in western PA, with emphasis on the Pittsburgh 

area. No grants to individuals. 

2012. Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA. $250,000, 2010. For 

compact shelving and additional materials to support Library’s efforts to 

permanently relocate and store Heritage Collection. 

The McLean Contributionship 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Philadelphia, PA, area; some funding 

also in Nashua, NH, and Lake, Osceola and Pasco counties in FL. No 


2013. Easttown Library, Berwyn, PA. $30,000, 2010. Toward the redesign of 

the entrance from the lobby into the main area of the Library, allowing 

for the addition of shelving for the display of new materials. 

2014. Jenkintown Library, Jenkintown, PA. $47,100, 2010. Toward the 

replacement of the HVAC for the second floor children’s room, the 

HVAC’s for the first floor, zones 1-3, and the boilers. 

2015. North Wales Library, North Wales, PA. $20,000, 2010. Toward 

upgrading technology to provide telecommuting, teleconferencing, and 

continuity of operations capabilities for local business and residents. 

2016. Rosenbach Museum and Library, Philadelphia, PA. $20,000, 2010. 

Toward the installation of the rediscovered 4’ x 13’ mural by illustrator 

Maurice Sendak. 

2017. Society of Environmental Journalists, Jenkintown, PA. $15,000, 2010. 

Toward creating mobile content systems that would serve the needs and 

interests of concerned citizens, journalists, students, educators, citizen 

journalists and bloggers. 

2018. Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. $71,226, 2010. Toward 

endowment to preserve, catalog, and digitize the Philadelphia Bulletin 

collection (in the following three areas: Sports, Independence Hall and 

Newspapers). 

Richard King Mellon Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Southwestern PA. No grants to individuals, or 

for fellowships or scholarships, or conduit organizations. 

2019. 3 Rivers Connect, Pittsburgh, PA. $230,000, 2010. Toward support of 

the PittsburghTODAY and Enterprise Journalism initiatives of The 

Regional Indicator Program and completion of the Homewood Community 

Insight Project. 

2020. Ligonier Valley Library Association, Ligonier, PA. $200,000, 2010. 

Toward renovation of the library basement into a multi-functional 

community room. 

2021. Senator John Heinz History Center, Pittsburgh, PA. $500,000, 2010. 

Toward support of the archives of the Historical Society of Western 

Pennsylvania. 

The William Penn Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Philadelphia region, including 

Camden, NJ. (An expanded region for some environmental grants may 

be viewed on the foundation web site). No support for sectarian religious 

activities, recreational programs, political lobbying or legislative 

activities, nonpublic schools, pass-through organizations, mental health 

or retardation treatment programs, or programs focusing on a particular 

disease, disability, or treatment for addiction, or profit-making 

enterprises; no support for private foundations. No grants to individuals, 

or for debt reduction, hospital capital projects, medical research, 

programs that replace lost government support, housing construction or 

rehabilitation, scholarships, or fellowships; no loans (except for 


2022. Free Library of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. $10,000, 2010. For 

Regional Foundation Center to provide programming and outreach for 

grantmakers and grantseekers in the Philadelphia region, enhance print 

and electronic collections, and provide staff with professional 

development opportunities. 

2023. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $49,500, 2010. Toward annual 

support of this membership organization serving the public good by 

promoting and enhancing responsible and effective philanthropy. 

2024. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $24,500, 2010. Toward annual 

support of this membership organization serving the public good by 

promoting and enhancing responsible and effective philanthropy. 

2025. Public Health Management Corporation, Philadelphia, PA. $699,432, 

2010. 3-year grant. Toward the Community Health Database, which 

provides regional, community-based nonprofit organizations with the 

necessary information to address health and social needs by building 

capacity to track emerging problems and target specific populations. 

The Philadelphia Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and 

Philadelphia counties in southeastern PA, except for designated funds. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Champlin—RHODE ISLAND 

No support for religious purposes; generally, low priority given to national 

organizations, government agencies, large budget agencies, public or 

private schools, or umbrella funding organizations. No grants to 

individuals (except for scholarships), or for annual or capital campaigns, 

building funds, land acquisition, endowment funds, research, 

publications, tours or trips, conferences, or deficit financing; no loans. 

2026. Free Library of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA. $500,000, 2010. For 

LEAP After School Program. 

2027. Public Health Management Corporation, Philadelphia, PA. $10,000, 

2010. For Community Health Data Base. 

2028. Rosenbach Museum and Library, Philadelphia, PA. $35,000, 2010. For 

education programs. 

The Pittsburgh Foundation 

Limitations: Giving from unrestricted funds limited to Pittsburgh and Allegheny 

County, PA. No support for sectarian purposes, private and parochial 

schools, or hospitals (from unrestricted funds). No grants to individuals 

(from unrestricted funds except for the Isabel P. Kennedy Award) or for 

annual campaigns, endowment funds, travel, operating budgets, 

fellowships, internships, awards, special events or research of a highly 

technical or specialized nature; no loans (except for program related 

investments). 

2029. Allegheny County Library Association, Pittsburgh, PA. $50,000, 2010. 

To launch initiative to encourage its member libraries to adopt and 

implement energy management projects. 

2030. Allegheny County Library Association, Pittsburgh, PA. $25,000, 2010. 

To launch initiative where member libraries implement and adopt energy 

projects. 

2031. Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA. $25,000, 2010. For teen 

reading room at Squirrel Hill Library. 



2033. GreatNonprofits, Menlo Park, CA. $10,000, 2010. To add community 

reviews functionality to The Pittsburgh Foundation website. 

2034. Martin Luther King, Jr. Reading and Cultural Center, Pittsburgh, PA. 

$15,000, 2010. For recovery and strategic planning. 

2035. New Sun Rising, Pittsburgh, PA. $15,000, 2010. For Millvale Children’s 

Library. 

The PNC Foundation 

(formerly PNC Bank Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Washington, 

DC, DE, FL, IL, IN, KY, MD, MI, MO, NJ, OH, TN, VA, and WI, with emphasis 

on PA. No support for discriminatory organizations, churches, religious 

organizations, advocacy groups, private foundations. No grants to 

individuals, or for endowments, conferences, seminars, tickets, or 

advertising, or annual campaigns for hospitals, colleges, or universities; 

no loans (except for program-related investments). 



2037. Columbus Metropolitan Library, Columbus, OH. $15,000, 2010. For 


2038. Community Assessment, Referral and Education, Fraser, MI. $40,000, 


2039. Dayton Metro Library, Dayton, OH. $15,500, 2010. For general support. 

2040. Ellwood City Area Public Library, Ellwood City, PA. $10,000, 2010. For 


2041. Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library, Indianapolis, IN. $12,200, 


2042. Saint Louis County Library, Saint Louis, MO. $20,000, 2010. For 


Sarah Scaife Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC and VA. No support for 

nationally organized fundraising groups or generally for government 

agencies. No grants to individuals, or generally for event sponsorships, 

endowments, capital campaigns, or renovations; no loans. 

2043. Jamestown Foundation, Washington, DC. $125,000, 2009. For general 


John Templeton Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis. No support for the 

development of new business ventures or the creation of for-profit 

companies. No grants for academic scholarships for individuals or 

groups, endowment funds, building funds, real estate holdings, capital 

campaigns, or artistic productions; no grants for the purchase of 

equipment, unless deemed a vital and necessary component of a larger 

research project falling within the foundation’s funding purposes; and no 

grants for general operating support to universities, institutions, or 


2044. International Society for Science and Religion, Cambridge, England. 

$172,974, 2009. For The Science and Religion Library Initiative. 

Harry C. Trexler Trust 

Limitations: Giving limited to Lehigh County, PA. No grants to individuals, or for 

endowment funds, research, scholarships, or fellowships; no loans. 

2045. Allentown Public Library, Allentown, PA. $75,000, 2011. For operating 

support. 

2046. Slatington Public Library, Slatington, PA. $10,000, 2011. For computer 

equipment. 

RHODE ISLAND 

The Carter Family Charitable Trust 

Limitations: Giving primarily in RI, with emphasis on Providence. No support for 

religious organizations. No grants to individuals. 

2047. Providence Community Library, Providence, RI. $10,000, 2010. For 




The Champlin Foundations 

Limitations: Giving primarily in RI. No support for churches (with few exceptions) 

or generally for daycare centers, housing, mental health counseling 

centers or senior centers. No grants to individuals; or for program or 

operating expenses, administrative facilities, equipment, books, films, 

videos, plays, or for multi-year grants. 

2049. Brown University, Providence, RI. $1,700,000, 2010. Toward the 

construction of the library at the new Alpert Medical School; Champlin 

Undergraduate Scholars; Champlin Medical Scholars; and The George S. 

Champlin Memorial Stamp Collection. 

2050. Clark Memorial Library, Carolina, RI. $28,500, 2010. For new roof and 

exterior doors. 

2051. Cranston Public Library, Cranston, RI. $81,650, 2010. For new roof top 

heating and air unit and HVAC upgrades both at the Central Library. 

2052. Cumberland Public Library, Cumberland, RI. $11,425, 2010. For tinting 

of all windows in the new wing. 

2053. East Providence Public Library, East Providence, RI. $43,000, 2010. 

For 3M Self Check System and security camera system interior and 

exterior. 

2054. East Smithfield Public Library, Smithfield, RI. $15,630, 2010. To install 

radiant heating system in front of main entrance and handicapped ramp 

and parking lot improvements. 

2055. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $10,000, 2010. For program 

support. 

2056. Glocester Manton Free Public Library, Chepachet, RI. $13,320, 2010. 

For new carpet. 

2057. Hope Library Association, Hope, RI. $11,250, 2010. For new roof. 

2058. Lincoln Public Library, Lincoln, RI. $25,070, 2010. For new carpeting. 

2059. Mayor Salvatore Mancini Union Free Library, North Providence, RI. 

$17,750, 2010. For 3M Self Check System with software and V scanner. 

2060. Newport Public Library, Newport, RI. $32,020, 2010. For 3M Bookcheck 

Unit and a 3M SelfCheck system. 

2061. North Scituate Public Library, North Scituate, RI. $235,200, 2010. 

Toward construction costs related to the new addition. 


RHODE ISLAND—Champlin Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

2062. Ocean State Libraries, Warwick, RI. $97,915, 2010. For technology for 

the Consortium and the individual member libraries. 

2063. Pascoag Public Library, Pascoag, RI. $252,000, 2010. For construction 

of addition to the existing library. 

2064. Pawtucket Public Library, Pawtucket, RI. $32,500, 2010. For furniture 

for the children’s library. 

2065. Portsmouth Free Public Library, Portsmouth, RI. $77,950, 2010. For 

new roof. 


computers and related software and upgrades to the HVAC control 

system. 

2067. Rhode Island Historical Society, Providence, RI. $125,000, 2010. For 

new roof for the Society’s Library building. 

2068. Rhode Island Supreme Court, Providence, RI. $89,020, 2010. For lobby 

and entrance restoration for the State Law Library. 

2069. South Kingstown Public Library, Peace Dale, RI. $100,000, 2010. 

Toward the cost of roof replacement and exterior painting of the Kingston 

Free Library. 

2070. Warwick Public Library, Warwick, RI. $59,880, 2010. To equip and 

furnish a new teen room. 

2071. West Warwick Public Library System, West Warwick, RI. $15,215, 

2010. For rooftop air conditioning compressor. 

CVS Caremark Charitable Trust, Inc. 

(formerly CVS/pharmacy Charitable Trust, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in areas of company operations 

including Puerto Rico. 

2072. Rhode Island Quality Institute, Providence, RI. $500,000, 2009. For 

program funding. 

The Rhode Island Foundation 

(also known as The Rhode Island Community Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving through discretionary funds limited to RI. No support for 

religious organizations for sectarian purposes (except as specified by 

donors). No grants for endowment funds, research, hospital equipment, 

capital needs of health organizations, annual campaigns, deficit 

financing, or educational institutions for general operating expenses. 

2073. East Bay Community Action Program, Newport, RI. $10,000, 2010. For 

Electronic Dental Health Records. 

2074. Hingham Public Library, Friends of the, Hingham, MA. $16,000, 2010. 


2075. Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA. $125,000, 2010. For Woodcock 

Rotunda at Linderman Library. 

2076. Providence Community Library, Providence, RI. $15,000, 2010. For 


2077. Providence Public Library, Providence, RI. $12,500, 2010. For purchase 

of Whaling Logbook for Nicholson Collection. 


Rhode Island Foundation Fellows Program. 


Ecological Communities Database Protocol and Nomenclature. 

2080. Rhode Island Parent Information Network, Pawtucket, RI. $50,000, 

2010. For HealthRight’s Health Care Reform Policy Project. 

2081. Tiverton Library Services, Tiverton, RI. $10,000, 2010. For Developing 

the Fundraising Capacity of Tiverton Library Foundation. 

van Beuren Charitable Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Newport County, RI. No grants to individuals. 



SOUTH CAROLINA 

Mary Black Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Spartanburg County, SC. No support for political 

organizations or for proselytizing religious work. No grants to individuals 

or for general fundraising solicitations. 

2083. Spartanburg County Public Library, Spartanburg, SC. $70,000, 2009. 

For ECD Early Literacy. 

2084. United Way of the Piedmont, Spartanburg, SC. $40,000, 2009. For 

Imagination Library Project. 

Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina 

(formerly The Community Foundation Serving Coastal South Carolina) 

Limitations: Giving in eight coastal counties of SC: Beaufort, Berkeley, 

Charleston, Colleton, Dorchester, Georgetown, Hampton and Jasper. No 

support for religious activities or private foundations. No grants to 

individuals (except for designated scholarship funds), or for 

endowments, deficit financing, dinners or other special one-time events, 

or generally for building funds. 

2085. Colleton County Memorial Library, Walterboro, SC. $14,810, 2011. 

2086. Georgetown County Library, Georgetown, SC. $50,000, 2011. For 

BYTES (Bunnelle Youth Technology Series). 







The Fullerton Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NC and SC. No grants to individuals. 

2090. MemoryCare, Inc., Asheville, NC. $57,500, 2010. To expand teaching 

and education outreach beyond family caregivers to health care 

professionals. 

The Spartanburg County Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Spartanburg County, SC, area. No support for 

religious organizations for sectarian purposes. No grants to individuals 

(except designated scholarship funds), or for operating budgets, annual 

campaigns, deficit financing, land acquisition, film projects, publication 

of books or reports, or endowment funds; no loans. 

2091. Union County Carnegie Library, Union, SC. $25,000, 2009. 

2092. Union County Carnegie Library, Union, SC. $11,000, 2009. 

The Springs Close Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly Springs Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving limited to Chester, Lancaster and York Counties, SC. No 

grants to individuals (except for student loans), or for travel expenses. 


2009. For honorarium for LS&C and TSCF Planning Retreat. 

SOUTH DAKOTA 

Engelsma Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MN. No grants to individuals. 

2094. Gustavus Adolphus College, Saint Peter, MN. $48,400, 2009. For 

library and Lloyd and Frances Engelsma Scholarship. 

Larson Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in SD, with emphasis on Brookings. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Latimer—TENNESSEE 

2095. A. H. Brown Library Foundation, Mobridge, SD. $30,000, 2010. For 

building expansion. 

Bob & Ginny Peterson Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Sioux City, IA. No grants to individuals. 

2096. North Sioux City Community Library, Friends of, North Sioux City, SD. 

$50,000, 2009. For unrestricted support. 

Gwendolyn L. Stearns Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Rapid City, SD. 

2097. United Way of the Black Hills, Rapid City, SD. $10,000, 2009. To 

sponsor library literacy program. 

TENNESSEE 

The Assisi Foundation of Memphis, Inc. 

(formerly Assisi Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Greater Memphis area of Shelby, Fayette 

and Tipton Counties, TN; Crittenden County, AR and Desoto County, MS. 

No grants to individuals, fundraising, tickets for benefits, lobbying, 

budget deficits, or for tournament fees and/or travel for athletic 

competitions, scholarships or for replacement of government funding 

cuts. 

2098. Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence, Memphis, TN. $100,000, 2010. For 


Benwood Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Chattanooga, TN, area. No support for 

political organizations or causes. No grants to individuals, financial 

deficits, fundraising, or endowments, no loans (except for 


2099. Gila Valley Library, Gila, NM. $10,000, 2009. For Murals Project. 

Christy-Houston Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to Rutherford County, TN. No support for religious, 

political, or veterans’ organizations or historical societies. No grants to 

individuals, operating expenses or endowments. 

2100. Linebaugh Public Library, Murfreesboro, TN. $282,387, 2009. For new 

ID system and library improvements. 

The Clayton Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to areas of company operations, particularly where 

Clayton Banks and other family businesses are located in TN. No support 

for private or supporting foundations, non-US charities, or political 

activities. No grants to individuals, or for fundraisers, social or sporting 

events, advertising, conferences, trips, tours, or seed money. 

2101. Sevier County Public Library System, Foundation for the, Sevierville, TN. 

$10,000, 2009. For General Fund. 

Community Foundation of Greater Memphis 

Limitations: Giving limited to Crittenden County, AR, DeSoto, Marshall, Tate, 

and Tunica counties, MS, and Fayette, Shelby, and Tipton counties, TN. 

No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for endowments, 

capital or building funds, annual campaigns, code enforcement, or core 

operating costs; no loans. 

2102. Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence, Memphis, TN. $15,000, 2010. 

2103. Omprakash Foundation, New Canaan, CT. $16,067, 2010. To support 

Joint Work with Health. 

2104. Tennessee Charter Schools Association, Memphis, TN. $25,000, 


Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, Inc. 

(formerly Nashville Community Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving limited to serving the 40 counties comprising the middle TN 

area. No support for private foundations, religious or sectarian purposes, 

private schools, biomedical or clinic studies (other than those related to 

breast cancer), or fundraising feasibility studies. No grants for 

fundraising events, debt retirement, annual and capital campaigns, 

endowment campaigns, general operations, advertising, sponsorships, 

trips, conferences, computers or equipment. 

2105. Americans for the Arts, Washington, DC. $20,000, 2010. For the 

National Arts Awards sponsorship and the BCA Ten 2010 sponsorship. 

2106. Books from Birth of Middle Tennessee, Nashville, TN. $35,000, 2010. 

For Imagination Library. 

2107. Conexion Americas, Nashville, TN. $50,000, 2010. For rental 

assistance, construction materials, and appliances to families affected 

by the May 2010 Flood. 

2108. Conexion Americas, Nashville, TN. $10,000, 2010. For direct 

assistance to victims of the May 2010 Flood in Davidson County. 

2109. Conexion Americas, Nashville, TN. $10,000, 2010. For disaster relief 

efforts for the May 2010 Flood. 

2110. Lynnville, City of, Lynnville, TN. $10,000, 2010. For Library Friends’ 

Fund of the Robert B. Jones Memorial Library and Museum. 

2111. Nashville Public Library Foundation, Nashville, TN. $12,000, 2010. 

2112. Nashville Public Library Foundation, Nashville, TN. $10,000, 2010. For 

2010 First Edition Society. 


Literary Award Gala sponsorship. 

2114. United Way of Metropolitan Nashville, Nashville, TN. $10,000, 2010. 

For the disaster relief efforts of 2-1-1. 

The HCA Foundation 

(formerly Columbia/HCA Healthcare Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in middle TN. No support for political organizations, 

individual churches or schools, organizations established less than 3 

years ago, or arts and culture, athletic, environmental or wildlife, or civic 

or international affairs organizations. No grants to individuals, or for 

advertising or sponsorships or social events or similar fundraising 

activities. 

2115. Health Assist Tennessee, Nashville, TN. $50,000, 2009. For Program 

Funding. 



Hyde Family Foundations 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Memphis, TN. No support for political 

organizations. No grants to individuals. 

2117. Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence, Memphis, TN. $10,000, 2009. For 



2009. For General Operating Support. 


2009. For General Operating Support. 


2009. For TCSA/EdTec Charter School Operations Manual. 


2009. For TCSA/EdTec Charter School Operations Manual. 

International Paper Company Foundation 


some emphasis on Memphis, TN; giving also in Africa through the World 

Food Program. No support for veterans’ or labor groups, religious or 

political groups, lobbying organizations, or discriminatory organizations. 

No grants to individuals, or for scholarships, endowments, capital 

campaigns, sponsorships, advertising, travel, national conferences, 

sporting events, or other one-time events; no loans. 

2122. Responsible Environmentalism Foundation, Temperate Forest 

Foundation, Beaverton, OR. $25,000, 2009. For teacher education 

projects. 

The Bill and Carol Latimer Charitable Foundation 

2123. Obion County Public Library, Union City, TN. $39,228, 2009. 


TENNESSEE—Poplar Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

The Poplar Foundation 

(formerly The Longleaf Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Memphis, TN. 


2009. 

TEXAS 

Abell-Hanger Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to TX, within the Midland and Ector counties. No 

support for individuals, or for individual scholarships or fellowships; no 

loans. 


TX. $25,000, 2010. For unrestricted operating support. 


TX. $15,000, 2010. For the Arlen L. Edgar Distinguished Lecture Series. 

Albert and Margaret Alkek Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to TX. No support for political purposes or 

organizations. No grants to individuals, or for fundraising events or 

student organizations; no loans. 

2127. Bandera County Library, Bandera, TX. $30,000, 2009. For program 

support. 

2128. Texas State University, San Marcos, TX. $200,000, 2009. For library 

reference services. 

Amarillo Area Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to the 26 northernmost counties of the Texas 

Panhandle region. No support for private or parochial schools, national, 

state, or local fundraising activities, or religious activities or programs 

that serve or appear to serve specific religious groups, or denominations. 

No grants to individuals (except for the scholarship program), or generally 

for operating budgets, annual campaigns, deficit financing, endowment 

funds, publications, conferences, travel, research projects, or historic 

preservation; no loans. 

2129. Dalhart Education Foundation, Dalhart, TX. $50,000, 2010. For 

renovation and expansion of Dallam/Hartley County Library. 

2130. Panhandle Regional Planning Commission, Amarillo, TX. $100,000, 

2010. To support implementation of the Regional Emergency Mass 

Notification System. 

M. D. Anderson Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in TX, with emphasis on the Houston area. No 

grants to individuals, or for operating funds or endowments. 

2131. Julia Ideson Library Preservation Partners, Houston, TX. $100,000, 

2009. To expand and restore the Julia Ideson Library Building. 

AT&T Foundation 

(formerly SBC Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in areas of company operations. No 

support for religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire 

community, or for political, discriminatory, or disease-specific 

organizations, or medical clinics and research. No grants for capital 

campaigns, endowment funds, goodwill ads, sports programs or events, 

or cause-related marketing. 


$40,000, 2010. For renovation and multimedia components for the 

George Bush Presidential Library and Museum. 

BNSF Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to communities located on main BNSF Railway 

operating lines. No support for religious organizations, veterans’ or 

fraternal organizations, national health organizations, corporate 

memberships, taxpayer associations or other bodies whose activities are 

expected to directly benefit the corporation, or political organizations or 

candidates. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for 

general operating support, endowments, national health programs, 

loans, travel, corporate memberships, political campaigns, computers or 

computer-related projects, benefit tickets or courtesy advertising, tables 

and/or tickets to gala fundraisers, salaries, wages, or administrative 

expenses, or capital campaigns. 

2133. Linda Hall Library Trust, Kansas City, MO. $25,000, 2010. 

2134. University of Missouri, John W. Barriger III National Railroad Library, 

Saint Louis, MO. $20,000, 2010. 

The Boeing Company Charitable Trust 


operations, with emphasis on WA. No support for political candidates or 

organizations, religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire 

community, athletic groups, hospitals, school affiliated orchestras, 

bands, choirs, or drama groups. No grants to individuals, or for adoption 

services, memorials, endowments, travel, walk-a-thons, athletic events 

(except for Special Olympics), door prizes or raffles, medical research, 

school affiliated trips, yearbooks, or class parties, general operating 

support, fundraising events or activities, advertising, t-shirts, giveaways 

or promotional items, documentary films or books, debt reduction, 

dissertations or student research projects, loans, scholarships, 

fellowships, gifts, honoraria, gratuities, or capital campaigns for rental 

properties. 

2135. Child Care Resources, Seattle, WA. $88,000, 2010. To support Parent 

Education for Success/Child. 

2136. Washington State Child Care Resource and Referral Network, Tacoma, 

WA. $100,000, 2010. To support Early Childhood Academy. 

BP Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly BP Amoco Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AK, CA, Washington, DC, Chicago, IL, IN, LA, TX, 

China, Germany, Indonesia, and the United Kingdom. No support for 

religious, fraternal, political, social, or athletic organizations; generally, 

no support for organizations already receiving general operating support 

through the United Way. No grants to individuals, or for endowments, 

medical research, publications, or conferences. 

2137. Charities Aid Foundation UK, West Malling, England. $1,656,055, 

2009. For unrestricted support. 

The Brown Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in TX, with emphasis on Houston. No support for 

political organizations, private foundations, or religious organizations for 

religious purposes. No grants to individuals, or for operating deficits, 

debt retirement, testimonial dinners, marketing or fundraising events; no 

loans. 

2138. George W. Bush Foundation, Dallas, TX. $250,000, 2010. For 

construction of George W. Bush Presidential Center at Southern 

Methodist University. 

2139. Greater Houston Preservation Alliance, Houston, TX. $50,000, 2010. 

For Online History Museum and Digital Archive at Museum of Houston. 

2140. Houston-Harris County Immunization Registry, Houston, TX. $20,000, 


2141. Lubbock, City of, Lubbock, TX. $50,000, 2010. For West Texas Library 

System Collaborative Shared Regional Catalog. 


NY. $52,000, 2010. For purchase of books and for program support. 

2143. Rice University, Houston, TX. $101,700, 2010. For Museum 

Collaborative Research Partnership for fellowships in Art History Doctoral 

Program, James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy, 

Weber-Staub-Briscoe Collection and Excellence Fund in the George R. 

Brown School of Engineering’s Department of Statistics. 

2144. Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC. $35,000, 2010. For 

operating support for Archives of American Art and Cooper-Hewitt, 

National Design Museum. 

C.I.O.S. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in TX. No grants to individuals. 

2145. Hill House Austin, Austin, TX. $17,000, 2010. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services ExxonMobil—TEXAS 

Amon G. Carter Foundation 

Limitations: Giving largely restricted to Fort Worth and Tarrant County, TX. No 

grants to individuals, or for ongoing operating budgets, deficit financing, 

publications, or conferences; no loans. 

2146. Mental Health Connection of Tarrant County, Fort Worth, TX. $100,000, 

2010. For pilot program. 

2147. University of North Texas, Denton, TX. $100,000, 2010. For library 

program. 

Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Dallas, TX, area (for grants from unrestricted 

funds). No support for religious purposes from general fund or 

organizations which redistribute funds to other organizations. No grants 

to individuals (except for scholarships), or for continuing support, media 

projects or publications, deficit financing, endowment funds, fellowships, 

salaries, annual campaigns, or operational expenses of well-established 


2148. Allan Shivers Library and Museum, Woodville, TX. $273,280, 2010. For 

Library Building. 

2149. First Church of Christ Scientist, Boston, MA. $50,000, 2010. For 

$25,000 for general support, $12,500 to monitor Operating Fund and 

$12,500 for Mary Baker Eddy Library. 

2150. First Church of Christ Scientist, Boston, MA. $50,000, 2010. For 

$25,000 for general support, $12,500 to monitor Operating Fund and 

$12,500 for Mary Baker Eddy Library. 

2151. George W. Bush Foundation, Dallas, TX. $5,000,000, 2010. For 

construction of George W. Bush Presidential Center. 

2152. George W. Bush Foundation, Dallas, TX. $333,333, 2010. For George 

W. Bush Presidential Center. 


Presidential Library. 


Presidential Library. 

2155. George W. Bush Foundation, Dallas, TX. $20,000, 2010. For George 

W. Bush Presidential Center. 

2156. George W. Bush Foundation, Dallas, TX. $20,000, 2010. For George W 

Bush Presidential Center. 


support. 



2159. Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX. $75,000, 2010. For Building 

Fund for George W. Bush Presidential Library. 

2160. Texas Book Festival, Austin, TX. $10,000, 2010. For Texas Public 

Library Literacy Grant and Technology Grant. 

2161. Wilkinson Center, Dallas, TX. $37,875, 2010. For general support. 




Community Foundation of Abilene 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Abilene, TX, area. No support for sectarian 

religious purposes. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or 

for continuing support, capital debt reduction, medical or scholar 

research, fundraising events, travel, maintenance expenses, 

membership fees, or endowment funds; no loans or program-related 

investments, or multi-year grants (generally). 

2165. Abilene Library Consortium, Abilene, TX. $120,000, 2009. For program 

support. 

Community Foundation of North Texas 

(formerly The Community Foundation of Metropolitan Tarrant County) 

Limitations: Giving limited to Tarrant County, TX for discretionary grants. No 

grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for deficit financing, 

endowments or emergency funds, matching grants, publications, 

research, continuing support, or conferences and seminars. 

2166. Gill Childrens Services, Fort Worth, TX. $30,000, 2009. For general 


The Cullen Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to TX, with emphasis on Houston. No support for 

religious organizations directly. No grants to individuals, or for 

underwriting or sponsorship of fundraising events; no loans. 


2009. For expansion and renovation of the Julia Ideson Library. 

The Dallas Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily to the City and County of Dallas, TX. No support 

for religious purposes from discretionary funds. No grants to individuals 

from discretionary funds, or for endowments, research, operating 

budgets, annual campaigns, debt retirement, or underwriting of 

fundraising events; generally no multi-year grants. 

2168. Dallas Public Library, Friends of the, Dallas, TX. $41,221, 2010. 


2170. Planned Parenthood of North Texas, Dallas, TX. $18,900, 2010. For 

installation of electronic health records (EHR) system. 

2171. Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, Dallas, TX. $25,000, 2010. For salary 

support to continue information and referral program. 

2172. Wilkinson Center, Dallas, TX. $40,000, 2010. For case manager salary 

and direct assistance. 

2173. Wilkinson Center, Dallas, TX. $40,000, 2010. Toward support of 

programs, specifically to be used toward case manager salary and direct 

assistance. 

The Michael and Susan Dell Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a local (central TX) , regional, national and international 

basis (international emphasis is on India). No support for medical 

research. No grants to individuals except for scholarship program, or for 

fundraisers, sponsorships, or endowments. 

2174. Akshara Foundation, Bangalore, India. $106,165, 2009. For 

School-Based Libraries in Bangalore. 

2175. Austin Public Library Foundation, Austin, TX. $92,500, 2009. For 

Connected Youth Project. 

2176. Centex Systems Support Services, Georgetown, TX. $450,000, 2009. 

For Regional Electronic Medical Records and Practice Management - 

Operational Support. 


For promoting public reporting and transparency of social performance 

indicators in microfinance. 


For promoting public reporting and transparency of social performance 

indicators in microfinance. 


For Social Performance Reporting Awards for Microfinance Institutions. 

John S. Dunn Research Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to TX. No grants to individuals, or for multi-year or 

seed money grants. 

2180. Mental Health America of Greater Houston, Houston, TX. $25,000, 

2009. To support information and referral service and pro bono 

counseling program. 

ExxonMobil Foundation 

(formerly ExxonMobil Education Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on national and international basis, primarily in areas of 

company operations in Baldwin and Mobile counties, AL, Anchorage, 

Fairbanks, and North Slope, AK, Santa Barbara County and Torrance, CA, 

Cortez and Rio Blanco County, CO, Washington, DC, LaGrange, GA, Joliet, 

IL, Kingman and Stevens County, KS, Baton Rouge, Chalmette, and 

Grand Isle, LA, Billings, MT, Clinton and Paulsboro, NJ, Rochester, NY, 

Akron, OH, Shawnee and Texas County, OK, Baytown, Beaumont, Dallas, 

Fort Worth, Houston, Midland, Odessa, and Tyler, TX, San Juan County, 

UT, Fairfax County and northern VA, and Lincoln, Sublette, and 

Sweetwater counties, WY; giving also to national and international 

organizations. No support for political or religious organizations or youth 

sports organizations. No grants to individuals, or for institutional 

scholarship or fellowship programs, capital campaigns, land acquisition, 

equipment, renovation projects, endowments, athletics, or scholarships; 

no loans. 

2181. Allergy and Asthma Network-Mothers of Asthmatics, Fairfax, VA. 

$100,000, 2010. For Project Support. 


TEXAS—ExxonMobil Grants for Libraries & Information Services 


2183. Resources First Foundation, Yarmouth, ME. $25,000, 2010. For Private 

Landowners’ Network. 

The William Stamps Farish Fund 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Houston, TX. No support for political 

organizations. No grants to individuals, or for annual campaigns, deficit 

financing, operating budgets, exchange programs, consulting services, 

or endowment funds; no loans. 

2184. Baylor College of Medicine, DeBakey Library and Museum, Houston, TX. 

$200,000, 2009. For establishment of DeBakey Library and Museum. 

2185. George W. Bush Foundation, Dallas, TX. $250,000, 2009. For annual 

giving, including Dallas office. 

The George Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Fort Bend County, TX. No support for religious, 

fraternal, or regranting organizations. No grants to individuals; or for 

travel, conferences, conventions, group meetings, or seminars, research 

or studies, films, videos, books or other media projects, direct mail 

campaigns, no loans. 

2186. Fort Bend County Library, Friends of the, Richmond, TX. $55,650, 2009. 

To promote early learning through accessibility to preschool computer 

programs. 

2187. Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation, Austin, TX. $67,123, 2009. For 

training and consultation for the Integrated Mental Health Initiative. 

2188. Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation, Austin, TX. $42,229, 2009. For 

training and consultation for the Integrated Mental Health Initiative. 

Hagedorn Fund 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York, NY. No support for private 

foundations. No grants to individuals, or for continuing support, seed 

money, emergency funds, deficit financing, endowment funds, matching 

gifts, special projects, publications, or conferences; no loans. 

2189. New York Public Library, New York, NY. $25,000, 2010. To support 

branch libraries in the Bronx. 

The Ewing Halsell Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to TX, with emphasis on southwestern TX, 

particularly San Antonio. No grants to individuals, or for deficit financing, 

emergency funds, general endowments, matching gifts, scholarships, 

fellowships, demonstration projects, general purposes, or conferences; 

no loans. 

2190. Dimmit County Public Library, Carrizo Springs, TX. $20,000, 2010. For 

Program Support. 

The Hamill Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Houston, TX. No grants to individuals. 

2191. Texas A & M Foundation, College Station, TX. $100,000, 2010. For 

scholarships and library collection. 

Hillcrest Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to TX, with emphasis on Dallas County. No grants 

to individuals or for general operating support; no loans. 

2192. C. C. Young Memorial Home, Dallas, TX. $82,000, 2010. For three-year 

lease of new electronic medication dispensing system and electronic 

medication administration record system. 

2193. Providence Christian School of Texas, Dallas, TX. $100,000, 2010. For 

capital campaign to construct new addition to include new classrooms 

for fifth through eighth grade, a new library, art room, preschool 

classrooms and gymnasium. 

2194. Saint Monica Catholic School, Dallas, TX. $50,000, 2010. To renovate 

library media center, provide space for new programs to encourage 

reading, establish new computer research center and replace old 

furniture. 

2195. Wilkinson Center, Dallas, TX. $20,000, 2010. For support of technology 

infrastructure, to redesign the website and move server to management 

office. 

Greater Houston Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Houston, TX. No grants to individuals (except 

for disaster relief funds). 

2196. Aurora Picture Show, Houston, TX. $20,000, 2010. For Library for 

2010. 


Sinapi Aba Trust. 


For annual giving. 



2201. George W. Bush Foundation, Dallas, TX. $10,000, 2010. For Private 

Dinner and Reception with President and Mrs. George W. Bush benefiting 

the George W. Bush Presidential Center. 



2010. 


2010. For restoration of the Julia Ideson Library. 


2010. For restoration of the library. 


2010. 

2207. Kinkaid School, Houston, TX. $10,997, 2010. For Jacomini Family 

Library. 

2208. Lucy Burns Institute, Madison, WI. $12,500, 2010. 

2209. Lucy Burns Institute, Madison, WI. $12,500, 2010. 

2210. Lyford Cay Foundation, Nassau, Bahamas. $50,000, 2010. For College 

of The Bahamas Library Fund. 

2211. Rosenberg Library Association, Galveston, TX. $25,000, 2010. 


2010. For General Fund and the 2010 Gala. 



Houston Endowment Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Houston, TX area, with some funding 

throughout the state for projects central to TX history. No support for 

religious organizations for religious purposes, or organizations that are 

the responsibility of the government. No grants to individuals (except for 

scholarships); or generally for fundraising activities including galas, 

lobbying or for individual memorials, or for scholarship programs other 

than the Jones Scholars. 

2214. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $22,500, 2010. 3-year grant. Toward 

sustaining and strengthening foundation information services. 

2215. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $20,000, 2010. 2-year grant. Toward 

the GuideStar Web site, which provides information about nonprofit 


2216. Houston Arts Alliance, Houston, TX. $160,000, 2010. 2-year grant. 

Toward development of a City Folklife and Traditional Arts Program that 

will research, document, preserve and present Houston’s rich folk 

cultural resources. 


2-year grant. For general operating support. 




2010. 2-year grant. Toward support for a Development Director. 

2220. Julia Ideson Library Preservation Partners, Houston, TX. $1,000,000, 

2010. For challenge grant toward Phase II expansion and restoration of 

the historic Julia Ideson Library. 

2221. Network of Behavioral Health Providers, Houston, TX. $100,000, 2010. 

2-year grant. Toward increasing the number of behavioral health care 

professionals in Houston. 

Helen Jones Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Lubbock, TX. No support for religious or political 

organizations. No grants to individuals. 

2222. Texas Tech University, Southwest Collection/Special Collection Library, 

Lubbock, TX. $25,000, 2009. For CopiBook Grayscale Stand Alone 

Scanning. 

2223. Texas Tech University, Southwest Collection/Special Collection Library, 

Lubbock, TX. $15,000, 2009. For History of the Book. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services RGK—TEXAS 

2224. Texas Tech University, Texas Tech University Libraries, Lubbock, TX. 

$60,000, 2009. For Knowledge Imagining Center. 

Kinder Foundation 

(formerly Richard D. Kinder Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in TX. No grants to individuals. 


General Fund. 


2010. For General Fund. 

Carl B. and Florence E. King Foundation 

Limitations: Giving in eastern and southern AR and in the Dallas-Fort Worth, 

TX, area, and defined areas of West TX. No support for religious 

organizations, or to non-exempt organizations. No grants to individuals 

directly, or for construction of churches or seminaries, or for religious 

programs (except for those that are social service based initiatives) or 

for ongoing operating expenses or funds to offset operating losses. No 

grants for loan financing; endowments; professional conferences or 

symposia; or balls, events, or for galas benefiting charitable 


2227. Alpine Public Library, Alpine, TX. $25,000, 2010. For capital support 

toward construction of Children’s Area and Courtyard in new library 

building. 

2228. Funding Information Center of Fort Worth, Fort Worth, TX. $10,000, 

2010. For capacity support for Research Library. 

2229. Odessa LINKS, Odessa, TX. $10,000, 2010. For program support to 

train additional nonprofit organizations on TapShare, shared homeless 

management software system. 

2230. Tom Green County Friends of the Library, San Angelo, TX. $25,000, 

2010. For capital support toward furnishing Children’s Division of new 

building. 

2231. Wilkinson Center, Dallas, TX. $35,000, 2010. For program support for 

Southeast Dallas Education Initiative, which provides GED instruction to 

adults in cooperation with Eastfield Community College. 

Robert J. Kleberg, Jr. and Helen C. Kleberg Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in TX. No support for organizations limited by race 

or religion or for community organizations outside TX. No grants to 

individuals, or for endowments, general operating expenses, deficit 

financing, capital for construction, or for indirect costs or overhead for 

research projects. 

2232. National Sporting Library, Middleburg, VA. $100,000, 2009. For Kleberg 

Memorial Gallery. 

Albert & Bessie Mae Kronkosky Charitable Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to Bandera, Bexar, Comal, and Kendall counties, TX. 

No support for religious or political activities, private or public education, 

or for economic development. No grants to individuals, scholarships, 

capital grants annual funds, or for galas and other events. 

2233. Kendalia Public Library, Kendalia, TX. $30,000, 2009. For ADA 

restroom construction. 

2234. Medina Community Library, Medina, TX. $15,000, 2009. For Outdoor 

Facilities Improvement. 

2235. United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County, San Antonio, TX. 

$50,000, 2009. For Alamo Area Community Information System. 

The Eugene McDermott Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Dallas, TX. No grants to individuals. 


Presidential Center at SMU. 

John P. McGovern Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in TX, with emphasis on Houston; giving also in 

the Southwest. No grants to individuals. 

2237. Galveston College, Galveston, TX. $20,000, 2009. For Universal Book 

Fund. 

2238. Houston Academy of Medicine, Texas Medical Center Library, Houston, 

TX. $80,000, 2009. For annual support. 


TX. $20,000, 2009. For Challenge Grant. 


TX. $10,000, 2009. For unrestricted support. 

2241. Houston Public Library Foundation, Houston, TX. $10,000, 2009. For 

Houston Chronicle Book and Author Dinner. 

2242. Houston Public Library Foundation, Houston, TX. $10,000, 2009. For 


2243. McGill University, Friends of, Montreal, Canada. $10,000, 2009. For 

Osler Library. 

2244. McGill University, Friends of, Montreal, Canada. $10,000, 2009. For 

general support by Osler Librarian. 

2245. Rosenberg Library, Galveston, TX. $25,000, 2009. For Annual Fund. 

2246. University of Houston-University Park, Houston, TX. $25,000, 2009. For 

John P. McGovern Foundation Library Materials Endowment. 

The Meadows Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to TX. No grants to individuals; generally, no grants 

for annual campaigns, fundraising events, professional conferences and 

symposia, travel expenses for groups to perform or compete outside of 

TX, construction of churches and seminaries, scholarships, or support 

of single artistic events or performances. 

2247. George W. Bush Foundation, George W. Bush Institute, Dallas, TX. 

$500,000, 2010. Toward start-up support for statewide middle school 

initiative designed to better prepare middle school students for high 

school and college success. 


2010. Toward design, publication and printing associated with report on 

family philanthropy. 

2249. Network of Behavioral Health Providers, Houston, TX. $50,000, 2010. 

Toward pilot program to increase the number of individuals choosing and 

receiving education in the field of behavioral health. 

2250. Texas Low Income Housing Information Service, Austin, TX. $71,000, 

2010. Toward efforts to increase number of new homes built with federal 

stimulus funds for low-income families. 

Permian Basin Area Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Permian Basin area of western TX, with 

consideration to southeastern NM. No grants to individuals (except for 

scholarships), or for ongoing operating expenses, basic research, 

endowment funds, deficit financing, or fundraising campaigns; generally 

no multi-year grants. 

2251. Alpine Public Library, Alpine, TX. $10,000, 2009. 

The Perot Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in TX. 

2252. Dallas Public Library, Friends of the, Dallas, TX. $20,000, 2009. To 

create McDermott Fine Books Center of Central Dallas Public Library. 

2253. George C. Marshall Research Foundation, Lexington, VA. $10,000, 

2009. For education and leadership programs. 

The Rees-Jones Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Dallas and North TX. No support for 

organizations lacking 501(c)(3) status. No grants to individuals, or for 

fundraising events, professional conferences, symposiums, 

performances or competition expenses, or toward general sustentation 

drives; generally limited grants for general operating expenses or annual 

campaigns; no loans. 

2254. Wilkinson Center, Dallas, TX. $58,000, 2009. For CLIMB UP 

after-school program which provides education and social support for 

teen youth. 

RGK Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis. No support for organizations limited by 

race or religion. No grants to individuals, or for deficit financing, capital 

campaigns, building renovations or endowment funds, indirect costs, 

special events, disaster relief funds, student research projects, political 

lobbying, or equipment; no loans. 

2255. Greenlights for Nonprofit Success, Austin, TX. $70,000, 2009. 3-year 

grant. To implement strategic plan to expand and improve services that 

address management needs of Central Texas nonprofits. 


TEXAS—RGK Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

2256. Greenlights for Nonprofit Success, Austin, TX. $40,000, 2009. For 

board members’ discretionary grant to upgrade to new Constituent 

Relationship Management system. 


For Read to Me L.A., early literacy initiative across all Los Angeles public 

library branches. 

2258. Manhattan Beach Education Foundation, Manhattan Beach, CA. 

$40,000, 2009. For board members’ discretionary grant to support 

science and computer lab specialists, reading enrichment and librarians 

at Manhattan Beach Unified School District elementary schools. 


2009. For Organizational Sustainability: Business Planning and 

Implementation, initiatives to extend Center’s reach as a pre-eminent 

resource on effective family giving. 

Roy & Christine Sturgis Charitable Trust 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AR and the Dallas, TX, area. No grants to 

individuals or for seminars; no loans. 

2260. Friends of Central Arkansas Libraries, Little Rock, AR. $25,000, 2010. 

For the construction of exhibit cases, creation of signage and lighting for 

floor space. 

2261. Wilkinson Center, Dallas, TX. $20,000, 2010. For Adult Education 

Services Program. 

T. L. L. Temple Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in counties in TX constituting the East Texas Pine 

Timber Belt. No support for private foundations. No grants to individuals, 

or for deficit financing. 

2262. Christian Information and Service Center, Lufkin, TX. $125,600, 2010. 

For General Support and Matching Grant. 

2263. Pineland, City of, Arthur Temple Senior Memorial Library, Pineland, TX. 

$169,600, 2010. For Customary Grant for General Support. 

2264. T.L.L. Temple Memorial Library and Archives, Diboll, TX. $584,239, 

2010. For Customary Matching Grant for General Support. 

Texas Instruments Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Dallas, TX. No 

support for private foundations, sectarian, denominational, or religious 

organizations, political parties or candidates, veterans’, fraternal, or 

labor organizations, or sport teams. No grants to individuals, or for 

sponsorships, endowments, political activities, courtesy advertising, 

program books, yearbooks, entertainment events, scholarships, or 

conferences, sporting events, golf tournaments, or travel or tours; no 

product donations. 

2265. Dallas Public Library, Friends of the, Dallas, TX. $50,000, 2009. 

The USAA Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Phoenix, AZ, Colorado Springs, CO, Tampa, FL, 

San Antonio, TX, and Norfolk, VA. No grants for capital campaigns (for 

colleges or universities) or for monuments or memorials. 

2266. San Antonio Public Library Foundation, San Antonio, TX. $10,000, 

2010. 

Valero Energy Foundation 

(formerly Ultramar Diamond Shamrock Foundation) 


TX. No grants to individuals. 

2267. Benicia Library Foundation, Benicia, CA. $35,000, 2009. For 

fundraising activities. 

2268. Nonprofit Resource Center of Texas, San Antonio, TX. $10,000, 2009. 

For fundraising activities. 

Crystelle Waggoner Charitable Trust 

Limitations: Giving limited to TX. No support for organizations not in existence 

before Jan., 1982. No grants to individuals, or for consulting services, 

deficit financing, or conferences; no loans. 

2269. Historic Fort Worth, Preservation Resource Center, Fort Worth, TX. 

$15,000, 2010. For program work generated from research. 

UTAH 

R. Harold Burton Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Salt Lake metropolitan area in UT. 

No grants for overhead expenses, or endowments. 

2270. University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT. $24,967, 2009. For Marriot 

Library. 

George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the intermountain area, particularly UT. No 

support for private foundations or conduit organizations. No grants to 

individuals, or for endowment funds, contingencies, deficits, debt 

reduction, conferences, seminars, or medical research. 

2271. Andrew S. Rowan Reading Room for the Blind, Salt Lake City, UT. 

$10,000, 2009. For general operating support of programs serving the 

visually impaired. 

2272. Community Health Connect, Provo, UT. $20,000, 2009. For Medical 

and Dental Volunteer Provider Network, which provides access to quality 

healthcare for uninsured or low-income residents of Utah County. 

2273. Youth LINC, Salt Lake City, UT. $10,000, 2009. For two programs: Utah 

Local Service Directory and Utah Young Humanitarian Award. 

S. J. & Jessie E. Quinney Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in UT. No grants to individuals. 

2274. University of Utah, Marriott Library, Salt Lake City, UT. $10,000, 2009. 


VERMONT 

Ben & Jerry’s Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis, with emphasis on St. Albans, South 

Burlington, and Waterbury, VT. No support for colleges or universities or 

state agencies. No grants to individuals, or for scholarship programs, 

discretionary or emergency funds, research projects, capital campaigns, 

religious programs, international or foreign-based programs, or social 

service programs. 

2275. Tides Center, Washington, DC. $10,000, 2009. For Global Community 

Monitor. 

National Life Group Charitable Foundation Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in VT, with 

emphasis on central VT. No support for veterans’ labor, religious, 

political, fraternal, or athletic organizations, organizations currently 

receiving Employee Action Grants, higher educational institutions (unless 

its an employee matching gift), daycare facilities, or discriminatory 

organizations. No grants to individuals, or for endowments, debt 

reduction, or school trips. 

2276. Kellogg-Hubbard Library, Montpelier, VT. $25,000, 2010. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Allen—WASHINGTON 

VIRGINIA 

Blue Moon Fund, Inc. 

(formerly W. Alton Jones Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving in Asia, primarily in China, the Greater Mekong region, and 

the Himalayas, in North America primarily in the Chesapeake, 

Appalachian and Gulf Coast regions, and in the Tropical Americas, 

primarily in the Andes-Amazon, the Eastern Amazon, and the 

Mesoamerica regions. No grants for lobbying, advertising, dissertations, 

thesis and other academic work. 

2277. Nonprofit Knowledge Works, New Orleans, LA. $100,000, 2009. For 

the publishing of the Katrina index and work with its recipients on 

fact-based, systematic approaches to problems in the rebuilding of New 

Orleans. 

The Lee and Juliet Folger Fund 

(formerly The Folger Fund) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC, MA and MD. No grants to 

individuals. 


Director’s Circle Program. 

2279. Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, DC. $10,000, 2010. For Gala 

Program. 


General Operating Expenses. 

Gannett Foundation, Inc. 


operations, with emphasis on AZ, Washington DC, FL, IN, MI, NY, OH, VA 

and the United Kingdom. No support for private foundations, regional or 

national organizations not addressing local needs, elementary or 

secondary schools (except for special initiatives not provided by regular 

school budgets), political action or legislative advocacy groups, medical 

or research organizations, fraternal groups, athletic teams, bands, 

veterans’ organizations, or volunteer firefighters. No grants to individuals 

(except for employee-related scholarships), or for religious programs or 

initiatives, endowments, or multi-year pledge campaigns. 

2281. Des Moines Public Library Foundation, Des Moines, IA. $25,000, 2010. 

For Final phase of campaign to fund the building of a new central library 

and the renovation and/or expansion of all five branch libraries. 

2282. Roberts Wesleyan College, Rochester, NY. $15,000, 2010. For new 

library. 

The Claude Moore Charitable Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in VA. No grants to individuals. 

2283. Loudoun Cares, Leesburg, VA. $75,000, 2009. For Claude Moore 

Community Builders - high school youth are matched with nonprofit 

organizations and work on volunteer services benefiting Loudoun 

residents. 

2284. Loudoun Cares, Leesburg, VA. $50,000, 2009. To purchase building. 

Norfolk Southern Foundation 


Atlanta, GA and Hampton Roads, Norfolk, and Roanoke, VA. No support 

for religious, fraternal, social, or veterans’ organizations, political or 

lobbying organizations, public or private elementary or secondary 

schools, sports or athletic organizations, community or private 

foundations or pass-through organizations, or disease-related 

organizations, hospitals, or social services organizations. No grants to 

individuals (except for employee-related scholarships), or for fundraising 

events, telethons, races, or benefits or sports or athletic activities. 

2285. Kennesaw Museum Foundation, Kennesaw, GA. $25,000, 2010. For 

capital support for new library and archives. 

2286. National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Atlanta, GA. $10,000, 

2010. For debt retirement from purchase of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 

Collection by Atlanta Community Foundation. 

Oak Hill Fund 

Limitations: Giving limited to the southeastern U.S., including AL, DE, FL, GA, 

KY, MD, MS, NC, TN, SC, VA, WV, and Washington, DC. The fund’s local 

program is limited to the Thomas Jefferson Planning District, in the 

foothills of central VA’s Blue Ridge Mountains; the district includes the 

city of Charlottesville and the counties of Albemarle, Greene, Louisa, 

Fluvanna, and Nelson. No support for organizations lacking 501(c)(3) 

status. No grants to individuals, or for capital campaigns, endowments, 

bricks and mortar projects, books, or films; no general operating support 

or support for research. 


$80,000, 2009. For Implementing Comprehensive Sex Ed in the 

Southeast. 

Samberg Family Foundation 


2288. Center for Jewish History, New York, NY. $55,000, 2009. 

Robert H. Smith Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC. No grants to individuals. 


SunTrust Foundation 

(formerly SunTust Mid-Atlantic Foundation) 


Washington, DC, MD, and VA. No support for government-supported, 

political, religious, or national organizations. No grants to individuals, or 

for research, scholarships, or fellowships; no loans. 

2290. Durham Library Foundation, Durham, NC. $10,000, 2009. 

2291. Petersburg Library Foundation, Petersburg, VA. $20,000, 2009. 

WASHINGTON 

The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Pacific Northwest, including AK, ID, MT, OR 

and WA. No support for sectarian or religious organizations whose 

principle activity is for the benefit of their own members or adherents, or 

for organizations whose policies or practices discriminate on the basis 

of ethnic, origin, gender, race, religion, or sexual orientation. No grants 

to individuals or for general operating support, annual appeals, federated 

campaigns, general fund drives, scholarships, special events or 

sponsorships, or for projects not aligned with the foundation’s specified 

program areas; no loans. 

2292. Americans for the Arts, Washington, DC. $30,000, 2010. To provide 

assessment tools for arts nonprofits in the Pacific Northwest. 

2293. Neill Public Library, Pullman, WA. $10,000, 2010. To enhance and 

promote Readers’ Advisory Services. 

2294. North Central Regional Library, Wenatchee, WA. $35,000, 2010. For 

Columbia River TeenReads initiative, on-line site to encourage teenagers 

to read and share their favorite authors, books, series, characters and 

more. 

2295. Port Townsend Public Library Foundation, Port Townsend, WA. $50,000, 

2010. For Community Read for Teens. 

2296. Seattle Public Library Foundation, Seattle, WA. $90,000, 2010. To 

support Readers’ Advisory Services. 

2297. Sno-Isle Regional Library Foundation, Marysville, WA. $85,000, 2010. 

For project to deliver customized library services to adult learners. 

2298. Tacoma Public Library, Tacoma, WA. $150,000, 2010. To support 

digital media StoryLab, which is designed to help teams of young adults 

move from being consumers of media in all its forms, to creators of 

media. Project is aimed at teens and young adults age 12 to 24. 


WASHINGTON—Bullitt Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

The Bullitt Foundation 

Limitations: Giving in the Pacific Northwest including AK, OR, WA, and British 

Columbia; giving also in ID and MT. No support for political organizations. 

No grants to individuals (except for fellowships), or for capital campaigns, 

equipment, building construction, or land acquisition. 

2299. Montana Environmental Information Center, Helena, MT. $50,000, 

2010. For Prairie to Pacific: Coal Free by 2015 Campaign. To support the 

organization’s campaign against coal-fired production facilities in the 

region with a specific focus on decommissioning of the Colstrip Power 

Complex. 

Campion Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in WA, ID, MT, AK and Western Canada (British 

Columbia, the North Western Territories and the Yukon) for wilderness 

protection. No support for salmon protection programs, or for water 

quality programs, environmental education programs or for energy, 

transportation or air-quality programs. No grants to individuals, or for land 

acquisition, capital construction projects. 



Marguerite Casey Foundation 

(formerly Casey Family Grants Program) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in four regions of the U.S.: CA; the Southwest, 

including the U.S./Mexico border; the Deep South; the Midwest, 

beginning in Chicago, IL; and WA state. No support for religious 

purposes. No grants to individuals, or for capital campaigns, 

endowments, fundraising drives, litigation, or film and video production. 

2301. National Education Association, Washington, DC. $10,000, 2009. To 

fund under-resourced school libraries. 


2009. To further the work of the Clinton Global Initiative on abject 

poverty. 

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation 

(formerly William H. Gates Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international basis to support initiatives 

in health, learning, poverty alleviation and development. United States 

giving has an emphasis on the Pacific Northwest, international giving 

emphasis is on South America, Africa, Europe, Asia and Australia. No 

support for religious purposes. No grants to individuals directly. 

2303. 501 Commons, Seattle, WA. $170,000, 2010. 3.25-year grant. For 

online nonprofit technical assistance referral system. 

2304. Aarhus, City of, Aarhus, Denmark. $85,000, 2010. For Aarhus Next 

Library conference and to provide scholarships for select attendees. 

2305. Alaska Department of Education and Early Development, Juneau, AK. 

$1,650,000, 2010. 3-year grant. For Alaska State Library’s project to 

improve high quality computing in public libraries through National 

Telecommunications and Information Administration’s Broadband 

Technology Opportunities Program. 

2306. American Library Association, Chicago, IL. $623,723, 2010. 5.75-year 

grant. For training to support the advocacy work of local library systems. 


grant. To maintain the capacity of Office for Information Technology Policy 

(OITP) to represent library community interests in the federal E-rate 

program, given significant policy reform efforts and the national 

broadband plan, in order to advance broadband infrastructure and 

access. 


grant. To administer a comprehensive study to assess the extent of 

public access computing, Internet connectivity and related services, and 

to understand specific impacts of public library funding changes on 

computer-based services in public libraries. 

2309. Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records, Phoenix, AZ. 

$726,330, 2010. 3-year grant. For Arizona State Library’s project to 




2310. California State Library, Sacramento, CA. $603,805, 2010. 2.25-year 

grant. For Pilot Opportunity Online broadband grant program. 


2-year grant. To act as intermediary for co-grant to support small-scale 

strategic initiatives for Global Health and Global Development in the 

United Kingdom. 

2312. China NPO Network, Beijing, China. $50,000, 2010. 1.25-year grant. 

To develop public database of knowledge on China’s private foundations. 

2313. Colorado State Library, Denver, CO. $790,000, 2010. 1.25-year grant. 

For Colorado State Library’s project to improve high quality computing in 

public libraries through National Telecommunications and Information 

Administration’s Broadband Technology Opportunities Program. 

2314. Delaware Division of Libraries, Dover, DE. $900,000, 2010. 1.25-year 

grant. For Delaware Division of Libraries’ project to improve high quality 

computing in public libraries through National Telecommunications and 

Information Administration’s Broadband Technology Opportunities 

Program. 

2315. Direccion de Bibliotecas, Archivos y Museos, Santiago, Chile. 

$430,000, 2010. 4-year grant. For DIBAM’s Biblioredes program as it 

develops digital and virtual library services. 

2316. European Foundation Centre, Brussels, Belgium. $95,000, 2010. 

1.25-year grant. For general operating support. 





2319. Glen Carbon Centennial Library, Glen Carbon, IL. $19,790, 2010. For 

Excellence in Rural Library Services award through Best Small Library in 

America program. 

2320. GreatSchools, San Francisco, CA. $350,516, 2010. 3.50-year grant. 

To provide parents with easy to understand data and advice to help 

improve their child’s ability to reach high standards. 

2321. GreatSchools, San Francisco, CA. $200,000, 2010. 3.50-year grant. 

To provide parents with easy to understand data and advice to help 

improve their child’s ability to reach high standards. 

2322. GuideStar USA, Williamsburg, VA. $450,000, 2010. 1.75-year grant. 

For a research project, Furthering Money for Good Research: Identifying 

What’s Needed to Drive More Dollars to High Performing Nonprofits, 

effort to understand how the philanthropic sector can drive more dollars 

to high-performing nonprofits. 

2323. Idaho Commission for Libraries, Boise, ID. $615,100, 2010. 3-year 

grant. For Idaho Commission for Libraries’ project to improve high quality 



Program. 

2324. Information Training and Outreach Centre for Africa, Johannesburg, 

South Africa. $39,956, 2010. 3.25-year grant. To provide access to 

comprehensive, up-to-date information on agricultural tertiary education 

and extension in Africa. 


2010. 1.50-year grant. For financial aid delivery project. 


2010. 2-year grant. For comprehensive, accessible online legal resource 

center. 


2010. 1.25-year grant. For general operating support. 

2328. Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, Frankfort, KY. 

$390,000, 2010. 3-year grant. For Kentucky Department for Libraries 

and Archives’ project to improve high quality computing in public libraries 

through National Telecommunications and Information Administration’s 

Broadband Technology Opportunities Program. 

2329. London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, England. 

$999,570, 2010. 2-year grant. To build public confidence in 

immunization through a global information surveillance system that 

identifies and tracks rumors/inaccuracies about vaccines and 

information, and assist national programs in overcoming this 

misinformation. 

2330. Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners, Boston, MA. 

$250,196, 2010. 3-year grant. To assist with deployment of live fiber 

connections to library branches participating in the Massachusetts 

Broadband Institute’s (MBI) MassBroadband 123 project. 

2331. Montana State Library, Helena, MT. $590,000, 2010. 3-year grant. For 

Montana State Library’s project to improve high quality computing in 

public libraries through National Telecommunications and Information 


2332. Nashville Alliance for Public Education, Nashville, TN. $499,800, 2010. 

2-year grant. To formalize network of big urban districts in Tennessee for 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Seattle—WASHINGTON 

implementation of Math Assessment for Learning, Literacy by Design, 

and National Student Clearinghouse Research Center data. 



2334. Nebraska Library Commission, Lincoln, NE. $1,132,631, 2010. 3-year 

grant. For Nebraska Library Commission’s project to improve high quality 



Program. 

2335. New Jersey State Library, Trenton, NJ. $1,650,000, 2010. 3-year grant. 

For New Jersey State Library’s project to improve high quality computing 

in public libraries through National Telecommunications and Information 


2336. New Schools Fund, New Schools Venture Fund, San Francisco, CA. 

$3,000,000, 2010. 2.25-year grant. To plan and implement data system 

for Newark Public School District that will support accountability and 

include measures for data driven instruction, teacher evaluation and 

growth models. 

2337. Oklahoma Department of Libraries, Oklahoma City, OK. $876,480, 

2010. 3-year grant. For Oklahoma Department of Libraries’ project to 




2338. Online Computer Library Center, Dublin, OH. $385,375, 2010. 

4.50-year grant. To create environment in local communities that fosters 

greater support of public libraries; to evaluate the efficacy of varied 

advocacy tactics; and to strengthen advocacy capacity. 

2339. Seattle, City of, Parent.org, Seattle, WA. $30,000, 2010. 1.25-year 

grant. For information sharing from Collaboration of Cities For Schools 

regarding municipal and city children’s funds. 

2340. Social Venture Partners, Seattle, WA. $15,000, 2010. 1.25-year grant. 

For dissemination of information about nonprofit organizational 

development to communities in Washington state. 

2341. Stichting eIFL.net, Rome, Italy. $1,700,000, 2010. 2.75-year grant. To 

accelerate development of replicable, innovative library services that 

meet user needs. 

2342. Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Austin, TX. $191,958, 

2010. To improve Internet connections in public libraries lacking 

high-speed broadband today and establish sustainability strategies that 

will support the provision and improvement of connectivity over time. 

2343. University of Washington, Seattle, WA. $254,276, 2010. For broad 

dissemination and technical support in using online survey to help local 

libraries identify the impact of their public access computers. 

2344. Veria Central Public Library, Veria, Greece. $1,000,000, 2010. 3-year 

grant. For Access to Learning Award (ATLA), which recognizes the 

innovative efforts of public libraries or similar organizations outside the 

United States to connect people to information through free access to 

computers and the Internet. 

2345. Vermont Department of Libraries, Montpelier, VT. $550,000, 2010. 

3-year grant. For Vermont Department of Libraries’ project to improve 

high quality computing in public libraries through National 



2346. Washington State Library, Tumwater, WA. $1,500,000, 2010. 

1.25-year grant. For Washington State Library’s project to improve high 

quality computing in public libraries through National 



Inland Northwest Community Foundation 

(formerly Foundation Northwest) 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Inland Northwest: Benewah, Bonner, 

Boundary, Clearwater, Idaho, Kootenai, Latah, Lewis, Nez Perce, and 

Shoshone counties, ID, and Adams, Asotin, Columbia, Ferry, Garfield, 

Lincoln, Pend Oreille, Spokane, Stevens, and Whitman counties, WA. No 

support for sectarian religious purposes, or programs addressing 

specific disease or health conditions. No grants to individuals (except for 

scholarship awards), or for deficit financing, debt reduction, conferences 

(including travel), endowments, publications and film production, private 

or parochial education, academic or scientific research, or replacement 

of government funding. 

2347. Spokane Public Library, Spokane, WA. $12,114, 2011. 2-year grant. 

For WorkSource Connection. 

2348. Whitman County Library, Friends of, Colfax, WA. $30,000, 2011. 2-year 

grant. For Insuring Opportunity and Access Through Endicott Library 

Renovation. 

Medina Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Puget Sound, WA, area, including the 

counties of Clallam, Grays Harbor, Island, Jefferson, King, Kitsap, 

Mason, Pacific, Pierce, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish, Thurston, and 

Whatcom. No support for public institutions. No grants to individuals, or 

for endowment funds, research, or scholarships. 

2349. Child Care Resources, Seattle, WA. $40,000, 2010. For General 

Operating Grant. 

The Norcliffe Foundation 

(formerly The Norcliffe Fund) 

Limitations: Giving in the Puget Sound region of WA, with emphasis in and 

around Seattle. No grants to individuals, or for deficit financing, matching 

gifts, or scholarships; no loans. 


To purchase books for new mobile service designed to reach low-income 

communities and community centers. 

Raikes Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the King County, WA; grantmaking outside this 

area by invitation only. No support for religious organizations, or for 

organizations in the midst of a leadership transition. No grants to 

individuals, or for debt reduction. 

2351. Washington Department of Social and Health Services, Olympia, WA. 

$100,000, 2010. For implementation of Washington State Benefits 

Portal. 

The Russell Family Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Puget Sound region of WA. No support for 

lobbying, city or county government programs, work on water quantity or 

water rights, watershed planning, or corporate development of new 

products or services, energy-related programs or for land use planning. 

No grants for capital construction or purchases of land. 


2010. For Revise/Reprint - Splendid Legacy. 

The Seattle Foundation 

Limitations: Giving limited to King County, WA. No support for religious 

purposes. No grants for endowment funds, debt reduction, fundraising 

events, fundraising feasibility projects, conferences or seminars, film or 

video production, publications, first year organizations, or operating 

expenses for public or private elementary and secondary schools, 

colleges, and universities. 

2353. Child Care Resources, Seattle, WA. $10,000, 2010. For general 

support. 

2354. Community Voice Mail National Office, Seattle, WA. $15,000, 2010. 


2355. Crisis Clinic, Seattle, WA. $60,000, 2010. To respond to increase in 

calls to 2-1-1 in King County. 

2356. Densho, Seattle, WA. $10,000, 2010. For general operating support. 

2357. Densho, Seattle, WA. $10,000, 2010. For general support. 

2358. Healing the Children Oregon/Western Washington, Everett, WA. 

$15,000, 2010. For construction of community clinic and educational 

center in Monterrico, Guatemala. 











2364. Washington State University Foundation, Pullman, WA. $16,000, 2010. 

For $4000 to support College of Liberal Arts Dean’s Excellence Fund, 

$4000 to support Athletic Department Scholarship Fund, $4000 to 


WASHINGTON—Seattle Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

support the C.B. Tompkins Fellowship Expendable Account, and $4000 

to support Library Excellence Fund. 

2365. West Sound Academy, Poulsbo, WA. $10,000, 2010. For school library. 

Whatcom Community Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Whatcom County, WA. No support for religious 

activities or for-profit organizations. No grants to individuals (except for 

post-secondary education scholarships), or for capital requests (bricks 

and mortar), endowment funds, debt retirement, memberships, courtesy 

advertising, tickets for benefits, or fundraising events. 

2366. Ferndale, City of, Ferndale, WA. $110,000, 2010. For the purchase of 

the property, to be used as the location of the new Ferndale Library. 

The Wilburforce Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the western U.S. and western Canada, 

particularly AK, AZ, MT, NM, OR, UT, WA, British Columbia, and the 

Yellowstone to Yukon region of U.S.-Canada. No support for schools or 

universities, governmental agencies, agricultural issues, air quality or 

other clean air programs, energy-related programs; environmental 

education, environmental justice programs, habitat restoration, marine 

or other water-only programs, pollution prevention on other 

pollution-related projects, salmon recovery programs, sustainable 

development or other economically based programs, sprawl or other 

growth management programs, transportation-related programs, wildlife 

rehabilitation programs or youth education programs. No grants to 

individuals (except for Leadership Awards), or for fellowships or 

scholarships, endowment funds, operating budgets, deficit financing or 

indirect costs, annual meetings, conferences or symposia, or land 

acquisition and/or stewardship; no loans. 

2367. Alaska Center for the Environment, Anchorage, AK. $45,000, 2009. For 

Alaska Conservation GIS Program. 

WEST VIRGINIA 

BB&T West Virginia Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly One Valley Bank Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving limited to WV. No grants to individuals. 

2368. Library Foundation of Kanawha County, Charleston, WV. $10,000, 

2009. 

The Daywood Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to Barbour, Greenbrier and Kanawha counties, WV. 

No grants to individuals, or for endowment funds, research, individual 

scholarships, or fellowships; no loans. 

2369. Greenbrier County Library, Lewisburg, WV. $10,000, 2009. For general 


Bernard H. and Blanche E. Jacobson Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in WV, with emphasis on the Kanawha Valley and 

Charleston areas. 

2370. Library Foundation of Kanawha County, Charleston, WV. $100,000, 

2010. 

Hugh I. Shott, Jr. Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to southwestern VA and southern WV. No grants to 

individuals. 

2371. Princeton Public Library, Princeton, WV. $100,000, 2009. 

WISCONSIN 

Helen Bader Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Milwaukee, WI, area for education 

and economic development; giving locally and nationally for Alzheimer’s 

disease and dementia; giving in Israel for early childhood development. 

PRI emphasis is Milwaukee. No grants to individuals, including individual 

scholarships. 

2372. Nonprofit Center of Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI. $31,000, 2010. For 

Wisconsin Association of 12 Step Clubs and Annual 12 Step Club 

Leadership Conference. 

2373. Nonprofit Center of Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI. $20,000, 2010. 2-year 

grant. For Core Operating Support. 

The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Milwaukee, WI; giving also on a national and 

international basis. No support for strictly denominational projects. No 

grants to individuals (except for Bradley Prizes), or for endowment funds. 

2374. Center for Union Facts, Washington, DC. $200,000, 2010. For public 

education. 

2375. Donors Forum of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI. $15,000, 2010. For 

general operations. 

2376. East-West Church and Ministry Report, Wilmore, KY. $25,000, 2010. 

For general operations. 

2377. George W. Bush Foundation, Dallas, TX. $50,000, 2010. For the George 

W. Bush Institute’s Education Leadership Initiative. 

2378. Milwaukee Public Library Foundation, Milwaukee, WI. $75,000, 2010. 

For general operations. 

2379. National Strategy Information Center, Washington, DC. $375,000, 

2010. For general operations. 

2380. School Choice Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI. $300,000, 2010. For general 

operations. 

Greater Green Bay Community Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving limited to Brown, Door, Kewaunee, and Oconto counties, 

WI. No support for religious programs for religious purposes. No grants 

to individuals (except scholarships), or for annual or capital campaigns, 

or debt retirement. 

2381. Door County Library, Sturgeon Bay, WI. $12,566, 2009. 

SC Johnson Fund, Inc. 

(formerly SC Johnson Wax Fund Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Racine, WI. No 

support for political, religious, social, athletic, veterans’, labor, or 

fraternal organizations, United Way-supported organizations, or national 

health organizations. No grants to individuals (except for scholarships 

and fellowships), or for staff or administrative payrolls or national health 

fund drives. 

2382. Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ. $50,000, 2010. For 

support of Archives. 

2383. Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Scottsdale, AZ. $50,000, 2010. For 

support of Archives. 

The Kern Family Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Midwest. No support for individual public or 

private K-12 schools. No grants to individuals, or for endowments, 

indirect costs as part of the grant request, debt reduction, or annual fund 

drives for sustaining support. 

2384. GreatSchools, San Francisco, CA. $100,000, 2009. For general 


2385. School Choice Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI. $125,000, 2009. For general 


Greater Milwaukee Foundation 

(formerly Milwaukee Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington, and 

Waukesha, WI. No support for the general use of churches or for 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services Watt—WYOMING 

sectarian religious purposes, or for specific medical or scientific projects, 

except from components of the foundation established for such 

purposes. No grants to individuals (except for established awards), or for 

operating budgets, continuing support, annual campaigns, endowment 

funds, or deficit financing. 


Milwaukee Area Workforce Funding Alliance. 


business planning. 


Community Foundations Division. 

2389. Jewish Family Services, Milwaukee, WI. $10,000, 2010. For the 

sponsorship of the Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek Library at the Deerwood 

Crossing facility. 

2390. UWM Foundation, Milwaukee, WI. $30,000, 2010. For COMPASS Guide 

scholarship and financial aid clearing house. 

Northwestern Mutual Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly Northwestern Mutual Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Milwaukee, WI area; giving also to national 


2391. Donors Forum of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI. $25,000, 2010. 

2392. Family Connections, Sheboygan, WI. $10,000, 2010. 



2395. School Choice Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI. $10,000, 2010. 

Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation 

(formerly Jane and Lloyd Pettit Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Milwaukee, WI, area. No grants to 

individuals. 




For operating support. 

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation 

(formerly Lutheran Brotherhood Foundation) 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis for the Lutheran Grant Program; giving 

limited to the Twin Cities, MN, including Minneapolis and St. Paul, and 

the Fox Cities, WI, including Appleton, for Corporate Community Grants; 

giving to national organizations for the Charitable Gifting Initiative. No 

support for national or international organizations or churches or church 

organizations for expenses normally regarded as church responsibility for 

Corporate Community Grants. No grants to individuals, or for political 

activities or causes; no grants for ordinary and ongoing program or 

organizational operating expenses, financial subsidy, lobbying activities, 

major capital projects, debt reduction, or missions related to political, 

moral, theological, or doctrinal issues that tend to be divisive within the 

Lutheran community for the Lutheran Grant Program; no grants for 

services duplicated by other organizations, religious causes, or 

endowments for Corporate Community Grants; no loans or investments 

for Corporate Community Grants. 


2009. For Program Support for Franklin Learning Center. 

Wisconsin Energy Corporation Foundation, Inc. 

(formerly Wisconsin Electric System Foundation, Inc.) 

Limitations: Giving limited to areas of company operations in the Upper 

Peninsula, MI, area and WI. No support for political action or legislative 

advocacy organizations or veterans’ or fraternal organizations. No grants 

to individuals, or for trips, tours, pageants, team or extra-curricular 

school events, or student exchange programs, programs whose primary 

purpose is the promotion of religious doctrine or tenets, or programs 

whose purpose is solely athletic in nature. 


For Summer Reading Program. 

WYOMING 

Community Foundation of Jackson Hole 

Limitations: Giving limited to Teton County, WY through discretionary funds; no 

geographic limitations through donor-advised funds. No support for 

religious programs. No grants for debt retirement, tickets for benefits, or 

telephone solicitations. 

2400. Craighead Institute, Bozeman, MT. $14,000, 2010. For Jackson Hole 

Elder Archives. 

2401. Teton County Library Foundation, Jackson, WY. $10,000, 2010. For 

Solar Panel Project. 

The McMurry Foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in WY, with special emphasis on Natrona County. 


2402. Natrona County Public Library Foundation, Casper, WY. $1,000,000, 

2009. For New Library Campaign. 

Homer A. & Mildred S. Scott Foundation 

Limitations: Giving within a 35-mile radius of Sheridan, WY, and in specific 

areas of MT. No grants to individuals. 

2403. Sheridan County Library Foundation, Sheridan, WY. $20,000, 2010. For 

expansion of Toungue River Branch Library with added furniture and 

equipment. 


Sheridan County Historical Society Museum Education Project. 

Joe and Arlene Watt Foundation, Inc. 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Sheridan, WY. 




RECIPIENT INDEX 

1in6, CA, 57, 426 

211 Palm Beach/Treasure Coast, FL, 621 

211info, OR, 1902, 1926, 1927 

3 Rivers Connect, PA, 1966, 2000, 2001, 2006, 

2019 

501 Commons, WA, 2303 

A. H. Brown Library Foundation, SD, 2095 

Aarhus, City of, Denmark, 2304 

Abilene Library Consortium, TX, 2165 

Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation, IL, 

655, 668, 687, 1397 

Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Foundation, 

CA, 1993 

Access Books, CA, 58 

Action Without Borders, NY, 1658 

Addison Community Switchboard, IL, 688 

Adorers of the Blood of Christ United States, MO, 

1869 

Advancement Project, CA, 116 

Aegis Trust, England, 81 

Africa 2000 Network-Uganda, Uganda, 1318 

African Court on Human and Peoples Rights, 

Tanzania, Zanzibar and Pemba, 704 

Akshara Foundation, India, 2174 

Alabama Archives and History Foundation, AL, 3, 10 

Alameda County Library Foundation, CA, 151, 335, 

420 

Alameda County Public Health Department, CA, 117 

Alaska Center for the Environment, AK, 2367 

Alaska Department of Education and Early 

Development, AK, 2305 

Alaska, State of, AK, 16 

Aliveness Project, MN, 1046 

All Outdoors, OR, 1928 

Allagash Public Library, ME, 835 

Allan Shivers Library and Museum, TX, 2148 

Allegheny County Library Association, PA, 2029, 

2030 

Allen County Public Library Foundation, IN, 753 

Allentown Public Library, PA, 2045 

Allergy and Asthma Network-Mothers of Asthmatics, 

VA, 2181 

Alliance for Christian Media, GA, 768 

Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence, TN, 2098, 2102, 

2117 

Alpine Public Library, TX, 2227, 2251 

Altrusa Club of Chillicothe Ohio Foundation, OH, 

1824 

Amagansett Free Library, NY, 1703 

American Antiquarian Society, MA, 1362 

American Associates of the Royal National Theater, 

NY, 169 

American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy 

Research, DC, 605 

American Foundation for the Blind, NY, 248 

American Friends of the Alliance Israelite Universelle, 

NY, 1603 

American Jewish Historical Society, NY, 600, 902, 

1678 

American Library Association, IL, 1194, 1506, 1572, 

1598, 2306-2308 

American Library in Paris, France, 82, 83 

American Numismatic Society, NY, 257, 1515 

American Pain Foundation, MD, 1042, 1043 

American Red Cross in Greater New York, NY, 1516 

American University of Paris, France, 1445 

Americans for Oxford, NY, 1517 

Americans for the Arts, DC, 84, 226, 301, 337, 559, 

1280, 1295, 1345, 1393, 1398, 2105, 2292 

Amherst College, MA, 1220 

Anadarko Community Library, Friends of the, OK, 

1887 

Andover Friends of the Library, CT, 491 

Andrew S. Rowan Reading Room for the Blind, UT, 

2271 

Anne Arundel County Public Library, MD, 1195 

Anthology Film Archives, NY, 263 

Aphasia Center of California, CA, 147 

Arab Network of NGOs for Development, Lebanon, 

1319 

Arbuckle Life Solutions, OK, 1891 

Archive of Contemporary Music, NY, 1396 

Archives of American Art of the Smithsonian 

Institution, NY, 1425, 1697 

Arizona Jewish Historical Society, AZ, 26 

Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records, 

AZ, 2309 

Art Institute of Chicago, IL, 179, 683 

Arts Alliance Illinois Foundation, IL, 684 

Arts Resources in Collaboration, NY, 1281 

ArtServe Michigan, MI, 964 

ArtsNOW, GA, 636 

ARTstor, NY, 1419 

Ashe County Public Library, Friends of the, NC, 1769 

ASPIRA Association, DC, 118 

Associates of the Boston Public Library, MA, 904 

Association of Jewish Libraries, CA, 170, 1241 

Association of Research Libraries, DC, 1346, 1446 

Association of State Wetland Managers, ME, 1033 

Athenaeum Music and Arts Library, CA, 338, 1518 

Attachment Parenting International, GA, 625 

Auraria Library, CO, 457 

Aurora Picture Show, TX, 2196 

Austin Public Library Foundation, TX, 2175 

Avon Free Public Library, CT, 492 

B. F. Jones Memorial Library, PA, 1994 

Bach-Archiv, Germany, 315 

Baku Educational Information Center Foundation, 

Azerbaijan, 1573 

Bancroft Library, Friends of the, CA, 264 

Bandera County Library, TX, 2127 

Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University, 

Bangladesh, 1633 

Bangor Public Library, ME, 836 

Bank Information Center, DC, 204, 982, 1347-1351, 

1616, 1617 

Banning Public Library, CA, 339 

Barton Library, AR, 32 

Basel Action Network, WA, 271 

Bass Harbor Memorial Library, ME, 850 

Battle Creek Library Foundation, NE, 1127 

Baxter County Public Library Foundation, AR, 49, 

1131 

Bay Citizen, CA, 119 

Bay Ridge Community Service Center, NY, 1250 

Baylor College of Medicine, TX, 2184 

Bayport Public Library, MN, 1013 

Bayport Public Library Foundation, MN, 1014 

Beginning with Children Foundation, NY, 1251 

Beijing University, China, 1320 

Belgrade Community Library, MT, 1103 

Benicia Library Foundation, CA, 2267 

Bentley Memorial Library, CT, 493 

Benzie Shores District Library, Friends of the, MI, 689 

Bergen Volunteer Medical Initiative, NJ, 861 

Berkeley Public Library, CA, 378 

Berks Community Television, PA, 1968-1970 

Berry Memorial Library, ME, 837 

Bethlehem Area Public Library, PA, 726 

Bethune-Cookman University, FL, 597 

Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Egypt, 1618, 1668 

Bibliotheque Americaine de Nancy, France, 1363 

Bibliotheque Anglophone d’Angers, France, 1364 

Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, NC, 884 

Birchwood School, OH, 1800 

Black Pages International, SC, 583 

Bond Memorial Library, Friends of, HI, 640 

Books from Birth of Middle Tennessee, TN, 2106 

Boston Athenaeum, MA, 915, 916 

Boston Public Library Foundation, MA, 545, 905, 

930, 941, 1975 

Boston University, MA, 1862 

Botanical Research Institute of Texas, TX, 145 

Boys and Girls Club of Concord, NH, 1137 

Boys and Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County, 

United, CA, 372 

Braille Institute, CA, 441 

Brandeis University, MA, 102 

Braswell Memorial Public Library, NC, 1770 

Brave Kids, FL, 1196, 1197 

Bridges of Hope, MN, 1028 

Bright Futures, CO, 463 

Bring Me A Book Foundation, CA, 152-154 

Bristol Public Library Foundation, VA, 1783 

British Museum, England, 180 

Brooklyn Arts Council, NY, 1252 

Brooklyn Public Library, NY, 1234, 1253, 1254, 

1268, 1399, 1426, 1427, 1599, 1607, 1679 

Brooklyn Public Library Foundation, NY, 1501 

Brown County High School, IN, 671 

Brown County Public Library, IN, 672 

Brown University, RI, 2049 

Brunswick Community Library, NY, 36 

Buckminster Fuller Institute, NY, 380, 381, 1779 

Buffalo Niagara Enterprise, NY, 1439 

Buffalo State College Foundation, NY, 1569 

Buffalo Zoological Gardens, NY, 1570 

Bulgarian Charities Aid Foundation, Bulgaria, 983 

Bulgarian Donors Forum, Bulgaria, 984 

Business Volunteers Unlimited, OH, 1838 

C. C. Young Memorial Home, TX, 2192 

Caledonia Friends and Patrons of the Library, MI, 

1008 

California Child Care Resource and Referral Network, 

CA, 109, 302, 303 

California Department of Parks and Recreation, CA, 

120 

California History Center Foundation, CA, 382, 383 

California Library Association, CA, 304 

California Managed Risk Medical Insurance Board, 

CA, 305 

California State Library, CA, 2310 

California State University, CA, 327 

California State University Long Beach Foundation, 

CA, 181 

Calvary Cross Church of the Highlands, CA, 155 

Cambria Library, Friends of the, CA, 1383 

Cambridge Community Library, Friends of the, WI, 

1198 

Camden Public Library, ME, 838 

Campbell County Public Library Foundation, VA, 1879 

Canton Public Library, CT, 494 

Carmel-By-The-Sea Public Library Foundation, CA, 52 

Carmelite Missions, IL, 616 

Carnegie Institution of Washington, DC, 277 

Carnegie Library of Homestead, PA, 2002, 2011 

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, PA, 1199, 1995, 

2003, 2012, 2031, 2032, 2036 

Carnegie Mellon University, PA, 2008, 2009 

Carrabasett Valley Public Library, ME, 839 

Carrington City Library, ND, 1021 

Carter Center, GA, 227 

Carter G. Woodson School of Challenge, NC, 1794 

Case Western Reserve University, OH, 1839 

Catalogue for Philanthropy, MA, 560, 1442 

Catalogue for Philanthropy Greater Washington, DC, 

568, 874, 885 

Cedar Rapids Public Library, IA, 800 


RECIPIENT INDEX Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

Center for Childrens Initiatives, NY, 1235, 1400, 

1693 

Center for Community Arts, NJ, 1153 

Center for Fiction, NY, 1365 

Center for Health Care Strategies, NJ, 156, 157 

Center for Information of Elgin, IL, 657 

Center for Jewish History, NY, 537, 538, 1361, 

1428, 1586, 1665, 2288 

Center for Medical Consumers and Health Care 

Information, NY, 1429 

Center for National Independence in Politics, MT, 

1929 

Center for Neighborhood Technology, IL, 1307 

Center for New York City Neighborhoods, NY, 1236, 

1269, 1321, 1322, 1391, 1401, 1574, 1634, 

1707 

Center for Union Facts, DC, 445, 1032, 2374 

Center on Media, Crime and Justice, NY, 571 

Center to Promote HealthCare Access, CA, 121, 135, 

1163 

Centex Systems Support Services, TX, 2176 

Central Arkansas Library System, AR, 35 

Central Junior High School, AR, 1762 

Central North Carolina Regional Library, NC, 1753 

Centro de Informacion, IL, 920, 1976 

Centro San Bonifacio, IL, 685 

CERES, MA, 1688 

Chamber Foundation, Detroit Regional, MI, 965 

Chapel Hill Public Library, Friends of the, NC, 1780 

Chapelwood Elementary School, IN, 1763 

Character Studies Productions, NY, 526 

Charities Aid Foundation America, VA, 85-88, 148, 

292, 525, 550, 1270-1275, 1301, 1302, 1424, 

1708, 1825, 1826, 2197 

Charities Aid Foundation Australia, Australia, 1961 

Charities Aid Foundation UK, England, 1604, 1709, 

2137, 2311 

Charities Aid Foundation-Southern Africa, South 

Africa, 985 

Charity Navigator, NJ, 228 

Chatham Community Library, Friends of the, NC, 

1781 

Chattahoochee Valley Regional Library System, GA, 

623, 627 

Chelsea District Library, MI, 946 

Chicago Film Archives, IL, 674 

Chicago Public Library, IL, 693 

Chicago Public Library Foundation, IL, 37, 666, 669, 

675, 703, 705, 706, 723, 724, 728, 743, 747, 

1402, 1710, 1711, 1863 

Chicago, City of, IL, 658 

Child Care Choices, OH, 1870 

Child Care Connections, CO, 448, 455 

Child Care Resource Center of Cuyahoga County, OH, 

921, 1806-1808 

Child Care Resources, MT, 1105, 1784, 868, 2135, 

2349, 2353 

Children Now, CA, 306 

Childrens Museum of Naples, FL, 1977 

China Dialogue, England, 1619 

China NPO Network, China, 1323, 2312 

Chinese American Museum, Friends of the, CA, 182 

Chouteau County Free Library Foundation, MT, 1104 

Christian Information and Service Center, TX, 2262 

Christopher House, IL, 659 

Chula Vista Library, Friends of the, CA, 340 

Citizens for the Troutman Library, NC, 1764 

City Futures, NY, 1303, 1519, 1635, 1636 

Civic: Centre for Indian Visual Culture, India, 1324 

Clackamas County Library, OR, 1854 

Clark Memorial Library, RI, 2050 

Clear Fund, NY, 229, 485 

Cleveland Museum of Natural History, OH, 1840 

Cleveland Public Library, OH, 1809 

Climate Registry, CA, 1620 

Clinica Sierra Vista, CA, 122 

Clinton Township Public Library, IL, 1095 

Coastal Arts and Business Alliance, OR, 1930 

Coeur d Alene Public Library Foundation, ID, 647 

College Depot Program at Burton Barr Central Library, 

AZ, 787 

College for ME-Androscoggin, ME, 851 

Colleton County Memorial Library, SC, 2085 

Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education, CO, 

458 

Colorado Regional Health Information Organization, 

CO, 480 

Colorado Rural Health Center, CO, 451, 452, 464, 

465 

Colorado State Library, CO, 2313 

Columbia College, IL, 676 

Columbia Foundation, OR, 1931 

Columbia University, NY, 1434, 1447 

Columbus Metropolitan Library, OH, 1403, 2037 

Columbus Metropolitan Library Foundation, OH, 

1827 

Colusa County Library, CA, 376 

Commerce Public Library Foundation, GA, 626 

Common Sense Media, CA, 123 

CommunicationWorks, LLC, DC, 780 

Community Assessment, Referral and Education, MI, 

2038 

Community Health Connect, UT, 2272 

Community Health Resource and Development 

Center, CA, 377 

Community Library, ID, 648 

Community Referral Agency, WI, 1022 

Community Research Partners, OH, 1828 

Community Studies of New York, NY, 1575 

Community Voice Mail National Office, WA, 2354 

Conejos County Library District, CO, 466 

Conexion Americas, TN, 2107-2109 

Cong Doan Con En, Vietnam, 617 

Connect2Help, IN, 788 

ConSource, DC, 1200 

Contra Costa County Public Library, CA, 158 

Contra Costa Crisis Center, CA, 328 

Cooper Landing Community Library, AK, 17 

Cooper-Siegel Community Library, PA, 1996 

Cora J. Belden Library, CT, 495 

Cornell University, NY, 1520 

Cosmetic Executive Women Foundation, NY, 1864 

Council Bluffs Public Library, IA, 805, 806 

Council on Foreign Relations, NY, 551 

Council on Library and Information Resources, DC, 

1448, 1449 

Craighead Institute, MT, 2400 

Cranston Public Library, RI, 2051 

Creative Commons, CA, 1089 

Crisis Clinic, WA, 2355 

Crook County Historical Society, OR, 1906 

Crystal Stairs, CA, 321, 1201 

Cultural Industries Development Agency, England, 

939 

Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region, CO, 1888 

Cumberland Public Library, RI, 2052 

Cunningham Dance Foundation, NY, 1590 

Cuyahoga County Public Library, OH, 1810, 1811, 

1876 

Czech Donors Forum, Czech Republic, 986, 987 

Dalhart Education Foundation, TX, 2129 

Dallas Public Library, Friends of the, TX, 2168, 2252, 

2265 

Dance Heritage Coalition, DC, 1450, 1451 

Davenport University, MI, 961 

Dayton Metro Library, OH, 1871, 2039 

Delaware Division of Libraries, DE, 2314 

Densho, WA, 2356, 2357 

Denver Public Library, CO, 449 

Denver Public Library Friends Foundation, CO, 459, 

460 

DePaul University, IL, 707 

Derby Neck Library, CT, 484 

Des Moines Public Library Foundation, IA, 1609, 

2281 

Deschutes Public Library Foundation, OR, 1912, 

1932 

Detroit Economic Growth Foundation, MI, 966 

Detroit Public Library Friends Foundation, MI, 967, 

975 

Dimmit County Public Library, TX, 2190 

Direccion de Bibliotecas, Archivos y Museos, Chile, 

2315 

Disability Network, MI, 988, 1007, 1978 

Donors Forum of Chicago, IL, 653, 660, 667, 670, 

686, 691, 694-697, 708, 729, 730, 738, 741, 

745, 1712 

Donors Forum of South Florida, FL, 606, 607 

Donors Forum of Wisconsin, WI, 2375, 2386-2388, 

2391, 2396 

Door County Library, WI, 2381 

Dorot, NY, 1159 

Douglas County Library, CO, 1925 

Douglas County Library System, OR, 1933, 1934 

Douglas Library of Hebron, CT, 496 

Dover Library Foundation, DE, 552 

Dover Public Library, DE, 547 

Downingtown Area Senior Center, PA, 1959 

Duke University, NC, 230, 1452, 1453 

Duncan Public Library, Friends of the, OK, 1884 

Durham Library Foundation, NC, 2290 

Early Childhood Resource Center, MN, 1034 

Earth Action Network, CT, 272, 273, 1583 

East Bay Community Action Program, RI, 2073 

East Cooper Community Outreach, SC, 1713 

East Granby Library Association, CT, 497 

East Hampton Library, NY, 444 

East Hartford Public Library, CT, 498 

East Providence Public Library, RI, 2053 

East Side Neighborhood Development Company, MN, 

1035 

East Smithfield Public Library, RI, 2054 

East-West Church and Ministry Report, KY, 2376 

Easttown Library, PA, 2013 

Ecotrust, OR, 1935 

Eden Area Information and Reference, CA, 329 

Eden Information and Referral Service, CA, 219 

Edgartown Library Foundation, MA, 1417 

Edgecombe County Memorial Library, NC, 1771 

EdSource, CA, 97, 220, 231, 251, 352, 384, 417, 

418 

Educational Information and Resource Center, NJ, 

1154 

Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center, MA, 

927 

Eisenhower Foundation, KS, 810, 1582, 1680 

Elders Share the Arts, NY, 1255 

Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation, DE, 548, 1454, 

1455 

Eli and Bessie Cohen Hillel Academy, MA, 103 

Elkins Park Free Library, Friends of the, PA, 1202 

Ellwood City Area Public Library, PA, 2040 

Emory University, GA, 632 

Enoch Pratt Free Library of Baltimore City, MD, 790, 

791, 863-866, 889-891, 1203, 1714 

Escondido Public Library, CA, 341 

Escuela de Guadalupe, CO, 461 

eThekwini Municipality, South Africa, 1256 

Eudora Welty Foundation, MS, 1059, 1979 

European Foundation Centre, Belgium, 989, 990, 

1325, 1326, 1621, 1622, 2316 

Evanston Public Library, IL, 105 

Fair Oaks Community Center, CA, 385 

Fairbanks North Star Borough Public Library, AK, 18, 

1855 

Fairfield County Family, Adult and Children First 

Council, OH, 1874 

Faith Network of the East Bay, CA, 353 

Families Helping Families of Greater Baton Rouge, 

LA, 829 

Family Connections, WI, 2392 

Fargo Public Library, ND, 1797 

Farmington Village Green and Library Association, CT, 

499 

Fayetteville Public Library, AR, 38, 48 

Fayetteville Public Library Foundation, AR, 39 

Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, NY, 1231 

Fedora Commons, NY, 278 

Fern Ridge Library Foundation, OR, 1907 

Ferndale, City of, WA, 2366 

First Call for Help of Broward, FL, 589 

First Church of Christ Scientist, MA, 2149, 2150 

FirstLink, ND, 40 

Fisk University, TN, 1456 

Flint Institute of Arts, MI, 1327 

Flint Public Library, MI, 991 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services RECIPIENT INDEX 

Flomaton Public Library, AL, 4 

Flora of North America Association, CA, 554, 1457 

Florida Alliance of Information and Referral Services, 

FL, 584, 620 

Florida College, FL, 580 

Focus on Renewal Sto-Rox Neighborhood 

Corporation, PA, 1997 

Folger Shakespeare Library, DC, 561, 873, 881, 

1155, 2278-2280 

Fontana Regional Library, NC, 1772 

Foreign Born Information and Referral Network, MD, 

892, 1980 

Forest Grove Library Foundation, OR, 1936 

Fort Bend County Library, Friends of the, TX, 2186 

Fort Vancouver Regional Library Foundation, WA, 476 

Fort Worth Public Library Foundation, TX, 431, 1404 

Foundation Center, NY, 59, 124, 203, 232-234, 252, 

279, 307, 427, 529, 572, 608, 630, 634, 698, 

742, 769, 811, 869, 870, 970, 976, 992-996, 

1027, 1164, 1178, 1187, 1192, 1239, 1279, 

1285, 1287, 1296, 1308, 1328, 1378, 1435, 

1458, 1521, 1576, 1623, 1637, 1638, 1656, 

1681, 1700, 1715, 1913, 1962, 2004, 2055, 

2182, 2214, 2317, 2318 

Foundation Center Atlanta, GA, 629, 637 

Foundation Center Cleveland, OH, 1812, 1841 

Foundation Center San Francisco, CA, 205, 354, 

1716 

Foundation Center Washington, DC, DC, 562, 569, 

746, 893 

Foundation for the National Archives, DC, 722, 880, 

2198 

Fractured Atlas, NY, 1309 

Francis House of Sacramento, CA, 1785 

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, AZ, 2382, 2383 

Frederick County Public Libraries, MD, 876 

Free Library of Philadelphia, PA, 609, 1204, 1304, 

2022, 2026 

Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation, PA, 776, 

922, 1786, 2010 

Free Library of Philadelphia, Friends of the, PA, 1992 

Free the Children USA, CT, 386 

French Library and Cultural Center and Alliance 

Francaise, MA, 1597 

Fresno County Public Library, Friends of the, CA, 247 

Frick Collection, NY, 1060, 1179, 1315, 1366, 

1420, 1430, 1436, 1522, 1559, 1653, 1892, 

2289 

Friends and Foundation of the San Francisco Public 

Library, CA, 98, 99, 178, 206, 213, 221, 299, 

355-361, 432, 1405 

Friends of Central Arkansas Libraries, AR, 2260 

Friends of the Library of North Port Area, FL, 595 

Frontier Project Foundation, CA, 1717 

Fuller Public Library, NH, 1136 

Fuller Theological Seminary, CA, 60 

Fundacion ArtNexus, Colombia, 183 

Fundacion Luis Munoz Marin, PR, 41 

Funding Information Center of Fort Worth, TX, 2228 

Gail Borden Public Library Foundation, IL, 692 

Gallaudet University, DC, 1459 

Galveston College, TX, 2237 

Garden City Library Foundation, ID, 1856 

Gardiner Public Library, ME, 840 

Garfield Elementary School, IL, 1765 

Garth Fagan Dance, NY, 1610 

Gaston County Public Library, Friends of the, NC, 

1752 

Genetic Alliance, DC, 1388, 1389 

George Bush Presidential Library Foundation, TX, 

254, 258, 433, 434, 2132 

George C. Marshall Research Foundation, VA, 1502, 

2253 

George Eastman House/International Museum of 

Photography and Film, NY, 1611 

George W. Bush Foundation, TX, 601, 1219, 1880, 

1886, 1937, 2138, 2151-2157, 2169, 2185, 

2199-2202, 2225, 2236, 2247, 2377 

George W. Bush Presidential Center, TX, 33, 34 

Georgetown County Library, SC, 2086-2089 

Gerald R. Ford Foundation, MI, 952, 958 

Gerber-Hart Gay and Lesbian Archives and Library, IL, 

650 

Geriatric Mental Health Foundation, MD, 1379 

Gila Valley Library, NM, 2099 

Gill Childrens Services, TX, 2166 

Glen Acres Elementary School, IN, 1766 

Glen Carbon Centennial Library, IL, 2319 

Global Footprint Network, CA, 176, 387, 388, 412, 

413 

Global Healthcare Information Network, England, 

1639 

Global Philanthropy Partnership, IL, 699, 1297, 1624 

Global Reporting Initiative, Netherlands, 490 

GlobalGiving Foundation, DC, 235 

Glocester Manton Free Public Library, RI, 2056 

Governors Books from Birth Foundation, TN, 1981 

Grammy Museum Foundation, CA, 184 

Granby Public Library, CT, 500 

Grand Rapids, City of, MN, 1019 

Grand Valley State University, MI, 1009 

Grandparents as Parents, CA, 322, 419, 428 

Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Information 

Center of Louisiana, LA, 830 

Grandville Avenue Arts and Humanities, MI, 951, 

953, 980, 1011 

Grantmakers in the Arts, WA, 53 

Great Oakland Public Schools Information Center, CA, 

159, 160 

Great River Regional Library, MN, 1029 

Greater Dayton Area Health Information Network, OH, 

1872 

Greater Harbor Springs Area Planning Resource 

Group, MI, 959 

Greater Houston Preservation Alliance, TX, 2139 

Greater Washington Sports Alliance, DC, 1068 

GreatNonprofits, CA, 308, 389, 2033 

GreatSchools, CA, 50, 700, 1608, 2320, 2321, 

2384 

Greenbrier County Library, WV, 2369 

Greenlights for Nonprofit Success, TX, 94, 1698, 

1787, 2255, 2256 

Greensboro Housing Coalition, NC, 1775 

Greenville Butler County Public Library, AL, 5 

Greenwich Library, CT, 486, 531-534 

Greenwich Library, Friends of, CT, 1685 

Grillo Health Information Center, CO, 78 

GuideStar International, England, 1640 

GuideStar USA, VA, 79, 89, 125, 236, 280, 289, 

309, 414, 415, 770, 781, 894, 997, 998, 1180, 

1266, 1314, 1329, 1392, 1460, 1641, 1689, 

2023, 2024, 2215, 2322 

Gunnison County Library District, CO, 450 

Gustavus Adolphus College, MN, 2094 

H. Leslie Perry Memorial Library, NC, 1774 

Haines Borough Public Library, AK, 19 

Hall Memorial Library, CT, 501 

Hamakua Health Center, HI, 641 

Hampton Library in Bridgehampton, NY, 1359, 1360 

Handley Regional Library, VA, 1767 

HandsOn Central Ohio, OH, 1829, 1830 

Hanover, Town of, NH, 1134 

Harbor Springs Library Association, MI, 725 

Harding Township Public Library, NJ, 1663 

Harney County Library Foundation, OR, 1914 

Harrison County Library System, MS, 1062 

Harry S. Truman Library Institute for National and 

International Affairs, MO, 1071-1075, 1092 

Hartford Areas Rally Together, CT, 1050 

Hartford Public Library, CT, 502-504, 777, 1051 

Harvard University, MA, 549, 929, 1257, 1461, 

1669, 1670, 1915 

Hawaii Health Information Corporation, HI, 642 

Hawaii State Judiciary, HI, 643 

Hazel Mackin Community Library, WI, 1015 

HBCU Library Alliance, GA, 1462 

Healing the Children Oregon/Western Washington, 

WA, 2358 

Health Assist Tennessee, TN, 2115 

Health Care Interpreter Network, CA, 161 

Health Leads Chicago, IL, 739 

Health Technology Center, CA, 136 

Healthcare and Elder Law Programs Corporation, CA, 

1963 

Healthcare Consortium of Illinois, IL, 661 

HealthInfoNet, ME, 853 

HealthInsight, UT, 42 

HealthInsight of Nevada, NV, 43 

Healthy Building Network, DC, 917 

Hebrew Academy of Greater Miami, FL, 1242 

Hebrew Academy of Nassau County, NY, 1243 

Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, 

NY, 1897 

Help Hotline Crisis Center, OH, 1205 

Hendrick Hudson Free Library, NY, 1659 

Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Association, IA, 

801 

Hickory Public Library, NC, 1773 

Higher Education Resource Center, MA, 906 

Hill House Austin, TX, 2145 

Hingham Public Library, Friends of the, MA, 2074 

Historic Fort Worth, TX, 2269 

Historical Society of Pennsylvania, PA, 1987 

Holocaust Center of Northern California, CA, 207 

Home Front Hearts, NJ, 585 

Home Health and Hospice Care, NH, 1138 

Homeless Alliance of Western New York, NY, 1571 

Hood River County Library District, OR, 1916 

Hope Institute for Children and Families, IL, 662 

Hope Library Association, RI, 2057 

Hospice of Boulder County, CO, 80 

Housing Court Answers, NY, 1652 

Housing Education Resource Center, CT, 505 

Housing Link, MN, 1036, 1049 

Housing Rights Committee of San Francisco, CA, 362 

Houston Academy of Medicine, TX, 2238-2240 

Houston Arts Alliance, TX, 2216 

Houston Public Library Foundation, TX, 435, 1788, 

2217, 2241, 2242 

Houston-Harris County Immunization Registry, TX, 

2140, 2218, 2219 

Howard University, DC, 1463 

Hubbard Public Library, IA, 793 

Hudson Library of Highlands, NC, 1754 

Human Rights Resource Center, Russia, 709 

Hungarian Donors Forum, Hungary, 999 

Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical 

Gardens, CA, 54, 55, 61-64, 141, 142, 185, 

283, 285, 293, 323, 326, 375, 436, 1065, 

1464, 1718 

Idaho Commission for Libraries, ID, 2323 

Indian Health Care Resources Center, OK, 1899 

Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage, 

India, 1330 

Indiana Health Information Exchange, IN, 765 

Indiana University, IN, 1165 

Indiana University-Purdue University, IN, 750 

Indianapolis Center for Congregations, IN, 771 

Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library, IN, 2041 

Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library 

Foundation, IN, 751, 772, 1982 

Indonesia Corruption Watch, Indonesia, 1331 

Info Line, OH, 1798, 1799, 1836 

Info Line of Middlesex County, NJ, 1162, 1166 

Info Line of San Diego County, CA, 262, 342, 1719, 

1720 

Information and Referral Federation of Los Angeles 

County, CA, 1167, 1721 

Information Clearinghouse for Chinese Gays and 

Lesbians, CA, 1352 

Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, 

DC, 1090 

Information Training and Outreach Centre for Africa, 

South Africa, 2324 

Inland Counties Regional Center, CA, 429, 1206, 

1722 

Innovation Center for Energy and Transportation, CA, 

1625 

Institut Studi Arus Informasi, Indonesia, 1332 

Institute for College Access and Success, CA, 202, 

237, 253, 977, 2325 

Institute for Urban Family Health, NY, 1523 

Institute of American Indian Arts Foundation, NM, 

1465 

Institute of Museum and Library Services, DC, 1723 

Institute on Religion and Civic Values, CA, 294 

Instituto de Pesquisas e Estudos Afro-Brasileiros, 

Brazil, 971 

Interlude, Inc. 176 Cross Highway, CT, 489 



International Association for Digital Publications, 

England, 1333 

International Center for Not-for-Profit Law, DC, 1000, 

1334, 2326, 2327 

International Foundation for Art Research, NY, 1367 

International Society for Science and Religion, 

England, 2044 

International Womens Tribune Centre, NY, 310, 

1577 

Internet Archive, CA, 281 

Iona College, NY, 1524 

Iowa Department of Public Health, IA, 808 

Iowa State University, IA, 809 

IPRO, NY, 1288, 1289 

Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, NY, 137, 

390, 424, 563, 593, 1695 

Irish American Archives Society, OH, 1813 

Isaac F. Umberhine Public Library, ME, 841 

iSolon.Org, MD, 1626 

IssueLab, IL, 238, 1001 

Ithaka Harbors, NY, 239-241, 1258 

Jackson Public Library, Friends of, NH, 1139 

Jacksonville Public Libraries, FL, 586 

Jacksonville Public Libraries Foundation, FL, 587, 

588 

James V. Brown Library, PA, 1983 

Jamestown Foundation, DC, 530, 1181, 2043 

Jane B. Holmes Public Library, AL, 11 

Jazz Institute of Chicago, IL, 651, 663, 677, 678, 

701, 710, 731 

Jenkintown Library, PA, 2014 

Jersey City Connections, NJ, 1147, 1148 

Jewish Community Center on the Palisades, NJ, 1146 

Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland, OH, 

1814 

Jewish Family Services, WI, 2389 

Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, GA, 631 

Jewish Public Library, Canada, 1413 

Jewish Womens Archive, MA, 933, 1507, 1508 

John B. Curtis Free Public Library in Bradford, ME, 

842 

John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum Foundation, MA, 

942 

John F. Kennedy Library Foundation, MA, 391, 702, 

766, 907, 908, 923-925, 931, 943, 1724 

Johns Hopkins University, MD, 1466 

Johnson Branch Library, Friends of, FL, 635 

Johnson County Library Foundation, KS, 813, 1076, 

1077 

Joyce K. Carver Memorial Library, Friends of the, AK, 

1857 

Julia Ideson Library Preservation Partners, TX, 2131, 

2167, 2203-2206, 2220, 2226 

Just Harvest USA, CA, 1567 

JustGive, CA, 487 

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation 

International, NV, 1124, 1125, 1390 

Kalamazoo College, MI, 968 

Kalamazoo Public Library, MI, 963 

Kansas City Public Library, MO, 1070, 1078-1081 

Kansas City School District, KS, 1091, 1093 

Kansas City, Kansas Public Library, KS, 814, 1069 

Kapiolani Health Foundation, HI, 639 

KCMetropolis.org, MO, 1725 

Keck Memorial Library, IA, 794 

Kellogg-Hubbard Library, VT, 2276 

Kendalia Public Library, TX, 2233 

Kendallville Public Library, IN, 761 

Kennebunk Free Library, ME, 860 

Kennesaw Museum Foundation, GA, 2285 

Kent Memorial Library, CT, 506, 507 

Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, KY, 

2328 

Khmer Legacies, CT, 1605 

King County Library System Foundation, WA, 1858, 

2350, 2359, 2360 

Kingston City School District, NY, 1768 

Kinkaid School, TX, 2207 

Klamath County Library Foundation, OR, 1908, 1938 

Knowledge Ecology International, DC, 1353, 1578 

Korean Health Education Information and Research 

Center, CA, 110, 138, 1726-1728 

Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library, IN, 773 

L.A. Theater Works, CA, 1671 

LaGrange College, GA, 624 

Laguna Beach Library, Friends of, CA, 295 

Lanai Womens Center, HI, 644 

Lancaster Community Library, VA, 598, 599 

Lane Public Library, Friends of, OH, 1850 

Lanesville Community School Corporation, IN, 763 

Las Animas-Bent County Library District, CO, 467 

Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center, 

CA, 363, 437, 1729-1731 

Lawrence Public Library Foundation, KS, 812, 1082 

LAXART, CA, 186 

League for the Blind and Disabled, IN, 778 

Leapfrog Group, DC, 1168 

Learn More Indiana, IN, 782 

Lebanon Public Libraries Foundation, NH, 1135 

Lebanon Public Library, OR, 1923 

Legal Assistance Resource Center of Connecticut, 

CT, 508 

Legal Services of Northern California, CA, 126 

Lehigh University, PA, 2075 

Leighton Public Library, AL, 6 

Leipsic Local School District, OH, 1101 

Leipsic, Village of, OH, 1102 

Leo Baeck Institute, NY, 1354 

Lesbian Herstory Educational Foundation, NY, 1627 

Lethbridge Public Library, Canada, 1964 

Letts Public Library, IA, 795 

Lewis University, IL, 679 

Lewiston Library Foundation, ID, 646 

Library Association of Warehouse Point, CT, 509 

Library Connection, CT, 510 

Library Foundation, KY, 817, 477, 1732, 1851, 

1903, 1917, 1939, 1940, 1957 

Library Foundation for the Benefit of Saint Louis 

Public Library, MO, 1066, 1094, 1496 

Library Foundation of Hennepin County, MN, 1018, 

1023, 1984, 2398 

Library Foundation of Kanawha County, WV, 2368, 

2370 

Library Foundation of Los Angeles, CA, 65-67, 77, 90, 

106, 111, 143, 144, 286, 324, 1053, 1733, 

1789, 2257 

Library Foundation of Martin County, FL, 622 

Library of Coaticook, Canada, 1140 

Library of Congress, DC, 96, 364, 711, 949, 1083, 

1560 

Library of Michigan Foundation, MI, 1865 

Library of Virginia Foundation, VA, 1207, 1988 

Lifetime Arts, NY, 1649 

Ligonier Valley Library Association, PA, 2020 

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, NY, 1600 

Lincoln City Library Foundation, NE, 1106, 1122 

Lincoln Collection of Indiana, Friends of the, IN, 754, 

756 

Lincoln County Public Library, NC, 1881 

Lincoln Public Library, RI, 2058 

Linda Hall Library Trust, MO, 2133 

Linebaugh Public Library, TN, 2100 

Lithgow Library, Friends of, ME, 843 

Livingston County Public Library and Bookmobile, KY, 

12 

Local Initiatives Support Corporation, IL, 712 

Lompoc Public Library System, Friends of the, CA, 

373 

London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, 

England, 2329 

Long Beach Public Library Foundation, CA, 287 

Los Angeles County Museum of Art, CA, 68, 187 

Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History 

Foundation, CA, 188 

Los Angeles Police Historical Society, CA, 69 

Los Angeles Public Library, CA, 284 

Los Angeles, City of, CA, 189 

Loudoun Cares, VA, 565, 2283, 2284 

Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library, ME, 844 

Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Denmark, 190 

Louisiana Public Health Institute, LA, 823 

Louisville Free Public Library Foundation, KY, 

820-822 

Loyola Marymount University, CA, 150 

Lubbock, City of, TX, 2141 

Lubec Memorial Library, ME, 845 

Luck Library, Friends of the, WI, 1024 

Luck Public Library, WI, 1016 

Lucy Burns Institute, WI, 578, 2208, 2209 

Lucy Robbins Welles Library, CT, 511 

Lutheran Social Services of Colorado, CO, 481 

Lybba, CA, 127, 128 

Lyford Cay Foundation, Bahamas, 2210 

Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation, TX, 425, 2187, 

2188 

Lynnville, City of, TN, 2110 

Lyrasis, GA, 1467, 1468, 1672 

Maimonides Medical Center, NY, 1525 

Maine Childrens Alliance, ME, 854 

Mainspring Consulting, NY, 713 

MAK Center for Art and Architecture, CA, 191 

Make the Road New York, NY, 1555 

Mamaroneck Free Library, NY, 539, 540, 566, 1526, 

1527 

Managed Risk Medical Insurance Board, CA, 129 

Manchester Public Library, CT, 512 

Manhattan Beach Education Foundation, CA, 2258 

MAPLight.org, CA, 177, 379, 392, 1123, 1355, 

1628 

Marble, City of, MN, 1020 

Marfa Public Library, Friends of the, TX, 1221 

Marin County Library Foundation, CA, 265 

Marin Link, CA, 266 

Marine Biological Laboratory, MA, 877 

Marshall Public Library, ID, 1859 

Marshalltown Public Library, Friends of the, IA, 1067 

Martin Library Association, PA, 1440, 1985 

Martin Luther King, Jr. Reading and Cultural Center, 

PA, 2005, 2034 

Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners, MA, 

2330 

Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and 

Health, MA, 752, 901, 932 

Massachusetts Historical Society, MA, 1368 

Masters College, CA, 581 

Maternity Care Coalition, PA, 779 

Mattress Factory, PA, 2007 

Mayor Salvatore Mancini Union Free Library, RI, 2059 

McGill University, Friends of, Canada, 2243, 2244 

Medical Care Development, ME, 855 

Medical University of South Carolina, SC, 680 

Medici Archive Project, NY, 1369, 1370, 1421, 1469 

Medina Community Library, TX, 2234 

Meedan, Inc., CA, 1629 

MELSA Foundation, MN, 1866 

MemoryCare, Inc., NC, 1755, 2090 

Menlo Park Friends of the Library, CA, 393 

Mental Health America of Greater Houston, TX, 2180 

Mental Health Connection of Tarrant County, TX, 

2146 

Mentor Public Library, OH, 1815 

MentorNet, CA, 100, 394, 1012, 1910 

Mercantile Library Association, OH, 1802 

Methodist Family Health Foundation, AR, 29 

Metropolitan Chicago Information Center, IL, 664, 

714, 1037 

Metropolitan Energy Information Center, MO, 1084, 

1085 

Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY, 1591 

Miami University, OH, 1470 

Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs, 

FL, 610 

Michael Fields Agricultural Institute, WI, 1568 

Michigan Health Information Alliance, MI, 954 

Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance, MI, 947 

Microfinance Information Exchange, DC, 290, 1276, 

1305, 1335, 1642, 2177-2179 

Middle Country Library Foundation, NY, 1406 

Middle Country Public Library, NY, 649 

Mifflin Community Library, PA, 1971 

Milken Institute, CA, 928 

Milwaukee Public Library Foundation, WI, 2378, 

2393, 2394, 2397, 2399 

Minneapolis Public Library, Friends of the, MN, 1057 

Minnesota Child Care Resource and Referral 

Network, MN, 478, 1038 

Minnesota State University, MN, 1039 

Missions Ministries, CO, 395 



Missouri Botanical Garden, MO, 282 

Moise Memorial Library, NM, 1217 

Monessen Public Library and District Center, PA, 

1998 

Monroe County Public Library, AL, 1 

Montana Environmental Information Center, MT, 

1100, 2299 

Montana State Library, MT, 2331 

Moore Free Library, VT, 1149-1151 

Mother Seton Academy, MD, 556 

Mount Kisco Public Library, NY, 1660 

Mount Kisco Public Library, Foundation for the, NY, 

1418 

Mount Mercy University, IA, 802 

Mount Vernon Ladies Association, VA, 1132, 1941 

Mountain Area Information Network, NC, 1584, 

1756, 1776 

Mountain Societies Development Support 

Programme, Kyrgyzstan, 146 

Muscogee County Library Foundation, GA, 628 

Muscogee County School District, GA, 611 

Museum of Latin American Art, CA, 192 

Muskegon Community College, MI, 981 

MySafe:LA, CA, 325 

Nantucket Atheneum, MA, 396, 462, 909 

NARAL Pro-Choice America, DC, 1282 

Nashville Alliance for Public Education, TN, 2332 

Nashville Public Library Foundation, TN, 1734, 

2111-2113, 2116 

National Alliance on Mental Illness Metropolitan 

Baltimore, MD, 895 

National Association for the Education of African 

American Children with Learning Disabilities, OH, 

858 

National Association of Health Data Organizations, 

UT, 1290 

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, NY, 

944 

National Center for Black Philanthropy, DC, 474 

National Center for Civil and Human Rights, GA, 2286 

National Center for Family Philanthropy, DC, 225, 

311, 774, 818, 1002, 1782, 2093, 2248, 

2259, 2333, 2352 

National Center for Higher Education Management 

Systems, CO, 783 

National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship, MD, 767, 

1801 

National Council for Occupational Safety and Health, 

NC, 573, 574 

National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library, IA, 

792, 803, 1111 

National Education Association, DC, 2301 

National Education Association Health Information 

Network, DC, 1056, 1086 

National Endowment for the Humanities, DC, 1259 

National Film Preservation Foundation, CA, 1471, 

1472 

National Gallery of Art, DC, 193 

National Headache Foundation, IL, 1044 

National Health Law Program, CA, 1169 

National Low Income Housing Coalition and Low 

Income Housing Information Service, DC, 935, 

936, 1394, 1407, 1735, 1790, 1791, 2300 

National Network of Public Health Institutes, LA, 

1170-1172 

National Postdoctoral Association, DC, 1749 

National Resource Center for the Healing of Racism, 

MI, 972, 974 

National Security Archive Fund, DC, 612, 715, 937, 

1260, 1336, 1337, 1579, 1592 

National Sporting Library, VA, 2232 

National Strategy Information Center, DC, 2379 

National Yiddish Book Center, MA, 934, 1177 

Native Village of Scammon Bay, AK, 20 

Natrona County Public Library Foundation, WY, 2402 

Nebraska Library Commission, NE, 2334 

Nederland Community Library Foundation, CO, 446, 

453 

Neighborhood Health Care, OH, 1816 

Neill Public Library, WA, 2293 

Neosho-Newton County Library, MO, 1087 

Network for Oregon Affordable Housing, OR, 1942 

Network of Behavioral Health Providers, TX, 2221, 

2249 

New Castle Public Library, DE, 546, 558 

New Distinction Corporation, HI, 638 

New Hampshire Historical Society, NH, 1141 

New Israel Fund, DC, 570 

New Jersey Coalition for Battered Women, NJ, 1173, 

1182 

New Jersey State Library, NJ, 2335 

New Lexington City School District, OH, 1875 

New Netherland Institute, NY, 1817 

New Pathways, MN, 1025, 1030 

New School, NY, 1261, 1528, 1580, 1581, 1673 

New Schools Fund, CA, 2336 

New Sun Rising, PA, 1999, 2035 

New Venture Fund, DC, 1630 

New Visions for Public Schools, NY, 1387, 1601 

New York Academy of Medicine, NY, 1174, 1232, 

1248, 1249, 1264, 1310, 1380, 1497, 1498, 

1503, 1529, 1530, 1556, 1643, 1694 

New York Committee for Occupational Safety and 

Health, NY, 1531 

New York Foundation for the Arts, NY, 1283 

New York Preservation Archive Project, NY, 1532 

New York Public Library, NY, 214, 483, 602, 1157, 

1265, 1306, 1311, 1338, 1357, 1371, 1372, 

1376, 1414-1416, 1431, 1473, 1499, 1504, 

1509, 1510, 1561-1564, 1588, 1654, 1655, 

1657, 1661, 1664, 1666, 1667, 1684, 1699, 

1702, 1704, 2189 

New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden 

Foundations, NY, 733, 910, 1208, 1277, 1411, 

1533-1540, 1736, 1965, 2142 

New York Society Library, NY, 1705 

New York State Archives Partnership Trust, NY, 1381 

New York University, NY, 1298, 1474, 1682 

Newark Beth Israel Medical Center Foundation, NJ, 

1160 

Newark Family Resource Network, NJ, 1193, 1216 

Newark Public Library, NJ, 1188-1190 

Newaygo Area District Library, MI, 960 

Newberry Library, IL, 673, 690, 732, 737, 744, 1737 

Newman University, KS, 815 

Newport Beach Public Library Foundation, CA, 296 

Newport Public Library, RI, 2060 

Nonprofit Center of Milwaukee, WI, 2372, 2373 

Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York, NY, 

1233 

Nonprofit Information Networking Association, MA, 

242, 1003, 1063 

Nonprofit Knowledge Works, LA, 826, 827, 1690, 

2277 

Nonprofit Resource Center, CA, 130, 438 

Nonprofit Resource Center of Alabama, AL, 9, 1792 

Nonprofit Resource Center of Texas, TX, 2268 

Norridgewock Free Public Library, ME, 846 

North Carolina Partnership for Children, NC, 1758 

North Central Regional Library, WA, 2294 

North Harrison Elementary School, IN, 764 

North Iowa Libraries Collaborating Board, IA, 796 

North Scituate Public Library, RI, 2061 

North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System, NY, 

1650 

North Sioux City Community Library, Friends of, SD, 

2096 

North Wales Library, PA, 2015 

Northeast Document Conservation Center, MA, 1422 

Northeast Historic Film, ME, 1475 

Northwest Resources for Families, MN, 914 

Northwestern Memorial Foundation, IL, 740 

Norway Memorial Library, ME, 847 

Oakland Kids First, CA, 1691 

Oakland Public Library, CA, 421 

Oakland Public Library, Friends of the, CA, 149 

Oakland Small Schools Foundation, CA, 162 

Obion County Public Library, TN, 2123 

Observatorio Latinoamericano de Conflictos 

Ambientales, Chile, 175 

Ocean State Libraries, RI, 2062 

Odessa LINKS, TX, 2229 

Ohio Association of Second Harvest Foodbanks, OH, 

1831 

Ohio Grantmakers Forum, OH, 926, 1803-1805, 

1818-1820, 1832-1835, 1837, 1842-1846, 

1849, 1873, 1878 

Ohioana Library Association, OH, 1877 

Oklahoma Department of Libraries, OK, 2337 

Oklahoma Historical Society, OK, 1893-1895 

Olathe Public Library, KS, 1986 

Old Town School of Folk Music, IL, 681 

Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library Foundation in 

the U. S, DC, 633 

Omaha Public Library, NE, 1107 

Omaha Public Library Foundation, NE, 1108, 1110, 

1112-1115, 1121 

Omaha Schools Foundation, NE, 1116 

Omprakash Foundation, CT, 1541, 2103 

Oneida County Library, ID, 1129 

Online Computer Library Center, OH, 2338 

Open Access Connections, MN, 1047, 1048 

Open Democracy Advice Centre, South Africa, 1339 

Oregon Child Care Resource and Referral Network, 

OR, 1943 

Oregon Friends of C.G. Jung, OR, 1944 

Oregon Historical Society, OR, 1918 

Oregon Partnership, OR, 1945 

Oregon State University Foundation, OR, 1946, 1947 

Organic Center for Education and Promotion, CO, 

804, 1757 

Ossining Public Library, NY, 1662 

Osterville Free Library Corporation, MA, 1145 

Otis Library and Museum, MA, 903 

Oxford Library Company, PA, 1960 

Oxford University, England, 1476 

Palatine Opportunity Center, IL, 665 

Paley Center for Media, NY, 1542 

Palo Alto Library Foundation, CA, 312, 397-400 

Pamoja Media East Africa, Kenya, 1644 

Panhandle Regional Planning Commission, TX, 2130 

Parent Education and Assistance for Kids, CO, 456 

Parents Anonymous, CA, 1312 

Parkinsons Institute, CA, 401 

Pasadena Education Network, CA, 112 

Pascoag Public Library, RI, 2063 

Patten Free Library, ME, 1377 

Patterson Library, NY, 1852 

Pawtucket Public Library, RI, 2064 

Pear Tree Communications, OH, 1291 

Peninsula Friends of the Library, CA, 288 

Pennsylvania Library Association, PA, 1209 

People for Irvine Community Health, CA, 297, 300 

People on Wheels, IN, 762 

Pequot Library Association, CT, 1543 

Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles County, CA, 

194 

Permian Basin Petroleum Museum, Library and Hall 

of Fame, TX, 1890, 2125, 2126 

Petersburg Library Foundation, VA, 1210, 1989, 

2291 

Petersburg Public Library, AK, 14, 15 

Pew Charitable Trusts, PA, 911 

Philanthropedia, CA, 243 

Philanthropy Roundtable, DC, 775 

Philharmonic-Symphony Society of New York, NY, 

1593 

Phillips Theological Seminary, OK, 1883 

Phillips-Morrison Institute of California, CA, 541 

Phoenix Art Museum, AZ, 27 

Pierce County Library Foundation, WA, 1853, 1860 

Pierpont Morgan Library, NY, 748, 878, 879, 1061, 

1184, 1228-1230, 1267, 1316, 1358, 1373, 

1432, 1477, 1478, 1505, 1544, 1686, 1972 

Pierre Claeyssens Military Museum and Library, CA, 

442, 443 

Pikes Peak Library District Foundation, CO, 447, 468, 

475 

Pine Eagle Economic Development Corporation, OR, 

1948 

Pineland, City of, TX, 2263 

Pinellas Public Library Cooperative, FL, 1738 

Pittsburg Public Library, KS, 1088 

Planned Parenthood of North Texas, TX, 2170 

Plymouth Public Library, MA, 824 

PMB Healthcare Consulting, NY, 1557, 1558 

Poets House, NY, 1240, 1412, 1545 



Polish Donors Forum, Poland, 1004 

Polk County Library Federation, WI, 1017, 1026 

Pontiac Public Library, IL, 656 

Population Reference Bureau, DC, 1344 

Port Townsend Public Library Foundation, WA, 2295 

Portland Public Library, ME, 831, 832, 834, 1739 

Portsmouth Free Public Library, RI, 2065 

Positive Wellness Alliance, NC, 1795 

Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors, IA, 807 

Primary Care Development Corporation, NY, 1237 

Primary Information, NY, 1701 

Primary Source, MA, 1356 

Princeton Public Library, WV, 2371 

Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland, MD, 896, 

897 

Project Inform, CA, 131, 1441, 1867 

Prosser Public Library, CT, 513 

Providence Christian School of Texas, TX, 2193 

Providence Community Library, RI, 2047, 2076 

Providence Public Library, RI, 44, 1384, 1740, 2077 

Provisions Learning Project, DC, 1299 

Public Health Management Corporation, PA, 2025, 

2027 

Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, 

NC, 1761, 1778 


Friends of the, NC, 1741, 1793 

Public Library of Science, CA, 104, 716, 1674 

Public.Resource.Org, CA, 256 

Publius, MI, 45 

Purdue University, IN, 784, 785 

Purple Rose Theater Company, MI, 948 

Quality Counts, ME, 856 

Queen of Peace Church, FL, 618 

Queens Library Foundation, NY, 859, 862, 1408, 

1546, 1683, 1742 

Quincy Asian Resources, MA, 940 

Rapid Resource for Families, NC, 1759 

Redwood Library and Athenaeum, RI, 734, 2048, 

2066, 2082 

Reedsport Library, OR, 1919 

Reedsport, City of, OR, 1904, 1909, 1949 

Rensselaerville Institute, NY, 1286 

ReServe Elder Service, NY, 1602 

Resources First Foundation, ME, 2183 

Resources for Children with Special Needs, NY, 603, 

1211, 1500, 1547, 1548, 1589 

Responsible Environmentalism Foundation, OR, 

2122 

Rhode Island Historical Society, RI, 2067 

Rhode Island Natural History Survey, RI, 735, 736, 

2078, 2079 

Rhode Island Parent Information Network, RI, 2080 

Rhode Island Quality Institute, RI, 2072 

Rhode Island Supreme Court, RI, 2068 

Rhodes University, South Africa, 1479 

Rice University, TX, 1437, 2143 

Richard Nickel Committee, IL, 652 

Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace Foundation, CA, 

163, 1262 

Richmond Memorial Library, NY, 1612, 1613 

Richmond Memorial Library Association, CT, 514 

Richmond Public Library, CA, 365 

Riegelsville Public Library, PA, 727 

Rio Grande County Library District, CO, 469 

RIPM Consortium, MD, 1480 

Riverdale Neighborhood House, NY, 1238 

Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts, NJ, 1156 

Riverside Public Library, CA, 1973 

Riverview Health Services, KS, 816 

Roanoke Public Library, VA, 46 

Robert W. Woodruff Library of the Atlanta University 

Center, GA, 1743 

Roberts Wesleyan College, NY, 2282 

Rockefeller Archive Center, NY, 1292, 1645 

Rockport Public Library, ME, 848 

Rockville Public Library, CT, 515 

Rogers Public Library Foundation, AR, 47 

Roland Public Schools, OK, 30 

Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation, CA, 91, 249, 

255, 1133, 1300, 2158 

Room to Read, CA, 336, 402-404, 1117 

Rosenbach Museum and Library, PA, 2016, 2028 

Rosenberg Library, TX, 2245 

Rosenberg Library Association, TX, 2211 

Round Valley Public Library, Friends of the, CA, 101 

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, England, 1481 

Royal Family Archives, Museum and Information 

Center, Lesotho, 973 

Royal Shakespeare Company, England, 171 

Royal Society for the Protection of Nature, Bhutan, 

717 

Rundel Library Foundation, NY, 1614, 1615 

Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal, MI, 956 

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, NJ, 

1158 

Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center, OH, 1385 

Rye Public Library, NH, 1142 

Sacramento Employment and Training Agency, CA, 

132 

Sacred Heart University, CT, 1606 

Saint Cloud, City of, MN, 1031 

Saint Johnsbury Athenaeum, VT, 825 

Saint Joseph County Public Library, IN, 755 

Saint Louis County Library, MO, 2042 

Saint Louis Mercantile Library Association, MO, 1097 

Saint Louis University Library Associates, MO, 1098 

Saint Marys Girls High School, Kenya, 619 

Saint Marys Outreach Center, MD, 867 

Saint Monica Catholic School, TX, 2194 

Saint Paul Public Library, Friends of the, MN, 1052, 

1058 

Saint Pauls Episcopal School, CA, 164-166 

Sainte Genevieve County Health Department, MO, 

1064 

San Anselmo Library, Friends of the, CA, 267 

San Antonio Public Library Foundation, TX, 1409, 

2266 

San Buenaventura Library, Friends of the, CA, 423 

San Diego Chinese Historical Society and Museum, 

CA, 343 

San Diego Public Library, CA, 344 

San Diego Public Library Foundation, CA, 345-351 

San Francisco Adult Day Services Network, CA, 208 

San Jose Public Library Foundation, CA, 405 

San Luis Valley Museum, CO, 470 

San Mateo Public Library Foundation, CA, 366, 367, 

406 

San Rafael Public Library, Friends of the, CA, 268, 

269 

Sandy Public Library, OR, 1861, 1920, 1950 

Sandy Spring Museum, MD, 882 

Sandy, City of, OR, 1905 

Santa Barbara Museum of Art, CA, 195 

Santa Clara City Library Foundation, CA, 95 

Santa Clara University, CA, 422 

Santa Fe Indian School, NM, 1222 

Santa Fe Public Library, Friends of the, NM, 1218 

Santiam Christian Schools, OR, 1951 

School Choice Ohio, OH, 51 

School Choice Wisconsin, WI, 950, 2380, 2385, 

2395 

School for the Arts, New Mexico, NM, 1223 

Scottsbluff Public Library, NE, 1128 

Scottsbluff Public Library Foundation, NE, 1109 

Seaford District Library, DE, 553 

Seattle Art Museum, WA, 196 

Seattle Public Library Foundation, WA, 479, 1054, 

2296, 2361-2363 

Seattle, City of, WA, 2339 

Select Milwaukee, WI, 1055, 1410 

Self Reliance Foundation, DC, 274 

Senator John Heinz History Center, PA, 2021 

Senior Guidance Directory, TX, 1119 

SeniorNavigator.com, VA, 789, 1212 

Sevier County Public Library System, Foundation for 

the, TN, 2101 

Seward Community Library, AK, 21 

Sexuality Information and Education Council of the 

U.S., NY, 209, 488, 871, 938, 1161, 1183, 

1284, 1340, 1594, 2287 

Shaker Museum and Library, NY, 56, 1433 

Shakespeare’s Globe, England, 172 

Sheridan County Library Foundation, WY, 2403-2405 

Shoshana S. Cardin Jewish Community High School, 

MD, 1244 

SIM USA, NC, 582 

Simmons College of Kentucky, KY, 819 

Simsbury Public Library, CT, 516 

SingleStop USA, CA, 416, 212, 215-218, 222, 270, 

978, 979, 1185, 1565, 1566 

Sinte Gleska University, SD, 1224 

Siuslaw Public Library District, OR, 1924 

Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, NY, 

852 

Slatington Public Library, PA, 2046 

Sluzhenye Association, Russia, 1005 

Smithsonian American Art Museum, DC, 368 

Smithsonian Institution, DC, 407, 1675, 1911, 2144 

Sno-Isle Regional Library Foundation, WA, 2297 

Social and Development Network Kenya, Kenya, 244 

Social and Public Art Resource Center, CA, 113 

Social Law Library, MA, 912 

Social Science Research Council, NY, 718 

Social Venture Partners, WA, 2340 

Society of Environmental Journalists, PA, 2017 

Society of Saint Vincent de Paul, TX, 2171 

Society of the Four Arts, FL, 527 

Somers Library, Friends of the, CT, 517 

South African Health Informatics Association, South 

Africa, 1646 

South Benton Community Enhancement Association, 

OR, 1921, 1952, 1953, 1958 

South Kingstown Public Library, RI, 2069 

South Windsor Public Library, CT, 518 

Southern California Center for Nonprofit 

Management, CA, 114, 1744 

Southern California Institute of Architecture, CA, 197 

Southern California Library for Social Studies and 

Research, CA, 115 

Southern Maryland Child Care Resource Center, MD, 

898 

Southern Methodist University, TX, 2159 

Southern Oregon Historical Society, OR, 1954 

Southern Regional Education Board, GA, 786 

Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS, AZ, 24, 25, 439 

Southwest Research and Information Center, NM, 

1225-1227 

Spartanburg County Public Library, SC, 2083 

Spaulding Memorial Library, ME, 1245 

SPJST Library Archives and Museum, TX, 1974 

Spokane Public Library, WA, 2347 

Stanford University, CA, 542, 1482, 1483 

Stanhope Public Library, IA, 797 

State of the U.S.A., DC, 719 

Stayton Public Library Foundation, OR, 1955 

Stella Maris, OH, 1821, 1848 

Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, MA, 107, 

198, 749, 1423, 1443, 1484, 1595, 1596 

Stichting eIFL.net, Italy, 2341 

Stonewall Library and Archives, FL, 590-592 

Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library, OH, 613 

Strong Public Library, ME, 849 

Structured Employment Economic Development 

Corporation, NY, 899 

Sunlight Foundation, DC, 291, 535, 564, 614 

Sutton Public Library, AK, 22 

Swiss Pain Patients Association, Switzerland, 1045 

Syracuse University, NY, 1485 

T.L.L. Temple Memorial Library and Archives, TX, 

2264 

Tacoma Public Library, WA, 2298 

Taulama for Tongans, CA, 133 

TechSoup Global, CA, 92, 1631 

Temple Beth El, ND, 1796 

Temple University, PA, 2018 

Tennessee Charter Schools Association, TN, 2104, 

2118-2121, 2124 

Teton County Library Foundation, WY, 536, 1317, 

2401 

Texas A & M Foundation, TX, 2191 

Texas Book Festival, TX, 2160 

Texas Low Income Housing Information Service, TX, 

2250 

Texas State Library and Archives Commission, TX, 

2342 

Texas State University, TX, 2128 



Texas Tech University, TX, 2222-2224 

Theater Communications Group, NY, 173 

TheaterWorks, CA, 408 

Thetford, Town of, VT, 1143 

Thomas-Dale District 7 Planning Council, MN, 1040 

Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center, CA, 369 

Tides Center, CA, 1175, 2275 

Tiverton Library Services, RI, 2081 

Tolland Public Library, CT, 519 

Tom Green County Friends of the Library, TX, 2230 

Tompkins County Public Library Foundation, NY, 

1585 

Topten USA, DC, 374 

Trisha Brown Dance Company, NY, 1486 

Tropics Foundation, GA, 579 

Tulsa Library Trust, OK, 1898, 1900, 1901 

Turner Memorial Library, ME, 567 

Turner Public Library, ME, 1246 

UC Santa Cruz Foundation, CA, 370 

UCLA Foundation, CA, 70-76 

Unalaska, City of, AK, 23 

Union County Carnegie Library, SC, 2091, 2092 

United Cerebral Palsy Associations of New York 

State, NY, 1549 

United Community Action Network, OR, 1922 

United Nations African Institute for Economic 

Development and Planning, Senegal, 1341 

United Way 2-1-1 of Manasota, FL, 596 

United Way for Southeastern Michigan, MI, 957 

United Way International, VA, 1278 

United Way of Fresno County, CA, 330 

United Way of Mesa County, CO, 471 

United Way of Metropolitan Nashville, TN, 2114 

United Way of Midland County, MI, 955 

United Way of Monterey County, CA, 276 

United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County, TX, 

2235 

United Way of San Luis Obispo County, CA, 331 

United Way of Santa Cruz County, CA, 313 

United Way of Sonoma-Mendocino-Lake, CA, 332 

United Way of the Bay Area, CA, 210, 223, 259, 333 

United Way of the Black Hills, SD, 2097 

United Way of the Piedmont, SC, 2084 

United Way Silicon Valley, CA, 260, 334 

United Way, Aloha, HI, 645 

United Way, Wiregrass, AL, 13 

University College Dublin, Ireland, 1487 

University Hospitals Health System, OH, 1822 

University of Arizona, AZ, 28 

University of Arkansas Foundation, AR, 31 

University of California, CA, 167, 168, 199, 211, 

224, 245, 261, 314, 316-320, 371, 1293, 

1382, 1386, 1488, 1489 

University of California at Berkeley Foundation, CA, 

409 

University of California at San Diego, CA, 1313 

University of Chicago, IL, 1676 

University of Denver, CO, 472 

University of Ghana, Ghana, 1263, 1647 

University of Houston-University Park, TX, 2246 

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, IL, 1490 

University of Kentucky Research Foundation, KY, 

1176 

University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, 1648 

University of Medicine, Burma (Myanmar), 918, 919 

University of Miami, FL, 615, 1491 

University of Minnesota, MN, 1395 

University of Missouri, MO, 1120, 2134 

University of Montevallo, AL, 7, 8 

University of North Carolina, NC, 1760, 1777 

University of North Texas, TX, 2147 

University of Oklahoma Foundation, OK, 1889 

University of Oregon Foundation, OR, 410, 411 

University of Pennsylvania, PA, 1750 

University of Saint Mary of the Lake-Mundelein 

Seminary, IL, 654 

University of Southern California, CA, 134, 200 

University of Southern Maine, ME, 833 

University of Toronto, Canada, 1492 

University of Utah, UT, 886-888, 1677, 2270, 2274 

University of Washington, WA, 2343 

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Foundation, WI, 

555 

University World News, South Africa, 1342 

Urban School News, IL, 1847 

UWM Foundation, WI, 2390 

Valley Library Consortium, MI, 962 

Van Buren District Library, MI, 969 

Velir Studios, MA, 1294 

Veria Central Public Library, Greece, 2344 

Vermont Department of Libraries, VT, 2345 

Vestavia Hills Library Foundation, AL, 2 

VIA LINK, LA, 828 

Villa I Tatti, Italy, 1374 

Village Learning Place, MD, 900 

Virginia Career Education Foundation, VA, 1990 

Virginia Child Care Resource and Referral Network, 

VA, 1006 

Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center, OR, 1956 

Virginia Public Access Project, VA, 1213 

Visiting Nurse Service of New York, NY, 1651 

Vose Library, ME, 1247 

W E T A-Greater Washington Educational 

Telecommunications Association, VA, 1493 

W N Y C Radio, NY, 1692 

Walker Art Center, MN, 201, 1494 

Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, 

Australia, 1751 

Warwick Public Library, RI, 2070 

Washington Area Performing Arts Video Archive, DC, 

883 

Washington County Childrens Program, ME, 857 

Washington Department of Social and Health 

Services, WA, 2351 

Washington Press Club Foundation, DC, 1885 

Washington State Child Care Resource and Referral 

Network, WA, 2136 

Washington State Library, WA, 2346 

Washington State University Foundation, WA, 2364 

Washington Street Community Center, CO, 482 

Washington University, MO, 1099 

Washoe County Library, Friends of, NV, 1126, 1130 

Watertown Free Public Library, MA, 913 

WCMC 2000, England, 945 

Welles-Turner Memorial Library Second Century Fund, 

CT, 520 

Wellesley Free Library Centennial Fund, MA, 1152 

Wellsburg Public Library, IA, 1096 

Welvista, SC, 1745 

West Chester Public Library, PA, 1214 

West Hartford Public Library, CT, 521 

West Hollywood Library Fund, CA, 440 

West Michigan Strategic Alliance, MI, 1010 

West Philadelphia Catholic High School, PA, 557 

West Sound Academy, WA, 2365 

West Virginia Kids Count Fund, WV, 872 

West Virginia Telehealth Alliance, WV, 1967 

West Warwick Public Library System, RI, 2071 

Western Health Information Network, CA, 139, 140 

Westgate Public Library, IA, 798 

Westminster College, PA, 1991 

Westminster School, CT, 1823 

Weston Historical Society, CT, 528 

Westport Free Public Library, MA, 1444 

Westport Public Library, CT, 1706 

Wethersfield Public Library, CT, 522 

Whitakers, Town of, NC, 757 

White Plains Library Foundation, NY, 1550 

Whitefield, Town of, NH, 1144 

Whitman County Library, Friends of, WA, 2348 

Whittier Area First Day Coalition, CA, 298 

Wilkinson Center, TX, 1191, 2161-2164, 2172, 

2173, 2195, 2231, 2254, 2261 

William A. Farnsworth Library and Art Museum, ME, 

1438, 1696, 1746, 2212, 2213 

William J. Clinton Presidential Foundation, AR, 108, 

1118, 1186, 1551-1553, 1587, 1747, 1896, 

2302 

Williamsburg Public Library, IA, 799 

Window to the World Communications, IL, 682 

Windsor Locks Public Library, CT, 523 

Windsor Public Library, CT, 524 

Winter Haven Public Library, Friends of the, FL, 594 

Winthrop Group, NY, 1495 

Women at Work, CA, 430, 1748 

Wonder of Reading, CA, 93, 250, 1868 

Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, 

DC, 246 

Worcester Public Library Foundation, MA, 1215 

Worker’s Information Center, Cambodia, 1041 

Working America Education Fund, DC, 275, 575, 

576, 875, 1343, 1554 

Worksafe, CA, 577 

World Resources Institute, DC, 1632 

Wray Public Library, Friends of, CO, 454 

Wray, City of, CO, 473 

Wuxi Library, China, 758-760 

Yale University, CT, 720, 1375 

Yantai Library, China, 1882 

Yayasan Pengembangan Hak Asasi Manusia Untuk 

ASEAN, Indonesia, 721 

YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, NY, 543, 544, 

604, 1511-1514, 1687 

YM-YWHA, 92nd Street, NY, 174 

Youth LINC, UT, 2273 


GEOGRAPHIC INDEX 

ALABAMA 

Alabama Archives and History Foundation 3, 10 

Flomaton Public Library 4 

Greenville Butler County Public Library 5 

Jane B. Holmes Public Library 11 

Leighton Public Library 6 

Monroe County Public Library 1 

Nonprofit Resource Center of Alabama 9, 1792 

United Way, Wiregrass 13 

University of Montevallo 7, 8 

Vestavia Hills Library Foundation 2 

ALASKA 

Alaska Center for the Environment 2367 

Alaska Department of Education and Early 

Development 2305 

Alaska, State of 16 

Cooper Landing Community Library 17 

Fairbanks North Star Borough Public Library 18, 1855 

Haines Borough Public Library 19 

Joyce K. Carver Memorial Library, Friends of the 1857 

Native Village of Scammon Bay 20 

Petersburg Public Library 14, 15 

Seward Community Library 21 

Sutton Public Library 22 

Unalaska, City of 23 

ARIZONA 

Arizona Jewish Historical Society 26 

Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records 

2309 

College Depot Program at Burton Barr Central Library 

787 

Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation 2382, 2383 

Phoenix Art Museum 27 

Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS 24, 25, 439 

University of Arizona 28 

ARKANSAS 

Barton Library 32 

Baxter County Public Library Foundation 49, 1131 

Central Arkansas Library System 35 

Central Junior High School 1762 

Fayetteville Public Library 38, 48 

Fayetteville Public Library Foundation 39 

Friends of Central Arkansas Libraries 2260 

Methodist Family Health Foundation 29 

Rogers Public Library Foundation 47 

University of Arkansas Foundation 31 

William J. Clinton Presidential Foundation 108, 1118, 

1186, 1551-1553, 1587, 1747, 1896, 2302 

AUSTRALIA 

Charities Aid Foundation Australia 1961 

Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research 

1751 

AZERBAIJAN 

Baku Educational Information Center Foundation 

1573 

BAHAMAS 

Lyford Cay Foundation 2210 

BANGLADESH 

Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University 1633 

BELGIUM 

European Foundation Centre 989, 990, 1325, 1326, 

1621, 1622, 2316 

BHUTAN 

Royal Society for the Protection of Nature 717 

BRAZIL 

Instituto de Pesquisas e Estudos Afro-Brasileiros 

971 

BULGARIA 

Bulgarian Charities Aid Foundation 983 

Bulgarian Donors Forum 984 

BURMA (MYANMAR) 

University of Medicine 918 

University of Medicine 919 

CALIFORNIA 

1in6 57, 426 

Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Foundation 

1993 

Access Books 58 

Advancement Project 116 

Alameda County Library Foundation 151, 335, 420 

Alameda County Public Health Department 117 

Aphasia Center of California 147 

Association of Jewish Libraries 170, 1241 

Athenaeum Music and Arts Library 338, 1518 

Bancroft Library, Friends of the 264 

Banning Public Library 339 

Bay Citizen 119 

Benicia Library Foundation 2267 

Berkeley Public Library 378 

Boys and Girls Clubs of Santa Barbara County, United 

372 

Braille Institute 441 

Bring Me A Book Foundation 152-154 

California Child Care Resource and Referral Network 

109, 302, 303 

California Department of Parks and Recreation 120 

California History Center Foundation 382, 383 

California Library Association 304 

California Managed Risk Medical Insurance Board 

305 

California State Library 2310 

California State University 327 

California State University Long Beach Foundation 

181 

Calvary Cross Church of the Highlands 155 

Cambria Library, Friends of the 1383 

Carmel-By-The-Sea Public Library Foundation 52 

Center to Promote HealthCare Access 121, 135, 

1163 

Children Now 306 

Chinese American Museum, Friends of the 182 

Chula Vista Library, Friends of the 340 

Climate Registry 1620 

Clinica Sierra Vista 122 

Colusa County Library 376 

Common Sense Media 123 

Community Health Resource and Development 

Center 377 

Contra Costa County Public Library 158 

Contra Costa Crisis Center 328 

Creative Commons 1089 

Crystal Stairs 321, 1201 

Eden Area Information and Reference 329 

Eden Information and Referral Service 219 

EdSource 97, 220, 231, 251, 352, 384, 417, 418 

Escondido Public Library 341 

Fair Oaks Community Center 385 

Faith Network of the East Bay 353 

Flora of North America Association 554, 1457 

Foundation Center San Francisco 205, 354, 1716 

Francis House of Sacramento 1785 

Fresno County Public Library, Friends of the 247 

Friends and Foundation of the San Francisco Public 

Library 98, 99, 178, 206, 213, 221, 299, 

355-361, 432, 1405 

Frontier Project Foundation 1717 

Fuller Theological Seminary 60 

Global Footprint Network 176, 387, 388, 412, 413 

Grammy Museum Foundation 184 

Grandparents as Parents 322, 419, 428 

Great Oakland Public Schools Information Center 

159, 160 

GreatNonprofits 308, 389, 2033 

GreatSchools 50, 700, 1608, 2320, 2321, 2384 

Health Care Interpreter Network 161 

Health Technology Center 136 

Healthcare and Elder Law Programs Corporation 

1963 

Holocaust Center of Northern California 207 

Housing Rights Committee of San Francisco 362 

Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical 

Gardens 54, 55, 61-64, 141, 142, 185, 283, 

285, 293, 323, 326, 375, 436, 1065, 1464, 

1718 

Info Line of San Diego County 262, 342, 1719, 1720 

Information and Referral Federation of Los Angeles 

County 1167, 1721 

Information Clearinghouse for Chinese Gays and 

Lesbians 1352 

Inland Counties Regional Center 429, 1206, 1722 

Innovation Center for Energy and Transportation 

1625 

Institute for College Access and Success 202, 237, 

253, 977, 2325 

Institute on Religion and Civic Values 294 

Internet Archive 281 

Just Harvest USA 1567 

JustGive 487 

Korean Health Education Information and Research 

Center 110, 138, 1726-1728 

L.A. Theater Works 1671 

Laguna Beach Library, Friends of 295 

Lavender Youth Recreation and Information Center 

363, 437, 1729-1731 

LAXART 186 

Legal Services of Northern California 126 

Library Foundation of Los Angeles 65-67, 77, 90, 

106, 111, 143, 144, 286, 324, 1053, 1733, 

1789, 2257 

Lompoc Public Library System, Friends of the 373 

Long Beach Public Library Foundation 287 

Los Angeles County Museum of Art 68, 187 

Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History 

Foundation 188 

Los Angeles Police Historical Society 69 

Los Angeles Public Library 284 

Los Angeles, City of 189 

Loyola Marymount University 150 

Lybba 127, 128 

MAK Center for Art and Architecture 191 

Managed Risk Medical Insurance Board 129 

Manhattan Beach Education Foundation 2258 

MAPLight.org 177, 379, 392, 1123, 1355, 1628 

Marin County Library Foundation 265 

Marin Link 266 

Masters College 581 

Meedan, Inc. 1629 

Menlo Park Friends of the Library 393 

MentorNet 100, 394, 1012, 1910 

Milken Institute 928 


GEOGRAPHIC INDEX Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

Museum of Latin American Art 192 

MySafe:LA 325 

National Film Preservation Foundation 1471, 1472 

National Health Law Program 1169 

New Schools Fund 2336 

Newport Beach Public Library Foundation 296 

Nonprofit Resource Center 130, 438 

Oakland Kids First 1691 

Oakland Public Library 421 

Oakland Public Library, Friends of the 149 

Oakland Small Schools Foundation 162 

Palo Alto Library Foundation 312, 397-400 

Parents Anonymous 1312 

Parkinsons Institute 401 

Pasadena Education Network 112 

Peninsula Friends of the Library 288 

People for Irvine Community Health 297, 300 

Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles County 194 

Philanthropedia 243 

Phillips-Morrison Institute of California 541 

Pierre Claeyssens Military Museum and Library 442, 

443 

Project Inform 131, 1441, 1867 

Public Library of Science 104, 716, 1674 

Public.Resource.Org 256 

Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace Foundation 163, 

1262 

Richmond Public Library 365 

Riverside Public Library 1973 

Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation 91, 249, 

255, 1133, 1300, 2158 

Room to Read 336, 402-404, 1117 

Round Valley Public Library, Friends of the 101 

Sacramento Employment and Training Agency 132 

Saint Pauls Episcopal School 164-166 

San Anselmo Library, Friends of the 267 

San Buenaventura Library, Friends of the 423 

San Diego Chinese Historical Society and Museum 

343 

San Diego Public Library 344 

San Diego Public Library Foundation 345-351 

San Francisco Adult Day Services Network 208 

San Jose Public Library Foundation 405 

San Mateo Public Library Foundation 366, 367, 406 

San Rafael Public Library, Friends of the 268, 269 

Santa Barbara Museum of Art 195 

Santa Clara City Library Foundation 95 

Santa Clara University 422 

SingleStop USA 416 

Social and Public Art Resource Center 113 

Southern California Center for Nonprofit Management 

114, 1744 

Southern California Institute of Architecture 197 

Southern California Library for Social Studies and 

Research 115 

Stanford University 542, 1482, 1483 

Taulama for Tongans 133 

TechSoup Global 92, 1631 

TheaterWorks 408 

Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center 369 

Tides Center 1175 

UC Santa Cruz Foundation 370 

UCLA Foundation 70-76 

United Way of Fresno County 330 

United Way of Monterey County 276 

United Way of San Luis Obispo County 331 

United Way of Santa Cruz County 313 

United Way of Sonoma-Mendocino-Lake 332 

United Way of the Bay Area 210, 223, 259, 333 

United Way Silicon Valley 260, 334 

University of California 167, 168 

University of California 199 

University of California 211, 224, 245, 261 



University of California 317-320 







University of California at Berkeley Foundation 409 

University of California at San Diego 1313 

University of Southern California 134, 200 

West Hollywood Library Fund 440 

Western Health Information Network 139, 140 

Whittier Area First Day Coalition 298 

Women at Work 430, 1748 

Wonder of Reading 93, 250, 1868 

Worksafe 577 

CAMBODIA 

Worker’s Information Center 1041 

CANADA 

Jewish Public Library 1413 

Lethbridge Public Library 1964 

Library of Coaticook 1140 

McGill University, Friends of 2243, 2244 

University of Toronto 1492 

CHILE 

Direccion de Bibliotecas, Archivos y Museos 2315 

Observatorio Latinoamericano de Conflictos 

Ambientales 175 

CHINA 

Beijing University 1320 

China NPO Network 1323, 2312 

Wuxi Library 758-760 

Yantai Library 1882 

COLOMBIA 

Fundacion ArtNexus 183 

COLORADO 

Auraria Library 457 

Bright Futures 463 

Child Care Connections 448, 455 

Colorado Alliance for Environmental Education 458 

Colorado Regional Health Information Organization 

480 

Colorado Rural Health Center 451, 452, 464, 465 

Colorado State Library 2313 

Conejos County Library District 466 

Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region 1888 

Denver Public Library 449 

Denver Public Library Friends Foundation 459, 460 

Douglas County Library 1925 

Escuela de Guadalupe 461 

Grillo Health Information Center 78 

Gunnison County Library District 450 

Hospice of Boulder County 80 

Las Animas-Bent County Library District 467 

Lutheran Social Services of Colorado 481 

Missions Ministries 395 

National Center for Higher Education Management 

Systems 783 

Nederland Community Library Foundation 446, 453 

Organic Center for Education and Promotion 804, 

1757 

Parent Education and Assistance for Kids 456 

Pikes Peak Library District Foundation 447, 468, 475 

Rio Grande County Library District 469 

San Luis Valley Museum 470 

United Way of Mesa County 471 

University of Denver 472 

Washington Street Community Center 482 

Wray Public Library, Friends of 454 

Wray, City of 473 

CONNECTICUT 

Andover Friends of the Library 491 

Avon Free Public Library 492 

Bentley Memorial Library 493 

Canton Public Library 494 

Cora J. Belden Library 495 

Derby Neck Library 484 

Douglas Library of Hebron 496 

Earth Action Network 272, 273, 1583 

East Granby Library Association 497 

East Hartford Public Library 498 

Farmington Village Green and Library Association 499 

Free the Children USA 386 

Granby Public Library 500 

Greenwich Library 486, 531-534 

Greenwich Library, Friends of 1685 

Hall Memorial Library 501 

Hartford Areas Rally Together 1050 

Hartford Public Library 502-504, 777, 1051 

Housing Education Resource Center 505 

Interlude, Inc. 176 Cross Highway 489 

Kent Memorial Library 506, 507 

Khmer Legacies 1605 

Legal Assistance Resource Center of Connecticut 

508 

Library Association of Warehouse Point 509 

Library Connection 510 

Lucy Robbins Welles Library 511 

Manchester Public Library 512 

Omprakash Foundation 1541, 2103 

Pequot Library Association 1543 

Prosser Public Library 513 

Richmond Memorial Library Association 514 

Rockville Public Library 515 

Sacred Heart University 1606 

Simsbury Public Library 516 

Somers Library, Friends of the 517 

South Windsor Public Library 518 

Tolland Public Library 519 

Welles-Turner Memorial Library Second Century Fund 

520 

West Hartford Public Library 521 

Westminster School 1823 

Weston Historical Society 528 

Westport Public Library 1706 

Wethersfield Public Library 522 

Windsor Locks Public Library 523 

Windsor Public Library 524 

Yale University 720, 1375 

CZECH REPUBLIC 

Czech Donors Forum 986, 987 

DELAWARE 

Delaware Division of Libraries 2314 

Dover Library Foundation 552 

Dover Public Library 547 

Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation 548, 1454, 

1455 

New Castle Public Library 546, 558 

Seaford District Library 553 

DENMARK 

Aarhus, City of 2304 

Louisiana Museum of Modern Art 190 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 

American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy 

Research 605 

Americans for the Arts 84, 226, 301, 337, 559, 

1280, 1295, 1345, 1393, 1398, 2105, 2292 

ASPIRA Association 118 

Association of Research Libraries 1346, 1446 

Bank Information Center 204, 982, 1347-1351, 

1616, 1617 

Carnegie Institution of Washington 277 

Catalogue for Philanthropy Greater Washington 568, 

874, 885 

Center for Union Facts 445, 1032, 2374 

CommunicationWorks, LLC 780 

ConSource 1200 

Council on Library and Information Resources 1448, 

1449 

Dance Heritage Coalition 1450, 1451 

Folger Shakespeare Library 561, 873, 881, 1155, 

2278-2280 

Foundation Center Washington, DC 562, 569, 746, 

893 

Foundation for the National Archives 722, 880, 2198 

Gallaudet University 1459 

Genetic Alliance 1388, 1389 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services GEOGRAPHIC INDEX 

GlobalGiving Foundation 235 

Greater Washington Sports Alliance 1068 

Healthy Building Network 917 

Howard University 1463 

Information Technology and Innovation Foundation 

1090 

Institute of Museum and Library Services 1723 

International Center for Not-for-Profit Law 1000, 

1334, 2326, 2327 

Jamestown Foundation 530, 1181, 2043 

Knowledge Ecology International 1353, 1578 

Leapfrog Group 1168 

Library of Congress 96, 364, 711, 949, 1083, 1560 

Microfinance Information Exchange 290, 1276, 

1305, 1335, 1642, 2177-2179 

NARAL Pro-Choice America 1282 

National Center for Black Philanthropy 474 

National Center for Family Philanthropy 225, 311, 

774, 818, 1002, 1782, 2093, 2248, 2259, 

2333, 2352 

National Education Association 2301 

National Education Association Health Information 

Network 1056, 1086 

National Endowment for the Humanities 1259 

National Gallery of Art 193 

National Low Income Housing Coalition and Low 

Income Housing Information Service 935, 936, 

1394, 1407, 1735, 1790, 1791, 2300 

National Postdoctoral Association 1749 

National Security Archive Fund 612, 715, 937, 1260, 

1336, 1337, 1579, 1592 

National Strategy Information Center 2379 

New Israel Fund 570 

New Venture Fund 1630 

Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library Foundation in 

the U. S 633 

Philanthropy Roundtable 775 

Population Reference Bureau 1344 

Provisions Learning Project 1299 

Self Reliance Foundation 274 

Smithsonian American Art Museum 368 

Smithsonian Institution 407, 1675, 1911, 2144 

State of the U.S.A. 719 

Sunlight Foundation 291, 535, 564, 614 

Tides Center 2275 

Topten USA 374 

Washington Area Performing Arts Video Archive 883 

Washington Press Club Foundation 1885 

Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars 

246 

Working America Education Fund 275, 575, 576, 

875, 1343, 1554 

World Resources Institute 1632 

EGYPT 

Bibliotheca Alexandrina 1618, 1668 

ENGLAND 

Aegis Trust 81 

British Museum 180 

Charities Aid Foundation UK 1604, 1709, 2137, 

2311 

China Dialogue 1619 

Cultural Industries Development Agency 939 

Global Healthcare Information Network 1639 

GuideStar International 1640 

International Association for Digital Publications 

1333 

International Society for Science and Religion 2044 

London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine 

2329 

Oxford University 1476 

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew 1481 

Royal Shakespeare Company 171 

Shakespeare’s Globe 172 

WCMC 2000 945 

FLORIDA 

211 Palm Beach/Treasure Coast 621 

Bethune-Cookman University 597 

Brave Kids 1196, 1197 

Childrens Museum of Naples 1977 

Donors Forum of South Florida 606, 607 

First Call for Help of Broward 589 

Florida Alliance of Information and Referral Services 

584, 620 

Florida College 580 

Friends of the Library of North Port Area 595 

Hebrew Academy of Greater Miami 1242 

Jacksonville Public Libraries 586 

Jacksonville Public Libraries Foundation 587, 588 

Johnson Branch Library, Friends of 635 

Library Foundation of Martin County 622 

Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs 

610 

Pinellas Public Library Cooperative 1738 

Queen of Peace Church 618 

Society of the Four Arts 527 

Stonewall Library and Archives 590-592 

United Way 2-1-1 of Manasota 596 

University of Miami 615, 1491 

Winter Haven Public Library, Friends of the 594 

FRANCE 

American Library in Paris 82, 83 

American University of Paris 1445 

Bibliotheque Americaine de Nancy 1363 

Bibliotheque Anglophone d’Angers 1364 

GEORGIA 

Alliance for Christian Media 768 

ArtsNOW 636 

Attachment Parenting International 625 

Carter Center 227 

Chattahoochee Valley Regional Library System 623, 

627 

Commerce Public Library Foundation 626 

Emory University 632 

Foundation Center Atlanta 629, 637 

HBCU Library Alliance 1462 

Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta 631 

Kennesaw Museum Foundation 2285 

LaGrange College 624 

Lyrasis 1467, 1468 

Muscogee County Library Foundation 628 

Muscogee County School District 611 

National Center for Civil and Human Rights 2286 

Robert W. Woodruff Library of the Atlanta University 

Center 1743 

Southern Regional Education Board 786 

Tropics Foundation 579 

GERMANY 

Bach-Archiv 315 

GHANA 

University of Ghana 1263, 1647 

GREECE 

Veria Central Public Library 2344 

HAWAII 

Bond Memorial Library, Friends of 640 

Hamakua Health Center 641 

Hawaii Health Information Corporation 642 

Hawaii State Judiciary 643 

Kapiolani Health Foundation 639 

Lanai Womens Center 644 

New Distinction Corporation 638 

United Way, Aloha 645 

HUNGARY 

Hungarian Donors Forum 999 

IDAHO 

Coeur d Alene Public Library Foundation 647 

Community Library 648 

Garden City Library Foundation 1856 

Idaho Commission for Libraries 2323 

Lewiston Library Foundation 646 

Marshall Public Library 1859 

Oneida County Library 1129 

ILLINOIS 

Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation 

655, 668, 687, 1397 

Addison Community Switchboard 688 

American Library Association 1194, 1506, 1572, 

1598, 2306-2308 

Art Institute of Chicago 179, 683 

Arts Alliance Illinois Foundation 684 

Carmelite Missions 616 

Center for Information of Elgin 657 

Center for Neighborhood Technology 1307 

Centro de Informacion 920, 1976 

Centro San Bonifacio 685 

Chicago Film Archives 674 

Chicago Public Library 693 

Chicago Public Library Foundation 37, 666, 669, 

675, 703, 705, 706, 723, 724, 728, 743, 747, 

1402, 1710, 1711, 1863 

Chicago, City of 658 

Christopher House 659 

Clinton Township Public Library 1095 

Columbia College 676 

DePaul University 707 

Donors Forum of Chicago 653, 660, 667, 670, 686, 

691, 694-697, 708, 729, 730, 738, 741, 745, 

1712 

Evanston Public Library 105 

Gail Borden Public Library Foundation 692 

Garfield Elementary School 1765 

Gerber-Hart Gay and Lesbian Archives and Library 

650 

Glen Carbon Centennial Library 2319 

Global Philanthropy Partnership 699, 1297, 1624 

Health Leads Chicago 739 

Healthcare Consortium of Illinois 661 

Hope Institute for Children and Families 662 

IssueLab 238, 1001 

Jazz Institute of Chicago 651, 663, 677, 678, 701, 

710, 731 

Lewis University 679 

Local Initiatives Support Corporation 712 

Metropolitan Chicago Information Center 664, 714, 

1037 

National Headache Foundation 1044 

Newberry Library 673, 690, 732, 737, 744, 1737 

Northwestern Memorial Foundation 740 

Old Town School of Folk Music 681 

Palatine Opportunity Center 665 

Pontiac Public Library 656 

Richard Nickel Committee 652 

University of Chicago 1676 

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1490 

University of Saint Mary of the Lake-Mundelein 

Seminary 654 

Urban School News 1847 

Window to the World Communications 682 

INDIA 

Akshara Foundation 2174 

Civic: Centre for Indian Visual Culture 1324 

Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage 

1330 

INDIANA 

Allen County Public Library Foundation 753 

Brown County High School 671 

Brown County Public Library 672 

Chapelwood Elementary School 1763 

Connect2Help 788 

Glen Acres Elementary School 1766 

Indiana Health Information Exchange 765 

Indiana University 1165 

Indiana University-Purdue University 750 

Indianapolis Center for Congregations 771 

Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library 2041 

Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library Foundation 

751, 772, 1982 



Kendallville Public Library 761 

Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library 773 

Lanesville Community School Corporation 763 

League for the Blind and Disabled 778 

Learn More Indiana 782 

Lincoln Collection of Indiana, Friends of the 754, 756 

North Harrison Elementary School 764 

People on Wheels 762 

Purdue University 784, 785 

Saint Joseph County Public Library 755 

INDONESIA 

Indonesia Corruption Watch 1331 

Institut Studi Arus Informasi 1332 

Yayasan Pengembangan Hak Asasi Manusia Untuk 

ASEAN 721 

IOWA 

Cedar Rapids Public Library 800 

Council Bluffs Public Library 805, 806 

Des Moines Public Library Foundation 1609, 2281 

Herbert Hoover Presidential Library Association 801 

Hubbard Public Library 793 

Iowa Department of Public Health 808 

Iowa State University 809 

Keck Memorial Library 794 

Letts Public Library 795 

Marshalltown Public Library, Friends of the 1067 

Mount Mercy University 802 

National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library 792, 

803, 1111 

North Iowa Libraries Collaborating Board 796 

Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors 807 

Stanhope Public Library 797 

Wellsburg Public Library 1096 

Westgate Public Library 798 

Williamsburg Public Library 799 

IRELAND 

University College Dublin 1487 

ITALY 

Stichting eIFL.net 2341 

Villa I Tatti 1374 

KANSAS 

Eisenhower Foundation 810, 1582, 1680 

Johnson County Library Foundation 813, 1076, 1077 

Kansas City School District 1091, 1093 

Kansas City, Kansas Public Library 814, 1069 

Lawrence Public Library Foundation 812, 1082 

Newman University 815 

Olathe Public Library 1986 

Pittsburg Public Library 1088 

Riverview Health Services 816 

KENTUCKY 

East-West Church and Ministry Report 2376 

Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives 

2328 

Library Foundation 817 

Livingston County Public Library and Bookmobile 12 

Louisville Free Public Library Foundation 820-822 

Simmons College of Kentucky 819 

University of Kentucky Research Foundation 1176 

KENYA 

Pamoja Media East Africa 1644 

Saint Marys Girls High School 619 

Social and Development Network Kenya 244 

KYRGYZSTAN 

Mountain Societies Development Support 

Programme 146 

LEBANON 

Arab Network of NGOs for Development 1319 

LESOTHO 

Royal Family Archives, Museum and Information 

Center 973 

LOUISIANA 

Families Helping Families of Greater Baton Rouge 

829 

Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Information 

Center of Louisiana 830 

Louisiana Public Health Institute 823 

National Network of Public Health Institutes 

1170-1172 

Nonprofit Knowledge Works 826, 827, 1690, 2277 

VIA LINK 828 

MAINE 

Allagash Public Library 835 

Association of State Wetland Managers 1033 

Bangor Public Library 836 

Bass Harbor Memorial Library 850 

Berry Memorial Library 837 

Camden Public Library 838 

Carrabasett Valley Public Library 839 

College for ME-Androscoggin 851 

Gardiner Public Library 840 

HealthInfoNet 853 

Isaac F. Umberhine Public Library 841 

John B. Curtis Free Public Library in Bradford 842 

Kennebunk Free Library 860 

Lithgow Library, Friends of 843 

Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library 844 

Lubec Memorial Library 845 

Maine Childrens Alliance 854 

Medical Care Development 855 

Norridgewock Free Public Library 846 

Northeast Historic Film 1475 

Norway Memorial Library 847 

Patten Free Library 1377 

Portland Public Library 831, 832, 834, 1739 

Quality Counts 856 

Resources First Foundation 2183 

Rockport Public Library 848 

Spaulding Memorial Library 1245 

Strong Public Library 849 

Turner Memorial Library 567 

Turner Public Library 1246 

University of Southern Maine 833 

Vose Library 1247 

Washington County Childrens Program 857 

William A. Farnsworth Library and Art Museum 1438, 

1696, 1746, 2212, 2213 

MARYLAND 

American Pain Foundation 1042, 1043 

Anne Arundel County Public Library 1195 

Enoch Pratt Free Library of Baltimore City 790, 791, 

863-866, 889-891, 1203, 1714 

Foreign Born Information and Referral Network 892, 

1980 

Frederick County Public Libraries 876 

Geriatric Mental Health Foundation 1379 

iSolon.Org 1626 

Johns Hopkins University 1466 

Mother Seton Academy 556 

National Alliance on Mental Illness Metropolitan 

Baltimore 895 

National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship 767, 1801 

Pro Bono Resource Center of Maryland 896, 897 

RIPM Consortium 1480 

Saint Marys Outreach Center 867 

Sandy Spring Museum 882 

Shoshana S. Cardin Jewish Community High School 

1244 

Southern Maryland Child Care Resource Center 898 

Village Learning Place 900 

MASSACHUSETTS 

American Antiquarian Society 1362 

Amherst College 1220 

Associates of the Boston Public Library 904 

Boston Athenaeum 915, 916 

Boston Public Library Foundation 545, 905, 930, 

941, 1975 

Boston University 1862 

Brandeis University 102 

Catalogue for Philanthropy 560, 1442 

CERES 1688 

Edgartown Library Foundation 1417 

Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center 927 

Eli and Bessie Cohen Hillel Academy 103 

First Church of Christ Scientist 2149, 2150 

French Library and Cultural Center and Alliance 

Francaise 1597 

Harvard University 549, 929, 1257, 1461, 1669, 

1670, 1915 

Higher Education Resource Center 906 

Hingham Public Library, Friends of the 2074 

Jewish Womens Archive 933, 1507, 1508 

John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum Foundation 942 

John F. Kennedy Library Foundation 391, 702, 766, 

907, 908, 923-925, 931, 943, 1724 

Marine Biological Laboratory 877 

Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners 

2330 

Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and 

Health 752, 901, 932 

Massachusetts Historical Society 1368 

Nantucket Atheneum 396, 462, 909 

National Yiddish Book Center 934, 1177 

Nonprofit Information Networking Association 242, 

1003, 1063 

Northeast Document Conservation Center 1422 

Osterville Free Library Corporation 1145 

Otis Library and Museum 903 

Plymouth Public Library 824 

Primary Source 1356 

Quincy Asian Resources 940 

Social Law Library 912 

Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute 107, 198, 

749, 1423, 1443, 1484, 1595, 1596 

Velir Studios 1294 

Watertown Free Public Library 913 

Wellesley Free Library Centennial Fund 1152 

Westport Free Public Library 1444 

Worcester Public Library Foundation 1215 

MICHIGAN 

ArtServe Michigan 964 

Benzie Shores District Library, Friends of the 689 

Caledonia Friends and Patrons of the Library 1008 

Chamber Foundation, Detroit Regional 965 

Chelsea District Library 946 

Community Assessment, Referral and Education 

2038 

Davenport University 961 

Detroit Economic Growth Foundation 966 

Detroit Public Library Friends Foundation 967, 975 

Disability Network 988, 1007, 1978 

Flint Institute of Arts 1327 

Flint Public Library 991 

Gerald R. Ford Foundation 952, 958 

Grand Valley State University 1009 

Grandville Avenue Arts and Humanities 951, 953, 

980, 1011 

Greater Harbor Springs Area Planning Resource 

Group 959 

Harbor Springs Library Association 725 

Kalamazoo College 968 

Kalamazoo Public Library 963 

Library of Michigan Foundation 1865 

Michigan Health Information Alliance 954 

Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance 947 

Muskegon Community College 981 

National Resource Center for the Healing of Racism 

972, 974 

Newaygo Area District Library 960 

Publius 45 

Purple Rose Theater Company 948 

Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal 956 

United Way for Southeastern Michigan 957 

United Way of Midland County 955 

Valley Library Consortium 962 

Van Buren District Library 969 



West Michigan Strategic Alliance 1010 

MINNESOTA 

Aliveness Project 1046 

Bayport Public Library 1013 

Bayport Public Library Foundation 1014 

Bridges of Hope 1028 

Early Childhood Resource Center 1034 

East Side Neighborhood Development Company 

1035 

Grand Rapids, City of 1019 

Great River Regional Library 1029 

Gustavus Adolphus College 2094 

Housing Link 1036, 1049 

Library Foundation of Hennepin County 1018, 1023, 

1984, 2398 

Marble, City of 1020 

MELSA Foundation 1866 

Minneapolis Public Library, Friends of the 1057 

Minnesota Child Care Resource and Referral Network 

478, 1038 

Minnesota State University 1039 

New Pathways 1025, 1030 

Northwest Resources for Families 914 

Open Access Connections 1047, 1048 

Saint Cloud, City of 1031 

Saint Paul Public Library, Friends of the 1052, 1058 

Thomas-Dale District 7 Planning Council 1040 

University of Minnesota 1395 

Walker Art Center 201, 1494 

MISSISSIPPI 

Eudora Welty Foundation 1059, 1979 

Harrison County Library System 1062 

MISSOURI 

Adorers of the Blood of Christ United States 1869 

Harry S. Truman Library Institute for National and 

International Affairs 1071-1075, 1092 

Kansas City Public Library 1070, 1078-1081 

KCMetropolis.org 1725 

Library Foundation for the Benefit of Saint Louis 

Public Library 1066, 1094, 1496 

Linda Hall Library Trust 2133 

Metropolitan Energy Information Center 1084, 1085 

Missouri Botanical Garden 282 

Neosho-Newton County Library 1087 

Saint Louis County Library 2042 

Saint Louis Mercantile Library Association 1097 

Saint Louis University Library Associates 1098 

Sainte Genevieve County Health Department 1064 

University of Missouri 1120, 2134 

Washington University 1099 

MONTANA 

Belgrade Community Library 1103 

Center for National Independence in Politics 1929 

Child Care Resources 1105 

Chouteau County Free Library Foundation 1104 

Craighead Institute 2400 

Montana Environmental Information Center 1100, 

2299 

Montana State Library 2331 

NEBRASKA 

Battle Creek Library Foundation 1127 

Lincoln City Library Foundation 1106, 1122 

Nebraska Library Commission 2334 

Omaha Public Library 1107 

Omaha Public Library Foundation 1108, 1110, 

1112-1115, 1121 

Omaha Schools Foundation 1116 

Scottsbluff Public Library 1128 

Scottsbluff Public Library Foundation 1109 

NETHERLANDS 

Global Reporting Initiative 490 

NEVADA 

HealthInsight of Nevada 43 

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International 

1124, 1125 

Washoe County Library, Friends of 1126, 1130 

NEW HAMPSHIRE 

Boys and Girls Club of Concord 1137 

Fuller Public Library 1136 

Hanover, Town of 1134 

Home Health and Hospice Care 1138 

Jackson Public Library, Friends of 1139 

Lebanon Public Libraries Foundation 1135 

New Hampshire Historical Society 1141 

Rye Public Library 1142 

Whitefield, Town of 1144 

NEW JERSEY 

Bergen Volunteer Medical Initiative 861 

Center for Community Arts 1153 

Center for Health Care Strategies 156, 157 

Charity Navigator 228 

Educational Information and Resource Center 1154 

Harding Township Public Library 1663 

Home Front Hearts 585 

Info Line of Middlesex County 1162, 1166 

Jersey City Connections 1147, 1148 

Jewish Community Center on the Palisades 1146 

New Jersey Coalition for Battered Women 1173, 

1182 

New Jersey State Library 2335 

Newark Beth Israel Medical Center Foundation 1160 

Newark Family Resource Network 1193, 1216 

Newark Public Library 1188-1190 

Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts 1156 

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 1158 

NEW MEXICO 

Gila Valley Library 2099 

Institute of American Indian Arts Foundation 1465 

Moise Memorial Library 1217 

Santa Fe Indian School 1222 

Santa Fe Public Library, Friends of the 1218 

School for the Arts, New Mexico 1223 

Southwest Research and Information Center 

1225-1227 

NEW YORK 

Action Without Borders 1658 

Amagansett Free Library 1703 

American Associates of the Royal National Theater 

169 

American Foundation for the Blind 248 

American Friends of the Alliance Israelite Universelle 

1603 

American Jewish Historical Society 600, 902, 1678 

American Numismatic Society 257, 1515 

American Red Cross in Greater New York 1516 

Americans for Oxford 1517 

Anthology Film Archives 263 

Archive of Contemporary Music 1396 

Archives of American Art of the Smithsonian 

Institution 1425, 1697 

Arts Resources in Collaboration 1281 

ARTstor 1419 

Bay Ridge Community Service Center 1250 

Beginning with Children Foundation 1251 

Brooklyn Arts Council 1252 

Brooklyn Public Library 1234, 1253, 1254, 1268, 

1399, 1426, 1427, 1599, 1607, 1679 

Brooklyn Public Library Foundation 1501 

Brunswick Community Library 36 

Buckminster Fuller Institute 380, 381, 1779 

Buffalo Niagara Enterprise 1439 

Buffalo State College Foundation 1569 

Buffalo Zoological Gardens 1570 

Center for Childrens Initiatives 1235, 1400, 1693 

Center for Fiction 1365 

Center for Jewish History 537, 538, 1361, 1428, 

1586, 1665, 2288 

Center for Medical Consumers and Health Care 

Information 1429 

Center for New York City Neighborhoods 1236, 1269, 

1321, 1322, 1391, 1401, 1574, 1634, 1707 

Center on Media, Crime and Justice 571 

Character Studies Productions 526 

City Futures 1303, 1519, 1635, 1636 

Clear Fund 229, 485 

Columbia University 1434, 1447 

Community Studies of New York 1575 

Cornell University 1520 

Cosmetic Executive Women Foundation 1864 

Council on Foreign Relations 551 

Cunningham Dance Foundation 1590 

Dorot 1159 

East Hampton Library 444 

Elders Share the Arts 1255 

Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies 1231 

Fedora Commons 278 

Foundation Center 59, 124, 203, 232-234, 252, 

279, 307, 427, 529, 572, 608, 630, 634, 698, 

742, 769, 811, 869, 870, 970, 976, 992-996, 

1027, 1164, 1178, 1187, 1192, 1239, 1279, 

1285, 1287, 1296, 1308, 1328, 1378, 1435, 

1458, 1521, 1576, 1623, 1637, 1638, 1656, 

1681, 1700, 1715, 1913, 1962, 2004, 2055, 

2182, 2214, 2317, 2318 

Fractured Atlas 1309 

Frick Collection 1060, 1179, 1315, 1366, 1420, 

1430, 1436, 1522, 1559, 1653, 1892, 2289 

Garth Fagan Dance 1610 

George Eastman House/International Museum of 

Photography and Film 1611 

Hampton Library in Bridgehampton 1359, 1360 

Hebrew Academy of Nassau County 1243 

Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion 

1897 

Hendrick Hudson Free Library 1659 

Homeless Alliance of Western New York 1571 

Housing Court Answers 1652 

Institute for Urban Family Health 1523 

International Foundation for Art Research 1367 

International Womens Tribune Centre 310, 1577 

Iona College 1524 

IPRO 1288, 1289 

Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America 137, 390, 

424, 563, 593, 1695 

Ithaka Harbors 239-241, 1258 

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International 

1390 

Kingston City School District 1768 

Leo Baeck Institute 1354 

Lesbian Herstory Educational Foundation 1627 

Lifetime Arts 1649 

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts 1600 

Maimonides Medical Center 1525 

Mainspring Consulting 713 

Make the Road New York 1555 

Mamaroneck Free Library 539, 540, 566, 1526, 

1527 

Medici Archive Project 1369, 1370, 1421, 1469 

Metropolitan Museum of Art 1591 

Middle Country Library Foundation 1406 

Middle Country Public Library 649 

Mount Kisco Public Library 1660 

Mount Kisco Public Library, Foundation for the 1418 

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum 944 

New Netherland Institute 1817 

New School 1261, 1528, 1580, 1581, 1673 

New Visions for Public Schools 1387, 1601 

New York Academy of Medicine 1174, 1232, 1248, 

1249, 1264, 1310, 1380, 1497, 1498, 1503, 

1529, 1530, 1556, 1643, 1694 

New York Committee for Occupational Safety and 

Health 1531 

New York Foundation for the Arts 1283 

New York Preservation Archive Project 1532 

New York Public Library 214, 483, 602, 1157, 1265, 

1306, 1311, 1338, 1357, 1371, 1372, 1376, 

1414-1416, 1431, 1473, 1499, 1504, 1509, 

1510, 1561-1564, 1588, 1654, 1655, 1657, 

1661, 1664, 1666, 1667, 1684, 1699, 1702, 

1704, 2189 



New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden 

Foundations 733, 910, 1208, 1277, 1411, 

1533-1540, 1736, 1965, 2142 

New York Society Library 1705 

New York State Archives Partnership Trust 1381 

New York University 1298, 1474, 1682 

Nonprofit Coordinating Committee of New York 1233 

North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System 1650 

Ossining Public Library 1662 

Paley Center for Media 1542 

Patterson Library 1852 

Philharmonic-Symphony Society of New York 1593 

Pierpont Morgan Library 748, 878, 879, 1061, 1184, 

1228-1230, 1267, 1316, 1358, 1373, 1432, 

1477, 1478, 1505, 1544, 1686, 1972 

PMB Healthcare Consulting 1557, 1558 

Poets House 1240, 1412, 1545 

Primary Care Development Corporation 1237 

Primary Information 1701 

Queens Library Foundation 859, 862, 1408, 1546, 

1683, 1742 

Rensselaerville Institute 1286 

ReServe Elder Service 1602 

Resources for Children with Special Needs 603, 

1211, 1500, 1547, 1548, 1589 

Richmond Memorial Library 1612, 1613 

Riverdale Neighborhood House 1238 

Roberts Wesleyan College 2282 

Rockefeller Archive Center 1292, 1645 

Rundel Library Foundation 1614, 1615 

Sexuality Information and Education Council of the 

U.S. 209, 488, 871, 938, 1161, 1183, 1284, 

1340, 1594, 2287 

Shaker Museum and Library 56, 1433 

SingleStop USA 212, 215-218, 222, 270, 978, 979, 

1185, 1565, 1566 

Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture 852 

Social Science Research Council 718 

Structured Employment Economic Development 

Corporation 899 

Syracuse University 1485 

Theater Communications Group 173 

Tompkins County Public Library Foundation 1585 

Trisha Brown Dance Company 1486 

United Cerebral Palsy Associations of New York State 

1549 

Visiting Nurse Service of New York 1651 

W N Y C Radio 1692 

White Plains Library Foundation 1550 

Winthrop Group 1495 

YIVO Institute for Jewish Research 543, 544, 604, 

1511-1514, 1687 

YM-YWHA, 92nd Street 174 

NORTH CAROLINA 

Ashe County Public Library, Friends of the 1769 

Billy Graham Evangelistic Association 884 

Braswell Memorial Public Library 1770 

Carter G. Woodson School of Challenge 1794 

Central North Carolina Regional Library 1753 

Chapel Hill Public Library, Friends of the 1780 

Chatham Community Library, Friends of the 1781 

Child Care Resources 1784 

Citizens for the Troutman Library 1764 

Duke University 230, 1452, 1453 

Durham Library Foundation 2290 

Edgecombe County Memorial Library 1771 

Fontana Regional Library 1772 

Gaston County Public Library, Friends of the 1752 

Greensboro Housing Coalition 1775 

H. Leslie Perry Memorial Library 1774 

Hickory Public Library 1773 

Hudson Library of Highlands 1754 

Lincoln County Public Library 1881 

MemoryCare, Inc. 1755, 2090 

Mountain Area Information Network 1584, 1756, 

1776 

National Council for Occupational Safety and Health 

573, 574 

North Carolina Partnership for Children 1758 

Positive Wellness Alliance 1795 

Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County 

1761, 1778 


Friends of the 1741, 1793 

Rapid Resource for Families 1759 

SIM USA 582 

University of North Carolina 1760 

University of North Carolina 1777 

Whitakers, Town of 757 

NORTH DAKOTA 

Carrington City Library 1021 

Fargo Public Library 1797 

FirstLink 40 

Temple Beth El 1796 

OHIO 

Altrusa Club of Chillicothe Ohio Foundation 1824 

Birchwood School 1800 

Business Volunteers Unlimited 1838 

Case Western Reserve University 1839 

Child Care Choices 1870 

Child Care Resource Center of Cuyahoga County 921, 

1806-1808 

Cleveland Museum of Natural History 1840 

Cleveland Public Library 1809 

Columbus Metropolitan Library 1403, 2037 

Columbus Metropolitan Library Foundation 1827 

Community Research Partners 1828 

Cuyahoga County Public Library 1810, 1811, 1876 

Dayton Metro Library 1871, 2039 

Fairfield County Family, Adult and Children First 

Council 1874 

Foundation Center Cleveland 1812, 1841 

Greater Dayton Area Health Information Network 

1872 

HandsOn Central Ohio 1829, 1830 

Help Hotline Crisis Center 1205 

Info Line 1798, 1799, 1836 

Irish American Archives Society 1813 

Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland 1814 

Lane Public Library, Friends of 1850 

Leipsic Local School District 1101 

Leipsic, Village of 1102 

Mentor Public Library 1815 

Mercantile Library Association 1802 

Miami University 1470 

National Association for the Education of African 

American Children with Learning Disabilities 858 

Neighborhood Health Care 1816 

New Lexington City School District 1875 

Ohio Association of Second Harvest Foodbanks 1831 

Ohio Grantmakers Forum 926, 1803-1805, 

1818-1820, 1832-1835, 1837, 1842-1846, 

1849, 1873, 1878 

Ohioana Library Association 1877 

Online Computer Library Center 2338 

Pear Tree Communications 1291 

Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center 1385 

School Choice Ohio 51 

Stella Maris 1821, 1848 

Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library 613 

University Hospitals Health System 1822 

OKLAHOMA 

Anadarko Community Library, Friends of the 1887 

Arbuckle Life Solutions 1891 

Duncan Public Library, Friends of the 1884 

Indian Health Care Resources Center 1899 

Oklahoma Department of Libraries 2337 

Oklahoma Historical Society 1893-1895 

Phillips Theological Seminary 1883 

Roland Public Schools 30 

Tulsa Library Trust 1898, 1900, 1901 

University of Oklahoma Foundation 1889 

OREGON 

211info 1902, 1926, 1927 

All Outdoors 1928 

Clackamas County Library 1854 

Coastal Arts and Business Alliance 1930 

Columbia Foundation 1931 

Crook County Historical Society 1906 

Deschutes Public Library Foundation 1912, 1932 

Douglas County Library System 1933, 1934 

Ecotrust 1935 

Fern Ridge Library Foundation 1907 

Forest Grove Library Foundation 1936 

Harney County Library Foundation 1914 

Hood River County Library District 1916 

Klamath County Library Foundation 1908, 1938 

Lebanon Public Library 1923 

Library Foundation 477, 1732, 1851, 1903, 1917, 

1939, 1940, 1957 

Network for Oregon Affordable Housing 1942 

Oregon Child Care Resource and Referral Network 

1943 

Oregon Friends of C.G. Jung 1944 

Oregon Historical Society 1918 

Oregon Partnership 1945 

Oregon State University Foundation 1946, 1947 

Pine Eagle Economic Development Corporation 1948 

Reedsport Library 1919 

Reedsport, City of 1904, 1909, 1949 

Responsible Environmentalism Foundation 2122 

Sandy Public Library 1861, 1920, 1950 

Sandy, City of 1905 

Santiam Christian Schools 1951 

Siuslaw Public Library District 1924 

South Benton Community Enhancement Association 

1921, 1952, 1953, 1958 

Southern Oregon Historical Society 1954 

Stayton Public Library Foundation 1955 

United Community Action Network 1922 

University of Oregon Foundation 410, 411 

Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center 1956 

PENNSYLVANIA 

3 Rivers Connect 1966, 2000, 2001, 2006, 2019 

Allegheny County Library Association 2029, 2030 

Allentown Public Library 2045 

B. F. Jones Memorial Library 1994 

Berks Community Television 1968-1970 

Bethlehem Area Public Library 726 

Carnegie Library of Homestead 2002, 2011 

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh 1199, 1995, 2003, 

2012, 2031, 2032, 2036 

Carnegie Mellon University 2008, 2009 

Cooper-Siegel Community Library 1996 

Downingtown Area Senior Center 1959 

Easttown Library 2013 

Elkins Park Free Library, Friends of the 1202 

Ellwood City Area Public Library 2040 

Focus on Renewal Sto-Rox Neighborhood Corporation 

1997 

Free Library of Philadelphia 609, 1204, 1304, 2022, 

2026 

Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation 776, 922, 

1786, 2010 

Free Library of Philadelphia, Friends of the 1992 

Historical Society of Pennsylvania 1987 

James V. Brown Library 1983 

Jenkintown Library 2014 

Lehigh University 2075 

Ligonier Valley Library Association 2020 

Lyrasis 1672 

Martin Library Association 1440, 1985 

Martin Luther King, Jr. Reading and Cultural Center 

2005, 2034 

Maternity Care Coalition 779 

Mattress Factory 2007 

Mifflin Community Library 1971 

Monessen Public Library and District Center 1998 

New Sun Rising 1999, 2035 

North Wales Library 2015 

Oxford Library Company 1960 

Pennsylvania Library Association 1209 

Pew Charitable Trusts 911 

Public Health Management Corporation 2025, 2027 

Riegelsville Public Library 727 

Rosenbach Museum and Library 2016, 2028 

Senator John Heinz History Center 2021 

Slatington Public Library 2046 

Society of Environmental Journalists 2017 

Temple University 2018 

University of Pennsylvania 1750 



West Chester Public Library 1214 

West Philadelphia Catholic High School 557 

Westminster College 1991 

POLAND 

Polish Donors Forum 1004 

PUERTO RICO 

Fundacion Luis Munoz Marin 41 

RHODE ISLAND 

Brown University 2049 

Clark Memorial Library 2050 

Cranston Public Library 2051 

Cumberland Public Library 2052 

East Bay Community Action Program 2073 

East Providence Public Library 2053 

East Smithfield Public Library 2054 

Glocester Manton Free Public Library 2056 

Hope Library Association 2057 

Lincoln Public Library 2058 

Mayor Salvatore Mancini Union Free Library 2059 

Newport Public Library 2060 

North Scituate Public Library 2061 

Ocean State Libraries 2062 

Pascoag Public Library 2063 

Pawtucket Public Library 2064 

Portsmouth Free Public Library 2065 

Providence Community Library 2047, 2076 

Providence Public Library 44, 1384, 1740, 2077 

Redwood Library and Athenaeum 734, 2048, 2066, 

2082 

Rhode Island Historical Society 2067 

Rhode Island Natural History Survey 735, 736, 2078, 

2079 

Rhode Island Parent Information Network 2080 

Rhode Island Quality Institute 2072 

Rhode Island Supreme Court 2068 

South Kingstown Public Library 2069 

Tiverton Library Services 2081 

Warwick Public Library 2070 

West Warwick Public Library System 2071 

RUSSIA 

Human Rights Resource Center 709 

Sluzhenye Association 1005 

SENEGAL 

United Nations African Institute for Economic 

Development and Planning 1341 

SOUTH AFRICA 

Charities Aid Foundation-Southern Africa 985 

eThekwini Municipality 1256 

Information Training and Outreach Centre for Africa 

2324 

Open Democracy Advice Centre 1339 

Rhodes University 1479 

South African Health Informatics Association 1646 

University of KwaZulu-Natal 1648 

University World News 1342 

SOUTH CAROLINA 

Black Pages International 583 

Colleton County Memorial Library 2085 

East Cooper Community Outreach 1713 

Georgetown County Library 2086-2089 

Medical University of South Carolina 680 

Spartanburg County Public Library 2083 

Union County Carnegie Library 2091, 2092 

United Way of the Piedmont 2084 

Welvista 1745 

SOUTH DAKOTA 

A. H. Brown Library Foundation 2095 

North Sioux City Community Library, Friends of 2096 

Sinte Gleska University 1224 

United Way of the Black Hills 2097 

SWITZERLAND 

Swiss Pain Patients Association 1045 

TANZANIA, ZANZIBAR AND PEMBA 

African Court on Human and Peoples Rights 704 

TENNESSEE 

Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence 2098, 2102, 2117 

Books from Birth of Middle Tennessee 2106 

Conexion Americas 2107-2109 

Fisk University 1456 

Governors Books from Birth Foundation 1981 

Health Assist Tennessee 2115 

Linebaugh Public Library 2100 

Lynnville, City of 2110 

Nashville Alliance for Public Education 2332 

Nashville Public Library Foundation 1734, 

2111-2113, 2116 

Obion County Public Library 2123 

Sevier County Public Library System, Foundation for 

the 2101 

Tennessee Charter Schools Association 2104, 

2118-2121, 2124 

United Way of Metropolitan Nashville 2114 

TEXAS 

Abilene Library Consortium 2165 

Allan Shivers Library and Museum 2148 

Alpine Public Library 2227, 2251 

Aurora Picture Show 2196 

Austin Public Library Foundation 2175 

Bandera County Library 2127 

Baylor College of Medicine 2184 

Botanical Research Institute of Texas 145 

C. C. Young Memorial Home 2192 

Centex Systems Support Services 2176 

Christian Information and Service Center 2262 

Dalhart Education Foundation 2129 

Dallas Public Library, Friends of the 2168, 2252, 

2265 

Dimmit County Public Library 2190 

Fort Bend County Library, Friends of the 2186 

Fort Worth Public Library Foundation 431, 1404 

Funding Information Center of Fort Worth 2228 

Galveston College 2237 

George Bush Presidential Library Foundation 254, 

258, 433, 434, 2132 

George W. Bush Foundation 601, 1219, 1880, 

1886, 1937, 2138, 2151-2157, 2169, 2185, 

2199-2202, 2225, 2236, 2247, 2377 

George W. Bush Presidential Center 33, 34 

Gill Childrens Services 2166 

Greater Houston Preservation Alliance 2139 

Greenlights for Nonprofit Success 94, 1698, 1787, 

2255, 2256 

Hill House Austin 2145 

Historic Fort Worth 2269 

Houston Academy of Medicine 2238-2240 

Houston Arts Alliance 2216 

Houston Public Library Foundation 435, 1788, 2217, 

2241, 2242 

Houston-Harris County Immunization Registry 2140, 

2218, 2219 

Julia Ideson Library Preservation Partners 2131, 

2167, 2203-2206, 2220, 2226 

Kendalia Public Library 2233 

Kinkaid School 2207 

Lubbock, City of 2141 

Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation 425, 2187, 

2188 

Marfa Public Library, Friends of the 1221 

Medina Community Library 2234 

Mental Health America of Greater Houston 2180 

Mental Health Connection of Tarrant County 2146 

Network of Behavioral Health Providers 2221, 2249 

Nonprofit Resource Center of Texas 2268 

Odessa LINKS 2229 

Panhandle Regional Planning Commission 2130 

Permian Basin Petroleum Museum, Library and Hall 

of Fame 1890, 2125, 2126 

Pineland, City of 2263 

Planned Parenthood of North Texas 2170 

Providence Christian School of Texas 2193 

Rice University 1437, 2143 

Rosenberg Library 2245 

Rosenberg Library Association 2211 

Saint Monica Catholic School 2194 

San Antonio Public Library Foundation 1409, 2266 

Senior Guidance Directory 1119 

Society of Saint Vincent de Paul 2171 

Southern Methodist University 2159 

SPJST Library Archives and Museum 1974 

T.L.L. Temple Memorial Library and Archives 2264 

Texas A & M Foundation 2191 

Texas Book Festival 2160 

Texas Low Income Housing Information Service 2250 

Texas State Library and Archives Commission 2342 

Texas State University 2128 

Texas Tech University 2222-2224 

Tom Green County Friends of the Library 2230 

United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County 2235 

University of Houston-University Park 2246 

University of North Texas 2147 

Wilkinson Center 1191, 2161-2164, 2172, 2173, 

2195, 2231, 2254, 2261 

UGANDA 

Africa 2000 Network-Uganda 1318 

UTAH 

Andrew S. Rowan Reading Room for the Blind 2271 

Community Health Connect 2272 

HealthInsight 42 

National Association of Health Data Organizations 

1290 

University of Utah 886-888, 1677, 2270, 2274 

Youth LINC 2273 

VERMONT 

Kellogg-Hubbard Library 2276 

Moore Free Library 1149-1151 

Saint Johnsbury Athenaeum 825 

Thetford, Town of 1143 

Vermont Department of Libraries 2345 

VIETNAM 

Cong Doan Con En 617 

VIRGINIA 

Allergy and Asthma Network-Mothers of Asthmatics 

2181 

Bristol Public Library Foundation 1783 

Campbell County Public Library Foundation 1879 

Charities Aid Foundation America 85-88, 148, 292, 

525, 550, 1270-1275, 1301, 1302, 1424, 

1708, 1825, 1826, 2197 

George C. Marshall Research Foundation 1502, 

2253 

GuideStar USA 79, 89, 125, 236, 280, 289, 309, 

414, 415, 770, 781, 894, 997, 998, 1180, 

1266, 1314, 1329, 1392, 1460, 1641, 1689, 

2023, 2024, 2215, 2322 

Handley Regional Library 1767 

Lancaster Community Library 598, 599 

Library of Virginia Foundation 1207, 1988 

Loudoun Cares 565, 2283, 2284 

Mount Vernon Ladies Association 1132, 1941 

National Sporting Library 2232 

Petersburg Library Foundation 1210, 1989, 2291 

Roanoke Public Library 46 

SeniorNavigator.com 789, 1212 

United Way International 1278 

Virginia Career Education Foundation 1990 

Virginia Child Care Resource and Referral Network 

1006 

Virginia Public Access Project 1213 

W E T A-Greater Washington Educational 

Telecommunications Association 1493 



WASHINGTON 

501 Commons 2303 

Basel Action Network 271 

Child Care Resources 868, 2135, 2349, 2353 

Community Voice Mail National Office 2354 

Crisis Clinic 2355 

Densho 2356, 2357 

Ferndale, City of 2366 

Fort Vancouver Regional Library Foundation 476 

Grantmakers in the Arts 53 

Healing the Children Oregon/Western Washington 

2358 

King County Library System Foundation 1858, 2350, 

2359, 2360 

Neill Public Library 2293 

North Central Regional Library 2294 

Pierce County Library Foundation 1853, 1860 

Port Townsend Public Library Foundation 2295 

Seattle Art Museum 196 

Seattle Public Library Foundation 479, 1054, 2296, 

2361-2363 

Seattle, City of 2339 

Sno-Isle Regional Library Foundation 2297 

Social Venture Partners 2340 

Spokane Public Library 2347 

Tacoma Public Library 2298 

University of Washington 2343 

Washington Department of Social and Health 

Services 2351 

Washington State Child Care Resource and Referral 

Network 2136 

Washington State Library 2346 

Washington State University Foundation 2364 

West Sound Academy 2365 

Whitman County Library, Friends of 2348 

WEST VIRGINIA 

Greenbrier County Library 2369 

Library Foundation of Kanawha County 2368, 2370 

Princeton Public Library 2371 

West Virginia Kids Count Fund 872 

West Virginia Telehealth Alliance 1967 

WISCONSIN 

Cambridge Community Library, Friends of the 1198 

Community Referral Agency 1022 

Donors Forum of Wisconsin 2375, 2386-2388, 

2391, 2396 

Door County Library 2381 

Family Connections 2392 

Hazel Mackin Community Library 1015 

Jewish Family Services 2389 

Luck Library, Friends of the 1024 

Luck Public Library 1016 

Lucy Burns Institute 578, 2208, 2209 

Michael Fields Agricultural Institute 1568 

Milwaukee Public Library Foundation 2378, 2393, 

2394, 2397, 2399 

Nonprofit Center of Milwaukee 2372, 2373 

Polk County Library Federation 1017, 1026 

School Choice Wisconsin 950, 2380, 2385, 2395 

Select Milwaukee 1055, 1410 

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Foundation 555 

UWM Foundation 2390 

WYOMING 

Natrona County Public Library Foundation 2402 

Sheridan County Library Foundation 2403-2405 

Teton County Library Foundation 536, 1317, 2401 


SUBJECT INDEX 

Abortion clinics/services, computer technology 1282 

Abortion clinics/services, electronic media/online 

services 1282 

Abortion clinics/services, publication 1282 

Abortion clinics/services, women 1282 

Accessibility/universal design 1024, 2054, 2233 

Accessibility/universal design, building/renovation 

1024, 2054, 2233 

Accessibility/universal design, disabilities, people 

with 1024, 2054, 2233 

Adult education—literacy, African Americans/Blacks 

777 

Adult education—literacy, basic skills & GED 46, 

376, 777, 2231, 2261 

Adult education—literacy, curriculum development 

376 

Adult education—literacy, economically 

disadvantaged 376, 2231, 2261 

Adult education—literacy, electronic media/online 

services 376 

Adult education—literacy, immigrants/refugees 376 

Adult education—literacy, minorities 376 

Adult/continuing education 786, 2297 

Adult/continuing education, electronic media/online 

services 786 

Adult/continuing education, seed money 786 

Advocacy, arts/culture/humanities 123, 571, 1169 

Advocacy, civil rights 972 

Advocacy, community improvement/development 

696, 871, 2338 

Advocacy, crime/courts/legal services 571 

Advocacy, education 2306, 2307, 2338 

Advocacy, employment 573 

Advocacy, health—general 123, 573, 871, 1163, 

1169, 1284, 1555 

Advocacy, human services—multipurpose 123, 871, 

1555 

Advocacy, international affairs/development 1319 

Advocacy, philanthropy/voluntarism 696 

Advocacy, public affairs/government 972, 2307, 

2338 

Africa, community improvement/development 1318, 

1341 

Africa, crime/courts/legal services 704 

Africa, education 704, 1341, 2324 

Africa, environment 1351 

Africa, food/nutrition/agriculture 2324 

Africa, health—general 1310 

Africa, international affairs/development 704, 1318, 

1341 

Africa, public affairs/government 1341, 1351, 2324 

Africa, social sciences 1310 

African Americans/Blacks, arts/culture/humanities 

971, 1153, 1252, 1794, 2005, 2034, 2286 

African Americans/Blacks, civil rights 971, 2286 

African Americans/Blacks, community improvement/ 

development 1322, 2019 

African Americans/Blacks, education 597, 777, 858, 

971, 1153, 1252, 1456, 1462, 1463, 1529, 

1694, 1794, 1939, 2005, 2034, 2286 

African Americans/Blacks, employment 598, 1322 

African Americans/Blacks, environment 597, 1322 

African Americans/Blacks, health—general 1529, 

1694 

African Americans/Blacks, philanthropy/voluntarism 

474 

African Americans/Blacks, public affairs/government 

2019 

African Americans/Blacks, science 597, 777, 1529 

African Americans/Blacks, social sciences 971, 

1338 

African Americans/Blacks, youth development 1338, 

1694, 2005 

Aging, arts/culture/humanities 1169, 1212, 1255, 

1499, 1649 

Aging, centers/services 208, 481, 482, 1119, 

1159, 1959, 1963 

Aging, community improvement/development 1602 

Aging, crime/courts/legal services 126, 419 

Aging, disabilities, people with 1159 

Aging, economically disadvantaged 481, 1159, 1963 

Aging, education 286, 812, 940, 1255, 1497, 1602, 

1612, 1613, 1649, 1948, 2400 

Aging, electronic media/online services 1159 

Aging, health—general 126, 789, 940, 1159, 1169, 

1497, 1530, 1650, 1651, 2090, 2192 

Aging, health—specific diseases 1497, 1650, 1755, 

2090 

Aging, human services—multipurpose 208, 322, 

419, 428, 481, 482, 830, 940, 1119, 1159, 

1212, 1250, 1755, 1948, 1959, 1963, 2090 

Aging, medical research 877, 1530 

Aging, mental health/substance abuse 1379 

Aging, philanthropy/voluntarism 1961 

Aging, publication 1963 

Aging, science 877 

Aging, youth development 286 

Agriculture 1568 

Agriculture, conferences/seminars 579 

Agriculture, electronic media/online services 1644 

Agriculture, sustainable programs 579, 804, 1568, 

1644, 1757 

Agriculture/food, children/youth 1935 

Agriculture/food, economically disadvantaged 1567, 

2324 

Agriculture/food, electronic media/online services 

1644, 1935, 2324 

Agriculture/food, faculty/staff development 1935 

Agriculture/food, formal/general education 2324 

Agriculture/food, information services 804, 1567, 

1568, 1644, 1935 

Agriculture/food, management/technical assistance 

1568 

Agriculture/food, migrant workers 1567 

Agriculture/food, minorities 1567 

Agriculture/food, public education 1567 

Agriculture/food, public policy 1568 

AIDS 24, 25, 131, 439, 1046, 1441, 1795, 1867 

AIDS, building/renovation 1046 

AIDS, men 1795 

AIDS, people with, arts/culture/humanities 117 

AIDS, people with, education 1046 

AIDS, people with, health—general 24, 25, 117, 

131, 439, 1046, 1147, 1795 

AIDS, people with, health—specific diseases 24, 25, 

131, 439, 1046, 1441, 1795, 1867 

Alzheimer’s disease 1755, 2090 

Alzheimer’s disease, aging 1755, 2090 

Alzheimer’s disease, mentally disabled 1755, 2090 

American Red Cross 1516 

American Red Cross, electronic media/online 

services 1516 

American studies 35, 1200, 1368, 1375, 1817 

American studies, collections acquisition 1368, 

1375 

American studies, collections management/ 

preservation 1368, 1375 

American studies, fellowships 35 

American studies, publication 1368, 1375 

Animal population control 735, 736 

Animals/wildlife, electronic media/online services 

945, 1570, 2183 

Animals/wildlife, endangered species 945 

Animals/wildlife, England 945 

Animals/wildlife, fellowships 2078 

Animals/wildlife, Global programs 945 

Animals/wildlife, information services 1570, 2078, 

2079 

Animals/wildlife, preservation/protection 2183 

Animals/wildlife, sanctuaries 945 

Architecture, Asians/Pacific Islanders 182 

Architecture, building/renovation 1133 

Architecture, electronic media/online services 197, 

917 

Architecture, exhibitions 182, 197 

Architecture, publication 182 

Architecture, research 182, 197 

Archives, African Americans/Blacks 971, 1252, 

2286 

Archives, aging 2400 

Archives, Asians/Pacific Islanders 182, 343, 2356, 

2357 

Archives, blind/visually impaired 248 

Archives, building/renovation 343, 1974, 2049, 

2285 

Archives, capital campaigns 10, 68 

Archives, children/youth 194, 663, 944, 1758 

Archives, collections acquisition 76, 1368, 1375, 

2143 

Archives, collections management/preservation 69, 

169, 171, 172, 174, 180, 193, 318, 368, 526, 

615, 675, 676, 679, 680, 682, 768, 883, 956, 

971, 973, 1141, 1257, 1281, 1298, 1324, 

1337, 1368, 1375, 1434, 1437, 1453, 1466, 

1467, 1469, 1470, 1473-1476, 1479, 1480, 

1485-1487, 1491-1494, 1528, 1542, 1627, 

1672, 1911, 1974, 2003, 2018, 2021, 2143, 

2286 

Archives, computer technology 1482 

Archives, conferences/seminars 1252, 1483, 1669 

Archives, crime/abuse victims 81, 937 

Archives, curriculum development 180 

Archives, debt reduction 2286 

Archives, economically disadvantaged 1327 

Archives, electronic media/online services 169, 171, 

172, 174, 179, 187, 193, 196, 197, 201, 240, 

248, 358, 674, 676, 679-682, 1001, 1158, 

1258, 1327, 1330, 1436, 1437, 1453, 1466, 

1469-1472, 1476, 1482, 1485, 1487, 1488, 

1491-1493, 1590, 1592, 1593, 1627, 1645, 

1669, 1672, 1676, 2139 

Archives, endowments 592, 1447, 1452, 1490, 

1813, 2018 

Archives, equipment 1676, 1885 

Archives, exhibitions 181, 182, 184, 186, 188, 189, 

191, 192, 194, 195, 197, 199, 200, 368, 528, 

679, 680, 1327 

Archives, faculty/staff development 180, 317, 320, 

590, 882, 1324, 1330, 1447, 1452, 1490 

Archives, fellowships 1370, 1862, 2143 

Archives, film/video/radio 169, 174, 682 

Archives, Hispanics/Latinos 192, 615, 1327 

Archives, immigrants/refugees 343 

Archives, indigenous peoples 1327 

Archives, LGBTQ 590-592, 650, 1627 

Archives, management development/capacity 

building 319, 701, 1369, 1590 

Archives, men 654 

Archives, performance/productions 169, 172, 186, 

663, 677, 1590 

Archives, program evaluation 1493, 1758 

Archives, publication 181, 182, 184, 188-192, 195, 

199, 200, 1324, 1337, 1368, 1375, 1469, 

1487 

Archives, research 68, 179, 181, 182, 184, 

187-189, 191, 192, 194-197, 199-201, 281, 

315, 681, 937, 1158, 1258, 1298, 1324, 

1369, 1434, 1437, 1451, 1453, 1466, 1482, 

1485, 1487, 1488, 1492, 1494, 1645, 1676, 

1758, 1862, 2269 

Archives, scholarship funds 2049 

Archives, women 933, 1298, 1507, 1508, 1627, 

1988 

Armenia, civil rights 1260 

Armenia, education 1260 


SUBJECT INDEX Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

Armenia, international affairs/development 1260 

Arms control, collections management/preservation 

1257 

Arms control, electronic media/online services 1592 

Art conservation, collections management/ 

preservation 180, 756, 879, 1467 

Art conservation, curriculum development 180 

Art conservation, faculty/staff development 180 

Art conservation, fellowships 879, 1422 

Art history 68, 76, 179, 181-196, 198-201, 749, 

1281, 1419-1421, 1423, 1484, 1591, 1595 

Art history, Asians/Pacific Islanders 182 

Art history, awards/prizes/competitions 1595 

Art history, capital campaigns 68 

Art history, children/youth 194 

Art history, collections acquisition 76 

Art history, collections management/preservation 

193, 1281 

Art history, conferences/seminars 183, 198, 749 

Art history, electronic media/online services 179, 

187, 193, 196, 201 

Art history, exhibitions 181, 182, 184-186, 188, 

189, 191, 192, 194, 195, 199, 200, 749 

Art history, fellowships 1423 

Art history, Hispanics/Latinos 192 

Art history, performance/productions 186 

Art history, publication 181, 182, 184, 185, 

188-192, 195, 199, 200 

Art history, research 68, 179, 181-185, 187-189, 

191, 192, 194-196, 198-201 

Arts 1636 

Arts education 53, 636, 676, 684, 747, 873, 1153, 

1156, 1223, 1228, 1381, 1499, 1649, 2193 

Arts education, African Americans/Blacks 1153 

Arts education, aging 1499, 1649 

Arts education, building/renovation 2193 

Arts education, capital campaigns 2193 

Arts education, children 873 

Arts education, children/youth 636, 747, 1153, 

1499 

Arts education, collections acquisition 1223 

Arts education, collections management/ 

preservation 676 

Arts education, conferences/seminars 1156 

Arts education, economically disadvantaged 636 

Arts education, electronic media/online services 53, 

636, 676 

Arts education, exhibitions 1153, 1156 

Arts, alliance/advocacy 1345 

Arts, artist’s services 939, 1156, 1283 

Arts, association 84, 337, 1280, 1393, 1398, 2105 

Arts, awards/prizes/competitions 2105 

Arts, capital campaigns 408 

Arts, collections management/preservation 1311 

Arts, conferences/seminars 301, 337, 939, 1156, 

1636 

Arts, cultural/ethnic awareness 103, 182, 192, 537, 

538, 543, 544, 604, 615, 631, 934, 971, 1153, 

1177, 1252, 1327, 1330, 1354, 1361, 1428, 

1465, 1511-1514, 1598, 1665, 1687, 2005, 

2034, 2288 

Arts, economically disadvantaged 363, 1636 

Arts, electronic media/online services 53, 408, 610, 

1283, 1309, 1311, 1367, 1692 

Arts, exhibitions 1156 

Arts, folk arts 1218, 2216 

Arts, fund raising/fund distribution 53 

Arts, income development 27, 1283 

Arts, information services 53, 84, 113, 337, 408, 

559, 610, 684, 911, 964, 1280, 1283, 1309, 

1311, 1367, 1393, 1398, 1692, 1725, 1888, 

2105 

Arts, LGBTQ 363 

Arts, management/technical assistance 27, 252, 

301, 559, 684 

Arts, multipurpose centers/programs 252, 338, 

527, 610, 911, 951, 953, 980, 1011, 1153, 

1156, 1295, 1395, 1518, 1997, 2292 

Arts, research 315, 1345, 1451, 1636 

Arts, scholarship funds 301 

Arts, seed money 27, 1692 

Arts, services 301, 363, 559, 1309, 1450, 1451 

Arts, youth 363 

Arts/culture/humanities, Austria 748 

Arts/culture/humanities, Brazil 971 

Arts/culture/humanities, Canada 1492 

Arts/culture/humanities, China 1619 

Arts/culture/humanities, Colombia 183 

Arts/culture/humanities, Cuba 1491 

Arts/culture/humanities, Denmark 190 

Arts/culture/humanities, Developing countries 1333 

Arts/culture/humanities, East Africa/Horn of Africa 

180 

Arts/culture/humanities, Eastern & Central Europe 

198 

Arts/culture/humanities, England 81, 169, 171, 

172, 180, 939, 945, 1333, 1476, 1517, 1619, 

2044 

Arts/culture/humanities, France 1362, 1365, 1367, 

1371, 1372 

Arts/culture/humanities, Germany 315 

Arts/culture/humanities, Global programs 81, 945, 

1283, 1333, 1586, 1619, 2044 

Arts/culture/humanities, India 402, 1324, 1330 

Arts/culture/humanities, Ireland 1487 

Arts/culture/humanities, Israel 207 

Arts/culture/humanities, Italy 1369, 1370, 1421, 

1469 

Arts/culture/humanities, Latin America 183 

Arts/culture/humanities, Lesotho 973 

Arts/culture/humanities, Mexico 192, 1327 

Arts/culture/humanities, New Zealand 1471, 1472 

Arts/culture/humanities, Poland 207 

Arts/culture/humanities, Portugal 1487 

Arts/culture/humanities, Rwanda 81 

Arts/culture/humanities, South Africa 1479 

Arts/culture/humanities, Spain 1487 

Asia, education 1437 

Asia, international affairs/development 1262 

Asia, public affairs/government 1437 

Asia, social sciences 1262, 1437 

Asians/Pacific Islanders, arts/culture/humanities 

182, 343, 2356, 2357 

Asians/Pacific Islanders, civil rights 1352 

Asians/Pacific Islanders, education 182, 343, 940, 

1939, 2356, 2357 

Asians/Pacific Islanders, health—general 110, 133, 

138, 940, 1726-1728 

Asians/Pacific Islanders, health—specific diseases 

133 

Asians/Pacific Islanders, human services— 

multipurpose 940, 1352 

Assistive technology 1024, 1978 

Assistive technology, building/renovation 1024 

Assistive technology, disabilities, people with 1024, 

1978 

Asthma 2181 

Asthma, children/youth 2181 

Athletics/sports, amateur competition 1068 

Athletics/sports, baseball 944 

Athletics/sports, building/renovation 164, 165, 

763, 2193 

Athletics/sports, capital campaigns 166, 2193 

Athletics/sports, children/youth 944, 1068, 1875 

Athletics/sports, equipment 1875 

Athletics/sports, fellowships 2364 

Athletics/sports, program evaluation 1875 

Athletics/sports, scholarship funds 2364 

Athletics/sports, school programs 164-166, 763, 

1875, 2193, 2364 

Athletics/sports, water sports 1102 

Australia, medical research 1751 

Australia, philanthropy/voluntarism 1961 

Austria, arts/culture/humanities 748 

Autism 272, 662, 829 

Autism, children/youth 662 

Autism, electronic media/online services 272 

Autism, mentally disabled 272, 662, 829 

Autism, publication 272 

Azerbaijan, civil rights 1260 

Azerbaijan, education 1260, 1573 

Azerbaijan, international affairs/development 1260 

Bahamas, education 2210 

Balkans, The, international affairs/development 

1622 

Balkans, The, philanthropy/voluntarism 1622 

Ballet, income development 396 

Bangladesh, health—general 1633 

Belgium, international affairs/development 1622 

Belgium, philanthropy/voluntarism 989, 990, 1325, 

1326, 1621, 1622, 2316 

Belgium, social sciences 1621 

Benefits planning services 778, 779, 978, 979, 

1565, 1566, 1831, 1959 

Benefits planning services, aging 1959 

Benefits planning services, disabilities, people with 

778 

Benefits planning services, economically 

disadvantaged 978, 979, 1565, 1566, 1831 

Benefits planning services, infants/toddlers 779 

Benefits planning services, minorities 779 

Benefits planning services, research 1565, 1566, 

1831 

Benefits planning services, women 779 

Bhutan, education 717 

Bhutan, environment 717 

Biology/life sciences 407, 597, 877, 1675, 1676 

Biology/life sciences, African Americans/Blacks 597 

Biology/life sciences, aging 877 

Biology/life sciences, collections acquisition 597 

Biology/life sciences, electronic media/online 

services 1675, 1676 

Biology/life sciences, equipment 1676 

Biology/life sciences, men 597 

Biology/life sciences, research 877, 1676 

Biomedicine research 1749-1751 

Biomedicine research, conferences/seminars 1751 

Biomedicine research, electronic media/online 

services 1749 

Black studies 971, 1338 

Black studies, collections management/preservation 

971 

Black studies, curriculum development 1338 

Black studies, research 1338 

Black studies, youth 1338 

Blind/visually impaired, arts/culture/humanities 

441 

Blind/visually impaired, education 248, 441, 2271 

Blind/visually impaired, human services— 


Botanical gardens 55, 64, 141, 142, 283, 285, 293, 

323, 326, 375, 436, 1065, 1464, 1481 

Botanical gardens, building/renovation 285 

Botanical gardens, endowments 1464 

Botanical gardens, exhibitions 55 

Botanical gardens, fellowships 1464 

Botanical gardens, management development/ 

capacity building 285 

Botanical/horticulture/landscape services 1767, 

1781 

Botanical/horticulture/landscape services, children/ 

youth 1781 

Botany 145, 282, 1481 

Botany, collections management/preservation 282 

Botany, computer technology 282 

Botany, electronic media/online services 145, 282 

Botany, publication 145 

Botany, research 145 

Boys & girls clubs 372, 1137 

Boys & girls clubs, computer technology 1137 

Boys & girls clubs, faculty/staff development 372 

Boys, arts/culture/humanities 2005 

Boys, community improvement/development 871 

Boys, education 372, 2005 

Boys, employment 598 

Boys, health—general 871 

Boys, human services—multipurpose 871 

Boys, recreation/sports/athletics 372 

Boys, youth development 372, 1137, 2005 

Brazil, arts/culture/humanities 971 

Brazil, civil rights 971 

Brazil, education 971 

Brazil, social sciences 971 

Bulgaria, community improvement/development 986 

Bulgaria, philanthropy/voluntarism 983, 984, 986 

Burma (Myanmar), education 918, 919, 1580 

Burma (Myanmar), public affairs/government 918 

Burma (Myanmar), social sciences 1580 

Business school/education 929, 1825 

Business school/education, endowments 1825 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services SUBJECT INDEX 

Business/industry 986, 987, 1089, 1347, 1864, 

2299 

Business/industry, electronic media/online services 

1089, 1864 

Business/industry, management development/ 


Business/industry, publication 1864 

Business/industry, research 1347 

Business/industry, women 1864 

Cambodia, education 403, 404, 2341 

Cambodia, employment 1041 

Cambodia, public affairs/government 1041, 2341 

Campaign finance reform 177, 379, 392, 1123, 

1213, 1355, 1628 

Campaign finance reform, electronic media/online 

services 1355 

Campaign finance reform, research 1123 

Camps, children/youth 1811 

Canada, arts/culture/humanities 1492 

Canada, community improvement/development 

1825 

Canada, education 1140, 1413, 1492, 1825, 1964, 

2122, 2243, 2244 

Canada, environment 2122 

Canada, health—general 1826 

Canada, philanthropy/voluntarism 1302 

Cancer 133, 767, 1801, 1864 

Cancer, Asians/Pacific Islanders 133 

Cancer, electronic media/online services 1864 

Cancer, publication 1864 

Cancer, women 1864 

Catholic agencies & churches 155, 616-619 

Catholic agencies & churches, building/renovation 

617 

Catholic agencies & churches, children/youth 618 

Catholic agencies & churches, collections acquisition 

618, 619 

Catholic agencies & churches, economically 

disadvantaged 616 

Catholic agencies & churches, equipment 617, 619 

Catholic agencies & churches, faculty/staff 

development 617 

Catholic agencies & churches, girls 619 

Central Asia and the Caucasus, community 

improvement/development 1347 

Central Asia and the Caucasus, education 1573 

Central Asia and the Caucasus, environment 1347 

Central Asia and the Caucasus, international affairs/ 


Central Asia and the Caucasus, public affairs/ 

government 1347 

Charter schools 51, 2104, 2118-2121, 2124 

Charter schools, publication 2120, 2121 

Child abuse, crime/abuse victims 1312 

Child development, economically disadvantaged 

154, 1167 

Child development, education 154 

Child development, immigrants/refugees 1167 

Child development, infants/toddlers 154 

Child development, minorities 154, 1167 

Child development, program evaluation 1758 

Child development, research 1758 

Child development, services 1167, 1344, 1758 

Children, arts/culture/humanities 873 

Children, day care 109, 302, 303, 448, 455, 478, 

868, 921, 1034, 1038, 1105, 1235, 1400, 

1693, 1784, 1807, 1870, 1876, 1935, 1943, 

2349, 2353, 2392 

Children, education 93, 152, 153, 250, 418, 461, 

758, 870, 873, 1762, 1763, 1765, 1766, 

1868, 1985, 1998, 2174, 2247 

Children, foster care 639, 898, 1759 

Children, health—general 1196, 1197 

Children, human services—multipurpose 2166 

Children, philanthropy/voluntarism 870 

Children, science 1998 

Children, services 2166 

Children/youth, arts/culture/humanities 123, 194, 

402, 527, 636, 663, 707, 713, 718, 747, 943, 

944, 951, 953, 980, 1011, 1132, 1153, 1155, 

1499, 1671, 1814, 1977, 1987, 1993, 1997, 

2000 

Children/youth, civil rights 721 

Children/youth, community improvement/ 

development 116, 1987, 1997 

Children/youth, conferences/seminars 1589 

Children/youth, crime/courts/legal services 419, 

1312 

Children/youth, disabilities, people with 1211, 

1548, 1589 

Children/youth, economically disadvantaged 321, 

550, 872, 1006, 1201 

Children/youth, education 58, 65, 162, 194, 209, 

286, 287, 304, 336, 352, 353, 386, 393, 

402-404, 477, 479, 527, 556, 586, 618, 636, 

663, 707, 713, 718, 721, 726, 747, 759, 809, 

812, 858, 905, 941, 943, 944, 951, 953, 980, 

991-993, 1006, 1011, 1052, 1112, 1116, 

1117, 1132, 1153, 1155, 1189, 1224, 1241, 

1242, 1251, 1254, 1340, 1356, 1496, 1546, 

1547, 1550, 1671, 1691, 1758, 1781, 1814, 

1824, 1846, 1875, 1879, 1903, 1935, 1936, 

1939, 1940, 1975-1977, 1980, 1986, 1987, 

1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2026, 

2035, 2064, 2175, 2207, 2227, 2230, 2301, 

2332, 2336, 2339, 2389, 2399 

Children/youth, emergency funds 905 

Children/youth, environment 1781 

Children/youth, food/nutrition/agriculture 1875, 

1935 

Children/youth, health—general 29, 116, 120, 123, 

209, 739, 809, 857, 914, 1124, 1125, 1340, 

1555, 1875, 2080, 2140, 2181, 2218, 2219, 

2358 

Children/youth, health—specific diseases 662, 

1124, 1125, 2181 

Children/youth, housing/shelter 1025, 1874 

Children/youth, human services—multipurpose 123, 

209, 287, 304, 321, 322, 419, 428, 456, 550, 

603, 739, 830, 872, 898, 905, 943, 1006, 

1022, 1025, 1030, 1034, 1124, 1125, 1201, 

1211, 1254, 1312, 1344, 1548, 1555, 1589, 

1758, 1759, 1829, 1874, 1935 

Children/youth, income development 1254 

Children/youth, international affairs/development 

336, 721, 1117, 1356 

Children/youth, medical research 1390 

Children/youth, mental health/substance abuse 

854, 1312 

Children/youth, philanthropy/voluntarism 1604, 

1814 

Children/youth, program evaluation 304 

Children/youth, public affairs/government 456, 636, 

991-993, 1340, 1344, 1829, 1993, 2000, 

2336 

Children/youth, recreation/sports/athletics 944, 

1068, 1811, 1875 

Children/youth, religion 618, 1241, 1242 

Children/youth, science 1671, 2332 

Children/youth, services 304, 321, 419, 550, 603, 

872, 905, 1006, 1201, 1211, 1254, 1548, 

1589 

Children/youth, social sciences 872, 1344, 1356, 

1987 

Children/youth, youth development 286, 1500, 

1691, 1806, 1808 

Chile, education 2315, 2341 

Chile, environment 175 

Chile, international affairs/development 148 

Chile, public affairs/government 2315, 2341 

Chile, safety/disaster relief 148 

China, arts/culture/humanities 1619 

China, education 758-760, 1882 

China, environment 1619, 1620, 1625, 1630, 1632 

China, health—general 1619 

China, international affairs/development 1630 

China, philanthropy/voluntarism 1323, 2312 

China, public affairs/government 1320, 1323, 1620, 

2312 

China, science 1630 

Choreography, electronic media/online services 

1590 

Choreography, management development/capacity 

building 1590 

Choreography, performance/productions 1590 

Christian agencies & churches 581, 1869, 2145, 

2149, 2150, 2262, 2376 

Christian agencies & churches, collections 

acquisition 581 

Christian agencies & churches, collections 

management/preservation 2149, 2150 

Christian agencies & churches, electronic media/ 

online services 581 

Civil liberties, advocacy 570, 1579 

Civil liberties, economically disadvantaged 227 

Civil liberties, first amendment 612 

Civil liberties, freedom of information 227, 612, 715, 

826, 1260, 1336, 1346 

Civil liberties, freedom of religion 1605, 1606 

Civil liberties, immigrants/refugees 570, 1336 

Civil liberties, migrant workers 570, 1336 

Civil liberties, reproductive rights 938, 1282, 1298 

Civil liberties, research 1336, 1346 

Civil liberties, right to privacy 1572 

Civil rights, Armenia 1260 

Civil rights, Azerbaijan 1260 

Civil rights, Brazil 971 

Civil rights, Developing countries 1577 

Civil rights, Georgia (Republic of) 1260 

Civil rights, Global programs 715, 1577, 1579 

Civil rights, Indonesia 721 

Civil rights, Israel 570 

Civil rights, Latin America 1336 

Civil rights, Mexico 227, 1336 

Civil rights, race/intergroup relations 972, 974 

Civil rights, Russia 709, 1260 

Civil rights, Southeast Asia 721 

Civil rights, voter education 1929 

Civil/human rights, advocacy 574, 575, 577, 752, 

1299, 1605 

Civil/human rights, African Americans/Blacks 971, 

2286 

Civil/human rights, Asians/Pacific Islanders 1352 

Civil/human rights, children/youth 721 

Civil/human rights, collections management/ 

preservation 971, 1627, 2286 

Civil/human rights, computer technology 1282 

Civil/human rights, conferences/seminars 574 

Civil/human rights, debt reduction 2286 

Civil/human rights, economically disadvantaged 

577, 1556, 1577 

Civil/human rights, electronic media/online services 

1282, 1627 

Civil/human rights, immigrants 1556 

Civil/human rights, immigrants/refugees 570, 752 

Civil/human rights, indigenous peoples 721 

Civil/human rights, information services 570, 721, 

974, 1282 

Civil/human rights, LGBTQ 1352, 1627 

Civil/human rights, management development/ 


Civil/human rights, management/technical 

assistance 709 

Civil/human rights, migrant workers 570, 721 

Civil/human rights, minorities 752, 971, 972, 974, 

1556, 2286 

Civil/human rights, program evaluation 1556 

Civil/human rights, publication 1282 

Civil/human rights, technical assistance 577 

Civil/human rights, women 721, 1282, 1577, 1627 

Climate change/global warming, conferences/ 

seminars 1617 

Climate change/global warming, electronic media/ 

online services 1619, 1630 

Climate change/global warming, technical 


College (community/junior), economically 


College (community/junior), student aid/financial aid 

253 

College, collections management/preservation 1528 

College, conferences/seminars 785, 1569 

College, research 785 

Colombia, arts/culture/humanities 183 

Community development, awards/prizes/ 

competitions 1268, 2273 

Community development, boys 871 

Community development, business promotion 1439 

Community development, children/youth 116, 1997 

Community development, citizen coalitions 574, 

1005, 1040, 2275, 2338 



Community development, conferences/seminars 

574, 939, 1005, 1636 

Community development, economically 

disadvantaged 116, 665, 871, 1040, 1636, 

1997 

Community development, electronic media/online 

services 1968-1970 

Community development, endowments 1825 

Community development, girls 871 

Community development, Hispanics/Latinos 665 

Community development, management 

development/capacity building 130, 2338 

Community development, minorities 116, 1040 

Community development, neighborhood 

development 116, 130, 665, 871, 1968-1970, 

1997, 2235, 2273 

Community development, program evaluation 2338 

Community development, real estate 1636, 1825 

Community development, research 116, 1636, 2338 

Community development, small businesses 939, 

1090, 1268, 1274, 1277 

Community development, youth 2273 

Community improvement/development, Africa 1318, 

1341 

Community improvement/development, Bulgaria 

986 

Community improvement/development, Canada 

1825 

Community improvement/development, Central Asia 

and the Caucasus 1347 

Community improvement/development, Costa Rica 

579 

Community improvement/development, Czech 

Republic 986, 987 

Community improvement/development, Developing 

countries 290, 1276, 1305, 1335, 1642, 1643, 

2177-2179 

Community improvement/development, Eastern & 

Central Europe 986, 987 

Community improvement/development, England 939 

Community improvement/development, Europe 

1347 

Community improvement/development, Global 

programs 92, 1283, 1643, 1688, 2275 

Community improvement/development, Hungary 

986 

Community improvement/development, Kenya 1644 

Community improvement/development, Kyrgyzstan 

146 

Community improvement/development, Poland 986, 

1274 

Community improvement/development, Russia 986, 

1005 

Community improvement/development, Senegal 

1341 

Community improvement/development, Slovenia 

986 

Community improvement/development, Uganda 

1318 

Community improvement/development, Ukraine 

986, 1000 

Community/economic development, African 

Americans/Blacks 2019 

Community/economic development, aging 1602 

Community/economic development, awards/prizes/ 

competitions 2273 

Community/economic development, building/ 

renovation 959 

Community/economic development, children/youth 

116 

Community/economic development, computer 

technology 1828 

Community/economic development, conferences/ 

seminars 1005, 1635 

Community/economic development, economically 


1831, 2019 

Community/economic development, electronic 

media/online services 714, 966, 1035, 1064, 

1692, 1777, 1966, 1969, 1970, 2006, 2019, 

2303 

Community/economic development, film/video/ 

radio 1756 

Community/economic development, information 

services 13, 210, 325, 489, 664, 714, 959, 

965, 966, 1010, 1035, 1037, 1040, 1064, 

1090, 1233, 1303, 1439, 1584, 1658, 1688, 

1692, 1717, 1756, 1776, 1777, 1828, 1888, 

1931, 1966, 1969, 1970, 2006, 2019, 2235, 

2273, 2303 

Community/economic development, management/ 

technical assistance 116, 1005, 1233 

Community/economic development, minorities 116, 

1035, 1040 

Community/economic development, public policy 

1635, 1690 

Community/economic development, publication 

1635 

Community/economic development, research 116, 

664, 965, 1010, 1040, 1831 

Community/economic development, scholarship 

funds 1931 

Community/economic development, seed money 

210, 1692 

Community/economic development, volunteer 

services 1602 

Community/economic development, youth 2273 

Computer literacy/technology training, building/ 

renovation 422, 1766, 1879 

Computer literacy/technology training, children 1766 

Computer literacy/technology training, children/ 

youth 707, 713, 718, 759, 1879 

Computer literacy/technology training, computer 

technology 706, 707, 759, 1879 

Computer literacy/technology training, disabilities, 

people with 1978 

Computer literacy/technology training, electronic 

media/online services 609, 706, 707 

Computer literacy/technology training, immigrants/ 

refugees 1984 

Computer literacy/technology training, minorities 

1984 

Computer literacy/technology training, research 713 

Computer literacy/technology training, youth 706, 

712 

Computer science 278, 282, 1630, 1998, 2176 

Computer science, children 1998 

Computer science, collections management/ 


Computer science, computer technology 282 

Computer science, economically disadvantaged 

2176 

Computer science, electronic media/online services 

278, 282, 1630, 2176 

Computer science, homeless 2176 

Computer science, research 278 

Computer technology, arts/culture/humanities 706, 

707, 1110, 1465, 1482, 2066, 2132, 2160, 

2298 

Computer technology, civil rights 1282 

Computer technology, community improvement/ 

development 1828, 2015, 2256 

Computer technology, education 2, 6, 36, 282, 327, 

355, 356, 466, 484, 557, 627, 706, 707, 759, 

764, 796, 890, 991, 1029, 1110, 1246, 1465, 

1482, 1655, 1763, 1815, 1879, 2015, 2046, 

2062, 2066, 2132, 2160, 2298, 2330, 2334, 

2336 

Computer technology, environment 282 

Computer technology, health—general 147, 808, 

853, 857, 1160, 1282, 1822 

Computer technology, human services— 

multipurpose 342, 2130, 2195 

Computer technology, mental health/substance 

abuse 1848 

Computer technology, philanthropy/voluntarism 781, 

2256 

Computer technology, public affairs/government 

627, 853, 991, 1110, 2015, 2160, 2298, 

2330, 2334, 2336 

Computer technology, safety/disaster relief 2130 

Computer technology, science 282 

Computer technology, youth development 1137 

Consumer protection 1168, 1226 

Costa Rica, community improvement/development 

579 

Costa Rica, education 579 

Costa Rica, environment 579 

Costa Rica, food/nutrition/agriculture 579 

Costa Rica, international affairs/development 148, 

579 

Costa Rica, safety/disaster relief 148 

Courts/judicial administration 419, 551, 571, 704, 

937, 1575, 2068 

Courts/judicial administration, aging 419 

Courts/judicial administration, building/renovation 

2068 

Courts/judicial administration, children/youth 419 

Courts/judicial administration, collections 


Courts/judicial administration, crime/abuse victims 

937 

Courts/judicial administration, economically 


Courts/judicial administration, minorities 1575 

Courts/judicial administration, offenders/ 

ex-offenders 571 

Courts/judicial administration, publication 551 

Courts/judicial administration, research 551, 937, 

1575 

Crime/abuse victims, arts/culture/humanities 81 

Crime/abuse victims, crime/courts/legal services 

937, 1182, 1312 

Crime/abuse victims, education 81, 937 

Crime/abuse victims, health—general 1173 

Crime/abuse victims, human services— 

multipurpose 328, 639, 788, 1022, 1173, 

1182, 1312 

Crime/abuse victims, international affairs/ 


Crime/abuse victims, mental health/substance 

abuse 57, 328, 426, 1312 

Crime/abuse victims, public affairs/government 328 

Crime/abuse victims, youth development 639 

Crime/courts/legal services, Africa 704 

Crime/courts/legal services, Developing countries 

1577 

Crime/courts/legal services, Global programs 551, 

1334, 1577, 1579 

Crime/courts/legal services, Russia 709 

Crime/courts/legal services, Tanzania, Zanzibar and 

Pemba 704 

Crime/law enforcement, collections management/ 


Crime/law enforcement, counterterrorism 1579 

Crime/law enforcement, economically disadvantaged 

508, 897, 1575 

Crime/law enforcement, information services 508, 

571, 643, 895, 897 

Crime/law enforcement, mentally disabled 895 

Crime/law enforcement, minorities 1575 

Crime/law enforcement, offenders/ex-offenders 571 

Crime/law enforcement, police agencies 69 

Crime/law enforcement, public policy 571, 1575 

Crime/law enforcement, publication 895 

Crime/law enforcement, reform 571 

Crime/law enforcement, research 1575 

Crime/violence prevention 1007, 1575 

Crime/violence prevention, child abuse 1312 

Crime/violence prevention, disabilities, people with 

1007 

Crime/violence prevention, economically 


Crime/violence prevention, minorities 1575 

Crime/violence prevention, offenders/ex-offenders 

132 

Crime/violence prevention, research 1575 

Crime/violence prevention, youth 132 

Cuba, arts/culture/humanities 1491 

Cuba, education 1337, 1491, 1581 

Cuba, international affairs/development 1337, 1491 

Cuba, social sciences 1581 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, African Americans/ 

Blacks 971, 1153, 1252, 2005, 2034 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, Asians/Pacific Islanders 

182 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, boys 2005 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, building/renovation 

1598 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, children/youth 1153 



Cultural/ethnic awareness, collections 

management/preservation 615, 971 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, computer technology 

1465 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, conferences/seminars 

1252 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, economically 


Cultural/ethnic awareness, electronic media/online 

services 1327, 1330, 1465 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, exhibitions 182, 192, 

1153, 1327, 1598 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, faculty/staff 


Cultural/ethnic awareness, Hispanics/Latinos 192, 

615, 1327 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, indigenous peoples 

1327 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, infants/toddlers 103, 

631 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, management 

development/capacity building 2034 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, minorities 631 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, Native Americans/ 

American Indians 1465 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, publication 182, 192 

Cultural/ethnic awareness, research 182, 192 

Czech Republic, community improvement/ 


Czech Republic, philanthropy/voluntarism 986, 987 

Dance, collections management/preservation 1311, 

1486, 1494 

Dance, electronic media/online services 1311, 1590 

Dance, management development/capacity building 

1590 

Dance, performance/productions 462, 1590 

Dance, research 1451, 1494 

Day care, economically disadvantaged 868, 1034, 

1693 

Day care, electronic media/online services 1935 

Day care, faculty/staff development 455, 1935 

Day care, management development/capacity 

building 303 

Day care, minorities 1034 

Day care, program evaluation 868 

Day care, research 302, 868, 1693 

Deaf/hearing impaired, arts/culture/humanities 

1459 

Deaf/hearing impaired, education 1459 

Denmark, arts/culture/humanities 190 

Denmark, education 190, 2304 

Dental care 857, 2073, 2272 

Dental care, children/youth 857 

Dental care, computer technology 857 

Dental care, economically disadvantaged 2073, 

2272 

Dental care, electronic media/online services 2073 

Dental care, mentally disabled 2272 

Dental care, minorities 2272 

Developing countries, arts/culture/humanities 1333 

Developing countries, civil rights 1577 

Developing countries, community improvement/ 

development 290, 1276, 1305, 1335, 1642, 

1643, 2177-2179 

Developing countries, crime/courts/legal services 

1577 

Developing countries, education 1117, 1333, 1541, 

2103 

Developing countries, environment 204, 982, 1350, 

1616, 1617 

Developing countries, health—general 1578, 1639, 

1643, 1646, 2311, 2329 

Developing countries, international affairs/ 

development 233, 290, 310, 982, 1117, 1276, 

1305, 1335, 1541, 1577, 1578, 1617, 1642, 

1643, 2103, 2311, 2329 

Developing countries, medical research 1578 

Developing countries, philanthropy/voluntarism 233, 

2311 

Developing countries, public affairs/government 

204, 233, 982, 1335, 1350, 1616, 1617, 

1639, 1642, 1646, 2329 

Developing countries, social sciences 1577 

Developmentally disabled, centers & services 429, 

1206, 1722 

Diabetes 1124, 1125 

Diabetes research 1389, 1390 

Diabetes research, children/youth 1390 

Diabetes research, seed money 1390 

Diabetes, children/youth 1124, 1125 

Diagnostic imaging 1899 

Diagnostic imaging, equipment 1899 

Diagnostic imaging, Native Americans/American 

Indians 1899 

Disabilities, people with, arts/culture/humanities 

1169, 1814 

Disabilities, people with, crime/courts/legal services 

1007 

Disabilities, people with, education 812, 1024, 

1547, 1814, 1951, 1978, 2054, 2233 

Disabilities, people with, employment 988, 1928 

Disabilities, people with, health—general 1159, 

1169, 1549 

Disabilities, people with, housing/shelter 1775 

Disabilities, people with, human services— 

multipurpose 456, 778, 988, 1159, 1211, 

1548, 1589, 1951 

Disabilities, people with, philanthropy/voluntarism 

1814 

Disabilities, people with, public affairs/government 

456, 1024, 2054, 2233 

Disabilities, people with, science 1024, 1978 

Disabilities, people with, youth development 1500 

Disasters, computer technology 2130 

Disasters, economically disadvantaged 936, 

2107-2109 

Disasters, equipment 2107 

Disasters, floods 2107-2109 

Disasters, Hispanics/Latinos 2107-2109 

Disasters, Hurricane Katrina 936, 2277 

Disasters, immigrants/refugees 2107-2109 

Disasters, preparedness/services 148, 2114, 2130 

Disasters, publication 2277 

Domestic violence, children/youth 1022 

Domestic violence, crime/abuse victims 788, 1022, 

1173, 1182 

Domestic violence, economically disadvantaged 

1173 

Domestic violence, women 788, 1022, 1173, 1182 

Drawing, exhibitions 748 

Early childhood education, children 870 

Early childhood education, economically 

disadvantaged 154, 306, 449, 870 

Early childhood education, electronic media/online 


Early childhood education, faculty/staff development 

455 

Early childhood education, infants/toddlers 103, 

146, 154, 302, 306, 449, 450, 455, 478, 870, 

1870, 1955, 1973, 1983, 2083, 2136, 2186 

Early childhood education, minorities 154 

Early childhood education, research 302 

East Africa/Horn of Africa, arts/culture/humanities 

180 

East Africa/Horn of Africa, education 180 

East Asia, education 1356 

East Asia, international affairs/development 1356 

East Asia, social sciences 1356 

Eastern & Central Europe, arts/culture/humanities 

198 

Eastern & Central Europe, community improvement/ 


Eastern & Central Europe, education 2341 

Eastern & Central Europe, international affairs/ 


Eastern & Central Europe, philanthropy/voluntarism 

986, 987, 990, 1622 

Eastern & Central Europe, public affairs/government 

2341 

Eastern & Central Europe, religion 2376 

Economic development 275, 1005, 1010, 1321, 

1341, 2015, 2019, 2183, 2250 

Economic development, African Americans/Blacks 

2019 

Economic development, computer technology 2015 

Economic development, conferences/seminars 

1005 

Economic development, economically disadvantaged 

1321, 2019, 2250 

Economic development, electronic media/online 

services 1341, 2019, 2183 

Economic development, fellowships 1341 

Economic development, minorities 1321 

Economic development, research 1010, 1341 

Economic development, visitors/convention bureau/ 

tourism promotion 579 

Economically disadvantaged, arts/culture/ 

humanities 363, 402, 636, 943, 951, 953, 980, 

1011, 1049, 1169, 1327, 1636, 1794, 1997 

Economically disadvantaged, civil rights 227, 577, 

1556, 1577 

Economically disadvantaged, community 

improvement/development 116, 290, 665, 871, 

1035, 1040, 1276, 1303, 1305, 1318, 1321, 

1322, 1335, 1574, 1634-1636, 1642, 1643, 

1831, 1997, 2019, 2177-2179, 2250 

Economically disadvantaged, crime/courts/legal 

services 126, 362, 508, 896, 897, 1575, 1577 

Economically disadvantaged, education 58, 

152-154, 162, 231, 253, 306, 336, 376, 386, 

395, 402-404, 416, 418, 449, 461, 556, 616, 

636, 784, 787, 812, 861, 870, 906, 940, 943, 

951, 953, 977, 980, 992, 993, 1006, 1011, 

1052, 1117, 1189, 1232, 1237, 1251, 1327, 

1496, 1683, 1691, 1794, 1824, 1948, 1976, 

1996, 1997, 1999, 2035, 2231, 2254, 2257, 

2261, 2301, 2324, 2330, 2334, 2336, 2339, 

2350 

Economically disadvantaged, employment 363, 376, 

430, 577, 776, 1041, 1232, 1322, 1343, 

1519, 1567, 1748 

Economically disadvantaged, environment 271, 

1322 

Economically disadvantaged, food/nutrition/ 

agriculture 688, 1567, 1798, 1799, 2324 

Economically disadvantaged, health—general 29, 

110, 116, 118, 120-122, 126, 129, 138, 156, 

157, 167, 168, 271, 305, 363, 369, 377, 451, 

452, 463, 577, 661, 665, 685, 739, 789, 816, 

861, 871, 914, 927, 940, 1147, 1159, 1163, 

1167, 1169, 1173, 1237, 1523, 1555, 1556, 

1578, 1639, 1643, 1647, 1648, 1726-1728, 

1745, 1821, 1956, 2073, 2115, 2176, 2272, 

2311, 2358 

Economically disadvantaged, health—specific 

diseases 1523 

Economically disadvantaged, housing/shelter 219, 

362, 896, 935, 936, 1025, 1035, 1036, 1049, 

1050, 1055, 1321, 1339, 1394, 1407, 1410, 

1574, 1634, 1735, 1775, 1790, 1791, 1942, 

2107, 2250, 2300 

Economically disadvantaged, human services— 

multipurpose 212, 215-219, 222, 270, 321, 

328, 329, 376, 377, 416, 437, 471, 481, 550, 

585, 639, 657, 659, 665, 739, 867, 868, 871, 

872, 896, 898, 899, 920, 940, 943, 957, 978, 

979, 1006, 1025, 1028, 1030, 1034, 1047, 

1048, 1159, 1167, 1173, 1185, 1191, 1201, 

1250, 1270, 1271, 1321, 1555, 1556, 1565, 

1566, 1574, 1693, 1713, 1729-1731, 1785, 

1829, 1831, 1922, 1948, 1963, 2107, 

2161-2164, 2171-2173, 2195, 2354 

Economically disadvantaged, international affairs/ 

development 227, 233, 246, 271, 290, 310, 

336, 395, 1117, 1270, 1271, 1276, 1305, 

1318, 1319, 1335, 1343, 1577, 1578, 1642, 

1643, 2302, 2311 

Economically disadvantaged, medical research 1578 

Economically disadvantaged, mental health/ 

substance abuse 328, 585, 957, 1575, 1848 

Economically disadvantaged, philanthropy/ 

voluntarism 233, 870, 2311 

Economically disadvantaged, public affairs/ 

government 121, 212, 222, 227, 233, 244, 

246, 270, 305, 306, 328, 376, 377, 416, 636, 

899, 992, 993, 1041, 1047, 1048, 1185, 

1321, 1327, 1331, 1335, 1339, 1574, 1634, 

1639, 1642, 1647, 1829, 1922, 2019, 2250, 

2324, 2330, 2334, 2336, 2354 



Economically disadvantaged, religion 616, 867 

Economically disadvantaged, safety/disaster relief 

936, 2107-2109 

Economically disadvantaged, science 1232, 2176 

Economically disadvantaged, social sciences 872, 

1040, 1577 

Economically disadvantaged, youth development 

363, 437, 639, 1691, 1729-1731, 2254 

Economics 258, 576, 1090 

Ecuador, education 386 

Education 1962 

Education, administration/regulation 352, 977 

Education, Africa 704, 1341, 2324 

Education, African Americans/Blacks 858, 1694 

Education, aging 940 

Education, Armenia 1260 

Education, Asia 1437 

Education, Asians/Pacific Islanders 940 

Education, association 170, 962, 1194, 1209, 

1506, 1738 

Education, awards/prizes/competitions 1268 

Education, Azerbaijan 1260, 1573 

Education, Bahamas 2210 

Education, Bhutan 717 

Education, bilingual programs 461 

Education, Brazil 971 

Education, building/renovation 60, 66, 98, 99, 101, 

345, 347, 350, 422, 446, 447, 453, 454, 468, 

594, 646, 817, 1109, 1550, 1609, 1907, 

1908, 1936, 1938, 2020, 2095, 2252, 2260, 

2348, 2403 

Education, Burma (Myanmar) 918, 919, 1580 

Education, Cambodia 403, 404, 2341 

Education, Canada 1140, 1413, 1492, 1825, 1964, 

2122, 2243, 2244 

Education, capital campaigns 357, 360, 406, 817, 

1008, 1135, 1417, 1418, 1887, 1989 

Education, Central Asia and the Caucasus 1573 

Education, children 418, 461, 870, 1998, 2247 

Education, children/youth 65, 209, 287, 304, 352, 

636, 707, 713, 718, 858, 941, 943, 992, 993, 

1006, 1052, 1112, 1117, 1132, 1340, 1496, 

1546, 1547, 1550, 1691, 1814, 1846, 1936, 

1975, 1976, 1980, 1987, 1993, 2000, 2026, 

2175, 2332, 2336, 2339 

Education, Chile 2315, 2341 

Education, China 758-760, 1882 

Education, collections acquisition 2252 

Education, collections management/preservation 

340, 346, 397, 733, 973, 1448, 1449 

Education, community/cooperative 2324 

Education, computer literacy/technology training 

422, 609, 613, 706, 707, 712, 713, 718, 759, 

1766, 1879, 1978, 1984, 2258 

Education, computer technology 2, 355, 356, 706, 

707, 1482, 2062, 2336 

Education, conferences/seminars 785, 992, 993 

Education, Costa Rica 579 

Education, Cuba 1337, 1491, 1581 

Education, curriculum development 241, 352, 376, 

1340 

Education, debt reduction 1113 

Education, Denmark 190, 2304 

Education, Developing countries 1117, 1333, 1541, 

2103 

Education, disabilities, people with 1547, 1814 

Education, drop-out prevention 783 

Education, e-learning 65, 240, 241, 376, 422, 

705-707, 712, 713, 718, 720, 1237, 1333, 

1482, 1975, 1976, 1995 

Education, early childhood education 103, 146, 154, 

302, 306, 449, 450, 455, 478, 870, 1870, 

1955, 1973, 1983, 2083, 2136, 2186 

Education, East Africa/Horn of Africa 180 

Education, East Asia 1356 

Education, Eastern & Central Europe 2341 

Education, economically disadvantaged 306, 376, 

418, 461, 636, 784, 787, 870, 906, 940, 943, 

977, 992, 993, 1006, 1052, 1117, 1232, 

1237, 1496, 1683, 1691, 1976, 2254, 2324, 

2336, 2339, 2350 

Education, Ecuador 386 

Education, Egypt 1668 

Education, electronic media/online services 37, 65, 

102, 240, 241, 278, 306, 376, 636, 638, 

705-707, 720, 786, 870, 992, 993, 1237, 

1258, 1333, 1341, 1342, 1448, 1449, 1482, 

1749, 1975, 1993, 2000, 2307, 2320, 2321, 

2324, 2336, 2384 

Education, England 81, 169, 171, 172, 180, 1333, 

1476, 1481, 1517, 2044 

Education, equipment 2, 340, 355, 356, 1104, 

1126, 1130, 2350, 2403 

Education, ESL programs 46, 405, 940, 1684, 

1980, 1984 

Education, exhibitions 1132 

Education, faculty/staff development 1026, 1106, 

1995, 2306 

Education, fellowships 1341 

Education, France 82, 83, 1363, 1364, 1445 

Education, fund raising/fund distribution 66, 67, 77, 

106, 111, 143, 144, 366, 367, 406, 423, 536, 

628, 733, 817, 910, 1018, 1098, 1135, 1208, 

1317, 1533-1540, 1614, 1732, 1733, 1736, 

1789, 1851, 1858, 1898, 1900, 1901, 1908, 

1917, 1938, 1957, 1981, 2101, 2260, 2350, 

2359, 2360, 2368, 2370 

Education, Georgia (Republic of) 1260 

Education, Germany 315 

Education, Ghana 1263, 2341 

Education, girls 1232, 1694 

Education, Global programs 81, 715, 1257, 1261, 

1333, 1592, 1603, 1962, 2044, 2304 

Education, government agencies 1916 

Education, Greece 2344 

Education, Hispanics/Latinos 461, 1694, 1976 

Education, immigrants/refugees 376, 405, 940, 

1684, 1976, 1980, 1984 

Education, income development 288, 1827, 1912, 

1932, 2267 

Education, India 402, 1278, 1324, 1330, 2174 

Education, Indonesia 721 

Education, infants/toddlers 306, 870, 1981 

Education, information services 50, 97, 102, 112, 

159, 160, 202, 237, 278, 294, 306, 384, 510, 

636, 638, 700, 780, 783-786, 851, 858, 906, 

950, 973, 992, 993, 1342, 1448, 1449, 1468, 

1541, 1547, 1608, 1673, 1749, 2000, 2062, 

2103, 2104, 2118, 2119, 2124, 2320, 2321, 

2332, 2336, 2339, 2380, 2384, 2385, 2390, 

2395 

Education, Ireland 1487 

Education, Israel 1603 

Education, Italy 1369, 1370, 1374, 1421, 1469, 

2341 

Education, Kenya 619, 2341 

Education, Kyrgyzstan 146 

Education, Laos 403 

Education, Latin America 1461 

Education, Lesotho 973 

Education, management development/capacity 

building 288, 1122, 1912, 1916, 1917, 1932 

Education, management/technical assistance 16, 

209, 240, 304, 418, 636, 785, 1017, 1026, 

1062, 1132, 1154, 1819, 2047, 2076, 

2120-2122, 2306 

Education, mentally disabled 858 

Education, Mexico 192, 395, 1327, 2341 

Education, minorities 376, 906, 977, 1232, 1237, 

1340, 1691, 1984 

Education, Mongolia 2341 

Education, Native Americans/American Indians 1694 

Education, Nepal 2341 

Education, New Zealand 1471, 1472 

Education, Nigeria 633 

Education, Philippines 616 

Education, Portugal 1487 

Education, program evaluation 65, 304, 1232 

Education, PTA groups 209 

Education, public education 1847 

Education, public policy 352, 418, 992, 993, 1006, 

1340, 2307 

Education, publication 352, 1342, 1847, 2120, 

2121 

Education, reading 18, 30, 58, 90, 93, 152-154, 

162, 286, 353, 373, 393, 449, 450, 475-477, 

479, 586, 622, 743, 747, 751, 812, 824, 863, 

891, 991, 1189, 1218, 1234, 1863, 1866, 

1868, 1903, 1939, 1940, 1977, 1979-1983, 

1985, 1986, 2083, 2097, 2257, 2258, 2294, 

2295, 2332, 2399 

Education, reform 1258, 1843, 1846 

Education, research 73, 241, 278, 352, 418, 713, 

783, 785, 992, 993, 1258, 1341, 1482, 1585, 

1962, 2307, 2332, 2336 

Education, Russia 1260 

Education, Rwanda 81 

Education, scholarship funds 461, 1993 

Education, seed money 638, 786, 2247 

Education, Senegal 1341 

Education, services 37, 60, 251, 287, 304, 702, 

782, 787, 870, 941, 943, 977, 1006, 1052, 

1053, 1117, 1232, 1268, 1341, 1496, 1546, 

1573, 1615, 1691, 1694, 1810, 1975, 1976, 

1987, 1993, 1998, 2026, 2247, 2253, 2254, 

2398 

Education, single organization support 2, 39, 47, 49, 

52, 95, 98, 99, 101, 108, 151, 178, 206, 221, 

247, 249, 255, 264, 265, 267-269, 288, 295, 

296, 299, 335, 340, 345-351, 355-357, 359, 

360, 397-400, 431, 432, 435, 440, 446, 447, 

453, 454, 459, 460, 468, 491, 517, 520, 545, 

552, 587, 588, 594, 595, 626, 633, 635, 640, 

646, 647, 666, 669, 689, 692, 703, 722-725, 

728, 813, 820-822, 843, 859, 880, 904, 922, 

930, 967, 975, 1008, 1014, 1054, 1057, 

1058, 1066, 1067, 1076, 1077, 1082, 1094, 

1097, 1104, 1106, 1108, 1109, 1112-1115, 

1118, 1121, 1122, 1126, 1127, 1130, 1139, 

1152, 1186, 1198, 1202, 1210, 1215, 1300, 

1402, 1404-1406, 1408, 1409, 1417, 1418, 

1501, 1550-1552, 1585, 1587, 1609, 1683, 

1685, 1710, 1711, 1734, 1741, 1742, 1747, 

1752, 1769, 1780, 1783, 1786, 1788, 1793, 

1827, 1850, 1856, 1857, 1884, 1887, 1907, 

1912, 1932, 1936, 1989, 1992, 2010, 2020, 

2074, 2095, 2096, 2111, 2112, 2116, 2158, 

2168, 2175, 2198, 2211, 2217, 2242, 2252, 

2265-2267, 2290, 2291, 2296, 2348, 

2361-2363, 2378, 2393, 2394, 2397, 2402, 

2403, 2405 

Education, South Africa 336, 1256, 1342, 1479, 

2324 

Education, Southeast Asia 721 

Education, Spain 1487 

Education, special 858, 1547, 1814 

Education, student aid/financial aid 784, 2390 

Education, Sub-Saharan Africa 2324 

Education, Tanzania, Zanzibar and Pemba 704 

Education, United Kingdom 525 

Education, Vietnam 617 

Education, Western Africa 582 

Education, women 977 

Education, youth 251, 705, 706, 712, 787, 906, 

1615, 1694, 1995, 2254 

Education, Zambia 336, 2341 

Egypt, education 1668 

Egypt, international affairs/development 1618, 

1668 

Egypt, religion 1618, 1668 

Egypt, science 1668 

Electronic communications/Internet 13, 16, 45, 50, 

92, 100, 121, 135, 139, 140, 233, 238, 239, 

256, 266, 278, 281, 291, 305, 306, 308, 376, 

377, 389, 394, 480, 487, 535, 564, 578, 609, 

613, 614, 627, 636, 676, 679-682, 700, 714, 

716, 719, 765, 807, 853, 899, 918, 945, 954, 

991-993, 996, 997, 1001, 1012, 1039, 1047, 

1048, 1064, 1089, 1110, 1158, 1165, 1166, 

1176, 1258, 1288-1291, 1294, 1307, 1309, 

1313, 1324, 1327, 1335, 1341, 1342, 1346, 

1353, 1437, 1446, 1461, 1584, 1608, 1626, 

1629, 1631, 1637, 1639, 1640, 1642, 

1644-1647, 1669, 1675, 1756, 1776, 1910, 

1931, 1933, 1965-1967, 1993, 2000, 2001, 

2006, 2015, 2019, 2033, 2139, 2141, 2160, 

2183, 2194, 2215, 2229, 2298, 2303, 2305, 

2307-2310, 2312-2315, 2320, 2321, 2323, 

2324, 2326, 2328-2331, 2334-2338, 

2341-2346, 2354, 2384 



Electronic communications/Internet, African 


Electronic communications/Internet, awards/prizes/ 


Electronic communications/Internet, building/ 


Electronic communications/Internet, children/youth 

636, 991-993, 1993, 2000, 2336 

Electronic communications/Internet, collections 


Electronic communications/Internet, collections 

management/preservation 676, 679, 680, 682, 

1324, 1437, 1965 

Electronic communications/Internet, computer 

technology 627, 853, 991, 1110, 2015, 2160, 

2298, 2330, 2334, 2336 

Electronic communications/Internet, conferences/ 

seminars 992, 993, 1313, 1646, 1669 

Electronic communications/Internet, curriculum 


Electronic communications/Internet, economically 

disadvantaged 121, 233, 305, 306, 376, 377, 

636, 899, 992, 993, 1047, 1048, 1327, 1335, 

1639, 1642, 1647, 2019, 2324, 2330, 2334, 

2336, 2354 

Electronic communications/Internet, electronic 

media/online services 135, 139, 140, 278, 305, 

306, 308, 376, 377, 480, 578, 609, 636, 676, 

679-682, 714, 716, 719, 807, 899, 918, 945, 

991-993, 996, 997, 1001, 1039, 1048, 1064, 

1089, 1110, 1158, 1165, 1166, 1176, 1258, 

1288, 1289, 1291, 1294, 1307, 1309, 1327, 

1335, 1341, 1342, 1353, 1437, 1637, 1639, 

1640, 1642, 1644-1647, 1669, 1675, 1965, 

1966, 1993, 2000, 2001, 2006, 2019, 2033, 

2139, 2141, 2160, 2183, 2215, 2229, 2298, 

2303, 2305, 2307-2310, 2312-2315, 2320, 

2321, 2323, 2324, 2326, 2328-2331, 

2334-2337, 2341-2346, 2384 

Electronic communications/Internet, equipment 

389, 2194 

Electronic communications/Internet, exhibitions 

679, 680, 1327 

Electronic communications/Internet, faculty/staff 


Electronic communications/Internet, fellowships 

1341 

Electronic communications/Internet, film/video/ 

radio 682, 1756 

Electronic communications/Internet, Hispanics/ 

Latinos 1327 

Electronic communications/Internet, homeless 377, 

1047, 1048, 2229, 2354 

Electronic communications/Internet, immigrants/ 

refugees 376 

Electronic communications/Internet, indigenous 

peoples 1327 

Electronic communications/Internet, infants/ 

toddlers 306 

Electronic communications/Internet, management 

development/capacity building 853, 918, 1089, 

1629, 2338, 2342 

Electronic communications/Internet, minorities 376, 

899 

Electronic communications/Internet, program 

evaluation 1639, 2338 

Electronic communications/Internet, publication 

1324, 1342 

Electronic communications/Internet, research 278, 

281, 681, 719, 992, 993, 1158, 1176, 1258, 

1294, 1313, 1324, 1335, 1341, 1346, 1437, 

1446, 1639, 1640, 1642, 1645-1647, 2307, 

2308, 2310, 2329, 2336, 2338, 2343 

Electronic communications/Internet, scholarship 

funds 1931, 1993 

Electronic communications/Internet, seed money 

899, 1631 

Electronic communications/Internet, technical 

assistance 377, 2343 

Electronic communications/Internet, women 100, 

394, 1012, 1910 

Electronic communications/Internet, youth 377 

Electronic media/online services, animals/wildlife 

945, 1570, 2183 

Electronic media/online services, arts/culture/ 

humanities 37, 53, 123, 128, 169, 171, 172, 

174, 179, 187, 193, 196, 197, 201, 240, 272, 

273, 408, 578, 610, 636, 638, 674, 676, 

679-682, 705-707, 714, 716, 720, 786, 823, 

917, 945, 966, 1110, 1169, 1283, 1309, 

1311, 1327, 1330, 1333, 1367, 1388, 1436, 

1453, 1459, 1465, 1466, 1469-1472, 1476, 

1482, 1485, 1487-1489, 1491-1493, 1590, 

1593, 1619, 1627, 1671, 1674, 1675, 1692, 

1749, 1954, 1965, 1993, 2000, 2017, 2139, 

2160, 2294, 2298 

Electronic media/online services, civil rights 1282, 

1627 

Electronic media/online services, community 

improvement/development 308, 714, 966, 997, 

1003, 1035, 1064, 1089, 1283, 1335, 1341, 

1642, 1644, 1692, 1777, 1864, 1966, 

1968-1970, 2001, 2006, 2019, 2033, 2183, 

2303 

Electronic media/online services, crime/courts/legal 

services 1231 

Electronic media/online services, education 37, 65, 

102, 169, 171, 172, 174, 179, 187, 193, 196, 

197, 201, 240, 241, 248, 278, 282, 306, 358, 

376, 581, 609, 636, 638, 674, 676, 679-682, 

705-707, 716, 720, 786, 870, 918, 919, 

991-993, 1001, 1089, 1110, 1158, 1237, 

1258, 1311, 1327, 1330, 1333, 1341, 1342, 

1436, 1437, 1448, 1449, 1453, 1459, 1465, 

1466, 1469-1472, 1476, 1482, 1485, 

1487-1489, 1491-1493, 1590, 1592, 1593, 

1601, 1627, 1645, 1654, 1669, 1671, 1672, 

1674-1676, 1749, 1935, 1944, 1954, 1965, 

1975, 1993, 2000, 2022, 2139, 2141, 2160, 

2294, 2298, 2305, 2307-2310, 2313-2315, 

2320, 2321, 2323, 2324, 2328, 2330, 2331, 

2334-2337, 2341-2346, 2384 

Electronic media/online services, employment 376, 

1231, 1864 

Electronic media/online services, environment 145, 

272, 273, 277, 282, 720, 917, 1039, 1307, 

1619, 1630, 2017, 2183 

Electronic media/online services, food/nutrition/ 

agriculture 1644, 1935, 2324 

Electronic media/online services, health—general 

29, 123, 128, 135, 139, 140, 147, 272, 305, 

377, 401, 641, 644, 680, 807, 917, 1064, 

1138, 1159, 1165, 1166, 1169, 1176, 1237, 

1282, 1288, 1289, 1291, 1294, 1353, 1388, 

1549, 1557, 1558, 1619, 1633, 1639, 1646, 

1647, 1651, 1816, 1821, 1864, 1956, 2025, 

2027, 2073, 2170, 2176, 2192, 2329, 2351 

Electronic media/online services, health—specific 

diseases 272, 1388, 1864 

Electronic media/online services, housing/shelter 

1035, 1307 

Electronic media/online services, human services— 

multipurpose 80, 123, 330, 332, 334, 376, 

377, 807, 899, 1048, 1138, 1159, 1166, 

1231, 1516, 1571, 1864, 1935, 1968, 2195, 

2229, 2351 

Electronic media/online services, international 

affairs/development 277, 1283, 1335, 1341, 

1471, 1472, 1491, 1592, 1630, 1640, 1642, 

2326, 2329 

Electronic media/online services, medical research 

1749 

Electronic media/online services, mental health/ 

substance abuse 57, 330, 332, 334, 480, 823 

Electronic media/online services, philanthropy/ 

voluntarism 59, 228, 234, 308, 870, 996, 997, 

1001, 1003, 1637, 1640, 1645, 2022, 2033, 

2215, 2312, 2326 

Electronic media/online services, public affairs/ 

government 135, 139, 140, 234, 278, 305, 

306, 308, 330, 332, 334, 376, 377, 480, 578, 

609, 636, 676, 679-682, 714, 716, 719, 807, 

899, 918, 945, 991-993, 996, 997, 1001, 

1039, 1048, 1064, 1089, 1110, 1158, 1165, 

1166, 1176, 1258, 1288, 1289, 1291, 1294, 

1307, 1309, 1327, 1335, 1341, 1342, 1353, 

1355, 1437, 1557, 1558, 1592, 1637, 1639, 

1640, 1642, 1644-1647, 1669, 1675, 1965, 

1966, 1993, 2000, 2001, 2006, 2019, 2033, 

2139, 2141, 2160, 2183, 2215, 2229, 2298, 

2303, 2305, 2307-2310, 2312-2315, 2320, 

2321, 2323, 2324, 2326, 2328-2331, 

2334-2337, 2341-2346, 2384 

Electronic media/online services, religion 581 

Electronic media/online services, science 145, 277, 

278, 282, 716, 1089, 1353, 1485, 1630, 

1671, 1674-1676, 2176 

Electronic media/online services, social sciences 

277, 719, 1158, 1437, 1944, 2006, 2326, 

2343 

Electronic media/online services, youth development 

2294 

Elementary school/education 30, 93, 152, 153, 

461, 758, 764, 870, 873, 1243, 1766, 1824, 

1868, 2174, 2258, 2321 

Elementary school/education, building/renovation 

93, 1766 

Elementary school/education, children 93, 152, 

153, 461, 758, 870, 873, 1766, 1868, 2174 

Elementary school/education, children/youth 1824 

Elementary school/education, collections acquisition 

93, 764, 1824 

Elementary school/education, computer technology 

764 

Elementary school/education, economically 


Elementary school/education, electronic media/ 


Elementary school/education, equipment 30, 758 

Elementary school/education, Hispanics/Latinos 

461 

Elementary school/education, infants/toddlers 870 

Elementary school/education, minorities 152, 153 

Elementary school/education, scholarship funds 

461 

Elementary/secondary education 50, 58, 97, 112, 

159, 160, 164-166, 194, 209, 220, 352, 353, 

384, 395, 417, 556, 636, 700, 707, 713, 718, 

763, 809, 1006, 1086, 1101, 1116, 1117, 

1132, 1154, 1155, 1222, 1242, 1340, 1356, 

1382, 1608, 1671, 1673, 1875, 1935, 1980, 

2000, 2026, 2122, 2193, 2332, 2339, 2384 

Elementary/secondary education, building/ 

renovation 164, 165, 763, 2193 

Elementary/secondary education, capital campaigns 

166, 2193 

Elementary/secondary education, children/youth 58, 

194, 209, 352, 353, 556, 636, 707, 713, 718, 

809, 1006, 1116, 1117, 1132, 1155, 1242, 

1340, 1356, 1671, 1875, 1935, 1980, 2000, 

2026, 2332, 2339 

Elementary/secondary education, collections 

acquisition 58, 1222 

Elementary/secondary education, commissioning 

new works 1671 

Elementary/secondary education, computer 


Elementary/secondary education, curriculum 


Elementary/secondary education, economically 


2339 

Elementary/secondary education, electronic media/ 

online services 636, 707, 1671, 1935, 2000, 

2384 

Elementary/secondary education, equipment 395, 

556, 1875 

Elementary/secondary education, exhibitions 194, 

1132 

Elementary/secondary education, faculty/staff 


Elementary/secondary education, fellowships 1382 

Elementary/secondary education, film/video/radio 

1671 

Elementary/secondary education, immigrants/ 

refugees 1980 

Elementary/secondary education, minorities 556, 

1340 

Elementary/secondary education, Native Americans/ 


Elementary/secondary education, program 

evaluation 1875 



Elementary/secondary education, publication 352 

Elementary/secondary education, research 194, 

352, 713, 2332 

Elementary/secondary education, seed money 1382 

Elementary/secondary school reform 231, 418, 950, 

992, 993, 1819, 1820, 2320, 2336, 2380, 

2385, 2395 

Elementary/secondary school reform, children 418 

Elementary/secondary school reform, children/youth 

992, 993, 2336 

Elementary/secondary school reform, computer 


Elementary/secondary school reform, conferences/ 


Elementary/secondary school reform, economically 


Elementary/secondary school reform, electronic 

media/online services 992, 993, 2320, 2336 

Elementary/secondary school reform, income 


Elementary/secondary school reform, management 


Elementary/secondary school reform, research 418, 

992, 993, 2336 

Employment 1297 

Employment, African Americans/Blacks 598, 1322 

Employment, boys 598 

Employment, building/renovation 1322 

Employment, Cambodia 1041 

Employment, conferences/seminars 574, 1231 

Employment, curriculum development 376 

Employment, economically disadvantaged 363, 376, 

430, 577, 776, 1232, 1322, 1343, 1519, 1748 

Employment, electronic media/online services 376, 

1231, 1864 

Employment, girls 1232 

Employment, Global programs 1343 

Employment, immigrants/refugees 376, 405, 1343 

Employment, information services 132, 430, 445, 

573-575, 577, 875, 901, 932, 1032, 1231, 

1520, 1554, 1748, 1864, 1990, 2374 

Employment, internship funds 1238 

Employment, job counseling 44, 1232 

Employment, labor unions/organizations 445, 752, 

1032, 1041, 1567, 2374 

Employment, LGBTQ 363 

Employment, minorities 376, 776, 1232, 1322, 

1343 

Employment, offenders/ex-offenders 132, 1231 

Employment, program evaluation 1232, 1519 

Employment, public education 575, 875, 1554 

Employment, public policy 573 

Employment, publication 1864 

Employment, reform 1343 

Employment, research 576, 1297 

Employment, services 132, 251, 275, 430, 598, 

776, 862, 1051, 1322, 1343, 1384, 1519, 

1748, 2347, 2386 

Employment, technical assistance 577 

Employment, training 363, 376, 405, 1238 

Employment, vocational rehabilitation 988, 1928 

Employment, women 1864 

Employment, youth 132, 251, 363, 862, 1051, 

1238 

Energy, building/renovation 17, 469, 802, 825, 

1019, 1949 

Energy, collections management/preservation 17 

Energy, conferences/seminars 1617 

Energy, electronic media/online services 1307, 

1619 

Energy, equipment 469, 2401 

Energy, scholarship funds 802 

Energy, technical assistance 1620 

Engineering school/education 2143 

Engineering school/education, collections 


Engineering school/education, collections 

management/preservation 2143 

Engineering school/education, fellowships 2143 

Engineering/technology 100, 1089, 1090, 1353 

Engineering/technology, electronic media/online 


Engineering/technology, management development/ 


Engineering/technology, women 100 

England, animals/wildlife 945 

England, arts/culture/humanities 81, 169, 171, 

172, 180, 939, 945, 1333, 1476, 1517, 1619, 

2044 

England, community improvement/development 939 

England, education 81, 169, 171, 172, 180, 1333, 

1476, 1481, 1517, 2044 

England, environment 1481, 1619 

England, health—general 1619, 1639, 2311, 2329 

England, human services—multipurpose 1271, 

1273 

England, international affairs/development 81, 

1271, 1273, 1275, 1640, 2311, 2329 

England, philanthropy/voluntarism 85-88, 292, 

1301, 1302, 1424, 1604, 1640, 1708, 1709, 

2137, 2197, 2311 

England, public affairs/government 945, 1275, 

1639, 1640, 2329 

England, science 1481, 2044 

Environment 1962 

Environment, Africa 1351 

Environment, African Americans/Blacks 597, 1322 

Environment, air pollution 2275 

Environment, beautification programs 947, 1322 

Environment, Bhutan 717 

Environment, building/renovation 1322 

Environment, Canada 2122 

Environment, Central Asia and the Caucasus 1347 

Environment, Chile 175 

Environment, China 1619, 1620, 1625, 1630, 1632 

Environment, climate change/global warming 699, 

1553, 1617, 1619, 1620, 1625, 1630, 1632, 

1688 

Environment, collections acquisition 597 

Environment, collections management/preservation 

282 

Environment, computer technology 282 

Environment, Costa Rica 579 

Environment, Developing countries 204, 982, 1350, 

1616, 1617 

Environment, economically disadvantaged 271, 

1322 

Environment, electronic media/online services 145, 

272, 273, 277, 282, 720, 917, 1039, 1307, 

1619, 1630, 2017, 2183 

Environment, energy 17, 374, 469, 699, 802, 825, 

1019, 1084, 1085, 1226, 1307, 1349, 1617, 

1619, 1620, 1625, 1632, 1688, 1949, 2029, 

2030, 2299, 2401 

Environment, England 1481, 1619 

Environment, Europe 1347 

Environment, fellowships 2078 

Environment, forests 145, 277, 720, 2122 

Environment, formal/general education 597 

Environment, Global programs 271, 387, 388, 412, 

413, 490, 982, 1553, 1619, 1625, 1630, 

1632, 1688, 1962, 2275 

Environment, income development 1227 

Environment, information services 145, 175, 176, 

204, 272, 273, 277, 374, 387, 388, 412, 413, 

458, 554, 720, 917, 1033, 1039, 1084, 1085, 

1100, 1143, 1225, 1227, 1307, 1347, 1348, 

1350, 1351, 1457, 1583, 1616, 1619, 1620, 

1625, 1630, 1632, 1717, 1840, 2017, 2078, 

2079, 2183, 2275, 2367 

Environment, Kyrgyzstan 1349 

Environment, land resources 1033, 2183 

Environment, Latin America 175, 1348 

Environment, management/technical assistance 

1349 

Environment, men 597 

Environment, mentally disabled 272 

Environment, minorities 1322 

Environment, natural resources 175, 275, 490, 579, 

717, 917, 982, 1010, 1154, 1226, 1297, 

1624, 1840, 2367 

Environment, Netherlands 490 

Environment, Papua New Guinea 145 

Environment, plant conservation 145, 282, 554, 

1457, 1481 

Environment, public education 2017 

Environment, public policy 1688 

Environment, publication 145, 272, 947, 1583 

Environment, research 145, 1347, 1962 

Environment, Tajikistan 1349 

Environment, technical assistance 1620 

Environment, toxics 271, 2299 

Environment, water resources 1033, 1039, 1143 

Environmental education 274, 458, 1154 

Environmental education, film/video/radio 274 

Environmental education, Hispanics/Latinos 274 

Ethnic studies 70, 314, 1338 

Ethnic studies, African Americans/Blacks 1338 

Ethnic studies, building/renovation 70, 314 

Ethnic studies, curriculum development 1338 

Ethnic studies, Hispanics/Latinos 70, 314 

Ethnic studies, research 1338 

Ethnic studies, youth 1338 

Europe, community improvement/development 1347 

Europe, environment 1347 

Europe, international affairs/development 1347 

Europe, philanthropy/voluntarism 989, 1325, 1326, 

1621, 1709, 2137, 2316 

Europe, public affairs/government 1347 

Europe, social sciences 1621 

Faculty/staff development, arts/culture/humanities 

180, 317, 320, 882, 1324, 1330, 1447, 1452, 

1455, 1477, 1478, 1490, 1517, 1794 

Faculty/staff development, education 180, 317, 

320, 372, 373, 455, 590, 617, 810, 882, 919, 

1026, 1070, 1106, 1324, 1330, 1447, 1452, 

1455, 1477, 1478, 1490, 1517, 1794, 1796, 

1935, 1995, 2022, 2306 

Faculty/staff development, employment 988, 1928 

Faculty/staff development, food/nutrition/ 

agriculture 1935 

Faculty/staff development, health—general 685, 

927, 1216, 1872 

Faculty/staff development, housing/shelter 1216 

Faculty/staff development, human services— 

multipurpose 385, 455, 988, 1216, 1935, 2229 

Faculty/staff development, philanthropy/voluntarism 

2022 

Faculty/staff development, public affairs/ 

government 1324, 2229 

Faculty/staff development, recreation/sports/ 

athletics 372 

Faculty/staff development, religion 617, 1796 

Faculty/staff development, youth development 372, 

810 

Family resources and services, children/youth 456 

Family resources and services, disabilities, people 

with 456 

Family resources and services, disability 456, 829 

Family resources and services, mentally disabled 

829 

Family services 112, 137, 223, 287, 739, 830, 868, 

898, 943, 1025, 1030, 1193, 1216, 1759, 

1874 

Family services, aging 322, 419, 428, 830 

Family services, children/youth 123, 287, 322, 419, 

428, 739, 830, 898, 943, 1025, 1030, 1034, 

1312, 1758, 1759, 1874 

Family services, counseling 585 

Family services, crime/abuse victims 1312 

Family services, domestic violence 788, 1022, 

1173, 1182 

Family services, economically disadvantaged 585, 

739, 868, 898, 943, 1025, 1030, 1034 

Family services, electronic media/online services 

123, 1864 

Family services, faculty/staff development 1216 

Family services, home/homemaker aid 1216, 1864 

Family services, homeless 1025 

Family services, infants/toddlers 779, 868, 2135 

Family services, military/veterans 137, 585 

Family services, minorities 779, 1034 

Family services, parent education 123, 322, 419, 

428, 625, 779, 1034, 1312, 1758, 2135 

Family services, program evaluation 868, 1758 

Family services, publication 1864 

Family services, research 868, 1758 

Family services, women 779, 1025, 1030, 1864 

Fellowships, animals/wildlife 2078 

Fellowships, arts/culture/humanities 35, 75, 879, 

1370, 1382, 1422, 1423, 1464, 2143 



Fellowships, community improvement/development 

1341 

Fellowships, education 75, 1341, 1370, 1382, 

1423, 1464, 1862, 2143, 2364 

Fellowships, environment 1464, 2078 

Fellowships, health—general 1174 

Fellowships, international affairs/development 1341 

Fellowships, public affairs/government 1341, 2143 

Fellowships, recreation/sports/athletics 2364 

Fellowships, social sciences 35, 1174, 1862 

Film/video 169 

Film/video, collections management/preservation 

169, 172, 318, 526, 883, 1474, 1475 

Film/video, electronic media/online services 169, 

172, 674, 1471, 1472 

Film/video, faculty/staff development 317, 320 

Film/video, management development/capacity 

building 319 

Film/video, performance/productions 169, 172 

Financial services 204, 982, 1272, 1275, 1321, 

1347-1351, 1574, 1616, 1617, 1634, 1915 

Financial services, conferences/seminars 982, 

1617 

Financial services, economically disadvantaged 

1321, 1574, 1634 

Financial services, minorities 1321 

Financial services, research 1347 

Financial services, seed money 1574 

Folk arts, infants/toddlers 1218 

Food banks 688, 1798, 1799 

Food banks, economically disadvantaged 688, 1798, 

1799 

Food services 1935 

Food services, children/youth 1935 

Food services, electronic media/online services 

1935 

Food services, faculty/staff development 1935 

Food/nutrition/agriculture, Africa 2324 

Food/nutrition/agriculture, Costa Rica 579 

Food/nutrition/agriculture, Kenya 1644 

Food/nutrition/agriculture, South Africa 2324 

Food/nutrition/agriculture, Sub-Saharan Africa 2324 

Foster care, crime/abuse victims 639 

Foster care, economically disadvantaged 639, 898 

Foundations (private grantmaking) 955, 990, 996, 

1621 

Foundations (private grantmaking), conferences/ 

seminars 990 

Foundations (private grantmaking), electronic media/ 


Foundations (private grantmaking), management 


Foundations (private operating) 228, 541, 1292, 

1645 

Foundations (private operating), electronic media/ 


Foundations (private operating), research 228, 1645 

Foundations (public) 983, 985, 1604, 1709, 2137, 

2311 

Foundations (public), children/youth 1604 

Foundations (public), economically disadvantaged 

2311 

France, arts/culture/humanities 1362, 1365, 1367, 

1371, 1372 

France, education 82, 83, 1363, 1364, 1445 

France, international affairs/development 1365 

France, social sciences 1371, 1372 

Genetic diseases and disorders 1388, 1389 

Genetic diseases and disorders, electronic media/ 


Georgia (Republic of), civil rights 1260 

Georgia (Republic of), education 1260 

Georgia (Republic of), international affairs/ 


Georgia (Republic of), philanthropy/voluntarism 

1604 

Geriatrics 1497 

Geriatrics research 877 

Geriatrics research, aging 877 

Geriatrics, aging 1497 

Germany, arts/culture/humanities 315 

Germany, education 315 

Ghana, education 1263, 2341 

Ghana, health—general 1647 

Ghana, public affairs/government 1647, 2341 

Girls, community improvement/development 871 

Girls, education 372, 619, 1232, 1529, 1694 

Girls, employment 1232 

Girls, health—general 871, 1529, 1694 

Girls, human services—multipurpose 871 

Girls, recreation/sports/athletics 372 

Girls, religion 619 

Girls, science 1232, 1529 

Girls, youth development 372, 1137, 1694 

Global programs, animals/wildlife 945 

Global programs, arts/culture/humanities 81, 945, 

1283, 1333, 1586, 1619, 2044 

Global programs, civil rights 715, 1577, 1579 

Global programs, community improvement/ 

development 92, 1283, 1643, 1688, 2275 

Global programs, crime/courts/legal services 551, 

1334, 1577, 1579 

Global programs, education 81, 715, 1257, 1261, 

1333, 1592, 1603, 1962, 2044, 2304 

Global programs, employment 1343 

Global programs, environment 271, 387, 388, 412, 

413, 490, 982, 1553, 1619, 1625, 1630, 

1632, 1688, 1962, 2275 

Global programs, health—general 271, 1310, 1578, 

1619, 1643, 1646, 2311, 2329 

Global programs, international affairs/development 

81, 233, 246, 271, 310, 387, 388, 412, 413, 

490, 551, 715, 982, 1257, 1261, 1283, 1319, 

1334, 1343, 1577-1579, 1586, 1592, 1618, 

1630, 1631, 1643, 1962, 2043, 2302, 2311, 

2326, 2327, 2329, 2379 

Global programs, medical research 1578 

Global programs, philanthropy/voluntarism 92, 229, 

233, 1631, 1637, 1962, 2311, 2326, 2327 

Global programs, public affairs/government 92, 233, 

246, 715, 945, 982, 1334, 1592, 1631, 1637, 

1646, 1688, 2326, 2329, 2379 

Global programs, religion 1618 

Global programs, science 1630, 2044 

Global programs, social sciences 551, 715, 1310, 

1334, 1577, 1579, 2326, 2327 

Government/public administration 711, 1102, 

1331, 1332, 2208, 2209 

Government/public administration, conferences/ 

seminars 711 

Government/public administration, economically 


Government/public administration, research 1332 

Graduate/professional education 75, 597, 720, 

1306, 1459 

Graduate/professional education, African 


Graduate/professional education, collections 


Graduate/professional education, conferences/ 

seminars 75 

Graduate/professional education, deaf/hearing 

impaired 1459 

Graduate/professional education, electronic media/ 


Graduate/professional education, fellowships 75 

Graduate/professional education, men 597 

Graduate/professional education, performance/ 

productions 75 

Graduate/professional education, scholarship funds 

1306 

Greece, education 2344 

Greece, public affairs/government 2344 

Guatemala, health—general 2358 

Haiti, international affairs/development 1896 

Health care 118, 120, 129, 167, 168, 621, 680, 

1165, 1288-1291, 1556 

Health care, administration/regulation 1170 

Health care, aging 126, 940, 1159, 1169, 1497, 

1530, 1650, 1651, 2090, 2192 

Health care, AIDS, people with 24, 25, 117, 131, 

439, 1147 

Health care, alliance/advocacy 1042, 1353 

Health care, Asians/Pacific Islanders 110, 133, 138, 

940, 1726-1728 

Health care, awards/prizes/competitions 1043, 

1148, 1646 

Health care, building/renovation 2358 

Health care, children 1196, 1197 

Health care, children/youth 29, 116, 120, 123, 809, 

857, 914, 1124, 1125, 1555, 1875, 2080, 

2140, 2181, 2218, 2219, 2358 

Health care, clinics/centers 122, 138, 369, 377, 

644, 855, 927, 1549, 1745, 1816, 1899, 

1956, 2272, 2358 

Health care, collections management/preservation 

680 

Health care, computer technology 147, 808, 853, 

857, 1160, 1282, 1822 

Health care, conferences/seminars 740, 1646 

Health care, curriculum development 1647 

Health care, disabilities, people with 1159, 1169, 

1549 

Health care, economically disadvantaged 29, 110, 

116, 118, 120-122, 126, 129, 138, 156, 157, 

167, 168, 305, 369, 377, 451, 452, 463, 661, 

665, 685, 816, 861, 914, 927, 940, 1147, 

1159, 1163, 1169, 1237, 1523, 1555, 1556, 

1647, 1648, 1726-1728, 1745, 1821, 1956, 

2073, 2115, 2176, 2272, 2358 

Health care, electronic media/online services 29, 

123, 128, 135, 139, 140, 147, 305, 377, 401, 

641, 644, 680, 807, 1138, 1159, 1165, 1169, 

1176, 1237, 1282, 1288, 1289, 1291, 1294, 

1353, 1388, 1549, 1557, 1558, 1633, 1646, 

1647, 1651, 1816, 1821, 1864, 1956, 2025, 

2027, 2073, 2170, 2176, 2192, 2329, 2351 

Health care, equal rights 451, 452, 816, 1353, 

2115 

Health care, equipment 1875, 1899, 2192 

Health care, exhibitions 680 

Health care, faculty/staff development 685, 927, 

1872 

Health care, fellowships 1174 

Health care, Hispanics/Latinos 118, 369, 665, 685, 

1956 

Health care, home services 1138, 1651 

Health care, homeless 122, 377, 1821, 2176 

Health care, immigrants/refugees 110, 138, 161, 

927, 940, 1531, 1555, 1556, 1726-1728, 

2115 

Health care, income development 1380 

Health care, infants/toddlers 463, 779 

Health care, information services 24, 25, 29, 42, 43, 

78, 110, 116-120, 122, 123, 126-129, 133, 

134, 136, 139, 140, 147, 156, 157, 161, 167, 

168, 305, 369, 377, 401, 439, 463-465, 488, 

621, 641, 642, 644, 658, 661, 665, 685, 740, 

765, 767, 779, 807-809, 853, 855, 857, 861, 

914, 927, 928, 954, 1043-1045, 1086, 1124, 

1125, 1138, 1147, 1148, 1159-1161, 1165, 

1169, 1171, 1175, 1176, 1196, 1197, 1237, 

1248, 1249, 1264, 1282, 1284, 1288-1291, 

1293, 1294, 1380, 1388, 1429, 1497, 1498, 

1503, 1523, 1525, 1549, 1555, 1594, 1633, 

1646-1648, 1650, 1651, 1726-1728, 1745, 

1760, 1801, 1816, 1821, 1822, 1872, 1875, 

1956, 1967, 2025, 2027, 2072, 2073, 2115, 

2140, 2170, 2176, 2181, 2192, 2218, 2219, 

2287, 2329, 2351 

Health care, insurance 305, 940, 1163, 1169, 

1555, 1557, 1558 

Health care, LGBTQ 1147, 1148 

Health care, management development/capacity 

building 642, 658, 853, 1045, 2025, 2219 

Health care, management/technical assistance 147, 

665, 1172, 1175, 1288, 1293, 1531, 2025, 

2090, 2176 

Health care, men 1148 

Health care, mentally disabled 2090, 2272 

Health care, migrant workers 122, 1956 

Health care, military/veterans 1044 

Health care, minorities 116, 122, 161, 779, 927, 

1148, 1169, 1237, 1555, 1556, 2115, 2272 

Health care, Native Americans/American Indians 

1899 

Health care, patient services 161, 1169, 1196, 

1197, 1864 

Health care, physically disabled 147, 401 



Health care, program evaluation 855, 1556, 1875 

Health care, public policy 156, 157, 1163, 

1170-1172, 1174, 1175, 1290, 1648 

Health care, publication 1169, 1282, 1864 

Health care, reform 42, 43, 121, 127, 128, 131, 

135, 1163, 1168, 1170, 1288-1291, 1647, 

1648, 2072, 2080 

Health care, research 116, 855, 1170, 1171, 1175, 

1176, 1289, 1293, 1294, 1523, 1525, 1530, 

1646-1648, 2329 

Health care, rural areas 451, 452, 464, 465, 1956 

Health care, seed money 1633 

Health care, substance abusers 1821 

Health care, support services 1293, 1353, 1388 

Health care, technical assistance 29, 377, 1170, 

1171, 1174, 1523, 1525 

Health care, terminal illness, people with 1138 

Health care, women 644, 779, 1282, 1555, 1864, 

2170 

Health care, youth 118, 377 

Health organizations, AIDS, people with 131, 1441, 

1867 

Health organizations, children/youth 662 

Health organizations, information services 131, 662, 

1441, 1867 

Health organizations, mentally disabled 662 

Health sciences school/education 1232, 1386, 

2249 

Health sciences school/education, building/ 


Health sciences school/education, economically 


Health sciences school/education, girls 1232 

Health sciences school/education, mentally disabled 

2249 

Health sciences school/education, minorities 1232 

Health sciences school/education, program 

evaluation 1232 

Health sciences school/education, research 2249 

Health—general, Africa 1310 

Health—general, Bangladesh 1633 

Health—general, Canada 1826 

Health—general, China 1619 

Health—general, Developing countries 1578, 1639, 

1643, 1646, 2311, 2329 

Health—general, England 1619, 1639, 2311, 2329 

Health—general, Ghana 1647 

Health—general, Global programs 271, 1310, 1578, 

1619, 1643, 1646, 2311, 2329 

Health—general, Guatemala 2358 

Health—general, Israel 928 

Health—general, South Africa 1646, 1648 

Health—general, Switzerland 1045 

Health—general, United Kingdom 2311 

Heart & circulatory diseases 1523, 1650 

Heart & circulatory diseases, aging 1650 

Heart & circulatory diseases, economically 


Heart & circulatory diseases, technical assistance 

1523 

Higher education 173, 202, 237, 239, 241, 395, 

780, 782-784, 786, 787, 851, 906, 977, 1089, 

1258, 1342, 1462, 1467, 2247, 2324, 2325 

Higher education, African Americans/Blacks 1462 

Higher education, children 2247 

Higher education, collections management/ 


Higher education, college 785, 1528, 1569 

Higher education, college (community/junior) 253, 

416, 2231 

Higher education, conferences/seminars 173 

Higher education, curriculum development 241 

Higher education, economically disadvantaged 395, 

784, 787, 906, 977, 2324 

Higher education, electronic media/online services 

241, 786, 1089, 1258, 1342, 2324 

Higher education, equipment 395 

Higher education, management development/ 


Higher education, minorities 906, 977 

Higher education, publication 173, 1342, 1462 

Higher education, research 241, 1258, 1462 

Higher education, seed money 786, 2247 

Higher education, student aid/financial aid 784, 

2325 

Higher education, university 31, 70, 72, 75, 76, 211, 

240, 327, 409, 410, 721, 802, 815, 1099, 

1485, 1669, 1946, 1947, 2049, 2075, 2143, 

2364, 2390 

Higher education, women 977 

Higher education, youth 787, 906 

Hispanics/Latinos, arts/culture/humanities 192, 

274, 615, 1327 

Hispanics/Latinos, community improvement/ 


Hispanics/Latinos, education 70, 192, 314, 461, 

615, 1327, 1694, 1939, 1976 

Hispanics/Latinos, environment 274 

Hispanics/Latinos, health—general 118, 369, 665, 

685, 1694, 1956 

Hispanics/Latinos, housing/shelter 2107 

Hispanics/Latinos, human services—multipurpose 

657, 665, 920, 2107 

Hispanics/Latinos, public affairs/government 1327 

Hispanics/Latinos, safety/disaster relief 2107-2109 

Hispanics/Latinos, social sciences 70, 314 

Hispanics/Latinos, youth development 1694 

Historic preservation/historical societies 26, 69, 

257, 339, 343, 528, 600, 902, 1059, 1141, 

1330, 1422, 1471, 1472, 1515, 1532, 1678, 

1918, 1941, 1954, 1987, 2021, 2067, 2131, 

2167, 2203-2206, 2220, 2226, 2269, 2382, 

2383, 2404 

Historic preservation/historical societies, Asians/ 

Pacific Islanders 343 

Historic preservation/historical societies, building/ 

renovation 26, 343, 2067, 2131, 2167, 2204, 

2205, 2220 

Historic preservation/historical societies, capital 

campaigns 26 

Historic preservation/historical societies, children/ 

youth 1987 

Historic preservation/historical societies, collections 

management/preservation 69, 1141, 2021 

Historic preservation/historical societies, electronic 

media/online services 1330, 1471, 1472, 1954 

Historic preservation/historical societies, emergency 

funds 1918 

Historic preservation/historical societies, exhibitions 

528, 1918 

Historic preservation/historical societies, faculty/ 

staff development 1330 

Historic preservation/historical societies, 

fellowships 1422 

Historic preservation/historical societies, 

immigrants/refugees 343 

Historic preservation/historical societies, research 

600, 2269 

Historical activities 315, 680, 946, 1605, 1813, 

2216, 2223 

Historical activities, centennials 81, 1190 

Historical activities, collections management/ 


Historical activities, crime/abuse victims 81 

Historical activities, electronic media/online services 

680 

Historical activities, endowments 1813 

Historical activities, exhibitions 680 

Historical activities, genealogy 1893-1895 

Historical activities, research 315 

History/archaeology 10, 33, 34, 72, 91, 207, 254, 

382, 383, 391, 433, 434, 580, 601, 702, 766, 

801, 907, 908, 912, 923-925, 931, 933, 943, 

1071-1075, 1092, 1132, 1219, 1255, 1298, 

1362, 1368, 1371, 1372, 1375, 1385, 1411, 

1467, 1476, 1492, 1495, 1507, 1508, 1586, 

1705, 1724, 1817, 1880, 1886, 1906, 1937, 

2132, 2138, 2143, 2151-2157, 2159, 2169, 

2185, 2199-2202, 2225, 2236, 2269, 2356, 

2357 

History/archaeology, aging 1255 

History/archaeology, Asians/Pacific Islanders 2356, 

2357 

History/archaeology, building/renovation 1906, 

2132, 2138, 2151, 2159 

History/archaeology, capital campaigns 10 

History/archaeology, children/youth 943, 1132 

History/archaeology, collections acquisition 580, 

1368, 1375, 2143 

History/archaeology, collections management/ 

preservation 1298, 1368, 1375, 1467, 1476, 

1492, 2143 

History/archaeology, computer technology 2132 

History/archaeology, conferences/seminars 908 

History/archaeology, economically disadvantaged 

943 

History/archaeology, electronic media/online 


History/archaeology, equipment 2132 

History/archaeology, exhibitions 1132, 1371, 1372, 

2132 

History/archaeology, fellowships 2143 

History/archaeology, income development 766, 

2201 

History/archaeology, publication 72, 1368, 1375, 

1411 

History/archaeology, research 72, 1298, 1362, 

1492, 2269 

History/archaeology, women 933, 1298, 1507, 

1508 

History/archaeology, youth 207 

Homeless, arts/culture/humanities 1049 

Homeless, children/youth 1025 

Homeless, economically disadvantaged 1025 

Homeless, electronic media/online services 2229 

Homeless, faculty/staff development 2229 

Homeless, health—general 122, 377, 1821, 2176 

Homeless, housing/shelter 1025, 1049, 1775 

Homeless, human services 298, 1025, 2229 

Homeless, human services—multipurpose 298, 

328, 377, 1025, 1047, 1048, 1571, 1785, 

2229, 2354 

Homeless, mental health/substance abuse 328, 

1848 

Homeless, public affairs/government 328, 377, 

1047, 1048, 2229, 2354 

Homeless, science 2176 

Homeless, women 1025 

Hospices, electronic media/online services 80, 

1138 

Hospices, terminal illness, people with 80, 1138 

Hospitals (general) 1160, 1165, 1168 

Hospitals (general), computer technology 1160 

Hospitals (general), District of Columbia 1168 

Hospitals (general), electronic media/online services 

1165 

Hospitals (general), Indiana 1165 

Hospitals (general), New Jersey 1160 

Hospitals (specialty) 1826 

Hospitals (specialty), Virginia 1826 

Hospitals (specialty), women 1826 

Housing/shelter 1297 

Housing/shelter, alliance/advocacy 935, 936, 

1407, 1735, 1775, 1790, 1791, 2300 

Housing/shelter, children/youth 1025, 1874 

Housing/shelter, development 1035, 1036, 1394, 

1942, 2250 

Housing/shelter, disabilities, people with 1775 

Housing/shelter, economically disadvantaged 219, 

362, 896, 935, 936, 1025, 1035, 1036, 1049, 

1050, 1055, 1321, 1339, 1394, 1407, 1410, 

1574, 1634, 1735, 1775, 1790, 1791, 1942, 

2107, 2250, 2300 

Housing/shelter, electronic media/online services 

1035, 1307 

Housing/shelter, endowments 1394 

Housing/shelter, equipment 2107 

Housing/shelter, expense aid 896, 1236, 1269, 

1321, 1391, 1401, 1574, 1634, 1707, 2107 

Housing/shelter, faculty/staff development 1216 

Housing/shelter, Hispanics/Latinos 2107 

Housing/shelter, home owners 896, 1050, 1055, 

1236, 1269, 1307, 1321, 1410, 1574, 1634 

Housing/shelter, homeless 1025, 1049, 1775 

Housing/shelter, immigrants/refugees 2107 

Housing/shelter, information services 219, 362, 

505, 1035, 1036, 1050, 1055, 1339, 1391, 

1401, 1407, 1410, 1652, 1707, 1735, 1775, 

1790, 1791, 1874, 1942, 2300 

Housing/shelter, minorities 1035, 1050, 1321 

Housing/shelter, public housing 1339 



Housing/shelter, repairs 2107 

Housing/shelter, research 1297 

Housing/shelter, search services 1049 

Housing/shelter, seed money 1574 

Housing/shelter, services 1216 

Housing/shelter, South Africa 1339 

Housing/shelter, tenants’ organizations 362 

Housing/shelter, women 1025 

Human services 215-218, 328-330, 332-334, 565, 

867, 955, 957, 1028, 1166, 1332, 1922, 

2171, 2284 

Human services, aging 208, 322, 428, 481, 482, 

830, 940, 1119, 1212, 1250, 1755, 1948, 

1959, 1963, 2090 

Human services, alliance/advocacy 1345 

Human services, Asians/Pacific Islanders 940 

Human services, association 620 

Human services, building/renovation 828, 2284 

Human services, children 2166 

Human services, children/youth 321, 322, 428, 

456, 603, 739, 830, 872, 1030, 1034, 1124, 

1125, 1201, 1211, 1312, 1548, 1589, 1759, 

1829 

Human services, computer technology 342, 2130, 

2195 

Human services, conferences/seminars 1231, 1589 

Human services, crime/abuse victims 328, 639, 

788, 1312 

Human services, disabilities, people with 456, 778, 

1211, 1548, 1589 

Human services, economically disadvantaged 212, 

215-219, 222, 270, 321, 328, 329, 416, 437, 

471, 481, 639, 657, 659, 739, 867, 872, 896, 

899, 920, 940, 957, 1028, 1030, 1034, 1047, 

1048, 1185, 1191, 1201, 1250, 1270, 1271, 

1321, 1574, 1713, 1729-1731, 1785, 1829, 

1831, 1922, 1948, 1963, 2161-2164, 

2171-2173, 2195, 2354 

Human services, electronic media/online services 

80, 330, 332, 334, 807, 899, 1048, 1166, 

1231, 1516, 1571, 1968, 2195, 2351 

Human services, emergency aid 940, 1191, 1713, 

1785, 1948, 2161-2164, 2172, 2173, 2195 

Human services, equipment 828, 1922 

Human services, faculty/staff development 385 

Human services, financial counseling 896, 899, 

1236, 1269-1273, 1321, 1574, 1984 

Human services, gift distribution 1124, 1125 

Human services, Hispanics/Latinos 657, 920 

Human services, homeless 298, 328, 1047, 1048, 

1571, 1785, 2354 

Human services, immigrants/refugees 657, 892, 

920, 940, 1984 

Human services, infants/toddlers 109, 303, 921, 

1038, 1105, 1235, 1400, 1784, 1807, 1943, 

2349, 2353, 2392 

Human services, information services 13, 40, 80, 

109, 208, 210, 212, 219, 222, 223, 259, 260, 

262, 266, 270, 276, 297, 298, 300, 303, 313, 

321, 322, 328-334, 342, 385, 416, 428, 429, 

437, 456, 471, 481, 482, 565, 589, 596, 603, 

620, 625, 639, 645, 657, 659, 739, 762, 778, 

788, 807, 828, 830, 867, 892, 899, 920, 921, 

940, 955, 957, 1028, 1030, 1038, 1047, 

1048, 1105, 1119, 1162, 1166, 1185, 1193, 

1201, 1205, 1206, 1211, 1212, 1231, 1250, 

1312, 1400, 1516, 1548, 1571, 1589, 1713, 

1719-1722, 1729-1731, 1755, 1784, 1785, 

1831, 1836, 1839, 1902, 1922, 1926, 1927, 

1943, 1959, 1963, 1968, 2090, 2130, 

2161-2164, 2166, 2171-2173, 2195, 2284, 

2349, 2351, 2353-2355, 2392 

Human services, LGBTQ 437, 1729-1731 

Human services, management development/ 

capacity building 303, 1902, 2172, 2173 

Human services, management/technical assistance 

1034, 1235, 1759, 1807 

Human services, mentally disabled 328, 429, 1206, 

1722, 1755, 1829, 2090 

Human services, minorities 659, 899, 1034, 1321, 

1984 

Human services, offenders/ex-offenders 1231 

Human services, physically disabled 762 

Human services, public policy 872 

Human services, publication 1250, 1963 

Human services, research 1332, 1345, 1829, 1831 

Human services, seed money 210, 899, 1574 

Human services, terminal illness, people with 80 

Human services, volunteer services 40, 1516, 1829, 

2283 

Human services, women 788, 1030 

Human services, youth 437, 639, 1729-1731, 2283 

Human services—multipurpose, England 1271, 

1273 

Human services—multipurpose, Indonesia 1332 

Human services—multipurpose, Jordan 550 

Human services—multipurpose, Poland 1270-1273 

Humanities 35, 71, 673, 676, 690, 732, 734, 737, 

744, 1369, 1370, 1469, 1737, 1877, 2048, 

2066, 2082 

Humanities, collections management/preservation 

676, 744, 1469 

Humanities, computer technology 2066 

Humanities, electronic media/online services 676, 

1469 

Humanities, equipment 2066 

Humanities, fellowships 35, 1370 

Humanities, management development/capacity 

building 1369 

Humanities, publication 1469 

Humanities, research 1369 

Hungary, community improvement/development 986 

Hungary, philanthropy/voluntarism 986, 999 

Immigrants/refugees, arts/culture/humanities 343 

Immigrants/refugees, civil rights 570, 752, 1336, 

1556 

Immigrants/refugees, education 343, 376, 405, 

812, 940, 1684, 1976, 1980, 1984 

Immigrants/refugees, employment 376, 405, 752, 

1343 

Immigrants/refugees, health—general 110, 138, 

161, 752, 927, 940, 1167, 1531, 1555, 1556, 

1684, 1726-1728, 2115 

Immigrants/refugees, housing/shelter 2107 

Immigrants/refugees, human services— 

multipurpose 376, 657, 892, 920, 940, 1167, 

1555, 1556, 1984, 2107 

Immigrants/refugees, international affairs/ 

development 570, 1336, 1343 

Immigrants/refugees, public affairs/government 

376, 570, 1336 

Immigrants/refugees, safety/disaster relief 1531, 

2107-2109 

Independent living, blind/visually impaired 441, 

2271 

Independent living, disabilities, people with 988 

Independent living, disability 441, 762, 988, 2271 

Independent living, faculty/staff development 988 

Independent living, physically disabled 762 

India, arts/culture/humanities 402, 1324, 1330 

India, education 402, 1278, 1324, 1330, 2174 

India, international affairs/development 1640 

India, philanthropy/voluntarism 1640 

India, public affairs/government 1324, 1640 

Indigenous peoples, arts/culture/humanities 1327 

Indigenous peoples, civil rights 721 

Indigenous peoples, education 721, 1327 

Indigenous peoples, international affairs/ 


Indigenous peoples, public affairs/government 1327 

Indonesia, civil rights 721 

Indonesia, education 721 

Indonesia, human services—multipurpose 1332 

Indonesia, international affairs/development 721 

Indonesia, public affairs/government 1331, 1332 

Infants/toddlers, arts/culture/humanities 103, 631, 

1218, 1870, 1955 

Infants/toddlers, community improvement/ 


Infants/toddlers, education 103, 146, 154, 302, 

306, 449, 450, 455, 476, 478, 631, 870, 891, 

1218, 1234, 1870, 1876, 1955, 1973, 1981, 

1983, 2083, 2106, 2136, 2186, 2257 

Infants/toddlers, health—general 463, 779, 1167 

Infants/toddlers, human services—multipurpose 

109, 302, 303, 448, 455, 478, 779, 868, 921, 

1038, 1105, 1167, 1235, 1400, 1693, 1784, 

1807, 1870, 1876, 1943, 2135, 2349, 2353, 

2392 

Infants/toddlers, philanthropy/voluntarism 870 

Infants/toddlers, public affairs/government 306 

Infants/toddlers, religion 103, 631 

Infants/toddlers, science 1870 

International affairs, arms control 1226, 1257, 1592 

International affairs, children/youth 1356 

International affairs, collections management/ 


International affairs, conferences/seminars 1668 

International affairs, economically disadvantaged 

233, 271, 290, 310, 1276, 1305, 1319 

International affairs, electronic media/online 


International affairs, goodwill promotion 1337, 1356, 

1668 

International affairs, immigrants/refugees 1336 

International affairs, information services 233, 271, 

290, 310, 490, 551, 1181, 1276, 1305, 1629, 

1640, 2043 

International affairs, management development/ 

capacity building 310, 1629 

International affairs, management/technical 


International affairs, migrant workers 1336 

International affairs, national security 715, 1181, 

1260, 1336, 1337, 1592, 2043, 2379 

International affairs, public policy 1319 

International affairs, publication 551, 1337 

International affairs, research 551, 1319, 1336, 

1640 

International affairs, volunteer services 1541, 2103 

International affairs, women 310 

International affairs/development, Africa 704, 1318, 

1341 

International affairs/development, Armenia 1260 

International affairs/development, Asia 1262 

International affairs/development, Azerbaijan 1260 

International affairs/development, Balkans, The 

1622 

International affairs/development, Belgium 1622 

International affairs/development, Central Asia and 

the Caucasus 1347 

International affairs/development, Chile 148 

International affairs/development, China 1630 

International affairs/development, Costa Rica 148, 

579 

International affairs/development, Cuba 1337, 1491 

International affairs/development, Developing 

countries 233, 290, 310, 982, 1117, 1276, 

1305, 1335, 1541, 1577, 1578, 1617, 1642, 

1643, 2103, 2311, 2329 

International affairs/development, East Asia 1356 

International affairs/development, Eastern & Central 

Europe 198, 1622 

International affairs/development, Egypt 1618, 

1668 

International affairs/development, England 81, 

1271, 1273, 1275, 1640, 2311, 2329 

International affairs/development, Europe 1347 

International affairs/development, France 1365 

International affairs/development, Georgia (Republic 

of) 1260 

International affairs/development, Global programs 

81, 233, 246, 271, 310, 387, 388, 412, 413, 

490, 551, 715, 982, 1257, 1261, 1283, 1319, 

1334, 1343, 1577-1579, 1586, 1592, 1618, 

1630, 1631, 1643, 1962, 2043, 2302, 2311, 

2326, 2327, 2329, 2379 

International affairs/development, Haiti 1896 

International affairs/development, India 1640 

International affairs/development, Indonesia 721 

International affairs/development, Israel 207, 570 

International affairs/development, Latin America 

1336 

International affairs/development, Lebanon 1319 

International affairs/development, Mexico 227, 395, 

1336 

International affairs/development, Middle East 

1262, 1319, 1629 

International affairs/development, Netherlands 490 

International affairs/development, New Zealand 

1471, 1472 



International affairs/development, Poland 207, 

1270-1275 

International affairs/development, Russia 530, 709, 

1260 

International affairs/development, Rwanda 81 

International affairs/development, Senegal 1341 

International affairs/development, South Africa 336 

International affairs/development, Southeast Asia 

721 

International affairs/development, Tanzania, 

Zanzibar and Pemba 704 

International affairs/development, Uganda 1318 

International affairs/development, Ukraine 1000 

International affairs/development, United Kingdom 

2311 

International affairs/development, Zambia 336 

International agricultural development 579 

International agricultural development, conferences/ 

seminars 579 

International conflict resolution 937, 1577 

International conflict resolution, crime/abuse victims 

937 

International conflict resolution, economically 


International conflict resolution, research 937 

International conflict resolution, women 1577 

International democracy & civil society development 

227, 721, 1000, 1319, 1334, 2326, 2327 

International democracy & civil society development, 

children/youth 721 


economically disadvantaged 227, 1319 


electronic media/online services 2326 


indigenous peoples 721 


migrant workers 721 


research 1319, 1334 


technical assistance 1000, 1334 


women 721 

International development 233, 271, 277, 310, 336, 

395, 1117, 1318, 1343, 1578, 1622, 1642, 

1643, 2302, 2311, 2329 

International development, children/youth 336, 

1117 

International development, collections acquisition 

336 

International development, conferences/seminars 

1622, 1643 

International development, economically 


1318, 1343, 1578, 1642, 1643, 2302, 2311 

International development, electronic media/online 

services 277, 1642, 2329 

International development, equipment 336, 395 

International development, immigrants/refugees 

1343 

International development, management 


International development, minorities 1343 

International development, research 1318, 1578, 

1642, 2329 

International development, women 310 

International economic development 246, 387, 388, 

412, 413, 1270-1275, 1319, 1335, 1341, 

1630, 1631 

International economic development, economically 


International economic development, electronic 

media/online services 1335, 1341, 1630 

International economic development, fellowships 

1341 

International economic development, research 

1319, 1335, 1341 

International economic development, seed money 

1631 

International economics/trade policy 246, 982, 

1319, 1347, 1617 

International economics/trade policy, conferences/ 


International economics/trade policy, economically 

disadvantaged 246, 1319 

International economics/trade policy, research 

1319, 1347 

International exchange, arts 198, 1283, 1365, 

1471, 1472, 1491, 1597 

International exchange, collections management/ 


International exchange, conferences/seminars 198 

International exchange, electronic media/online 

services 1283, 1471, 1472, 1491 

International exchange, income development 1283 

International exchange, research 198 

International exchange, students 207 

International exchange, youth 207 

International human rights 81, 704, 709, 721, 937, 

1319, 1577, 1586 

International human rights, children/youth 721 

International human rights, collections acquisition 

704 

International human rights, crime/abuse victims 81, 

937 

International human rights, economically 


International human rights, indigenous peoples 721 

International human rights, migrant workers 721 

International human rights, research 937, 1319 

International human rights, women 721, 1577 

International migration/refugee issues 570, 1336 

International migration/refugee issues, immigrants/ 

refugees 570, 1336 

International migration/refugee issues, migrant 

workers 570, 1336 

International migration/refugee issues, research 

1336 

International peace/security 81, 530, 1261, 1262, 

1618 

International peace/security, collections 


International peace/security, conferences/seminars 

1618 

International peace/security, crime/abuse victims 

81 

International peace/security, publication 530 

International peace/security, research 530, 1261, 

1262 

International relief 148, 1896, 1962 

International relief, research 1962 

International studies 1262, 1356, 1371, 1372, 

1437, 1580, 1581, 1862 

International studies, children/youth 1356 

International studies, collections management/ 


International studies, electronic media/online 

services 1437 

International studies, exhibitions 1371, 1372 

International studies, fellowships 1862 

International studies, publication 1580, 1581 

International studies, research 1262, 1437, 1580, 

1581, 1862 

International terrorism 1579 

Internship funds, education 1238 

Internship funds, employment 1238 

Internship funds, human services—multipurpose 

1238 

Ireland, arts/culture/humanities 1487 

Ireland, education 1487 

Islam 294, 1259, 1618, 1668 

Islam, conferences/seminars 1618, 1668 

Israel, arts/culture/humanities 207 

Israel, civil rights 570 

Israel, education 1603 

Israel, health—general 928 

Israel, international affairs/development 207, 570 

Israel, public affairs/government 570 

Israel, religion 207 

Italy, arts/culture/humanities 1369, 1370, 1421, 

1469 

Italy, education 1369, 1370, 1374, 1421, 1469, 

2341 

Italy, public affairs/government 2341 

Jewish agencies & synagogues 26, 103, 207, 631, 

1241, 1242, 1796 

Jewish agencies & synagogues, building/renovation 

26 

Jewish agencies & synagogues, capital campaigns 

26 

Jewish agencies & synagogues, children/youth 

1241, 1242 

Jewish agencies & synagogues, faculty/staff 


Jewish agencies & synagogues, infants/toddlers 

103, 631 

Jewish agencies & synagogues, minorities 631 

Jewish agencies & synagogues, youth 207 

Jordan, human services—multipurpose 550 

Journalism, electronic media/online services 2017 

Journalism, equipment 1885 

Journalism, publication 605 

Kenya, community improvement/development 1644 

Kenya, education 619, 2341 

Kenya, food/nutrition/agriculture 1644 

Kenya, public affairs/government 244, 1644, 2341 

Kenya, religion 619 

Kyrgyzstan, community improvement/development 

146 

Kyrgyzstan, education 146 

Kyrgyzstan, environment 1349 

Kyrgyzstan, public affairs/government 1349 

Labor unions/organizations, economically 


Labor unions/organizations, immigrants/refugees 

752 

Labor unions/organizations, migrant workers 1567 

Labor unions/organizations, minorities 752, 1567 

Labor unions/organizations, women 1041 

Landscaping 1764 

Landscaping, building/renovation 1764 

Language (classical) 1453, 1466, 1483, 1492 

Language (classical), collections management/ 


Language (classical), conferences/seminars 1483 

Language (classical), electronic media/online 

services 1453, 1466, 1492 

Language (classical), research 1453, 1466, 1492 

Language (foreign) 1487 

Language (foreign), collections management/ 


Language (foreign), electronic media/online services 

1487 

Language (foreign), publication 1487 

Language (foreign), research 1487 

Laos, education 403 

Latin America, arts/culture/humanities 183 

Latin America, civil rights 1336 

Latin America, education 1461 

Latin America, environment 175, 1348 

Latin America, international affairs/development 

1336 

Latin America, public affairs/government 1336, 

1348, 1461 

Law school/education 28, 1446 

Law school/education, research 1446 

Law/international law 551, 715, 1000, 1334, 1577, 

1579, 1621, 2326, 2327 

Law/international law, economically disadvantaged 

1577 

Law/international law, electronic media/online 

services 2326 

Law/international law, publication 551 

Law/international law, research 551, 1334 

Law/international law, technical assistance 1000, 

1334 

Law/international law, women 1577 

Leadership development 456, 632, 956, 1041, 

1829, 1830, 2253, 2377 

Leadership development, children/youth 456, 1829 

Leadership development, collections acquisition 632 

Leadership development, collections management/ 


Leadership development, disabilities, people with 

456 

Leadership development, economically 


Leadership development, mentally disabled 1829 



Leadership development, research 1829 

Leadership development, women 1041 

Lebanon, international affairs/development 1319 

Legal services 126, 362, 508, 897, 1182, 1334, 

1577, 1579 

Legal services, aging 126 

Legal services, crime/abuse victims 937, 1182 

Legal services, economically disadvantaged 126, 

362, 508, 896, 897, 1577 

Legal services, public interest law 709, 896, 937 

Legal services, research 937, 1334 

Legal services, technical assistance 1334 

Legal services, tenant law 1652 

Legal services, women 1182, 1577 

Lesotho, arts/culture/humanities 973 

Lesotho, education 973 

LGBTQ, arts/culture/humanities 363, 591, 1627 

LGBTQ, civil rights 1352, 1627 

LGBTQ, education 590-592, 650, 1627 

LGBTQ, employment 363 

LGBTQ, health—general 363, 1147, 1148 

LGBTQ, human services—multipurpose 437, 1352, 

1729-1731 

LGBTQ, youth development 363, 437, 1729-1731 

Libraries (academic/research) 7, 8, 68, 72-76, 107, 

224, 261, 264, 314, 370, 371, 407, 410, 411, 

422, 457, 472, 542, 549, 555, 579, 580, 597, 

624, 750, 802, 833, 886-888, 929, 968, 981, 

1009, 1098, 1099, 1120, 1261, 1263, 1341, 

1346, 1374, 1423, 1443, 1445-1447, 1452, 

1456, 1459, 1461-1463, 1476, 1482, 1484, 

1485, 1489, 1490, 1517, 1524, 1580, 1581, 

1591, 1596, 1606, 1675, 1677, 1682, 1743, 

1883, 1897, 1944, 1946, 1954, 1991, 2008, 

2009, 2075, 2094, 2128, 2134, 2147, 2191, 

2210, 2222-2224, 2237, 2243, 2244, 2246, 

2270, 2274, 2282 

Libraries (academic/research), African Americans/ 

Blacks 597, 1456, 1462, 1463 

Libraries (academic/research), building/renovation 

7, 8, 224, 314, 410, 411, 422, 472, 624, 802, 

833, 886, 887, 981, 1374, 1456, 1897, 1991, 

2075, 2210 

Libraries (academic/research), capital campaigns 

68, 224, 370, 1263 

Libraries (academic/research), collections 

acquisition 74, 76, 580, 597, 1944, 2191, 

2237, 2246 

Libraries (academic/research), collections 

management/preservation 410, 411, 968, 

1261, 1456, 1476, 1485 

Libraries (academic/research), computer technology 

1482 

Libraries (academic/research), conferences/ 


Libraries (academic/research), deaf/hearing 

impaired 1459 

Libraries (academic/research), electronic media/ 

online services 1341, 1459, 1476, 1482, 1485, 

1489, 1675, 1944, 1954 

Libraries (academic/research), endowments 1447, 

1452, 1490, 1517, 1944, 2246 

Libraries (academic/research), equipment 2008 

Libraries (academic/research), faculty/staff 

development 1447, 1452, 1490, 1517 

Libraries (academic/research), fellowships 75, 

1341, 1423 

Libraries (academic/research), Hispanics/Latinos 

314 

Libraries (academic/research), men 597 

Libraries (academic/research), performance/ 

productions 75 

Libraries (academic/research), publication 72, 

1462, 1580, 1581 

Libraries (academic/research), research 68, 72, 

1261, 1341, 1346, 1446, 1462, 1482, 1485, 

1580, 1581 

Libraries (academic/research), scholarship funds 

802, 2094, 2191 

Libraries (law) 28, 912, 1446, 1889, 2068 

Libraries (law), building/renovation 2068 

Libraries (law), research 1446 

Libraries (medical) 104, 716, 861, 918, 919, 1248, 

1249, 1264, 1380, 1386, 1497, 1498, 1503, 

1674, 2049, 2184, 2238-2240 

Libraries (medical), aging 1497 

Libraries (medical), building/renovation 1386, 2049 

Libraries (medical), economically disadvantaged 861 

Libraries (medical), electronic media/online services 

716, 918, 919, 1674 

Libraries (medical), faculty/staff development 919 

Libraries (medical), income development 1380 

Libraries (medical), management development/ 


Libraries (medical), scholarship funds 2049 

Libraries (medical), seed money 2184 

Libraries (public) 1, 2, 4-6, 11, 12, 14-23, 27, 32, 

36-39, 47-49, 52, 65-67, 77, 95, 98, 99, 101, 

105, 106, 111, 143, 144, 149, 151, 158, 178, 

206, 213, 214, 221, 247, 265, 267-269, 284, 

287, 288, 295, 296, 299, 304, 312, 324, 335, 

340, 341, 344-351, 355-357, 359-361, 

365-367, 373, 378, 386, 393, 397-400, 406, 

420, 421, 423, 431, 432, 435, 440, 444, 446, 

447, 450, 453, 454, 459, 460, 462, 466-469, 

473, 475-477, 479, 483, 484, 486, 491-504, 

506, 507, 509, 511-524, 531-534, 536, 539, 

540, 545-547, 552, 553, 558, 566, 567, 587, 

588, 594, 595, 599, 602, 613, 622, 623, 

626-628, 635, 640, 646-649, 656, 666, 669, 

672, 689, 692, 693, 703, 705, 706, 712, 

723-728, 733, 743, 754-757, 761, 772, 790, 

791, 793-800, 805, 813, 814, 817, 820-822, 

825, 831, 832, 834-850, 859, 860, 862, 

864-866, 876, 889-891, 900, 903-905, 909, 

910, 913, 922, 930, 948, 951, 953, 960, 963, 

967, 969, 975, 980, 991, 1008, 1011, 

1013-1021, 1023, 1024, 1026, 1029, 1031, 

1051, 1052, 1054, 1057, 1058, 1062, 1066, 

1067, 1069, 1070, 1076-1082, 1087, 1088, 

1091, 1093-1096, 1102-1104, 1106-1110, 

1112-1115, 1121, 1122, 1126-1131, 1135, 

1136, 1139, 1140, 1142, 1144, 1145, 

1149-1153, 1157, 1188, 1195, 1198, 1199, 

1202-1204, 1208, 1210, 1214, 1215, 1217, 

1221, 1245-1247, 1253-1256, 1265, 1268, 

1317, 1357, 1359, 1360, 1376, 1377, 1383, 

1384, 1387, 1399, 1402-1406, 1408, 1409, 

1411, 1413-1418, 1426, 1427, 1431, 1440, 

1444, 1496, 1501, 1504, 1509, 1510, 1526, 

1527, 1533-1540, 1543, 1546, 1550, 

1561-1564, 1585, 1588, 1599, 1600, 1602, 

1607, 1609, 1612-1614, 1649, 1654, 1655, 

1659-1664, 1666, 1667, 1679, 1683, 1685, 

1691, 1699, 1702-1704, 1706, 1710, 1711, 

1714, 1732-1734, 1736, 1738-1742, 

1752-1754, 1761, 1764, 1767, 1769-1774, 

1778, 1780, 1781, 1783, 1786, 1788, 1789, 

1793, 1797, 1815, 1827, 1850-1861, 1863, 

1866, 1871, 1876, 1879, 1881, 1882, 1884, 

1887, 1898, 1900, 1901, 1904, 1905, 

1907-1909, 1912, 1914, 1916, 1917, 

1919-1921, 1923-1925, 1930, 1932-1934, 

1936, 1938, 1940, 1949, 1950, 1952, 1953, 

1957, 1958, 1960, 1964, 1965, 1971, 1973, 

1975, 1977, 1981, 1982, 1984, 1989, 1992, 

1994-1996, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2003, 

2010-2015, 2020, 2022, 2029-2032, 2036, 

2037, 2039-2042, 2045-2047, 2050-2054, 

2056-2065, 2069-2071, 2074, 2076, 2077, 

2081, 2085-2089, 2091, 2092, 2095-2097, 

2100, 2101, 2111-2113, 2116, 2123, 2127, 

2129, 2131, 2141, 2142, 2148, 2160, 2167, 

2168, 2175, 2189, 2190, 2203-2206, 2211, 

2217, 2220, 2226, 2227, 2230, 2233, 2234, 

2241, 2242, 2245, 2251, 2252, 2257, 2260, 

2263-2267, 2276, 2281, 2290, 2291, 2293, 

2295-2298, 2304-2309, 2313, 2314, 2319, 

2323, 2328, 2330, 2331, 2334, 2335, 2337, 

2338, 2342-2346, 2348, 2350, 2359-2363, 

2366, 2368-2371, 2378, 2381, 2389, 2393, 

2394, 2397, 2402, 2403, 2405 

Libraries (public), African Americans/Blacks 1153 

Libraries (public), aging 1255, 1602, 1612, 1613, 

1649 

Libraries (public), awards/prizes/competitions 755, 

1268, 2319 

Libraries (public), building/renovation 4, 6, 17, 21, 

22, 66, 98, 99, 101, 345, 347, 350, 386, 420, 

421, 446, 447, 453, 454, 467-469, 473, 546, 

594, 646, 726, 757, 793-795, 797-799, 817, 

825, 850, 960, 969, 1019-1021, 1024, 1109, 

1128, 1129, 1131, 1136, 1140, 1144, 1245, 

1247, 1526, 1550, 1609, 1754, 1764, 1879, 

1881, 1904, 1905, 1907-1909, 1914, 

1919-1921, 1923, 1936, 1938, 1949, 1950, 

1952, 1953, 1958, 1960, 1999, 2013, 2014, 

2020, 2050-2052, 2054, 2057, 2061, 2063, 

2065, 2069-2071, 2095, 2100, 2129, 2131, 

2148, 2167, 2204, 2205, 2220, 2227, 2230, 

2233, 2234, 2252, 2260, 2281, 2348, 2403 

Libraries (public), capital campaigns 312, 357, 360, 

406, 547, 558, 599, 817, 831, 832, 1008, 

1031, 1135, 1256, 1383, 1417, 1418, 1599, 

1797, 1887, 1989, 2281 

Libraries (public), children 1998 

Libraries (public), children/youth 65, 287, 304, 386, 

393, 477, 479, 726, 905, 951, 953, 980, 991, 

1011, 1052, 1112, 1153, 1254, 1496, 1546, 

1550, 1691, 1781, 1879, 1936, 1940, 1975, 

1977, 1994, 1996, 1999, 2064, 2175, 2227, 

2230, 2389 

Libraries (public), collections acquisition 149, 420, 

805, 890, 1029, 1091, 1103, 1131, 1221, 

1253, 1964, 1965, 2077, 2142, 2252 

Libraries (public), collections management/ 

preservation 17, 19, 20, 23, 340, 344, 346, 

397, 420, 733, 754, 756, 1882, 1964, 1965, 

2003, 2012, 2022 

Libraries (public), computer technology 2, 6, 36, 355, 

356, 466, 484, 627, 706, 796, 890, 991, 1029, 

1110, 1246, 1655, 1815, 1879, 2015, 2046, 

2062, 2160, 2298, 2330, 2334 

Libraries (public), conferences/seminars 324, 2304 

Libraries (public), debt reduction 1113 

Libraries (public), disabilities, people with 1024, 

2054, 2233 

Libraries (public), economically disadvantaged 386, 

951, 953, 980, 1011, 1052, 1496, 1683, 

1691, 1996, 1999, 2257, 2330, 2334, 2350 

Libraries (public), electronic media/online services 

37, 65, 705, 706, 991, 1110, 1654, 1965, 

1975, 2022, 2141, 2160, 2298, 2305, 

2307-2309, 2313, 2314, 2323, 2328, 2330, 

2331, 2334, 2335, 2337, 2342-2346 

Libraries (public), emergency funds 905 

Libraries (public), equipment 2, 5, 20, 149, 340, 

355, 356, 420, 466, 469, 622, 772, 890, 1029, 

1104, 1126, 1130, 1654, 1881, 1882, 1914, 

1930, 2012, 2013, 2053, 2056, 2058-2060, 

2064, 2070, 2350, 2403 

Libraries (public), exhibitions 1153 

Libraries (public), faculty/staff development 373, 

1026, 1070, 1106, 1995, 2022, 2306 

Libraries (public), immigrants/refugees 1984 

Libraries (public), income development 27, 213, 

214, 288, 393, 800, 1023, 1253, 1254, 1827, 

1912, 1932, 2081, 2113, 2241, 2267 

Libraries (public), infants/toddlers 450, 476, 891, 

1876, 1973, 1981, 2257 

Libraries (public), land acquisition 2366 

Libraries (public), management development/ 

capacity building 288, 800, 1122, 1188, 1912, 

1916, 1917, 1932, 2002, 2338, 2342 

Libraries (public), men 18 

Libraries (public), minorities 951, 953, 980, 1011, 

1691, 1984, 1996 

Libraries (public), Native Americans/American 

Indians 20 

Libraries (public), performance/productions 324, 

462, 475, 948 

Libraries (public), physically disabled 546 

Libraries (public), program evaluation 65, 304, 2338 

Libraries (public), publication 1411 

Libraries (public), research 1585, 2307, 2308, 

2338, 2343 

Libraries (public), scholarship funds 1149, 2304 

Libraries (public), seed money 27 



Libraries (public), technical assistance 599, 800, 

2002, 2343 

Libraries (public), women 599 

Libraries (public), youth 705, 706, 712, 862, 1051, 

1914, 1995, 2031, 2070, 2295 

Libraries (school) 30, 31, 58, 93, 150, 152-155, 

162, 164-166, 250, 327, 353, 372, 395, 404, 

409, 461, 556, 557, 581, 582, 618, 619, 671, 

758, 763, 764, 796, 815, 819, 1101, 1116, 

1222-1224, 1251, 1278, 1520, 1601, 1762, 

1763, 1765, 1766, 1768, 1794, 1800, 1823, 

1824, 1868, 1947, 1951, 2174, 2193, 2194, 

2207, 2258, 2301, 2364, 2365 

Libraries (school), African Americans/Blacks 1794 

Libraries (school), boys 372 

Libraries (school), building/renovation 93, 150, 164, 

165, 250, 763, 819, 1762, 1765, 1766, 1768, 

1800, 1951, 2193, 2194 

Libraries (school), capital campaigns 166, 2193 

Libraries (school), children 93, 152, 153, 250, 461, 

758, 1762, 1763, 1765, 1766, 1868, 2174 

Libraries (school), children/youth 58, 162, 353, 404, 

556, 618, 1116, 1224, 1251, 1824, 2207, 

2301 

Libraries (school), collections acquisition 58, 93, 

250, 581, 618, 619, 764, 1222, 1223, 1251, 

1824 

Libraries (school), computer technology 327, 557, 

764, 796, 1763 

Libraries (school), disabilities, people with 1951 

Libraries (school), economically disadvantaged 58, 

152-154, 162, 395, 404, 461, 556, 1251, 

1794, 1824, 2301 

Libraries (school), electronic media/online services 

581, 1601 

Libraries (school), equipment 30, 395, 556, 582, 

619, 758, 819, 2194 

Libraries (school), faculty/staff development 372, 

1794 

Libraries (school), fellowships 2364 

Libraries (school), girls 372, 619 

Libraries (school), Hispanics/Latinos 461 

Libraries (school), infants/toddlers 154 

Libraries (school), minorities 152-154, 556, 1251 

Libraries (school), Native Americans/American 

Indians 1222 

Libraries (school), research 1601 

Libraries (school), scholarship funds 409, 461, 815, 

2364 

Libraries (school), seed money 1251, 1800 

Libraries (school), youth 557, 1601 

Libraries (special) 26, 33, 34, 54-56, 60-63, 70, 71, 

82, 83, 91, 96, 103, 108, 115, 141, 142, 146, 

163, 185, 249, 254, 255, 257, 282, 283, 285, 

293, 323, 326, 338, 364, 375, 382, 383, 391, 

425, 433, 434, 436, 442, 443, 470, 527, 537, 

538, 541, 543, 544, 548, 561, 569, 590-592, 

600, 601, 604, 617, 632, 633, 650, 655, 668, 

673, 683, 687, 690, 702, 704, 711, 717, 732, 

734, 737, 744, 766, 773, 792, 801, 803, 878, 

902, 907, 908, 916, 923-925, 931, 934, 942, 

943, 949, 952, 956, 958, 1046, 1060, 1061, 

1065, 1071-1075, 1083, 1092, 1097, 1111, 

1118, 1132, 1156, 1177, 1179, 1186, 1219, 

1220, 1229, 1230, 1240-1244, 1267, 1285, 

1299, 1300, 1311, 1315, 1316, 1354, 1358, 

1361, 1363, 1364, 1366, 1373, 1397, 1412, 

1413, 1428, 1430, 1432-1434, 1438, 1454, 

1455, 1461, 1464, 1465, 1477, 1478, 1481, 

1502, 1505, 1511-1515, 1518, 1522, 1544, 

1545, 1551, 1552, 1559, 1560, 1582, 1587, 

1597, 1611, 1653, 1657, 1665, 1668, 1678, 

1680, 1686, 1687, 1696, 1705, 1718, 1724, 

1737, 1746, 1747, 1796, 1802, 1812, 1869, 

1880, 1885, 1886, 1890, 1892, 1918, 1937, 

1941, 1948, 1972, 1987, 2005, 2016, 2028, 

2034, 2035, 2044, 2048, 2066, 2067, 2082, 

2125, 2126, 2132, 2133, 2138, 2145, 

2149-2159, 2169, 2185, 2196, 2199-2202, 

2212, 2213, 2225, 2228, 2232, 2236, 2271, 

2278-2280, 2285, 2288, 2289, 2310 

Libraries (special), African Americans/Blacks 2005, 

2034 

Libraries (special), aging 1948 

Libraries (special), AIDS, people with 1046 

Libraries (special), blind/visually impaired 2271 

Libraries (special), boys 2005 

Libraries (special), building/renovation 26, 56, 60, 

70, 285, 470, 617, 717, 1046, 2067, 2132, 

2138, 2151, 2159, 2232, 2285 

Libraries (special), capital campaigns 26, 82, 1230 

Libraries (special), children/youth 527, 943, 1132, 

1241, 1242, 1987, 2035 

Libraries (special), collections acquisition 62, 632, 

683, 704 

Libraries (special), collections management/ 

preservation 282, 744, 956, 1311, 1434, 1454, 

2149, 2150 

Libraries (special), computer technology 282, 1465, 

2066, 2132 

Libraries (special), conferences/seminars 83, 711, 

908, 1156, 1668, 2126 

Libraries (special), economically disadvantaged 943, 

1948, 2035 

Libraries (special), electronic media/online services 

282, 1311, 1465, 2310 

Libraries (special), emergency funds 1918 

Libraries (special), endowments 592, 717, 1366, 

1464, 1477 

Libraries (special), equipment 617, 1885, 2066, 

2132 

Libraries (special), exhibitions 54, 55, 185, 364, 

803, 958, 1132, 1156, 1373, 1477, 1680, 

1918, 2016, 2132 

Libraries (special), faculty/staff development 590, 

617, 1455, 1477, 1478, 1796 

Libraries (special), fellowships 1464 

Libraries (special), Hispanics/Latinos 70 

Libraries (special), income development 338, 442, 

443, 766, 773, 803, 2201, 2212, 2278, 2279 

Libraries (special), infants/toddlers 103, 146 

Libraries (special), LGBTQ 590-592, 650 

Libraries (special), management development/ 

capacity building 285, 773, 803, 1366, 2034, 

2228 

Libraries (special), military/veterans 442, 443 

Libraries (special), Native Americans/American 

Indians 1465 

Libraries (special), publication 185 

Libraries (special), research 185, 600, 1434, 2228, 

2310 

Libraries, archives 10, 41, 68, 69, 76, 81, 169, 171, 

172, 174, 179-182, 184, 186-197, 199-201, 

211, 238-240, 245, 248, 263, 281, 315-320, 

343, 358, 368, 526, 528, 590-592, 615, 

650-652, 654, 663, 674-682, 701, 715, 722, 

731, 768, 852, 880, 882, 883, 933, 937, 944, 

956, 971, 973, 1001, 1059, 1141, 1158, 

1200, 1207, 1252, 1257, 1258, 1260, 1281, 

1292, 1298, 1324, 1327, 1330, 1337, 

1368-1370, 1375, 1381, 1395, 1396, 1419, 

1421, 1425, 1434, 1436, 1437, 1447, 

1450-1453, 1461, 1466, 1467, 1469-1476, 

1479, 1480, 1482, 1483, 1485-1488, 

1490-1495, 1507, 1508, 1528, 1532, 1542, 

1590, 1592, 1593, 1605, 1610, 1627, 1645, 

1669, 1672, 1676, 1697, 1758, 1760, 1813, 

1817, 1862, 1877, 1885, 1893-1895, 1911, 

1974, 1988, 2003, 2007, 2018, 2021, 2049, 

2139, 2143, 2144, 2198, 2216, 2222, 2264, 

2269, 2285, 2286, 2356, 2357, 2382, 2383, 

2400 

Libraries/library science 170, 173, 336, 402, 403, 

441, 510, 611, 616, 631, 707, 713, 718, 759, 

760, 884, 961, 962, 1117, 1134, 1146, 1194, 

1209, 1238, 1259, 1306, 1333, 1382, 1448, 

1449, 1468, 1506, 1569, 1572, 1603, 

1670-1672, 1723, 1814, 1906, 1997, 2084, 

2106, 2110, 2165, 2315, 2341 

Libraries/library science, blind/visually impaired 441 

Libraries/library science, building/renovation 403, 

1906 

Libraries/library science, capital campaigns 884 

Libraries/library science, children/youth 336, 402, 

403, 707, 713, 718, 759, 1117, 1671, 1814, 

1997 

Libraries/library science, collections acquisition 336 

Libraries/library science, collections management/ 


Libraries/library science, commissioning new works 

1671 

Libraries/library science, computer technology 707, 

759 

Libraries/library science, conferences/seminars 

173, 1569, 1670 

Libraries/library science, disabilities, people with 

1814 

Libraries/library science, economically 

disadvantaged 336, 402, 403, 616, 1117, 1997 

Libraries/library science, electronic media/online 

services 707, 1333, 1448, 1449, 1671, 1672, 

2315, 2341 

Libraries/library science, endowments 961 

Libraries/library science, equipment 336 

Libraries/library science, fellowships 1382 

Libraries/library science, film/video/radio 1671 

Libraries/library science, income development 2110 

Libraries/library science, infants/toddlers 631, 

2106 

Libraries/library science, internship funds 1238 

Libraries/library science, land acquisition 1134 

Libraries/library science, minorities 631 

Libraries/library science, publication 173, 402 

Libraries/library science, research 713 

Libraries/library science, scholarship funds 1306 

Libraries/library science, seed money 1382 

Libraries/library science, youth 1238 

Literature 173, 174, 213, 324, 361, 526, 561, 763, 

773, 806, 873, 915, 1220, 1240, 1365, 1371, 

1372, 1412, 1453, 1466, 1470, 1483, 1487, 

1492, 1495, 1545, 1802, 1870, 1955, 2113, 

2160, 2223, 2278-2280 

Literature, building/renovation 763 

Literature, children 873 

Literature, collections management/preservation 

174, 526, 1453, 1466, 1470, 1487, 1492 

Literature, computer technology 2160 

Literature, conferences/seminars 173, 324, 806, 

1483 

Literature, electronic media/online services 174, 

1453, 1466, 1470, 1487, 1492, 2160 

Literature, exhibitions 1371, 1372 

Literature, film/video/radio 174 

Literature, income development 213, 773, 2113, 

2278, 2279 

Literature, infants/toddlers 1870, 1955 

Literature, management development/capacity 

building 773 

Literature, performance/productions 324 

Literature, publication 173, 1487 

Literature, research 1453, 1466, 1487, 1492 

Marine science 1675, 1946, 1947 

Marine science, electronic media/online services 

1675 

Mathematics 100, 777, 1870, 2332 

Mathematics, African Americans/Blacks 777 

Mathematics, children/youth 2332 

Mathematics, infants/toddlers 1870 

Mathematics, research 2332 

Mathematics, women 100 

Media, film/video 155, 169, 172, 211, 245, 263, 

316-320, 526, 674, 883, 1304, 1471, 1472, 

1474, 1475, 2196 

Media, journalism 134, 605, 1885, 2017 

Media, print publishing 72, 119, 272, 273, 402, 

1453, 1480, 1488, 1583, 1674, 1701, 2018 

Media, radio 274, 682, 768, 1153, 1671 

Media, television 1493, 1542 

Media/communications 117, 123, 134, 441, 571, 

780, 1227, 1382, 1794, 1911, 1945, 2132, 

2194, 2298 

Media/communications, African Americans/Blacks 

1794 

Media/communications, AIDS, people with 117 

Media/communications, blind/visually impaired 441 

Media/communications, building/renovation 2132, 

2194 

Media/communications, children/youth 123 

Media/communications, collections management/ 




Media/communications, computer technology 2132, 

2298 

Media/communications, economically 


Media/communications, electronic media/online 


Media/communications, equipment 2132, 2194 

Media/communications, exhibitions 2132 

Media/communications, faculty/staff development 

1794 

Media/communications, fellowships 1382 

Media/communications, income development 1227 

Media/communications, offenders/ex-offenders 

571 

Media/communications, seed money 1382 

Media/communications, substance abusers 1945 

Medical care, aging 1650 

Medical care, community health systems 1822 

Medical care, computer technology 1822 

Medical care, conferences/seminars 1643 

Medical care, economically disadvantaged 1163, 

1237, 1639, 1643 

Medical care, electronic media/online services 

1166, 1237, 1639 

Medical care, minorities 1237 

Medical care, outpatient care 1163, 1166, 1237, 

1639, 1643, 1650, 1967 

Medical care, program evaluation 1639 

Medical care, research 1639 

Medical research, aging 1530 

Medical research, Australia 1751 

Medical research, children/youth 1390 

Medical research, conferences/seminars 1313, 

1751 

Medical research, Developing countries 1578 

Medical research, Global programs 1578 

Medical research, information services 1313, 1389, 

1390, 1750, 1751 

Medical research, institute 1530 

Medical research, seed money 1390 

Medical school/education 740, 918, 919, 1760, 

2049 

Medical school/education, building/renovation 2049 

Medical school/education, conferences/seminars 

740 

Medical school/education, electronic media/online 


Medical school/education, faculty/staff 


Medical school/education, management 


Medical school/education, scholarship funds 2049 

Medical specialties 1044 

Medical specialties, military/veterans 1044 

Medicine/medical care, AIDS, people with 1046 

Medicine/medical care, awards/prizes/competitions 

1043 

Medicine/medical care, building/renovation 1046 

Medicine/medical care, economically disadvantaged 

129 

Medicine/medical care, public education 119, 129, 

1043, 1046, 1183 

Medicine/medical care, women 1183 

Men, education 18, 597, 654 

Men, environment 597 

Men, health—general 1148, 1795 

Men, health—specific diseases 1795 

Men, mental health/substance abuse 57, 426 

Men, science 597 

Mental health, addictions 2372 

Mental health, aging 1379 

Mental health, children/youth 854 

Mental health, conferences/seminars 2372 

Mental health, counseling/support groups 2180, 

2221 

Mental health, economically disadvantaged 585 

Mental health, mentally disabled 2249 

Mental health, military/veterans 585 

Mental health, publication 854 

Mental health, research 1525, 2146, 2249 

Mental health, substance abusers 2372 

Mental health, technical assistance 1525, 2187, 

2188 

Mental health, treatment 585, 854, 1379, 1525, 

2146, 2187, 2188, 2249 

Mental health/crisis services, aging 1379 

Mental health/crisis services, building/renovation 

828 

Mental health/crisis services, children/youth 854, 

1312 

Mental health/crisis services, computer technology 

1848 

Mental health/crisis services, conferences/ 

seminars 2372 

Mental health/crisis services, crime/abuse victims 

57, 328, 426, 1312 

Mental health/crisis services, economically 


Mental health/crisis services, electronic media/ 

online services 57, 330, 332, 334, 480, 823 

Mental health/crisis services, equipment 828 

Mental health/crisis services, formal/general 

education 2249 

Mental health/crisis services, homeless 328, 1848 

Mental health/crisis services, hot-lines 328, 330, 

332-334, 584, 621, 828, 957, 1205, 1312 

Mental health/crisis services, information services 

57, 426, 480, 823, 854, 856, 1379, 1848, 

1891, 2038, 2146, 2180, 2221 

Mental health/crisis services, management 


Mental health/crisis services, management/ 

technical assistance 1848, 2372 

Mental health/crisis services, men 57, 426 

Mental health/crisis services, mentally disabled 

328, 2249 

Mental health/crisis services, military/veterans 584 

Mental health/crisis services, public policy 856 

Mental health/crisis services, publication 854 

Mental health/crisis services, rape victim services 

57, 426 

Mental health/crisis services, reform 856 

Mental health/crisis services, research 2146, 2249 

Mental health/crisis services, substance abusers 

823, 1848, 1891, 2038, 2372 

Mentally disabled, arts/culture/humanities 272 

Mentally disabled, crime/courts/legal services 895 

Mentally disabled, education 858, 2249 

Mentally disabled, environment 272 

Mentally disabled, health—general 272, 2090, 2272 

Mentally disabled, health—specific diseases 272, 

662, 829, 1755, 2090 

Mentally disabled, human services—multipurpose 

328, 429, 829, 1206, 1722, 1755, 1829, 2090 

Mentally disabled, mental health/substance abuse 

328, 2249 

Mentally disabled, public affairs/government 328, 

1829 

Mexico, arts/culture/humanities 192, 1327 

Mexico, civil rights 227, 1336 

Mexico, education 192, 395, 1327, 2341 

Mexico, international affairs/development 227, 395, 

1336 

Mexico, public affairs/government 227, 1327, 1336, 

2341 

Microfinance/microlending 290, 1276, 1305, 1335, 

1642, 2177-2179 

Microfinance/microlending, awards/prizes/ 


Microfinance/microlending, economically 


2177-2179 

Microfinance/microlending, electronic media/online 


Microfinance/microlending, research 1335, 1642 

Middle East, international affairs/development 

1262, 1319, 1629 

Middle East, public affairs/government 1629 

Middle East, social sciences 1262 

Middle schools/education 51, 1251, 1529, 1694, 

2005, 2247 

Middle schools/education, African Americans/ 

Blacks 1529, 1694, 2005 

Middle schools/education, boys 2005 

Middle schools/education, children 2247 

Middle schools/education, children/youth 1251 

Middle schools/education, collections acquisition 

1251 

Middle schools/education, economically 


Middle schools/education, girls 1529, 1694 

Middle schools/education, Hispanics/Latinos 1694 

Middle schools/education, minorities 1251 

Middle schools/education, Native Americans/ 


Middle schools/education, seed money 1251, 2247 

Middle schools/education, youth 1694 

Migrant workers, civil rights 570, 721, 1336 

Migrant workers, education 721 

Migrant workers, employment 1567 

Migrant workers, food/nutrition/agriculture 1567 

Migrant workers, health—general 122, 1956 

Migrant workers, international affairs/development 

570, 721, 1336 

Migrant workers, public affairs/government 570, 

1336 

Military/veterans’ organizations 137, 390, 424, 

563, 584, 593, 1695 

Military/veterans’ organizations, income 


Military/veterans, arts/culture/humanities 442, 443 

Military/veterans, education 442, 443 

Military/veterans, health—general 1044 

Military/veterans, health—specific diseases 1044 

Military/veterans, human services—multipurpose 

137, 585 

Military/veterans, mental health/substance abuse 

584, 585 

Military/veterans, public affairs/government 137, 

390, 424, 563, 584, 593, 1695 

Minorities, arts/culture/humanities 631, 951, 953, 

980, 1011, 1169 

Minorities, civil rights 752, 972, 974, 1556 

Minorities, community improvement/development 

116, 1035, 1040, 1321, 1322 

Minorities, crime/courts/legal services 1575 

Minorities, education 152-154, 376, 556, 631, 906, 

951, 953, 977, 980, 1011, 1232, 1237, 1251, 

1340, 1691, 1939, 1984, 1996 

Minorities, employment 376, 752, 776, 1232, 1322, 

1343, 1567 

Minorities, environment 1322 

Minorities, food/nutrition/agriculture 1567 

Minorities, health—general 116, 122, 161, 583, 

752, 779, 927, 1148, 1167, 1169, 1237, 

1340, 1555, 1556, 2115, 2272 

Minorities, housing/shelter 1035, 1050, 1321 

Minorities, human services—multipurpose 376, 

659, 779, 899, 1034, 1167, 1321, 1555, 

1556, 1984 

Minorities, international affairs/development 1343 

Minorities, mental health/substance abuse 1575 

Minorities, philanthropy/voluntarism 995 

Minorities, public affairs/government 376, 899, 

972, 1321, 1340 

Minorities, religion 631 

Minorities, science 1232 

Minorities, social sciences 995, 1040 

Minorities, youth development 1691 

Minorities/immigrants, aging 940 

Minorities/immigrants, Asians/Pacific Islanders 940 

Minorities/immigrants, centers/services 376, 657, 

892, 920, 940, 1555, 1556, 2107 

Minorities/immigrants, children/youth 1555 

Minorities/immigrants, curriculum development 376 

Minorities/immigrants, economically disadvantaged 

376, 657, 920, 940, 1555, 1556, 2107 

Minorities/immigrants, electronic media/online 

services 376 

Minorities/immigrants, equipment 2107 

Minorities/immigrants, Hispanics/Latinos 657, 920, 

2107 

Minorities/immigrants, minorities 376, 1555, 1556 

Minorities/immigrants, program evaluation 1556 

Minorities/immigrants, women 1555 

Mongolia, education 2341 

Mongolia, public affairs/government 2341 

Multipurpose centers/programs, African Americans/ 

Blacks 1153 



Multipurpose centers/programs, children/youth 

527, 951, 953, 980, 1011, 1153, 1997 

Multipurpose centers/programs, conferences/ 

seminars 1156 

Multipurpose centers/programs, economically 


Multipurpose centers/programs, electronic media/ 


Multipurpose centers/programs, exhibitions 1153, 

1156 

Multipurpose centers/programs, income 


Multipurpose centers/programs, minorities 951, 

953, 980, 1011 

Multipurpose centers/programs, program evaluation 

2292 

Multipurpose centers/programs, research 1295, 

2292 

Museums 21, 180, 707, 713, 718, 1569, 1675, 

1723, 1865, 1866, 2110, 2232 

Museums (art) 27, 54, 55, 61-63, 68, 107, 141, 

142, 179, 181, 182, 184-201, 211, 283, 285, 

293, 323, 326, 368, 375, 436, 748, 825, 878, 

916, 1060, 1061, 1065, 1179, 1184, 

1228-1230, 1267, 1315, 1316, 1358, 1366, 

1373, 1420, 1430, 1432, 1438, 1443, 1464, 

1477, 1478, 1484, 1505, 1522, 1544, 1559, 

1591, 1596, 1611, 1653, 1686, 1696, 1718, 

1746, 1892, 1972, 2144, 2212, 2213, 2289 

Museums (art), Asians/Pacific Islanders 182 

Museums (art), building/renovation 285, 825 

Museums (art), capital campaigns 68, 1230 

Museums (art), children/youth 194 

Museums (art), collections acquisition 62, 1184 

Museums (art), collections management/ 


Museums (art), conferences/seminars 198 

Museums (art), electronic media/online services 

179, 187, 193, 196, 197, 201 

Museums (art), endowments 1366, 1464, 1477 

Museums (art), exhibitions 54, 55, 181, 182, 

184-186, 188, 189, 191, 192, 194, 195, 197, 

199, 200, 368, 748, 1373, 1477 

Museums (art), faculty/staff development 1477, 

1478 

Museums (art), fellowships 1464 

Museums (art), Hispanics/Latinos 192 

Museums (art), income development 27, 2212 

Museums (art), management development/capacity 

building 285, 1366 

Museums (art), performance/productions 186 

Museums (art), publication 181, 182, 184, 185, 

188-192, 195, 199, 200 

Museums (art), research 68, 179, 181, 182, 184, 

185, 187-189, 191, 192, 194-201 

Museums (art), seed money 27 

Museums (children’s) 1977 

Museums (children’s), children/youth 1977 

Museums (ethnic/folk arts) 792, 803, 1111, 1974 

Museums (ethnic/folk arts), building/renovation 

1974 

Museums (ethnic/folk arts), collections 


Museums (ethnic/folk arts), exhibitions 803 

Museums (ethnic/folk arts), income development 

803 

Museums (ethnic/folk arts), management 


Museums (history) 3, 26, 41, 56, 163, 343, 425, 

470, 548, 655, 668, 679, 687, 756, 882, 903, 

942, 952, 958, 973, 1133, 1207, 1397, 1433, 

1454, 1455, 1502, 1582, 1680, 1918, 1941, 

1988, 2016, 2028, 2132, 2139, 2148, 2253, 

2285, 2286 

Museums (history), African Americans/Blacks 2286 

Museums (history), Asians/Pacific Islanders 343 

Museums (history), building/renovation 26, 56, 343, 

470, 1133, 2132, 2148, 2285 

Museums (history), capital campaigns 26 

Museums (history), collections management/ 

preservation 679, 756, 973, 1454, 2286 

Museums (history), computer technology 2132 

Museums (history), debt reduction 2286 

Museums (history), electronic media/online services 

679, 2139 

Museums (history), emergency funds 1918 

Museums (history), equipment 2132 

Museums (history), exhibitions 3, 679, 958, 1680, 

1918, 2016, 2132 

Museums (history), faculty/staff development 882, 

1455 

Museums (history), immigrants/refugees 343 

Museums (history), women 1988 

Museums (science/technology) 1890, 2125, 2126 

Museums (science/technology), conferences/ 

seminars 2126 

Museums (specialized) 442, 443, 591, 2184 

Museums (specialized), income development 442, 

443 

Museums (specialized), LGBTQ 591 

Museums (specialized), military/veterans 442, 443 

Museums (specialized), seed money 2184 

Museums (sports/hobby) 944 

Museums (sports/hobby), children/youth 944 

Museums, building/renovation 21, 2232 

Museums, children/youth 707, 713, 718 

Museums, collections management/preservation 

180 

Museums, computer technology 707 

Museums, conferences/seminars 1569 

Museums, curriculum development 180 

Museums, electronic media/online services 707, 

1675 

Museums, faculty/staff development 180 

Museums, income development 2110 

Museums, research 713 

Music, building/renovation 1598 

Music, children/youth 663 

Music, collections management/preservation 682, 

1479, 1480 

Music, conferences/seminars 75 

Music, electronic media/online services 681, 682, 

1593 

Music, endowments 1517 

Music, exhibitions 184, 1598 

Music, faculty/staff development 1517 

Music, fellowships 75 

Music, film/video/radio 682 

Music, management development/capacity building 

701 

Music, performance/productions 75, 475, 663, 677 

Music, publication 184 

Music, research 184, 315, 681 

Native Americans/American Indians, arts/culture/ 

humanities 1465 

Native Americans/American Indians, education 20, 

1222, 1465, 1694 

Native Americans/American Indians, health— 

general 1694, 1899 

Native Americans/American Indians, health— 

specific diseases 1899 

Native Americans/American Indians, youth 


Natural resources, building/renovation 717 

Natural resources, conferences/seminars 579, 982 

Natural resources, electronic media/online services 

917 

Natural resources, endowments 717 

Natural resources, research 1010, 1297 

Neighborhood centers 659, 665, 1238, 1250, 1352, 

1906, 1948, 1951 

Neighborhood centers, aging 1250, 1948 

Neighborhood centers, Asians/Pacific Islanders 

1352 

Neighborhood centers, building/renovation 1906, 

1951 

Neighborhood centers, disabilities, people with 1951 

Neighborhood centers, economically disadvantaged 

659, 665, 1250, 1948 

Neighborhood centers, Hispanics/Latinos 665 

Neighborhood centers, internship funds 1238 

Neighborhood centers, LGBTQ 1352 

Neighborhood centers, minorities 659 

Neighborhood centers, publication 1250 

Neighborhood centers, youth 1238 

Nepal, education 2341 

Nepal, public affairs/government 2341 

Netherlands, environment 490 

Netherlands, international affairs/development 490 

New Zealand, arts/culture/humanities 1471, 1472 

New Zealand, education 1471, 1472 

New Zealand, international affairs/development 

1471, 1472 

Nigeria, education 633 

Nonprofit management 9, 92, 94, 114, 130, 235, 

242, 308, 389, 438, 696, 753, 827, 997, 1000, 

1003, 1063, 1233, 1283, 1285, 1286, 1329, 

1698, 1744, 1787, 1792, 1830, 1915, 2033, 

2098, 2102, 2117, 2255, 2256, 2268, 2277, 

2292, 2303, 2322, 2340, 2373 

Nonprofit management, computer technology 2256 

Nonprofit management, electronic media/online 

services 308, 997, 1003, 1283, 2033, 2303 

Nonprofit management, equipment 389 

Nonprofit management, income development 1003, 

1283, 2268 

Nonprofit management, management development/ 

capacity building 130, 1003, 2255 

Nonprofit management, program evaluation 2292 

Nonprofit management, publication 2277 

Nonprofit management, research 1003, 1329, 

2292, 2322 

Nonprofit management, technical assistance 1000 

Nursing care 665, 816 

Nursing care, economically disadvantaged 665, 816 

Nursing care, Hispanics/Latinos 665 

Nutrition 1757, 1875 

Nutrition, children/youth 1875 

Nutrition, equipment 1875 

Nutrition, program evaluation 1875 

Offenders/ex-offenders, arts/culture/humanities 

571 

Offenders/ex-offenders, conferences/seminars 

1231 

Offenders/ex-offenders, crime/courts/legal services 

132, 571, 1231 

Offenders/ex-offenders, electronic media/online 

services 1231 

Offenders/ex-offenders, employment 132, 1231 

Offenders/ex-offenders, health—general 132 

Offenders/ex-offenders, human services— 

multipurpose 1231 

Offenders/ex-offenders, rehabilitation 132 

Offenders/ex-offenders, services 1231 

Offenders/ex-offenders, transitional care 1231 

Offenders/ex-offenders, youth 132 

Painting, collections acquisition 76 

Painting, collections management/preservation 193 

Painting, conferences/seminars 749 

Painting, electronic media/online services 193 

Painting, exhibitions 749 

Papua New Guinea, environment 145 

Papua New Guinea, science 145 

Parasitic diseases research 1751 

Parasitic diseases research, conferences/seminars 

1751 

Parks/playgrounds, building/renovation 164, 165 

Parks/playgrounds, publication 947 

Performing arts 324, 1281, 1309, 1657, 1725 

Performing arts centers 1600 

Performing arts, ballet 396 

Performing arts, choreography 1590 

Performing arts, collections management/ 


Performing arts, conferences/seminars 324 

Performing arts, dance 462, 1311, 1450, 1451, 

1486, 1494, 1590, 1610 

Performing arts, education 226, 1479 

Performing arts, electronic media/online services 

1309 

Performing arts, music 75, 184, 315, 475, 651, 

663, 677, 678, 681, 682, 701, 710, 731, 1101, 

1396, 1479, 1480, 1517, 1593, 1598 

Performing arts, performance/productions 324 

Performing arts, theater 169, 171-173, 408, 615, 

675, 881, 883, 948, 1155, 1473, 1491, 1814 

Performing arts, theater (playwriting) 1671 

Pharmacology research 1578 



Pharmacology research, economically disadvantaged 

1578 

Pharmacy/prescriptions 1578, 2192 

Pharmacy/prescriptions, aging 2192 

Pharmacy/prescriptions, economically 


Pharmacy/prescriptions, electronic media/online 

services 2192 

Pharmacy/prescriptions, equipment 2192 

Pharmacy/prescriptions, research 1578 

Philanthropy/voluntarism 225, 235, 311, 474, 568, 

818, 870, 986, 987, 990, 995, 997, 1000, 

1002, 1323, 1329, 1782, 1962, 2093, 2248, 

2259, 2322, 2333, 2352 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, African Americans/Blacks 

474 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, association 606, 607, 

653, 660, 667, 670, 686, 691, 694, 695, 697, 

708, 729, 730, 738, 741, 745, 926, 984, 989, 

999, 1325, 1326, 1712, 1803-1805, 1818, 

1832-1835, 1837, 1842, 1844, 1845, 1849, 

1873, 1878, 2316, 2375, 2387, 2388, 2391, 

2396 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Australia 1961 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Balkans, The 1622 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Belgium 989, 990, 1325, 

1326, 1621, 1622, 2316 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Bulgaria 983, 984, 986 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Canada 1302 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, capital campaigns 203 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, children 870 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, children/youth 1604 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, China 1323, 2312 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, collections management/ 


Philanthropy/voluntarism, computer technology 781, 

2256 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, conferences/seminars 

234, 474, 990, 1622, 1818, 1845, 2093 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Czech Republic 986, 987 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Developing countries 233, 

2311 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Eastern & Central Europe 

986, 987, 990, 1622 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, economically 


Philanthropy/voluntarism, electronic media/online 

services 59, 228, 234, 308, 870, 997, 1001, 

1003, 1637, 1640, 2022, 2033, 2215, 2312, 

2326 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, England 85-88, 292, 

1301, 1302, 1424, 1604, 1640, 1708, 1709, 

2137, 2197, 2311 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, equal rights 995 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, equipment 389 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, ethics 986, 987 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Europe 989, 1325, 1326, 

1621, 1709, 2137, 2316 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, faculty/staff development 

2022 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Georgia (Republic of) 

1604 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Global programs 92, 229, 

233, 1631, 1637, 1962, 2311, 2326, 2327 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Hungary 986, 999 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, income development 

1003, 1689, 2268 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, India 1640 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, infants/toddlers 870 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, information services 9, 

59, 79, 85-89, 92, 94, 114, 124, 125, 130, 

203, 205, 225, 228-230, 232-235, 238, 242, 

243, 279, 280, 289, 292, 307-309, 311, 354, 

389, 414, 415, 427, 438, 474, 485, 487, 529, 

560, 562, 568, 569, 572, 606-608, 629, 630, 

634, 637, 653, 660, 667, 670, 686, 691, 

694-698, 708, 729, 730, 738, 741, 742, 745, 

746, 753, 769, 770, 774, 775, 781, 811, 818, 

827, 869, 874, 885, 893, 894, 926, 970, 976, 

983-985, 989, 994, 998, 999, 1001-1004, 

1027, 1063, 1164, 1178, 1180, 1187, 1192, 

1239, 1266, 1279, 1285-1287, 1296, 1301, 

1302, 1308, 1314, 1323, 1325, 1326, 1328, 

1378, 1392, 1424, 1435, 1442, 1458, 1460, 

1521, 1576, 1604, 1622, 1623, 1631, 1637, 

1638, 1640, 1641, 1656, 1658, 1681, 1689, 

1698, 1700, 1708, 1709, 1712, 1715, 1716, 

1744, 1782, 1787, 1792, 1803-1805, 1812, 

1818, 1832-1835, 1837, 1838, 1841, 1842, 

1844, 1845, 1849, 1873, 1878, 1913, 1915, 

2004, 2022-2024, 2033, 2055, 2093, 2098, 

2102, 2117, 2137, 2182, 2197, 2214, 2215, 

2255, 2256, 2268, 2277, 2312, 2316-2318, 

2326, 2327, 2333, 2340, 2352, 2373, 2375, 

2387, 2388, 2391, 2396 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, management 

development/capacity building 130, 660, 697, 

869, 990, 1003, 2255, 2259, 2387 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, management/technical 

assistance 92, 990, 1286 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, minorities 995 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Poland 986, 1004 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, public policy 986, 995, 

1621, 1915 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, publication 568, 2248, 

2277 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, research 228-230, 236, 

485, 698, 774, 987, 995, 1003, 1164, 1329, 

1435, 1640, 1962, 2259, 2322 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Russia 986 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, seed money 1323, 1631 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, single organization 

support 85-88, 292, 1301, 1302, 1424, 1708, 

2197 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Slovenia 986 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, South Africa 985 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Soviet Union (Former) 990 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, technical assistance 

1000, 1838 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, Ukraine 986, 1000 

Philanthropy/voluntarism, United Kingdom 1709, 

2137, 2311 

Philippines, education 616 

Philippines, religion 616 

Photography, collections management/preservation 

1467 

Photography, economically disadvantaged 1327 

Photography, electronic media/online services 1327, 

1436 

Photography, exhibitions 199, 200, 1327 

Photography, Hispanics/Latinos 1327 

Photography, indigenous peoples 1327 

Photography, publication 199, 200 

Photography, research 199, 200 

Physical/earth sciences 380, 381, 1485, 1779 

Physical/earth sciences, collections management/ 


Physical/earth sciences, conferences/seminars 381 

Physical/earth sciences, electronic media/online 

services 1485 

Physical/earth sciences, research 1485 

Physically disabled, education 546 

Physically disabled, health—general 147, 401 

Physically disabled, human services—multipurpose 

762 

Poland, arts/culture/humanities 207 

Poland, community improvement/development 986, 

1274 

Poland, human services—multipurpose 1270-1273 

Poland, international affairs/development 207, 

1270-1275 

Poland, philanthropy/voluntarism 986, 1004 

Poland, public affairs/government 1004, 1272, 

1275 

Poland, religion 207 

Political science 91, 1158 

Political science, electronic media/online services 

1158 

Political science, research 1158 

Population studies 277, 719, 833, 872, 995, 1040, 

1295, 1344, 1345, 2006, 2343 

Population studies, building/renovation 833 

Population studies, children/youth 872, 1344 

Population studies, economically disadvantaged 

872, 1040 

Population studies, electronic media/online services 

277, 719, 2006, 2343 

Population studies, minorities 995, 1040 

Population studies, research 719, 995, 1295, 1345, 

2343 

Population studies, technical assistance 2343 

Portugal, arts/culture/humanities 1487 

Portugal, education 1487 

Print publishing, children/youth 402 

Print publishing, collections management/ 


Print publishing, economically disadvantaged 402 

Print publishing, electronic media/online services 

272, 273, 1453, 1488, 1674 

Print publishing, endowments 2018 

Print publishing, mentally disabled 272 

Print publishing, publication 72, 272, 402, 1583 

Print publishing, research 72, 1453, 1488 

Program evaluation, arts/culture/humanities 1493, 

2292 

Program evaluation, civil rights 1556 

Program evaluation, community improvement/ 


Program evaluation, education 65, 304, 1232, 

1493, 1758, 1875, 2338 

Program evaluation, employment 1232, 1519 

Program evaluation, food/nutrition/agriculture 1875 

Program evaluation, health—general 855, 1556, 

1639, 1875 

Program evaluation, human services—multipurpose 

304, 868, 1556, 1758 

Program evaluation, public affairs/government 1639, 

2338 

Program evaluation, recreation/sports/athletics 

1875 

Program evaluation, science 1232 

Protestant agencies & churches 867 

Protestant agencies & churches, economically 


Psychology/behavioral science 1944 

Psychology/behavioral science, collections 


Psychology/behavioral science, electronic media/ 


Psychology/behavioral science, endowments 1944 

Public affairs, building/renovation 959 

Public affairs, children/youth 992, 993, 1340, 1344 

Public affairs, citizen participation 244, 578, 719, 

972, 1004, 1158, 1320, 1323, 1334, 1339, 

1345, 1616, 1626 

Public affairs, conferences/seminars 982, 992, 993 

Public affairs, curriculum development 1340 

Public affairs, economically disadvantaged 212, 222, 

227, 244, 246, 270, 416, 992, 993, 1185, 

1331, 1339, 2250 

Public affairs, electronic media/online services 578, 

714, 719, 992, 993, 1158, 1355, 1592, 2308 

Public affairs, ethics 244, 578, 826, 982, 1320, 

1331, 1332, 1336, 1339, 1349 

Public affairs, finance 92, 244, 992, 993, 1297, 

1340, 1631, 2250, 2308 

Public affairs, immigrants/refugees 1336 

Public affairs, income development 390, 1227 

Public affairs, information services 45, 177, 210, 

212, 222, 227, 244, 246, 256, 270, 291, 379, 

390, 392, 416, 424, 535, 563, 564, 593, 605, 

614, 719, 959, 1033, 1123, 1185, 1213, 

1225, 1227, 1320, 1331, 1332, 1339, 1344, 

1355, 1626, 1628, 1688, 1695, 1929, 2114, 

2208, 2209, 2379 

Public affairs, management development/capacity 

building 972 

Public affairs, migrant workers 1336 

Public affairs, military/veterans 390, 424, 563, 593, 

1695 

Public affairs, minorities 972, 1340 

Public affairs, public education 611, 1592, 1690 

Public affairs, publication 605 

Public affairs, reform 982, 1336 

Public affairs, research 664, 714, 715, 719, 992, 

993, 1010, 1037, 1123, 1158, 1297, 1320, 

1332, 1334, 1336, 1345, 2308 

Public affairs, seed money 210, 1323, 1631 

Public affairs, technical assistance 1334 

Public affairs/government, Africa 1341, 1351, 2324 

Public affairs/government, Asia 1437 

Public affairs/government, Burma (Myanmar) 918 



Public affairs/government, Cambodia 1041, 2341 

Public affairs/government, Central Asia and the 

Caucasus 1347 

Public affairs/government, Chile 2315, 2341 

Public affairs/government, China 1320, 1323, 

1620, 2312 

Public affairs/government, Developing countries 

204, 233, 982, 1335, 1350, 1616, 1617, 

1639, 1642, 1646, 2329 

Public affairs/government, Eastern & Central Europe 

2341 

Public affairs/government, England 945, 1275, 

1639, 1640, 2329 

Public affairs/government, Europe 1347 

Public affairs/government, Ghana 1647, 2341 

Public affairs/government, Global programs 92, 233, 

246, 715, 945, 982, 1334, 1592, 1631, 1637, 

1646, 1688, 2326, 2329, 2379 

Public affairs/government, Greece 2344 

Public affairs/government, India 1324, 1640 

Public affairs/government, Indonesia 1331, 1332 

Public affairs/government, Israel 570 

Public affairs/government, Italy 2341 

Public affairs/government, Kenya 244, 1644, 2341 

Public affairs/government, Kyrgyzstan 1349 

Public affairs/government, Latin America 1336, 

1348, 1461 

Public affairs/government, Mexico 227, 1327, 1336, 

2341 

Public affairs/government, Middle East 1629 

Public affairs/government, Mongolia 2341 

Public affairs/government, Nepal 2341 

Public affairs/government, Poland 1004, 1272, 

1275 

Public affairs/government, Senegal 1341 

Public affairs/government, South Africa 1339, 1342, 

1646, 2324 

Public affairs/government, Sub-Saharan Africa 2324 

Public affairs/government, Tajikistan 1349 

Public affairs/government, Zambia 2341 

Public health 110, 116-119, 121, 126, 130, 

132-134, 136, 156, 157, 363, 377, 583, 685, 

739, 789, 808, 871, 914, 1046, 1056, 1064, 

1147, 1148, 1159, 1167, 1170-1173, 1175, 

1176, 1216, 1297, 1310, 1388, 1497, 1529, 

1633, 1643, 1646-1648, 1684, 1694, 

1726-1728, 1757, 1795, 1826, 1967, 2025, 

2311, 2358 

Public health, African Americans/Blacks 1529, 1694 

Public health, aging 126, 789, 1159, 1497 

Public health, AIDS, people with 117, 1046, 1147, 

1795 

Public health, Asians/Pacific Islanders 110, 133, 

1726-1728 

Public health, awards/prizes/competitions 1148, 

1646 

Public health, boys 871 

Public health, building/renovation 1046, 2358 

Public health, children/youth 116, 739, 809, 914, 

1875, 2140, 2218, 2219, 2358 

Public health, communicable diseases 914, 2140, 

2218, 2219, 2329 

Public health, computer technology 808 

Public health, conferences/seminars 574, 583, 

1310, 1643, 1646 

Public health, crime/abuse victims 1173 

Public health, curriculum development 1647 

Public health, disabilities, people with 1159 

Public health, economically disadvantaged 110, 116, 

118, 121, 126, 156, 157, 271, 363, 377, 577, 

685, 739, 789, 871, 914, 1147, 1159, 1167, 

1173, 1643, 1647, 1648, 1726-1728, 2311, 

2358 

Public health, electronic media/online services 272, 

377, 917, 1064, 1159, 1176, 1388, 1619, 

1633, 1646, 1647, 2025, 2329 

Public health, environmental health 271, 272, 917, 

1226, 1619, 2299 

Public health, equipment 1875 

Public health, faculty/staff development 685, 1216 

Public health, girls 871, 1529, 1694 

Public health, Hispanics/Latinos 118, 685, 1694 

Public health, homeless 377 

Public health, immigrants/refugees 110, 752, 1167, 

1531, 1684, 1726-1728 

Public health, infants/toddlers 1167 

Public health, LGBTQ 363, 1147, 1148 

Public health, management development/capacity 

building 130, 2025, 2219 

Public health, men 1148, 1795 

Public health, mentally disabled 272 

Public health, minorities 116, 583, 752, 1148, 1167 

Public health, Native Americans/American Indians 

1694 

Public health, obesity 809 

Public health, occupational health 573-575, 577, 

752, 901, 932, 1531 

Public health, offenders/ex-offenders 132 

Public health, physical fitness 1875 

Public health, program evaluation 1875 

Public health, publication 272 

Public health, research 116, 1170, 1171, 1175, 

1176, 1297, 1646-1648, 2329 

Public health, seed money 1633 

Public health, technical assistance 377, 577, 1170, 

1171 

Public health, women 1173, 1826 

Public health, youth 118, 132, 363, 377, 1694 

Public policy, collections acquisition 2143 

Public policy, collections management/preservation 

2143 

Public policy, fellowships 2143 

Public policy, publication 605 

Public policy, research 605, 612, 2143, 2377 

Publication, arts/culture/humanities 72, 173, 181, 

182, 184, 185, 188-192, 195, 199, 200, 272, 

402, 605, 1169, 1324, 1368, 1375, 1411, 

1469, 1487, 1583 

Publication, civil rights 1282 

Publication, community improvement/development 

1635, 1864, 2277 

Publication, crime/courts/legal services 551, 895 

Publication, education 72, 173, 181, 182, 184, 185, 

188-192, 195, 199, 200, 352, 402, 1324, 

1337, 1342, 1368, 1375, 1411, 1462, 1469, 

1487, 1580, 1581, 1847, 2120, 2121 

Publication, employment 1864 

Publication, environment 145, 272, 947, 1583 

Publication, health—general 272, 1169, 1282, 

1864 

Publication, health—specific diseases 272, 1864 

Publication, human services—multipurpose 1250, 

1864, 1963 

Publication, international affairs/development 530, 

551, 1337 

Publication, mental health/substance abuse 854 

Publication, philanthropy/voluntarism 568, 2248, 

2277 

Publication, public affairs/government 605, 1324, 

1342 

Publication, recreation/sports/athletics 947 

Publication, safety/disaster relief 2277 

Publication, science 145 

Publication, social sciences 551, 1368, 1375, 

1580, 1581 

Race/intergroup relations, management 


Race/intergroup relations, minorities 972, 974 

Radio, African Americans/Blacks 1153 

Radio, children/youth 1153, 1671 

Radio, collections management/preservation 682, 

768 

Radio, commissioning new works 1671 

Radio, electronic media/online services 682, 1671 

Radio, exhibitions 1153 

Radio, Hispanics/Latinos 274 

Rape victim services, crime/abuse victims 57, 426 

Rape victim services, electronic media/online 

services 57 

Rape victim services, men 57, 426 

Reading, African Americans/Blacks 1939 

Reading, aging 286, 812 

Reading, Asians/Pacific Islanders 1939 

Reading, building/renovation 93 

Reading, children 93, 152, 153, 1868, 1985 

Reading, children/youth 58, 162, 286, 353, 393, 

477, 479, 586, 747, 812, 991, 1189, 1903, 

1939, 1940, 1977, 1980, 1986, 2332, 2399 

Reading, collections acquisition 58, 93 

Reading, computer technology 991 

Reading, conferences/seminars 1234 

Reading, disabilities, people with 812 

Reading, economically disadvantaged 58, 152-154, 

162, 449, 812, 1189, 2257 

Reading, electronic media/online services 991, 

2294 

Reading, equipment 30, 622 

Reading, faculty/staff development 373 

Reading, Hispanics/Latinos 1939 

Reading, immigrants/refugees 812, 1980 

Reading, income development 393 

Reading, infants/toddlers 154, 449, 450, 476, 891, 

1218, 1234, 1981, 1983, 2083, 2257 

Reading, men 18 

Reading, minorities 152-154, 1939 

Reading, performance/productions 475 

Reading, research 2332 

Reading, youth 2294, 2295 

Recreation, boys 372 

Recreation, camps 1811 

Recreation, community 372 

Recreation, faculty/staff development 372 

Recreation, fairs/festivals 710 

Recreation, girls 372 

Recreation, information services 947 

Recreation, parks/playgrounds 164, 165, 947, 

1101, 1102 

Recreation, publication 947 

Religion 1434 

Religion, collections management/preservation 768, 

1434 

Religion, Eastern & Central Europe 2376 

Religion, Egypt 1618, 1668 

Religion, Global programs 1618 

Religion, information services 771, 2262, 2376 

Religion, Israel 207 

Religion, Kenya 619 

Religion, Philippines 616 

Religion, Poland 207 

Religion, public education 768 

Religion, research 1434 

Religion, Soviet Union (Former) 2376 

Religion, Vietnam 617 

Reproductive health 1183 

Reproductive health, abortion clinics/services 1282 

Reproductive health, boys 871 

Reproductive health, children/youth 209, 1340 

Reproductive health, curriculum development 1340 

Reproductive health, economically disadvantaged 

871 

Reproductive health, girls 871 

Reproductive health, minorities 1340 

Reproductive health, sexuality education 209, 488, 

871, 1161, 1183, 1284, 1340, 1594, 2287 

Reproductive health, women 1183 

Reproductive rights, collections management/ 


Reproductive rights, computer technology 1282 

Reproductive rights, electronic media/online 

services 1282 

Reproductive rights, publication 1282 

Reproductive rights, research 1298 

Reproductive rights, women 938, 1282, 1298 

Residential/custodial care 550 

Residential/custodial care, children/youth 550 

Residential/custodial care, economically 


Residential/custodial care, hospices 80, 1138 

Residential/custodial care, senior continuing care 

1948 

Rural development 146, 1318, 1644 

Rural development, economically disadvantaged 

1318 

Rural development, electronic media/online services 

1644 

Rural development, infants/toddlers 146 

Rural development, research 1318 

Russia, civil rights 709, 1260 



Russia, community improvement/development 986, 

1005 

Russia, crime/courts/legal services 709 

Russia, education 1260 

Russia, international affairs/development 530, 709, 

1260 

Russia, philanthropy/voluntarism 986 

Rwanda, arts/culture/humanities 81 

Rwanda, education 81 

Rwanda, international affairs/development 81 

Safety, education 325, 1531 

Safety, immigrants/refugees 1531 

Safety/disaster relief, Chile 148 

Safety/disaster relief, Costa Rica 148 

Safety/disasters, information services 2114 

Scholarship funds, arts/culture/humanities 301, 

1993 

Scholarship funds, community improvement/ 


Scholarship funds, education 409, 461, 802, 815, 

1149, 1306, 1993, 2049, 2094, 2191, 2304, 

2364 

Scholarship funds, environment 802 

Scholarship funds, public affairs/government 1931, 

1993 

Scholarship funds, recreation/sports/athletics 2364 

Scholarships/financial aid 784 

Scholarships/financial aid, economically 


Scholarships/financial aid, student aid/financial aid 

784 

Science 100, 104, 1101, 1232, 1346, 1529, 1668, 

1671, 1674, 1870, 2044, 2133, 2258 

Science, African Americans/Blacks 1529 

Science, aging 877 

Science, children/youth 1671 

Science, China 1630 

Science, commissioning new works 1671 

Science, conferences/seminars 381, 1313, 1668 

Science, economically disadvantaged 1232 

Science, Egypt 1668 

Science, electronic media/online services 278, 716, 

1089, 1671, 1674 

Science, England 1481, 2044 

Science, film/video/radio 1671 

Science, girls 1232, 1529 

Science, Global programs 1630, 2044 

Science, infants/toddlers 1870 

Science, information services 278, 380, 381, 394, 

716, 877, 1012, 1089, 1313, 1779, 1910 

Science, management development/capacity 

building 1089 

Science, minorities 1232 

Science, Papua New Guinea 145 

Science, program evaluation 1232 

Science, research 278, 407, 877, 1313, 1346 

Science, women 100, 394, 1012, 1910 

Sculpture, building/renovation 1133 

Secondary school/education 173, 251, 525, 557, 

671, 705, 706, 712, 787, 810, 1244, 1601, 

1823, 1945, 2247, 2283, 2365 

Secondary school/education, children 2247 

Secondary school/education, computer technology 

557, 706 

Secondary school/education, conferences/seminars 

173 

Secondary school/education, curriculum 


Secondary school/education, economically 


Secondary school/education, electronic media/ 

online services 705, 706, 1601 

Secondary school/education, equipment 810 

Secondary school/education, faculty/staff 


Secondary school/education, film/video/radio 1945 

Secondary school/education, publication 173 

Secondary school/education, research 1601 

Secondary school/education, seed money 2247 

Secondary school/education, substance abusers 

1945 

Secondary school/education, youth 251, 557, 705, 

706, 712, 787, 810, 1601, 2283 

Senegal, community improvement/development 

1341 

Senegal, education 1341 

Senegal, international affairs/development 1341 

Senegal, public affairs/government 1341 

Senior continuing care, aging 1948 

Senior continuing care, economically disadvantaged 

1948 

Slovenia, community improvement/development 

986 

Slovenia, philanthropy/voluntarism 986 

Social entrepreneurship 1005, 1642 

Social entrepreneurship, conferences/seminars 

1005 

Social entrepreneurship, economically 


Social entrepreneurship, electronic media/online 

services 1642 

Social entrepreneurship, research 1642 

Social sciences, Africa 1310 

Social sciences, Asia 1262, 1437 

Social sciences, Belgium 1621 

Social sciences, Brazil 971 

Social sciences, Burma (Myanmar) 1580 

Social sciences, collections management/ 


Social sciences, Cuba 1581 

Social sciences, Developing countries 1577 

Social sciences, East Asia 1356 

Social sciences, Europe 1621 

Social sciences, fellowships 1174 

Social sciences, France 1371, 1372 

Social sciences, Global programs 551, 715, 1310, 

1334, 1577, 1579, 2326, 2327 

Social sciences, interdisciplinary studies 115, 956, 

1154, 1174 

Social sciences, Middle East 1262 

Social sciences, public policy 258 

Social sciences, technical assistance 1174 

Social sciences, Ukraine 1000 

South Africa, arts/culture/humanities 1479 

South Africa, education 336, 1256, 1342, 1479, 

2324 

South Africa, food/nutrition/agriculture 2324 

South Africa, health—general 1646, 1648 

South Africa, housing/shelter 1339 

South Africa, international affairs/development 336 

South Africa, philanthropy/voluntarism 985 

South Africa, public affairs/government 1339, 1342, 

1646, 2324 

Southeast Asia, civil rights 721 

Southeast Asia, education 721 

Southeast Asia, international affairs/development 

721 

Soviet Union (Former), philanthropy/voluntarism 990 

Soviet Union (Former), religion 2376 

Space/aviation 277 

Space/aviation, electronic media/online services 

277 

Spain, arts/culture/humanities 1487 

Spain, education 1487 

Speech/hearing centers 147 

Speech/hearing centers, computer technology 147 

Speech/hearing centers, electronic media/online 

services 147 

Speech/hearing centers, physically disabled 147 

Student aid/financial aid, education 253, 784, 

2325, 2390 

Sub-Saharan Africa, education 2324 

Sub-Saharan Africa, food/nutrition/agriculture 2324 

Sub-Saharan Africa, public affairs/government 2324 

Substance abuse, computer technology 1848 

Substance abuse, conferences/seminars 2372 

Substance abuse, economically disadvantaged 

1575, 1848 

Substance abuse, electronic media/online services 

823 

Substance abuse, film/video/radio 1945 

Substance abuse, homeless 1848 

Substance abuse, management development/ 


Substance abuse, minorities 1575 

Substance abuse, prevention 1575, 1945 

Substance abuse, research 1575 

Substance abuse, services 823, 1891, 2038 

Substance abuse, treatment 1848, 2372 

Substance abusers, arts/culture/humanities 823, 

1945 

Substance abusers, education 1945 

Substance abusers, health—general 1821 

Substance abusers, mental health/substance abuse 

823, 1848, 1891, 1945, 2038, 2372 

Switzerland, health—general 1045 

Tajikistan, environment 1349 

Tajikistan, public affairs/government 1349 

Tanzania, Zanzibar and Pemba, crime/courts/legal 

services 704 

Tanzania, Zanzibar and Pemba, education 704 

Tanzania, Zanzibar and Pemba, international affairs/ 


Teacher school/education 525, 1382, 2122 

Teacher school/education, fellowships 1382 

Teacher school/education, seed money 1382 

Telecommunications 210, 223, 234, 259, 260, 328, 

330, 332-334, 570, 955, 1557, 1558, 1922, 

2114 

Telecommunications, conferences/seminars 234 

Telecommunications, crime/abuse victims 328 

Telecommunications, economically disadvantaged 

328, 1922 

Telecommunications, electronic media/online 

services 234, 330, 332, 334, 1557, 1558 

Telecommunications, equipment 1922 

Telecommunications, homeless 328 

Telecommunications, immigrants/refugees 570 

Telecommunications, mentally disabled 328 

Telecommunications, migrant workers 570 

Telecommunications, seed money 210 

Television, collections management/preservation 

1493, 1542 

Television, electronic media/online services 1493 

Television, program evaluation 1493 

Terminal illness, people with, health—general 1138 

Terminal illness, people with, human services— 


Theater (playwriting), children/youth 1671 

Theater (playwriting), commissioning new works 

1671 

Theater (playwriting), electronic media/online 

services 1671 

Theater (playwriting), film/video/radio 1671 

Theater, capital campaigns 408 

Theater, children/youth 1155, 1814 

Theater, collections management/preservation 169, 

171, 172, 615, 675, 883, 1473, 1491 

Theater, conferences/seminars 173 

Theater, disabilities, people with 1814 

Theater, electronic media/online services 169, 171, 

172, 408, 1491 

Theater, film/video/radio 169 

Theater, Hispanics/Latinos 615 

Theater, performance/productions 169, 172, 881, 

948 

Theater, publication 173 

Theological school/education 60, 102, 582, 632, 

654, 1489, 1883 

Theological school/education, building/renovation 

60 

Theological school/education, collections 


Theological school/education, electronic media/ 


Theological school/education, equipment 582 

Theological school/education, men 654 

Theology 1434, 2044 

Theology, collections management/preservation 

1434 

Theology, research 1434 

Transition planning 639 

Transition planning, crime/abuse victims 639 

Transition planning, economically disadvantaged 639 

Transition planning, youth 639 

Transportation 1620, 2134 

Transportation, technical assistance 1620 

Travel awards, arts/culture/humanities 183 

Travel awards, education 2304 



Uganda, community improvement/development 

1318 

Uganda, international affairs/development 1318 

Ukraine, community improvement/development 986, 

1000 

Ukraine, international affairs/development 1000 

Ukraine, philanthropy/voluntarism 986, 1000 

Ukraine, social sciences 1000 

United Kingdom, education 525 

United Kingdom, health—general 2311 

United Kingdom, international affairs/development 

2311 

United Kingdom, philanthropy/voluntarism 1709, 

2137, 2311 

United Ways and Federated Giving Programs 1814 

United Ways and Federated Giving Programs, Ohio 

1814 

University, building/renovation 70, 410, 802, 2049, 

2075 

University, children/youth 721 

University, collections acquisition 76, 2143 

University, collections management/preservation 

410, 1485, 2143 

University, computer technology 327 

University, conferences/seminars 75, 1669 

University, electronic media/online services 240, 

1485, 1669 

University, fellowships 75, 2143, 2364 

University, Hispanics/Latinos 70 

University, indigenous peoples 721 

University, migrant workers 721 

University, performance/productions 75 

University, publication 72 

University, research 72, 1485 

University, scholarship funds 409, 802, 815, 2049, 

2364 

University, student aid/financial aid 2390 

University, women 721 

Urban studies 1310, 1987 

Urban studies, children/youth 1987 

Urban studies, conferences/seminars 1310 

Urban/community development 965, 966, 1035, 

1303, 1322, 1574, 1624, 1634-1636, 1643, 

1690, 1777, 1987, 2001, 2277 

Urban/community development, African Americans/ 

Blacks 1322 

Urban/community development, building/renovation 

1322 

Urban/community development, children/youth 

1987 

Urban/community development, conferences/ 

seminars 1635, 1636, 1643 

Urban/community development, economically 

disadvantaged 1035, 1303, 1322, 1574, 

1634-1636, 1643 

Urban/community development, electronic media/ 

online services 966, 1035, 1777, 2001 

Urban/community development, minorities 1035, 

1322 

Urban/community development, publication 1635, 

2277 

Urban/community development, research 1636 

Urban/community development, seed money 1574 

Utilities 1347, 1349, 2299 

Utilities, research 1347 

Vietnam, education 617 

Vietnam, religion 617 

Visitors/convention bureau/tourism promotion, 

conferences/seminars 579 

Visual arts 113, 183, 186, 188, 190, 191, 747, 

852, 1131, 1156, 1324, 1367, 1425, 1528, 

1697, 2016, 2196 

Visual arts, architecture 182, 197, 652, 917, 1133, 

2382, 2383 

Visual arts, art conservation 180, 756, 879, 1422, 

1467 

Visual arts, building/renovation 1131 

Visual arts, children/youth 747 

Visual arts, collections acquisition 1131 

Visual arts, collections management/preservation 

1324, 1528 

Visual arts, conferences/seminars 183, 1156 

Visual arts, drawing 748 

Visual arts, electronic media/online services 1367 

Visual arts, exhibitions 186, 188, 191, 1156, 2016 

Visual arts, faculty/staff development 1324 

Visual arts, painting 76, 193, 749, 2099 

Visual arts, performance/productions 186 

Visual arts, photography 199, 200, 1327, 1436, 

1467, 1611 

Visual arts, publication 188, 190, 191, 1324 

Visual arts, research 183, 188, 191, 1324 

Visual arts, sculpture 1133 

Vocational education 44, 1990 

Vocational rehabilitation, disabilities, people with 

988, 1928 

Vocational rehabilitation, faculty/staff development 

988, 1928 

Voluntarism promotion 210, 1961, 2283 

Voluntarism promotion, aging 1961 

Voluntarism promotion, seed money 210 

Voluntarism promotion, youth 2283 

Web-based media 37, 127, 128, 169, 171, 172, 

174, 193, 197, 240, 578, 605, 610, 638, 674, 

705, 706, 712, 714, 716, 720, 786, 823, 917, 

945, 966, 1049, 1110, 1169, 1200, 1212, 

1311, 1330, 1333, 1367, 1388, 1419, 1421, 

1446, 1447, 1452, 1453, 1459, 1465, 1466, 

1470-1472, 1476, 1482, 1483, 1485, 

1487-1493, 1495, 1619, 1627, 1670, 1674, 

1725, 1749, 1965, 1967, 1993, 2000, 2017, 

2139, 2160, 2294 

Web-based media, aging 1169, 1212 

Web-based media, children/youth 1993, 2000 

Web-based media, collections acquisition 1965 

Web-based media, collections management/ 

preservation 169, 171, 172, 174, 193, 1311, 

1453, 1466, 1470, 1476, 1485, 1487, 

1491-1493, 1627, 1965 

Web-based media, computer technology 706, 1110, 

1465, 1482, 2160 

Web-based media, conferences/seminars 1483, 

1670 

Web-based media, deaf/hearing impaired 1459 

Web-based media, disabilities, people with 1169 

Web-based media, economically disadvantaged 

1049, 1169 

Web-based media, electronic media/online services 

37, 128, 169, 171, 172, 174, 193, 197, 240, 

578, 610, 638, 674, 705, 706, 714, 716, 720, 

786, 823, 917, 945, 966, 1110, 1169, 1311, 

1330, 1333, 1367, 1388, 1453, 1459, 1465, 

1466, 1470-1472, 1476, 1482, 1485, 

1487-1489, 1491-1493, 1619, 1627, 1674, 

1749, 1965, 1993, 2000, 2017, 2139, 2160, 

2294 

Web-based media, endowments 1447, 1452, 1490 

Web-based media, exhibitions 197 

Web-based media, faculty/staff development 1330, 

1447, 1452, 1490 

Web-based media, film/video/radio 169, 174 

Web-based media, homeless 1049 

Web-based media, LGBTQ 1627 

Web-based media, minorities 1169 

Web-based media, Native Americans/American 

Indians 1465 

Web-based media, performance/productions 169, 

172 

Web-based media, program evaluation 1493 

Web-based media, publication 605, 1169, 1487 

Web-based media, research 197, 1446, 1453, 

1466, 1482, 1485, 1487, 1488, 1492 

Web-based media, scholarship funds 1993 

Web-based media, seed money 638, 786 

Web-based media, substance abusers 823 

Web-based media, women 1627 

Web-based media, youth 705, 706, 712, 2294 

Western Africa, education 582 

Women, arts/culture/humanities 933, 1298, 1507, 

1508, 1627, 1988 

Women, civil rights 721, 938, 1282, 1298, 1577, 

1627 

Women, community improvement/development 

1864 

Women, crime/courts/legal services 1182, 1577 

Women, education 599, 721, 933, 977, 1298, 

1507, 1508, 1627, 1988 

Women, employment 1041, 1864 

Women, health—general 644, 779, 1173, 1183, 

112 1282, 1555, 1826, 1864, 2170 


Women, health—specific diseases 1864 

Women, housing/shelter 1025

FOUNDATIONS 

The following is an alphabetical list of foundations appearing in 

this volume, including any geographic restrictions on the 

foundations’ giving program. A full listing of geographic, program, 

and type of support limitations is provided with the full listing of 

each foundation’s grants in Section 1. Please read these 

limitations carefully, as well as reading additional program and 

application information available on the foundations’ web site, in 

their reports, or in other Foundation Center products, before 

applying for grant assistance. Foundations in bold face are among 

the 100 largest. 

1675 Foundation 

16 E. Lancaster Ave., Ste. 102 

Ardmore, PA 19003-2228 (610) 896-3868 

FAX: (610) 896-3869; 

E-mail: mbrennan@1675foundation.org; 

URL: http://www.1675foundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Chester County, PA. No 

funding outside the U.S. 

3M Foundation 

3M Ctr., Bldg. 225-01-S-23 

St. Paul, MN 55144-1000 (651) 733-0144 

FAX: (651) 737-3061; E-mail: cfkleven@mmm.com; 

URL: http://www.3Mgiving.com 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in areas of 

company operations, with emphasis on MN. 

Publishes an annual or periodic report. 

Abell-Hanger Foundation 

P.O. Box 430 

Midland, TX 79702-0430 (432) 684-6655 

FAX: (432) 684-4474; E-mail: AHF@abell-hanger.org; 

URL: http://www.abell-hanger.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to TX, within the Midland 

and Ector counties. 


The Achelis Foundation 

767 3rd Ave., 4th Fl. 

New York, NY 10017-9029 (212) 644-0322 

FAX: (212) 759-6510; 

E-mail: main@achelis-bodman-fnds.org; 

URL: http://foundationcenter.org/grantmaker/ 

achelis-bodman/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the New York, NY, area. 

AEGON Transamerica Foundation 

c/o Tax Dept. 

4333 Edgewood Rd., N.E. 

Cedar Rapids, IA 52499-3210 


company operations, with some emphasis on 

Little Rock, AR, CA, Atlanta, GA, Cedar Rapids, IA, 

Louisville, KY, Baltimore, MD, Charlotte, NC, NY, 

PA, and Fort Worth, TX. 

The Aflac Foundation, Inc. 

1932 Wynnton Rd. 

Columbus, GA 31999-0001 

FAX: (706) 320-2288; E-mail: fmedley@aflac.com; 

Additional E-mail: 

corporatephilanthropy@aflac.com; URL: http:// 

www.aflac.com/us/en/aboutaflac/ 

communityinvolvement.aspx 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of company 

operations, with emphasis on the greater Atlanta, 

GA, area. 

The Ahmanson Foundation 

9215 Wilshire Blvd. 

Beverly Hills, CA 90210-5501 (310) 278-0770 

E-mail: info@theahmansonfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.theahmansonfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southern CA, with 

emphasis on the Los Angeles area. 


Akron Community Foundation 

345 W. Cedar St. 

Akron, OH 44307-2407 (330) 376-8522 

FAX: (330) 376-0202; 

E-mail: acfmail@akroncommunityfdn.org; 

URL: http://www.akroncommunityfdn.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Summit County, OH. 


The Alaska Community Foundation 

400 L St., Ste. 100 

Anchorage, AK 99501-1900 (907) 334-6700 

FAX: (907) 334-5780; E-mail: info@alaskacf.org; 

Additional E-mail: cwinkler@alaskacf.org; 

URL: http://www.alaskacf.org 

Limitations: Giving generally limited to AK. 


Albuquerque Community Foundation 

3301 Menaul Blvd. N.E., Ste. 2 

P.O. Box 36960 

Albuquerque, NM 87176-6960 (505) 883-6240 

FAX: (505) 883-3629; 

E-mail: foundation@albuquerquefoundation.org; 


njohnson@albuquerquefoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.albuquerquefoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater 

Albuquerque, NM, area. 


Alcoa Foundation 

Alcoa Corporate Ctr. 

201 Isabella St. 

Pittsburgh, PA 15212-5858 (412) 553-2348 

E-mail: alcoafoundation@alcoa.com; URL: http:// 

www.alcoa.com/global/en/community/ 

foundation.asp 

Limitations: Giving on a national and international 

basis in areas of company operations, with 

emphasis on New York, NY, Pittsburgh, PA, 

Africa, Asia, Australia, Canada, Caribbean, 

Central America, Europe, Mexico, and South 

America; giving also to national and international 


Albert and Margaret Alkek Foundation 

1100 Louisiana St., Suite 5250 

Houston, TX 77002-5227 

FAX: (713) 652-6621; E-mail: info@alkek.org; 

URL: http://www.alkek.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to TX. 

The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation 

505 5th Ave. S, Ste. 900 

Seattle, WA 98104-3821 (206) 342-2030 

FAX: (206) 342-3030; 

E-mail: info@pgafamilyfoundation.org; Additional 

contact inf. for Lisa Arnold, e-mail: 

lisaa@pgafamilyfoundation.org, fax: (206) 

342-3085; URL: http:// 

www.pgafamilyfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Pacific Northwest, 

including AK, ID, MT, OR and WA. 

The Allstate Foundation 

2775 Sanders Rd., Ste. F4 

Northbrook, IL 60062-6127 (847) 402-5502 

FAX: (847) 326-7517; E-mail: Grants@Allstate.com; 

Additional Tel.: (847) 402-2794; E-mail for Keep 

the Drive High School Journalism Awards: 

KeeptheDrive@allstate.com; URL: http:// 

www.allstate.com/citizenship/ 

Allstate-foundation.aspx 

Limitations: Giving in areas of company operations, in 

AK, AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, FL, GA, HI, 

IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MO, 

MS, MT, NC, ND, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NV, NY, OH, 

OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, VT, WA, 

WI, WV, and WY; giving also to regional and 

national organizations. 

The Herb Alpert Foundation 

c/o Rona Sebastian, Pres. 

1414 6th St. 

Santa Monica, CA 90401-2510 

URL: http://www.herbalpertfoundation.org 


FOUNDATIONS Grants for Libraries & Information Services 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis, with an 

emphasis on Los Angeles, CA. 

Alphawood Foundation 

2451 N. Lincoln Ave., Ste. 205 

Chicago, IL 60614-2422 (773) 477-8984 

FAX: (773) 477-9019; 

E-mail: info@alphawoodfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the metropolitan 

Chicago, IL, area and northwestern IN. 

Altman Foundation 

521 5th Ave., 35th Fl. 

New York, NY 10175-3599 (212) 682-0970 

E-mail: info@altman.org; URL: http:// 

www.altmanfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to NY State, and almost 

exclusively to the boroughs of New York City. 


Amarillo Area Foundation, Inc. 

801 S. Fillmore, Ste. 700 

Amarillo, TX 79101-3537 (806) 376-4521 

FAX: (806) 373-3656; E-mail: haf@aaf-hf.org; 

Additional tel.: (806) 373-8353; Grant 

application e-mail: kathie@aaf-hf.org; 

URL: http://www.amarilloareafoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the 26 northernmost 

counties of the Texas Panhandle region. 


American Express Foundation 

World Financial Ctr. 

200 Vesey St., 48th Fl. 

New York, NY 10285-4804 (212) 640-5661 

FAX: (212) 640-5661; Application address for 

organizations located outside of AZ, FL, NC, and 

UT: 3 World Financial Center, M.C. 01-48-04, 

New York, NY 10285-4804; URL: http:// 

home3.americanexpress.com/corp/ 

giving_back.asp 


basis primarily in areas of company operations, 

including in Argentina, Asia, Canada, the 

Caribbean, Europe, Latin America, and the United 

Kingdom, with emphasis on AZ, Los Angeles and 

San Francisco, CA, Washington, DC, southern FL, 

Atlanta, GA, Chicago, IL, Boston, MA, 

Greensboro, NC, New York, NY, Philadelphia, PA, 

Dallas and Houston, TX, and Salt Lake City, UT. 

Amgen Foundation, Inc. 

1 Amgen Center Dr., M.S. 28-1-B 

Thousand Oaks, CA 91320-1799 

(805) 447-4056 

FAX: (805) 376-1258; 

E-mail: amgenfoundation@amgen.com; 

Additional e-mail for Eduardo Cetlin: 

ecetlin@amgen.com; URL: http:// 

www.amgen.com/citizenship/foundation.html 



emphasis on Los Angeles, San Francisco, and 

Ventura, CA, CO, KY, Greater Boston, Middlesex, 

and Suffolk counties, MA, Juncos, PR, RI, King 

and South Snohomish counties, WA, and Europe; 

giving also to regional and national organizations. 


Fred C. and Katherine B. Andersen Foundation 

P.O. Box 80 

Bayport, MN 55003 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis for higher 

education, locally in MN and western WI for all 

other areas. 

M. D. Anderson Foundation 

P. O. Box 2558 

Houston, TX 77252-8037 

Limitations: Giving primarily in TX, with emphasis on 

the Houston area. 

The Annenberg Foundation 

2000 Ave. of the Stars, Ste. 1000 

Los Angeles, CA 90067-4704 (310) 209-4560 

FAX: (310) 209-1631; 

E-mail: info@annenbergfoundation.org; 

Pennsylvania Address: 101 W. Elm St., Ste. 640, 

Conshohocken, PA 10428-2075, tel.: (610) 

341-9066, fax: (610) 964-8688; E-mail for 

letters of request: 

requests@annenbergfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.annenbergfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southern CA; some 

grants to countries in Europe, Africa and Asia. 

The Anschutz Foundation 

1727 Tremont Pl. 

Denver, CO 80202-4006 (303) 308-8220 


Aon Foundation 

200 East. Randolph, 8th FL 

Chicago, IL 60601-6419 (312) 381-2422 

URL: http://www.aon.com/usa/about-aon/ 

community-involvement.jsp 


company operations, with emphasis on Chicago, 

IL. 

The Applied Materials Foundation 

3050 Bowers Ave., MS 0106 

P.O. Box 58039 

Santa Clara, CA 95054-3201 

E-mail: applied_materials_foundation@amat.com; 

E-mail contact for organizations located outside 

of the US: community_affairs@amat.com; 

URL: http://www.appliedmaterials.com/about/ 

cr 


operations, with emphasis on San Jose, CA; 

giving also to organizations outside of the United 

States. 

Arcus Foundation 

402 E. Michigan Ave. 

Kalamazoo, MI 49007-3888 (269) 373-4373 

FAX: (269) 373-0277; 

E-mail: contact@arcusfoundation.org; New York 

address: 44 W. 28th St., New York, NY 10011, 

tel.: (212) 488-3000; URL: http:// 

www.arcusfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis, with some 

emphasis on MI, especially southwest MI. Giving 

on an international basis, with emphasis on 

Africa, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. 


The Argyros Foundation 

949 S. Coast Dr., No. 600 

Costa Mesa, CA 92626-7734 (714) 481-5000 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Orange County, CA. 

Arizona Community Foundation 

2201 E. Camelback Rd., Ste. 202 

Phoenix, AZ 85016-3431 (602) 381-1400 

FAX: (602) 381-1575; 

E-mail: pvelaski@azfoundation.org; Additional 

tel.: (800) 222-8221; Additional E-mail: 

kbainum@azfoundation.org; Grant application 

E-mail: grants@azfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.azfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to AZ. 


Arkansas Community Foundation, Inc. 

1400 W. Markham St., Ste. 206 

Little Rock, AR 72201-1843 (501) 372-1116 

FAX: (501) 372-1166; E-mail: arcf@arcf.org; 

Additional tel.: (888) 220-2723; Additional 

E-mail: heason@arcf.org; Grant application 

E-mail: cpatterson@arcf.org; URL: http:// 

www.arcf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to AR. 


The Assisi Foundation of Memphis, Inc. 

515 Erin Dr. 

Memphis, TN 38117-4211 (901) 684-1564 

FAX: (901) 684-1997; 

E-mail: jyoung@assisifoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.assisifoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Greater Memphis 

area of Shelby, Fayette and Tipton Counties, TN; 

Crittenden County, AR and Desoto County, MS. 

AT&T Foundation 

208 S. Akard, Ste. 100 

Dallas, TX 75202-4206 

FAX: (210) 351-2599; E-mail: foundation@att.com; 

Additional tel.: (800) 591-9663; URL: http:// 

www.att.com/gen/landing-pages?pid=7735 


company operations. 

The AVI CHAI Foundation 

1015 Park Ave. 

New York, NY 10028-0904 (212) 396-8850 

FAX: (212) 396-8833; E-mail: info@avichaina.org; 

Additional address (Israel office): 31 Hanevlim, 

95103 Jerusalem, tel.: (02) 624-3330, fax: (02) 

624-3310, e-mail: office@avichai.org.il; 

URL: http://www.avichai.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in North America and 

Israel. 


Helen Bader Foundation, Inc. 

233 N. Water St., 4th Fl. 

Milwaukee, WI 53202-5729 (414) 224-6464 

FAX: (414) 224-1441; E-mail: info@hbf.org; 

URL: http://www.hbf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Milwaukee, 

WI, area for education and economic 

development; giving locally and nationally for 

Alzheimer’s disease and dementia; giving in 

Israel for early childhood development. PRI 

emphasis is Milwaukee. 


The Baltimore Community Foundation 

2 E. Read St., 9th Fl. 

Baltimore, MD 21202-6903 (410) 332-4171 

FAX: (410) 837-4701; E-mail: questions@bcf.org; 

Additional E-mail: asamples@bcf.org; Grant 

application E-mail: grants@bcf.org; URL: http:// 

www.bcf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Baltimore City and 

Baltimore County, MD. 


The Bank of America Charitable Foundation, 

Inc. 

401 S. Tryon St., NC1-021-02-20 

Charlotte, NC 28255-0001 (800) 218-9946 

URL: http://www.bankofamerica.com/foundation/ 

index.cfm 


company operations; giving also in Canada and 

London, United Kingdom. 


Grants for Libraries & Information Services FOUNDATIONS 

Baptist Community Ministries 

400 Poydras St., Ste. 2950 

New Orleans, LA 70130-3245 (504) 593-2323 

FAX: (504) 593-2301; E-mail: info@bcm.org; 

URL: http://www.bcm.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Jefferson, Orleans, 

Plaquemines, St. Bernard and St. Tammany 

parishes, LA. 


Barr Foundation 

The Pilot House 

Lewis Wharf 

Boston, MA 02110 (617) 854-3500 

FAX: (617) 854-3501; 

E-mail: info@barrfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.barrfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Boston, 

MA, area. 

BB&T West Virginia Foundation, Inc. 

c/o BB&T Corp., Trust Dept. 

P.O. Box 1793 

Charleston, WV 25326-1793 (304) 348-7271 

Limitations: Giving limited to WV. 

S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation 

P.O. Box 193809 

San Francisco, CA 94119-3809 (415) 284-8570 

FAX: (415) 284-8571; 

E-mail: sdbjr.@sdbjrFoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.sdbjrfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the San Francisco Bay, 

CA, area. 

The J. L. Bedsole Foundation 

P.O. Box 1137 

Mobile, AL 36633-1137 (251) 432-3369 

FAX: (251) 432-1134; 

E-mail: info@jlbedsolefoundation.org; E-mail for 

Christopher Lee: 

chrislee@jlbedsolefoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.jlbedsolefoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Mobile, Baldwin, Clarke, 

Monroe, and Washington counties, AL. 

Ben & Jerry’s Foundation, Inc. 

30 Community Dr. 

South Burlington, VT 05403-6828 

(802) 846-1500 

E-mail: info@benandjerrysfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.benandjerrysfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis, with emphasis 

on St. Albans, South Burlington, and Waterbury, 

VT. 


Shimon ben Joseph Foundation 

343 Sansome St., Ste. 1200 


FAX: (415) 658-8736; 

E-mail: info@jimjosephfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.jimjosephfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving in the U.S., initially targeting on the 

greater metropolitan areas of Los Angeles and 

San Francisco, CA, Boston, MA and Washington 

DC. 


Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation 

1400 Benedum-Trees Bldg. 

223 4th Ave. 

Pittsburgh, PA 15222-1713 (412) 288-0360 

FAX: (412) 288-0366; E-mail: info@benedum.org; 

URL: http://www.benedum.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to southwestern PA and 

WV. 


Benwood Foundation, Inc. 

736 Market St., Ste. 1600 

SunTrust Bank Bldg. 

Chattanooga, TN 37402-4807 

FAX: (423) 267-9049; E-mail: callen@benwood.org; 

URL: http://www.benwood.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Chattanooga, TN, 

area. 

Berks County Community Foundation 

237 Court St. 

Reading, PA 19601 (610) 685-2223 

FAX: (610) 685-2240; E-mail: info@bccf.org; Grant 

program e-mail: richardm@bccf.org; URL: http:// 

www.bccf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Berks County, PA for 

discretionary funds. 


Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation 

800 N. Main St. 

P.O. Box 400 

Sheffield, MA 01257-0000 (413) 229-0370 

FAX: (413) 229-0329; 

E-mail: info@berkshiretaconic.org; Additional tel.: 

(413) 528-8039; Grant inquiry E-mail: 

maeve@berkshiretaconic.org; URL: http:// 

www.berkshiretaconic.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to northwest Litchfield 

County, CT, Berkshire County, MA, and Columbia 

County and northeast Dutchess County, NY. 


The Russell Berrie Foundation 

300 Frank W. Burr Blvd., 7th Fl., Ste. 8 

Teaneck, NJ 07666-6704 (201) 928-1880 

E-mail: inquiry@rbfdtn.org; URL: http:// 

www.russellberriefoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northern NJ, New York 

City, Israel, and Italy. 

Best Buy Children’s Foundation 

7601 Penn Ave. S. 

Richfield, MN 55423-3645 

FAX: (612) 292-4001; Additional tel.: (866) 

625-4350; E-mail for Best Buy Scholarships: 

bestbuy@scholarshipamerica.org; E-mail for the 

@15 Community Impact Challenge: 

bestbuy15@youthventure.org; URL: http:// 

www.bestbuy-communityrelations.com/ 

our_foundation.htm 

Limitations: Giving limited to areas of company 

operations, with emphasis on Twin Cities, MN 

area. 

William Bingham 2nd Betterment Fund 

c/o Christine O’Donnell, Bank of America, N.A. 

1 Bryant Park 

NY1-100-28-05 

New York, NY 10036-6715 (646) 855-1011 

FAX: (646) 855-5463; 

E-mail: betterment@ustrust.com; URL: http:// 

www.megrants.org/betterment.htm 

Limitations: Giving limited to ME. 

Mary Black Foundation, Inc. 

349 E. Main St., Ste. 100 

Spartanburg, SC 29302-1917 (864) 573-9500 

FAX: (864) 573-5805; URL: http:// 

www.maryblackfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Spartanburg County, 

SC. 


Charles K. Blandin Foundation 

100 N. Pokegama Ave. 

Grand Rapids, MN 55744-2739 (218) 326-0523 

FAX: (218) 327-1949; 

E-mail: info@blandinfoundation.org; Additional 

tel.: (877) 882-2257; URL: http:// 

www.blandinfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to rural areas of MN; 

scholarships limited to graduates of an Itasca 

County, Hill City, or Remer, Blackduck, Northome, 

MN, high school, Northern Lights Community 

School, and Chief Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig Schools in 

MN. 

Blue Moon Fund, Inc. 

222 W. South St. 

Charlottesville, VA 22902 (434) 295-5160 

FAX: (434) 295-6894; 

E-mail: info@bluemoonfund.org; URL: http:// 

www.bluemoonfund.org 

Limitations: Giving in Asia, primarily in China, the 

Greater Mekong region, and the Himalayas, in 

North America primarily in the Chesapeake, 

Appalachian and Gulf Coast regions, and in the 

Tropical Americas, primarily in the 

Andes-Amazon, the Eastern Amazon, and the 

Mesoamerica regions. 

BNSF Foundation 

2650 Lou Menk Dr. 

Fort Worth, TX 76131-2830 (817) 867-6458 

FAX: (817) 352-7925; 

E-mail: BNSFFoundation@bnsf.com; URL: http:// 

www.bnsffoundation.org/giving.html 

Limitations: Giving limited to communities located on 

main BNSF Railway operating lines. 

The Boeing Company Charitable Trust 

c/o Bank of America, N.A. 

P.O. Box 831041 

Dallas, TX 75283-1041 

Application contact: Bridget Sweeney, Community and 

Education Rels., MC-5002-8450, 100 N. 

Riverside Plaza, Chicago, IL 60606, tel.: (312) 

544-3957; URL: http://www.boeing.com/ 

companyoffices/aboutus/community/index.html 



emphasis on WA. 


Boettcher Foundation 

600 17th St., Ste. 2210 S. 

Denver, CO 80202-5422 

E-mail: grants@boettcherfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.boettcherfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving limited to CO. 


Boston Foundation, Inc. 

75 Arlington St., 10th Fl. 

Boston, MA 02116-3936 (617) 338-1700 

FAX: (617) 338-1604; E-mail: info@tbf.org; Additional 

E-mails: david.trueblood@tbf.org and 

cld@tbf.org; URL: http://www.tbf.org 

Limitations: Giving from discretionary funds limited to 

the greater Boston, MA, area. 


Boston Scientific Foundation, Inc. 

1 Boston Scientific Pl., MS B2 

Natick, MA 01760-1537 (508) 650-8554 

FAX: (508) 650-8579; 

E-mail: bscifoundation@bsci.com; URL: http:// 

www.bostonscientific.com/ 

CorporateResponsibility.bsci/,,/method/lvl1/ 

navRelId/1071.1077/seo.serve 




operations in Fremont, San Jose, and Valencia, 

CA, Spencer, IN, Greater Boston, Marlborough, 

Natick, and Quincy, MA, and Twin Cities, MN. 


William K. Bowes, Jr. Foundation 

c/o Pacific Foundation Services 

1660 Bush St., Ste. 300 

San Francisco, CA 94109-5308 

E-mail for Mary L. Gregory, Sr. Prog. Off.: 

mgregory@pfs-llc.net;E-mail for Fiona Barrett, 

Prog. Off., fbarrett@pfs-llc.net; URL: http:// 

www.wkbowesjrfoundation.org 


BP Foundation, Inc. 

501 Westlake Park Blvd., 25th FL 

Houston, TX 77079-2604 

URL: http://www.bp.com/ 

sectiongenericarticle800.do? 

categoryId=9036288&contentId=7067020 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AK, CA, Washington, 

DC, Chicago, IL, IN, LA, TX, China, Germany, 

Indonesia, and the United Kingdom. 

Helen V. Brach Foundation 

55 W. Wacker Dr., Ste. 701 

Chicago, IL 60601-1609 (312) 372-4417 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Midwest, and CA, 

MA, OH, PA and SC. No grants outside 

continental U.S. 

The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, Inc. 

1241 N. Franklin Pl. 

Milwaukee, WI 53202-2901 (414) 291-9915 

FAX: (414) 291-9991; URL: http:// 

www.bradleyfdn.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Milwaukee, WI; giving 

also on a national and international basis. 


Otto Bremer Foundation 

445 Minnesota St., Ste. 2250 

St. Paul, MN 55101-2107 (651) 227-8036 

FAX: (651) 312-3665; E-mail: obf@ottobremer.org; 


www.ottobremer.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to organizations whose 

beneficiaries are residents of MN, ND and WI with 

preference given to those in regions served by 

Bremer Banks. 


Brindle Foundation 

P.O. Box 31696 

Santa Fe, NM 87594-1696 

FAX: (505) 986-3983; 

E-mail: info@brindlefoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NM. 

The Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. 

345 Park Ave., 3rd Fl. 

New York, NY 10154-0004 (212) 546-4000 

E-mail for Cancer in Europe - Bridging Cancer Care 

Initiative: bridgingcancercare@bms.com; E-mail 

for Together on 

Diabetes: togetherondiabetes@bms.com; 

Contact for Mental Health & Well-Being in the 

U.S.: Catherine Grimes, 

e-mail: Catherine.Grimes@bms.com; Contact for 

Secure the Future - Technical Assistance and 

Skills Transfer Program: Ms. Phangisile Mtshali, 

Dir., Secure the Future, Bristol-Myers Squibb, 

P.O. Box 1408, Bedfordview, 2008, South Africa, 

tel.: +21 11 456 6400, Fax: +27 11 456 6589, 

E-mail: phangisile.mtshali@bms.com; 

URL: http://www.bms.com/foundation/Pages/ 

home.aspx 


operations in Wallingford, CT, Washington, DC, 

Mount Vernon, IN, Devens, MA, Hopewell, New 

Brunswick, Plainsboro, Princeton, and West 

Windsor, NJ, New York and Syracuse, NY, PA, TX, 

Africa, China, Europe, India, Japan, Sub-Saharan 

Africa, Taiwan, and Thailand. 

Eli & Edythe Broad Foundation 

10900 Wilshire Blvd., 12th Fl. 

Los Angeles, CA 90024-6532 (310) 954-5050 

FAX: (310) 954-5051; 

E-mail: info@broadfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.broadfoundation.org/ 



Brooklyn Community Foundation 

45 Main St., Ste. 409 

Brooklyn, NY 11201-1093 (718) 722-2300 

FAX: (718) 722-5757; 

E-mail: info@brooklyncommunityfoundation.org; 

URL: http:// 

www.brooklyncommunityfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving limited to Brooklyn, NY. 

The Brown Foundation, Inc. 

2217 Welch Ave. 

Houston, TX 77019-5617 (713) 523-6867 

FAX: (713) 523-2917; 

E-mail: bfi@brownfoundation.org; Application 

address: P.O. Box 130646, Houston, TX 

77219-0646; URL: http:// 

www.brownfoundation.org 


Houston. 


James Graham Brown Foundation, Inc. 

4350 Brownsboro Rd., Ste. 200 

Louisville, KY 40207-1681 (502) 896-2440 

FAX: (502) 896-1774; E-mail: grants@jgbf.org; 

Additional tel.: (866) 896-5423. E-mail for Mason 

B. Rummel : mason@jgbf.org; URL: http:// 

www.jgbf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to KY, with emphasis on 

the Jefferson County and Louisville metropolitan 

areas. 

Eva L. and Joseph M. Bruening Foundation 

1422 Euclid Ave., Ste. 627 

Cleveland, OH 44115-1952 (216) 621-2632 

FAX: (216) 621-8198; URL: http:// 

www.fmscleveland.com/bruening 

Limitations: Giving limited to Cuyahoga County, OH. 


Temple Hoyne Buell Foundation 

1666 S. University Blvd., Ste. B 

Denver, CO 80210-2834 (303) 744-1688 

FAX: (303) 744-1601; 

E-mail: info@buellfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.buellfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving only in CO. 

The Bullitt Foundation 

1212 Minor Ave. 

Seattle, WA 98101-2825 (206) 343-0807 

FAX: (206) 343-0822; E-mail: info@bullitt.org; 

URL: http://www.bullitt.org 

Limitations: Giving in the Pacific Northwest including 

AK, OR, WA, and British Columbia; giving also in 

ID and MT. 

Burroughs Wellcome Fund 

21 T. W. Alexander Dr. 

P.O. Box 13901 

Research Triangle Park, NC 27709-3901 

(919) 991-5100 

FAX: (919) 991-5160; E-mail: info@bwfund.org; 

Contact info. for Russ Campbell III tel.: (919) 

991-5119; fax: (919) 991-5179, e-mail: 

rcampbell@bwfund.org; URL: http:// 

www.bwfund.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S. and Canada. 


R. Harold Burton Foundation 

P.O. Box 58477 

Salt Lake City, UT 84102-1205 

FAX: (801) 364-6783; Address for hand delivery or 

FedEx.: 709 E. South Temple St., Salt Lake City, 

UT 84102; Richard G. Horne, Exec. Dir., tel.: 

(801) 715-7140; URL: http:// 

www.rharoldburtonfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Salt Lake 

metropolitan area in UT. 

Bush Foundation 

332 Minnesota St., Ste. E-900 

St. Paul, MN 55101-1314 (651) 227-0891 

FAX: (651) 297-6485; 

E-mail: info@bushfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.bushfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MN, ND, and SD. 


The Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation, Inc. 

c/o Robert E. Snyder 

80 S. Main St., Ste. 202 

Hanover, NH 03755-2053 

Application address: c/o Dorothy Byrne, Pres., 3 

Laramie Rd., P.O. Box 599, Etna, NH 03755 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NH and VT. 

The C.E. and S. Foundation, Inc. 

101 S. 5th St., Ste. 1650 

Louisville, KY 40202-3122 (502) 583-0546 

FAX: (502) 583-7648; 

E-mail: Bruce@cesfoundation.com; URL: http:// 

www.cesfoundation.com 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Louisville, KY. 


C.I.O.S. 

P.O. Box 20815 

Waco, TX 76702-0815 (254) 752-5551 


The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation 

1825 K St. N.W., Ste. 1400 

Washington, DC 20006-1202 (202) 223-3100 

FAX: (202) 296-7567; 

E-mail: info@cafritzfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.cafritzfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Washington, DC, 

area and the immediate surrounding counties in 

MD and VA, specifically Prince George’s and 

Montgomery counties, MD, and Arlington and 

Fairfax counties, and the cities of Alexandria and 

Falls Church, VA. 


Calderwood Charitable Foundation 

c/o Choate Hall & Stewart LLP 

P.O. Box 961019 

Boston, MA 02196 (617) 248-5255 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MA, with emphasis on 

Boston, Chestnut Hill, and Wesley Hills; some 

funding also in NH, with emphasis on Greenfield 

and Peterborough. 



California Community Foundation 

221 S. Figueroa St., Ste. 400 

Los Angeles, CA 90012 (213) 413-4130 

FAX: (213) 383-2046; E-mail: info@ccf-la.org; 

URL: http://www.calfund.org/ 

Limitations: Giving limited to Los Angeles County, CA. 

The California Endowment 

1000 N. Alameda St. 

Los Angeles, CA 90012-1804 (800) 449-4149 

FAX: (213) 928-8801; 

E-mail: questions@calendow.org; URL: http:// 

www.calendow.org 



California Physicians’ Service Foundation 

50 Beale St., 14th Fl. 


FAX: (415) 229-6268; 

E-mail: bscf@blueshieldcafoundation.org; E-mail 

for Gwyneth Tripp: 

gwyneth.tripp@blueshieldcafoundation.org; 

additional tel.: (415) 229-6080; URL: http:// 

www.blueshieldcafoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving limited to CA. 


Callaway Foundation, Inc. 

209 Broome St. 

P.O. Box 790 

LaGrange, GA 30241-0014 (706) 884-7348 

FAX: (706) 884-0201; E-mail: (for H. Speer Burdette, 

III) hsburdette@callaway-foundation.org; 

URL: http://www.callawayfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in GA, with emphasis on 

the City of LaGrange and Troup County. 


Campion Foundation 

1904 3rd Ave., Ste. 405 

Seattle, WA 98101-1150 (206) 686-5310 

FAX: (206) 260-0106; 

E-mail: info@campionfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.campionfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in WA, ID, MT, AK and 

Western Canada (British Columbia, the North 

Western Territories and the Yukon) for wilderness 

protection. 

The Capital Group Companies Charitable 

Foundation 

333 S. Hope St. 

Los Angeles, CA 90071-1406 

URL: http://www.capgroup.com/about_us/ 

charitable_programs.html 


basis, with emphasis on CA, NY, Indonesia, 

Mexico, Pakistan, and Russia. 

Cardinal Health Foundation 

c/o Community Relations 

7000 Cardinal Pl. 

Dublin, OH 43017-1091 (614) 757-7481 

E-mail: communityrelations@cardinalhealth.com; Tel. 

and E-mail for Jessica Lineberger: (614) 

757-3744, 

jessica.lineberger@cardinalhealth.com; 

URL: http://www.cardinal.com/ 


operations, with emphasis on Little Rock, AR, 

northern Chicago, IL, Radcliff, KY, Albuquerque, 

NM, central OH, LaVergne, TN, and El Paso, TX; 

giving also to national organizations. 

Carnegie Corporation of New York 

437 Madison Ave. 

New York, NY 10022-7003 

FAX: (212) 754-4073; E-mail for Nicole Howe Buggs: 

nb@carnegie.org; URL: http://www.carnegie.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily for U.S. projects, 

although some grants are made to selected 

countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. 


E. Rhodes & Leona B. Carpenter Foundation 


Philadelphia, PA 19103-2921 (215) 979-3222 

FAX: (215) 979-3229; 

E-mail: admin@carpenterfoundation.us; 

URL: http://www.erlbcarpenterfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MA, NC, NY, PA, TX, 

and Richmond, VA (for performing arts only). 

The Carson Family Charitable Trust 


One Bryant Park, NY 1-100-28-05 

New York, NY 10036-6715 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York, NY. 

The Carter Family Charitable Trust 

P.O. Box 41119 

Providence, RI 02940-1119 

Limitations: Giving primarily in RI, with emphasis on 

Providence. 

Amon G. Carter Foundation 

201 Main St., Ste. 1945 

Fort Worth, TX 76102-3114 (817) 332-2783 

FAX: (817) 332-2787; E-mail: jrobinson@agcf.org; 

Application address: P.O. Box 1036, Fort Worth, 

TX 76101; URL: http://www.agcf.org/ 

Limitations: Giving largely restricted to Fort Worth and 

Tarrant County, TX. 

Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust 

202 Iowa Ave. 

Muscatine, IA 52761-3733 (563) 263-4010 

FAX: (563) 263-1547; E-mail: info@carvertrust.org; 

URL: http://www.carvertrust.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in IA, with some funding 

in IL. 

The Case Foundation 

1717 Rhode Island Ave. N.W., 7th Fl. 

Washington, DC 20036-3023 (202) 467-5788 

FAX: (202) 775-8513; 

E-mail: contactus@casefoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.casefoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving in the U.S. and abroad. 

The Annie E. Casey Foundation 

701 St. Paul St. 

Baltimore, MD 21202-2311 (410) 547-6600 

FAX: (410) 547-6624; E-mail: webmail@aecf.org; 

E-mail for S.C. Fair: sfair@aecf.org; URL: http:// 

www.aecf.org 


on the ten sites that consist of the Making 

Connections initiative, as well as the foundation 

civic sites in Baltimore, MD, New Haven, CT, and 

Atlanta, GA. 

Marguerite Casey Foundation 

1425 4th Ave., Ste. 900 

Seattle, WA 98101-2222 (206) 691-3134 

FAX: (206) 286-2725; E-mail: info@caseygrants.org; 

TTY: (206) 273-7395; URL: http:// 

www.caseygrants.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in four regions of the 

U.S.: CA; the Southwest, including the U.S./ 

Mexico border; the Deep South; the Midwest, 

beginning in Chicago, IL; and WA state. 


Harold K. L. Castle Foundation 

1197 Auloa Rd. 

Kailua, HI 96734 (808) 263-7073 

FAX: (808) 261-6918; E-mail for E. N. Murph: 

bmurph@castlefoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.castlefoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to HI with priority given to 

Windward Oahu. 

Caterpillar Foundation 

100 N.E. Adams St. 

Peoria, IL 61629-1480 (309) 675-5941 

E-mail: Foundation@cat.com; Additional tel.: (309) 

675-4464; URL: http://www.cat.com/foundation 


operations on a national basis, with some 

emphasis on IL. 

The Greater Cedar Rapids Community 

Foundation 

324 3rd St. SE 

Cedar Rapids, IA 52401-1841 (319) 366-2862 

FAX: (319) 366-2912; E-mail: info@gcrcf.org; 

Additional E-mail: karla.twedt-ball@gcrcf.org; 

URL: http://www.gcrcf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Cedar Rapids 

and surrounding Linn County, IA, area. 


Cedar Tree Foundation 

100 Franklin St., Ste. 704 

Boston, MA 02110-1401 (617) 695-6767 

FAX: (617) 695-1919; 

E-mail: info@cedartreefound.org; URL: http:// 

www.cedartreefound.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NY; some giving 

nationally. 

Central Indiana Community Foundation, Inc. 

615 N. Alabama St., Ste. 119 

Indianapolis, IN 46204-1498 (317) 634-2423 

FAX: (317) 684-0943; E-mail: program@cicf.org; 

Additional tel.: (317) 634-7497; Grant 

application Email: applications@cicf.org; 

URL: http://www.cicf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the central IN region. 


Central Minnesota Community Foundation 

101 S. 7th Ave., Ste. 100 

Saint Cloud, MN 56301 (320) 253-4380 

FAX: (320) 240-9215; 

E-mail: info@communitygiving.org; Additional tel.: 

(877) 253-4380; Additional E-mail: 

slorenz@communitygiving.org; URL: http:// 

www.communitygiving.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Benton, Sherburne, 

and Stearns counties, MN. 


The Champlin Foundations 

300 Centerville Rd., Ste. 300S 

Warwick, RI 02886-0226 (401) 736-0370 

FAX: (401) 736-7248; URL: http:// 

www.champlinfoundations.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in RI. 


Mary K. Chapman Foundation 

6100 S. Yale Ave., Ste. 1816 

Tulsa, OK 74136-1928 (918) 496-7882 

FAX: (918) 496-7887; 

E-mail: grants@chapmantrusts.com; E-mail for 

Andrea Doyle: andie@chapmantrusts.com; 

URL: http://www.chapmantrusts.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Tulsa and northeastern 

OK. 



The Charina Endowment Fund, Inc. 

c/o Richard Menschel 

375 Park Ave., Ste. 1602 

New York, NY 10152-1600 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York. 

Chartwell Charitable Foundation 

1999 Ave. of the Stars, Ste. 3050 

Los Angeles, CA 90067-4613 (310) 556-7600 


Chase Foundation 

510 Texas Ave. 

Artesia, NM 88210-2041 (575) 746-4610 

E-mail: richardprice@chasefoundation.com; 

Additional e-mail: info@chasefoundation.com; 

Additional Contact: Ginny Bush, Assoc. Dir., 

e-mail: GinnyBush@chasefoundation.com; 

URL: http://www.chasefoundation.com 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southeastern NM; 

some giving also in west TX. 


The Chatlos Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 915048 

Longwood, FL 32791-5048 (407) 862-5077 

E-mail: info@chatlos.org; URL: http:// 

www.chatlos.org 


The Chicago Community Trust 

111 E. Wacker Dr., Ste. 1400 

Chicago, IL 60601-4501 (312) 616-8000 

FAX: (312) 616-7955; E-mail: info@cct.org; TDD: 

(312) 856-1703; Grant inquiries E-mail: 

grants@cct.org; URL: http://www.cct.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Cook County and the 

adjacent 5 counties of northeastern, IL. 


Chichester duPont Foundation, Inc. 

5720 Kennett Pike 

P.O. Box 3598 

Wilmington, DE 19807-1326 (302) 658-5244 

FAX: (302) 658-5091; 

E-mail: gfields@chichesterdupont.org; 

URL: http://www.chichesterdupont.org 


China Medical Board, Inc. 

2 Arrow St. 

Cambridge, MA 02138-5102 (617) 979-8000 

URL: http://www.chinamedicalboard.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to East and Southeast 

Asia, including the People’s Republic of China, 

Hong Kong, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, the 

Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand. 


The Chisholm Foundation 

544 Central Ave. 

P.O. Box 39442 

Laurel, MS 39440-3955 (601) 426-3378 

FAX: (601) 649-2264; 

E-mail: info@chisholmfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.chisholmfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MS, New York, NY, and 

WA. 

The Christensen Fund 

260 Townsend St., Ste. 600 

San Francisco, CA 94107 (415) 644-1600 

FAX: (415) 644-1601; 

E-mail: info@christensenfund.org; URL: http:// 

www.christensenfund.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Southwest (Four 

Corners region), northern Mexico (including the 

Colorado Plateau and Delta, the Pueblo and 

Hispanic communities of the Rio Arriba/Rio 

Grande, the Sonoran Desert on both sides of the 

Mexican-U.S. border and east of the Colorado 

River, and the Sierra Tarahumara Montane West), 

Central Asia (the mountains and associated 

valleys of northeastern Turkey, the Kyrgyz 

Republic, and Tajikistan), the Rift Valley 

(especially southwest Ethiopia and adjacent 

areas of northern Kenya) Northern Australia 

(especially Arhem Land, Far Northern 

Queensland, and the Kimberley and Torres Strait 

Islands), and Melanesia, (Papua New Giunea and 

Vanuatu). 

Christy-Houston Foundation, Inc. 

1296 Dow St. 

Murfreesboro, TN 37130-2413 

Limitations: Giving limited to Rutherford County, TN. 

The Greater Cincinnati Foundation 

200 W. 4th St. 

Cincinnati, OH 45202-2602 

E-mail: info@gcfdn.org; Grant application E-mail: 

penningtonk@gcfdn.org; URL: http:// 

www.gcfdn.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to southeastern IN, 

northern KY, and the greater Cincinnati, OH area. 


The Cinnabar Foundation 

P.O. Box 5282 

Whitefish, MT 59937 (406) 250-9810 

E-mail for Steve Thompson: 

steve@cinnabarfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.cinnabarfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to MT and the Yellowstone 

area. 


Circle of Service Foundation 

P.O. Box 8529 

Northfield, IL 60093-8529 

E-mail: info@cosfoundation.org; E-mail for Adam 

Leuhe: adam@cosfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.cosfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Cook and Lake 

counties, IL, with funding also in Chicago. 

Cisco Systems Foundation 

170 W. Tasman Dr. 

San Jose, CA 95134-1706 (408) 527-3040 

E-mail: ciscofoundation@cisco.com; URL: http:// 

www.cisco.com/go/foundation 


operations, with emphasis on San Jose, CA. 

Citi Foundation 

425 Park Ave., 2nd. Fl. 

New York, NY 10022-6211 

E-mail: citifoundation@citi.com; URL: http:// 

www.citifoundation.com 


basis in Algeria, Argentina, Australia, Bahamas, 

Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brazil, Brunei, 

Bulgaria, Cameroon, Canada, China, Colombia, 

Costa, Rica, Cote d’voire, Czech, Republic, 

Democratic, Rep, of, Congo, Denmark, 

Dominican, Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El, 

Salvador, Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, 

Greece, Guam, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong, 

Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, 

Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, 

Kenya, Korea, (South), Kuwait, Lebanon, 

Luxembourg, Malaysia, Morocco, Netherlands, 

New, Zealand, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Norway, 

Pakistan, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, 

Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Romania, Russia, 

Senegal, Singapore, Slovakia, South, Africa, 

Spain, Sri, Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, 

Tanzania, Thailand, Trinidad, &, Tobago, Tunisia, 

Turkey, Uganda, Ukraine, United, Arab, Emirates, 

United, Kingdom, Uruguay, Venezuela, Vietnam, 

and Zambia. 

Citizens Charitable Foundation 

53 State St., 8th Fl. 

Boston, MA 02109-2802 

URL: http://www.citizensbank.com/community/ 

default.aspx 


company operations, with emphasis on CT, DE, 

MA, ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, and VT. 

The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation 

415 Madison Ave., 10th Fl. 

New York, NY 10017-7949 (212) 551-9100 

FAX: (212) 421-9325; E-mail: info@emcf.org; 

Additional e-mail (for Albert Chung): 

achung@emcf.org; URL: http://www.emcf.org 



Robert Sterling Clark Foundation, Inc. 

135 E. 64th St. 

New York, NY 10065-7045 (212) 288-8900 

FAX: (212) 288-1033; E-mail: rscf@rsclark.org; 

URL: http://www.rsclark.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York State for the 

Public Institutions Program, giving nationally for 

reproductive rights; and globally to promote 

international arts and cultural engagement. 


The Clark Foundation 

1 Rockefeller Plz., 31st Fl. 

New York, NY 10020-2102 (212) 977-6900 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York City and 

Cooperstown, NY; scholarships restricted to 

students residing in the Cooperstown, NY, area. 

Clark-Winchcole Foundation 

3 Bethesda Metro Ctr., Ste. 550 

Bethesda, MD 20814-5358 (301) 654-3607 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Washington, DC, 

area. 

The Clayton Family Foundation 


Knoxville, TN 37902-2207 (865) 380-3301 

E-mail: CFF.mail@Clayton.org; E-mail for grant 

requests: Grant.Request@Clayton.org; 

URL: http://www.clayton.org 


operations, particularly where Clayton Banks and 

other family businesses are located in TN. 

The Cleveland Foundation 

1422 Euclid Ave., Ste. 1300 

Cleveland, OH 44115-2001 (216) 861-3810 

FAX: (216) 861-1729; E-mail: rrichard@clevefdn.org; 

TTY: (216) 861-3810; URL: http:// 

www.clevelandfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Cleveland, 

OH, area, with primary emphasis on Cleveland, 

Cuyahoga, Lake, and Geauga counties, unless 

specified by donor. 


The Clorox Company Foundation 

1221 Broadway 

Oakland, CA 94612-1888 (510) 836-3223 

E-mail: cloroxfndt@eastbaycf.org; Mailing address: c/ 

o East Bay Community Foundation, De Domenico 



Bldg., 200 Frank Ogawa Plz., Oakland, CA 94612; 

URL: http://www.thecloroxcompany.com/ 

community/index.html 


operations, with emphasis on the Oakland, CA, 

area; giving on a national and international basis 

for disaster relief. 


The Clowes Fund, Inc. 

320 N. Meridian St., Ste. 316 


FAX: (317) 833-0145; E-mail: staff@clowesfund.org; 

Additional tel.: (800) 943-7209; Additional fax: 

(800) 943-7286; URL: http:// 

www.clowesfund.org 

Limitations: Giving in the greater Indianapolis, IN, 

area, defined as Marion County and the seven 

contiguous counties (for social services and 

education); Seattle, WA (for the arts and art 

education); and in the greater Boston, MA, area 

and parts of northern New England (for social 

services, education and art education). 

Coastal Community Foundation of South 

Carolina 

90 Mary St. 

Charleston, SC 29403-6230 (843) 723-3635 

FAX: (843) 577-3671; 

E-mail: info@coastalcommunityfoundation.org; 

Grant application e-mail: 

edie@coastalcommunityfoundation.org; 

URL: http:// 

www.coastalcommunityfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving in eight coastal counties of SC: 

Beaufort, Berkeley, Charleston, Colleton, 

Dorchester, Georgetown, Hampton and Jasper. 

Naomi and Nehemiah Cohen Foundation 

P.O. Box 30100 


FAX: (301) 652-2260; E-mail: info@nncf.net; 

URL: http://www.nncf.net 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC, and 

Israel. 

Sam L. Cohen Foundation 

50 Foden Rd., Ste. 5 

Portland, ME 04106-1718 (207) 871-5600 

FAX: (207) 871-9043; 

E-mail: nbrain@samlcohenfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.samlcohenfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in York and Cumberland 

counties in southern ME. 

Steven A. and Alexandra M. Cohen Foundation 

c/o Stephen Canna, SAC Capital Advisors 

72 Cummings Point Rd. 

Stamford, CT 06902-7912 (203) 890-2302 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CT, NY, and RI. 

The Collins Foundation 

1618 S.W. 1st Ave., Ste. 505 

Portland, OR 97201-5706 (503) 227-7171 

FAX: (503) 295-3794; 

E-mail: information@collinsfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.collinsfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to OR, with emphasis on 

Portland. 


The Colorado Trust 

1600 Sherman St. 

Denver, CO 80203-1604 (303) 837-1200 

FAX: (303) 839-9034; 

E-mail: questions@coloradotrust.org; Toll free 

tel.: (888) 847-9140; Additional e-mail: (for 

Christie McElhinney): Christie@coloradotrust.org; 

e-mail: (for Bridget Monahan): 

Bridget@coloradotrust.org; URL: http:// 

www.coloradotrust.org 



The Columbus Foundation and Affiliated 

Organizations 

1234 E. Broad St. 

Columbus, OH 43205-1453 (614) 251-4000 

FAX: (614) 251-4009; 

E-mail: tcfinfo@columbusfoundation.org; 


rbiddisc@columbusfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.columbusfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to central OH. 


The Comcast Foundation 

1 Comcast Ctr., 48th Fl. 


E-mail for Leaders and Achievers Scholarships: 

comcast@applyists.com; URL: http:// 

www.comcast.com/corporate/about/ 

inthecommunity/foundation/ 

comcastfoundation.html 


company operations, with emphasis on CA, MA, 

and PA. 

The Commonwealth Fund 

1 E. 75th St. 

New York, NY 10021-2692 

FAX: (212) 606-3500; E-mail: info@cmwf.org; E-mail 

for questions from grant applicants: 

grants@cmwf.org; URL: http:// 

www.commonwealthfund.org 



Communities Foundation of Oklahoma 

2932 N.W. 122nd St., Ste. D 

Oklahoma City, OK 73120-1955 (405) 488-1450 

FAX: (405) 755-0938; E-mail: sgraves@cfok.org; 


www.cfok.org 



Communities Foundation of Texas, Inc. 

5500 Caruth Haven Ln. 

Dallas, TX 75225-8146 (214) 750-4222 

FAX: (214) 750-4210; E-mail: info@cftexas.org; Grant 

inquiry e-mail: grants@cftexas.org; Scholarship 

inquiry e-mail: scholarships@cftexas.org; 

URL: http://www.cftexas.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Dallas, TX, area (for 

grants from unrestricted funds). 


The Community Foundation, Inc. 

245 Riverside Ave., Ste. 310 

Jacksonville, FL 32202 (904) 356-4483 

FAX: (904) 356-7910; E-mail: info@jaxcf.org; Grant 

application E-mail: applications@jaxcf.org; 

URL: http://www.jaxcf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northeastern FL, 

including Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau and St. 

Johns counties. 


The Community Foundation for Greater 

Atlanta 

50 Hurt Plz., Ste. 449 

Atlanta, GA 30303-2915 (404) 688-5525 

FAX: (404) 688-3060; 

E-mail: info@cfgreateratlanta.org; Scholarship 

information e-mail: 

scholarships@cfgreateratlanta.org; URL: http:// 

www.cfgreateratlanta.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the 23-county 

metropolitan area of Atlanta, GA. 


The Community Foundation for Greater New 

Haven 

70 Audubon St. 

New Haven, CT 06510-9755 (203) 777-2386 

FAX: (203) 787-6584; E-mail: contactus@cfgnh.org; 

URL: http://www.cfgnh.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in greater New Haven, CT, 

and the lower Naugatuck River Valley. 


Community Foundation for Southeast 

Michigan 

333 W. Fort St., Ste. 2010 

Detroit, MI 48226-3134 (313) 961-6675 

FAX: (313) 961-2886; E-mail: cfsem@cfsem.org; 

URL: http://www.cfsem.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Livingston, Macomb, 

Monroe, Oakland, St. Clair, Washtenaw, and 

Wayne counties, MI. 


The Community Foundation for the National 

Capital Region 

1201 15th St. N.W., Ste. 420 

Washington, DC 20005-2842 (202) 955-5890 

FAX: (202) 955-8084; E-mail: tfreeman@cfncr.org; 

Tel. for grant applications: (202) 955-5890, ext. 

119; E-mail for grant applications: 

tjarmon@cfncr.org; URL: http:// 

www.thecommunityfoundation.org 


Prince George’s and Montgomery counties, MD, 

and northern VA. 


Community Foundation of Abilene 

500 Chestnut, Ste. 1634 

P.O. Box 1001 

Abilene, TX 79602-1434 (325) 676-3883 

FAX: (325) 676-4206; E-mail: cfa@cfabilene.com; 

Grant application e-mail: cvletas@cfabilene.com; 

URL: http://www.cfabilene.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Abilene, TX, area. 


Community Foundation of Broward 

1401 E. Broward Blvd., Ste. 100 

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301-2116 (954) 761-9503 

FAX: (954) 761-7102; E-mail: lcarter@cfbroward.org; 

Tel. for Sheri Brown: (954) 761-9503, ext. 103; 

Grant application E-mail: sbrown@cfbroward.org; 

URL: http://www.cfbroward.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Broward County, FL. 


Community Foundation of Collier County 

c/o Mary George 

2400 Tamiami Trail N., Ste. 300 

Naples, FL 34103-4435 (239) 649-5000 

FAX: (239) 649-5337; Additional E-mail: 

mbarrett@cfcollier.org; URL: http:// 

www.cfcollier.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Collier County, FL. 




The Community Foundation of Frederick 

County, MD, Inc. 

312 E. Church St. 

Frederick, MD 21701-5611 (301) 695-7660 

FAX: (301) 695-7775; E-mail: info@cffredco.org; 

Additional E-mail: donor.services@cffredco.org; 

URL: http://www.cffredco.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Frederick County, MD. 


Community Foundation of Gaston County, Inc. 

P.O. Box 123 

Gastonia, NC 28053-0123 (704) 864-0927 

FAX: (704) 869-0222; E-mail: info@cfgaston.org; 

Additional E-mail: esumner@cfgaston.org; 

URL: http://www.cfgaston.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Gaston County, NC. 


Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham 

2100 First Ave. N., Ste. 700 

Birmingham, AL 35203-4223 (205) 327-3800 

FAX: (205) 328-6576; 

E-mail: info@foundationbirmingham.org; Grant 

inquiry tel.: (205) 327-3812; Grant inquiry E-mail: 

jmccrary@foundationbirmingham.org; 

URL: http://www.foundationbirmingham.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Blount, Jefferson, 

Shelby, St. Clair, and Walker counties, AL. 


Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne, 

Inc. 

555 E. Wayne St. 

Fort Wayne, IN 46802-2013 (260) 426-4083 

FAX: (260) 424-0114; E-mail: info@cfgfw.org; 

Additional E-mail: dbennett@cfgfw.org; Grant 

application tel.: (260) 426-4083, ext. 318 and 

E-mail: cmeek@cfgfw.org; URL: http:// 

www.cfgfw.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Fort Wayne and 

Allen County, IN, areas. 


Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, 

Inc. 

Foundation Place 

330 S. Greene St., Ste. 100 

Greensboro, NC 27401-2659 (336) 379-9100 

FAX: (336) 378-0725; E-mail: info@cfgg.org; Grant 

application e-mail: grants@cfgg.org; URL: http:// 

www.cfgg.org 


Greensboro, NC, area. 


The Community Foundation of Greater 

Lakeland, Inc. 

1501 S. Florida Ave. 

Lakeland, FL 33803-2258 (863) 683-3131 

FAX: (863) 683-5909; E-mail: info@cfgl.org; 

Additional e-mail: jfitzwater@cfgl.org; 

URL: http://www.cfgl.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Lakeland, 

FL, area. 

Community Foundation of Greater Memphis 

1900 Union Ave. 

Memphis, TN 38104-4029 (901) 728-4600 

FAX: (901) 722-0010; E-mail: rfockler@cfgm.org; Tel. 

for scholarships: (901) 722-0054; E-mail for 

grants and scholarships: mwolowicz@cfgm.org; 

URL: http://www.cfgm.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Crittenden County, AR, 

DeSoto, Marshall, Tate, and Tunica counties, 

MS, and Fayette, Shelby, and Tipton counties, 

TN. 


Community Foundation of Jackson Hole 

255 E. Simpson St. 

P.O. Box 574 

Jackson, WY 83001-0574 (307) 739-1026 

FAX: (307) 734-2841; 

E-mail: info@cfjacksonhole.org; Grant application 

E-mail: psather@cfjacksonhole.org; URL: http:// 

www.cfjacksonhole.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Teton County, WY 

through discretionary funds; no geographic 

limitations through donor-advised funds. 


Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, 

Inc. 

3833 Cleghorn Ave., No. 400 

Nashville, TN 37215-2519 (615) 321-4939 

FAX: (615) 327-2746; E-mail: mail@cfmt.org; 


www.cfmt.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to serving the 40 counties 

comprising the middle TN area. 


Community Foundation of New Jersey 

35 Knox Hill Rd. 

P.O. Box 338 

Morristown, NJ 07963-0338 (973) 267-5533 

FAX: (973) 267-2903; E-mail: info@cfnj.org; 

Additional Tel: (800) 659-5533; Additional 

E-mail: hdekker@cfnj.org; URL: http:// 

www.cfnj.org 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis for the benefit 

of NJ. 


Community Foundation of North Texas 

306 W. 7th St., Ste. 850 

Fort Worth, TX 76102 (817) 877-0702 

FAX: (817) 877-1215; E-mail: nancyjones@cfntx.org; 

Additional e-mail: vandrews@cfntx.org; 

URL: http://www.cfntx.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Tarrant County, TX for 

discretionary grants. 


The Community Foundation of Sarasota 

County, Inc. 

P.O. Box 49587 

Sarasota, FL 34230-6587 (941) 955-3000 

FAX: (941) 952-1951; E-mail: info@cfsarasota.org; 

Office address: 2635 Fruitville Rd., Sarasota, FL 

34237; URL: http://www.cfsarasota.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Sarasota County, FL, 

and surrounding communities. 


Community Foundation of St. Joseph County 

205 W. Jefferson Blvd., Ste. 610 

P.O. Box 837 

South Bend, IN 46624-0837 (574) 232-0041 

FAX: (574) 233-1906; E-mail: info@cfsjc.org; 

Additional e-mail: angela@cfsjc.org; Grant 

application e-mail: grants@cfsjc.org; URL: http:// 

www.cfsjc.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to St. Joseph County, IN. 

Community Foundation of the Chattahoochee 

Valley 

1340 13th St. 

Columbus, GA 31901-2345 (706) 320-0027 

FAX: (706) 320-9331; E-mail: info@cfcv.com; 

Additional E-mail: bcovington@cfcv.com; 

URL: http://www.cfcv.com 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Chattahoochee 

Valley Region in west central GA and east central 

AL. 

Community Foundation of the Ozarks 

425 E. Trafficway 

Springfield, MO 65806-1121 (417) 864-6199 

FAX: (417) 864-8344; E-mail: bdierks@cfozarks.org; 


www.cfozarks.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to southern MO. 


Community Foundation of Western Nevada 

1885 S. Arlington Ave., Ste. 103 

Reno, NV 89509-3370 (775) 333-5499 

FAX: (775) 333-5487; E-mail: info@cfwnv.org; 

Additional E-mail: mstewart@cfwnv.org; 

URL: http://www.cfwnv.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Carson City, Reno, 

Sparks, and rural western NV. 


The Community Foundation of Western North 

Carolina, Inc. 

The BB&T Bldg., Ste. 1600 

1 W. Pack Sq., P.O. Box 1888 

Asheville, NC 28802-1888 (828) 254-4960 

FAX: (828) 251-2258; E-mail: dollar@cfwnc.org; 

URL: http://www.cfwnc.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Avery, Buncombe, 

Burke, Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Haywood, 

Henderson, Jackson, Macon, Madison, 

McDowell, Mitchell, Polk, Rutherford, Swain, 

Transylvania, and Yancey counties, NC. 


Connelly Foundation 

100 Front St. 

1 Tower Bridge, Ste. 1450 

West Conshohocken, PA 19428 (610) 834-3222 

FAX: (610) 834-0866; E-mail: info@connellyfdn.org; 

URL: http://www.connellyfdn.org 

Limitations: Giving in Philadelphia, and surrounding 

counties of Bucks, Chester, Delaware and 

Montgomery, PA, and in Camden, NJ. 

Cooper Foundation 

870 Wells Fargo Ctr. 

1248 O St. 

Lincoln, NE 68508-1493 (402) 476-7571 

FAX: (402) 476-2356; 

E-mail: info@cooperfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.cooperfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving limited to NE, with emphasis on 

Lincoln and Lancaster County. 

Adolph Coors Foundation 

4100 E. Mississippi Ave., Ste. 1850 

Denver, CO 80246-3074 (303) 388-1636 

FAX: (303) 388-1684; 

E-mail: generalinfo@acoorsfnd.org; URL: http:// 

www.coorsfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CO. 


The Cord Foundation 

418 Flint St. 

Reno, NV 89501-2008 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northern NV and the 

rural counties of NV. 

S. H. Cowell Foundation 

100 Montgomery St., Ste. 2570 


FAX: (415) 986-6786; URL: http://www.shcowell.org 



Limitations: Giving limited to Northern and Central 

California. 

Jessie B. Cox Charitable Trust 

c/o Grants Management Assocs. 

77 Summer St., 8th Fl. 

Boston, MA 02110-1006 (617) 426-7080 

FAX: (617) 426-7087; 

E-mail: jbcoxtrust@grantsmanagement.com; 

URL: http://www.jbcoxtrust.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New England. 


Arie and Ida Crown Memorial 

222 N. LaSalle St., Ste. 2000 

Chicago, IL 60601-1109 (312) 750-6671 

FAX: (312) 984-1499; 

E-mail: aicm@crown-chicago.com; URL: http:// 

www.crownmemorial.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in metropolitan Chicago, 

IL, with some giving in NY. 

Crystal Trust 

P.O. Box 39 

Montchanin, DE 19710-0039 (302) 651-0533 

Limitations: Giving primarily in DE, with emphasis on 

Wilmington. 

The Cullen Foundation 

601 Jefferson St., 40th Fl. 

Houston, TX 77002-7900 (713) 651-8837 

E-mail for Alan M. Stewart: astewart@cullenfdn.org; 

e-mail for Sue A. 

Alexander: salexander@cullenfdn.org; 

URL: http://www.cullenfdn.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to TX, with emphasis on 

Houston. 

The Nathan Cummings Foundation 

475 10th Ave., 14th Fl. 

New York, NY 10018-9715 (212) 787-7300 

FAX: (212) 787-7377; 

E-mail: contact@nathancummings.org; 

URL: http://www.nathancummings.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the U.S. 


The Cummins Foundation 

500 Jackson St., M.C. 60633 

Columbus, IN 47201-6258 (812) 377-3114 

FAX: (812) 377-7897; 

E-mail: Cummins.Foundation@cummins.com; 


www.cummins.com/cmi/navigationAction.do? 

nodeId=1003&siteId=1&nodeName=Corporate 

+Responsibility&menuId=1003 


operations, with emphasis on Lake Mills, IA, the 

Columbus and Seymour, IN, areas, Fridley, MN, 

Jamestown, NY, Rocky Mount, NC, Findlay, OH, 

Charleston, SC, Cookeville, Memphis, and 

Nashville, TN, El Paso, TX, Stoughton, WI and in 

Brazil, China, India, Mexico, and South Africa; 


Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 1157 

Boise, ID 83701-1157 

E-mail: lmcf_idaho@msn.com; URL: http:// 

www.lauramoorecunningham.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to ID. 

CVS Caremark Charitable Trust, Inc. 

1 CVS Dr. 

Woonsocket, RI 02895-6146 (401) 770-4561 

Additional contact: Jennifer Veilleux, 

e-mail: jhveilleux@cvs.com; URL: http:// 

www.cvscaremark.com/community/our-impact/ 

charitable-trust 


company operations including Puerto Rico. 

Dalio Family Foundation, Inc. 

1 Glendinning Pl. 

Westport, CT 06880-1242 (203) 291-5130 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CT, MA, NY, and 

Washington DC, with some giving in FL and NC. 

The Dallas Foundation 

900 Jackson St., Ste. 705 

Dallas, TX 75202-4454 (214) 741-9898 

FAX: (214) 741-9848; 

E-mail: info@dallasfoundation.org; Additional 

e-mail: mjalonick@dallasfoundation.org; Grant 

request e-mail: lsmith@dallasfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.dallasfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily to the City and County of 

Dallas, TX. 


The Charles A. Dana Foundation, Inc. 

505 5th Ave., 6th Fl. 

New York, NY 10017-4921 

FAX: (212) 317-8721; E-mail: danainfo@dana.org; 

E-mail for grants inquires: grantsinfo@dana.org; 

URL: http://www.dana.org 



The Daniel Foundation of Alabama 

510 Office Park Dr., Ste. 210 

Birmingham, AL 35223 (205) 874-3523 

FAX: (205) 874-3526; E-mail: info@df-al.com; E-mail 

for Maria S. Kennedy: mkennedy@df-al.com. 

E-mail for guidelines requests: 

guidelines@df-al.com; URL: http:// 

danielfoundationofalabama.com/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AL. 


Daniels Fund 

101 Monroe St. 

Denver, CO 80206-4467 (303) 393-7220 

FAX: (720) 941-4110; E-mail: info@danielsfund.org; 

Toll free tel.: (877) 791- 4726; Additional e-mails 

for general contact: grantsinfo@danielsfund.org; 

For B. Danbom: bdanbom@danielsfund.org; For 

P. Droege: pdroege@danielsfund.org; 

URL: http://www.danielsfund.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CO, with emphasis on 

Denver; funding also in NM, WY and UT with a 

limited basis nationally. 


Davee Foundation 

c/o Chas Stern - Wildman, Harrold, Allen 

225 W. Wacker Dr., Ste. 3000 

Chicago, IL 60606-1229 

Limitations: Giving primarily in IL, with emphasis on 

Chicago. 

The Daywood Foundation, Inc. 

707 Virginia St. E., Ste. 1600 

Charleston, WV 25301-2723 (304) 345-8900 

Application address: c/o William W. Booker, 

Secy.-Treas., 1500 Chase Tower, Charleston, WV 

25301, tel.: (304) 343-4841 

Limitations: Giving limited to Barbour, Greenbrier and 

Kanawha counties, WV. 

Dekko Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 548 

Kendallville, IN 46755-0548 (260) 347-1278 

FAX: (260) 347-7103; 

E-mail: dekko@dekkofoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.dekkofoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Limestone County, AL, 

Collier County, FL, DeKalb, LaGrange, Kosciusko, 

Noble, Steuben and Whitley counties, IN, Clarke, 

Decatur, Lucas, Ringgold and Union counties, IA 

and the Ada community, MN. 


The Michael and Susan Dell Foundation 

P.O. Box 163867 

Austin, TX 78716-3867 

E-mail: info@msdf.org; URL: http://www.msdf.org/ 

Limitations: Giving on a local (central TX) , regional, 

national and international basis (international 

emphasis is on India). 

The Denver Foundation 

55 Madison St., 8th Fl. 

Denver, CO 80206 (303) 300-1790 

FAX: (303) 300-6547; 

E-mail: information@denverfoundation.org; Grant 

application E-mail: 

binama@denverfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.denverfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Adams, Arapahoe, 

Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, and 

Jefferson counties, CO. 


Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation 

60 Wall St., NYC60-2112 

New York, NY 10005-2858 (212) 250-0539 

FAX: (212) 797-2255; URL: http://www.db.com/us/ 

content/en/1066.html 


company operations with emphasis on NY, 

Canada, and Latin America. 

Dick & Betsy DeVos Foundation 

P.O. Box 230257 

Grand Rapids, MI 49523-0257 (616) 643-4700 

FAX (for Ginny Vander Hart): (616) 774-0116; E-mail 

(for Ginny Vander Hart): virginiav@rdvcorp.com 

Limitations: Giving primarily in west MI. 

Douglas & Maria DeVos Foundation 

P.O. Box 230257 


FAX: (616) 774-0116; 

E-mail: info@dmdevosfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.dmdevosfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in western MI, with a 

significant focus on the Grand Rapids area. 

The Richard and Helen DeVos Foundation 

P.O. Box 230257 


FAX: (616) 774-0116; E-mail: virginiav@rdvcorp.com; 

Application address: 126 Ottawa Ave., N.W., Ste. 

500, Grand Rapids, MI 49503 

Limitations: Giving primarily in central FL and western 

MI. 

Irene Diamond Fund 

800 3rd Ave., Ste. 2700 

New York, NY 10022-7604 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NY. 

Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Inc. 

14 Maple Ave. 

P.O. Box 1239 

Morristown, NJ 07962-1239 (973) 540-8442 

FAX: (973) 540-1211; E-mail: info@grdodge.org; 

URL: http://www.grdodge.org 



Limitations: Giving primarily in NJ, with support for the 

arts limited to NJ, and support for other local 

projects limited to the Morristown area; some 

giving to national organizations for projects in NJ. 

Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation 

707 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 4960 


FAX: (213) 488-1544; 

E-mail: doheny@dohenyfoundation.org; 

Additional e-mail: peggy@dohenyfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.dohenyfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Los Angeles, CA, 

area. 


Dominion Foundation 

501 Martindale St., Ste. 500 

Pittsburgh, PA 15212-5835 (412) 237-2973 

FAX: (412) 690-7608; Tel. for Dominion Educational 

Partnership: (800) 730-7217, E-mail: 

educational_grants@dom.com; Additional 

address: 701 E. Cary St., Richmond, VA 23219; 

URL: http://www.dom.com/about/community/ 

charitable-giving-and-the-dominion-foundation.jsp 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CT, Christian, 

Sangamon, and Will County, IL, Lake County, IN, 

MD, MA, NY, Beaufort, Bertie, Camden, Chowan, 

Currituck, Dare, Edgecomb, Gates, Granville, 

Halifax, Hertford, Hyde, Martin, Nash, 

Northampton, Pasquotank, Perquimans, Pitt, 

Roanoke, Tyrell, Warren, Washington, and 

Weldon, NC, Allen, Ashland, Ashtabula, Auglaize, 

Belmont, Carroll, Columbiana, Cuyahoga, 

Geauga, Guernsey, Hardin, Holmes, Knox, Lake, 

Mahoning, Medina, Mercer, Monroe, Muskingum, 

Noble, Paulding, Portage, Putman, Shelby, Stark, 

Summit, Trumbull, Tuscarawas, Van Wert, 

Washington, Wayne, and Wood County, OH, 

Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Blair, Bucks, 

Butler, Cambria, Cameron, Clarion, Clearfield, 

Clinton, Crawford, Elk, Fayette, Franklin, Greene, 

Indiana, Jefferson, Juniata, Lawrence, Mercer, 

McKean, Potter, Somerset, Tioga, Venango, 

Washington, and Westmoreland County, PA, RI, 

VA, WV, and WI. 

Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation 

35 E. Wacker Dr., Ste. 2600 

Chicago, IL 60601-2102 (312) 977-2700 

FAX: (312) 977-1686; E-mail: gddf@gddf.org; 

URL: http://www.gddf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Chicago, IL, area 

and in the Lowcountry area of SC. 


Dorrance Family Foundation 

7600 E. Doubletree Ranch Rd., Ste. 300 

Scottsdale, AZ 85258-2137 (480) 367-7000 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AZ. 

The Dow Chemical Company Foundation 

2030 Dow Ctr. 

Midland, MI 48674-0001 

FAX: (989) 636-3518; E-mail: bomiller@dow.com; 

URL: http://www.dow.com/about/sponsorship/ 


basis primarily in areas of company operations. 

The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation 

1018 W. Main St. 

Midland, MI 48640-4292 (989) 631-3699 

FAX: (989) 631-0675; 

E-mail: info@hhdowfoundation.org; Grant 

application e-mail: grants@hhdowfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.hhdowfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to MI, with emphasis on 

Midland County. 


Doris Duke Charitable Foundation 

650 5th Ave., 19th Fl. 

New York, NY 10019-6108 (212) 974-7000 

FAX: (212) 974-7590; URL: http://www.ddcf.org 


The Duke Endowment 

100 N. Tryon St., Ste. 3500 

Charlotte, NC 28202-4012 (704) 376-0291 

FAX: (704) 376-9336; E-mail: infotde@tde.org; E-mail 

for Charity L. Perkins, Dir., Comms.: 

cperkins@tde.org; URL: http:// 

www.dukeendowment.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to NC and SC. 


John S. Dunn Research Foundation 

3355 W. Alabama St., Ste. 720 

Houston, TX 77098-1718 (713) 626-0368 


Jessie Ball duPont Fund 

1 Independent Dr., Ste. 1400 

Jacksonville, FL 32202-5011 (800) 252-3452 

FAX: (904) 353-3870; 

E-mail: contactus@dupontfund.org; Additional 

tel.: (904) 353-0890; Additional e-mails: 

smagill@dupontfund.org (for Sherry P. Magill), 

sdouglass@dupontfund.org (for Sally Douglass), 

and ekingjr.@dupontfund.org (for Edward King); 

URL: http://www.dupontfund.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the South, especially 

DE, FL, and VA. 


Dyson Foundation 

25 Halcyon Rd. 

Millbrook, NY 12545-6137 (845) 677-0644 

FAX: (845) 677-0650; E-mail: info@dyson.org; 

URL: http://www.dysonfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Dutchess County, NY, 

and organizations providing services in Dutchess 

County; limited grants to other Mid-Hudson Valley 

counties (Columbia, Greene, Orange, Putnam 

and Ulster counties). National and other grants 

on a solicited basis. 


Earhart Foundation 

2200 Green Rd., Ste. H 

Ann Arbor, MI 48105-1569 (734) 761-8592 



The East Bay Community Foundation 

DeDomenico Bldg. 

200 Frank H. Ogawa Plz. 

Oakland, CA 94612-2005 (510) 836-3223 

FAX: (510) 836-3287; E-mail: info@eastbaycf.org; 

Grantmaking e-mails: program@eastbaycf.org 

and communityinvestment@eastbaycf.org; 

URL: http://www.ebcf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Alameda and Contra 

Costa counties, CA. 


George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Foundation 

79 S. Main St., 14th Fl. 

Salt Lake City, UT 84111 (801) 246-5340 

FAX: (801) 350-3510; E-mail: gseg@gseccles.org; 

URL: http://www.gsecclesfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the intermountain 

area, particularly UT. 

Ecolab Foundation 

370 Wabasha St. N. 

St. Paul, MN 55102-1323 (651) 293-2923 

FAX: (651) 225-3193; 

E-mail: ecolabfoundation@ecolab.com; 


www.ecolab.com/CompanyProfile/Foundation/ 

default.asp 


operations in City of Industry and San Jose, CA, 

McDonough, GA, Elk Grove Village and Joliet, IL, 

Huntington, IN, Greensboro, NC, Grand Forks, 

ND, Hebron, OH, Garland, TX, Beloit, WI, and 

Martinsburg, WV, with emphasis on St. Paul, MN. 

Eden Hall Foundation 

600 Grant St., Ste. 3232 

Pittsburgh, PA 15219-2713 (412) 642-6697 

FAX: (412) 642-6698; URL: http:// 

www.edenhallfdn.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to southwestern PA. 

The Educational Foundation of America 

35 Church Ln. 

Westport, CT 06880-3515 

FAX: (203) 227-0424; URL: http://www.efaw.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S. 


O. P. and W. E. Edwards Foundation, Inc. 

c/o Jo Ann Eder 

P.O. Box 2445 

Red Lodge, MT 59068-2445 (406) 446-1077 

FAX: (406) 446-1363; 

E-mail: info@opweedwards.org; E-mail for specific 

grant questions: amoore@opweedwards.org; 

URL: http://opweedwards.org 


El Pomar Foundation 

10 Lake Cir. 

Colorado Springs, CO 80906-4201 

(719) 633-7733 


554-7711; URL: http://www.elpomar.org 



The Ellison Medical Foundation 

4710 Bethesda Ave., Ste. 204 


FAX: (301) 657-1828; 

E-mail: rsprott@ellisonfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.ellisonfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to U.S. institutions only. 

Emerson Charitable Trust 

8000 W. Florissant Ave. 

P.O. Box 4100 

St. Louis, MO 63136-8506 (314) 553-2000 

FAX: (314) 553-1605; URL: http:// 

www.emerson.com/en-US/about_emerson/ 

company_overview/pages/ 

emerson_charitable_trust.aspx 


operations. 

The Charles Engelhard Foundation 

Olympic Twrs. 


New York, NY 10022-5910 

FAX: (212) 935-2434; 

E-mail: mary@engelhardhanovia.com 


Engelsma Family Foundation 

401 E. 8th St., Ste. 319 



Sioux Falls, SD 57103-7031 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MN. 

Entergy Charitable Foundation 

639 Loyola Ave. 

New Orleans, LA 70113-3125 (504) 576-6980 

E-mail: grants@entergy.com; Additional address: P.O. 

Box 61000, New Orleans, LA 70161, tel.: (504) 

576-2674; URL: http://www.entergy.com/ 

our_community/ECF_grant_guidelines.aspx 


operations in AR, LA, MA, MS, NH, NY, TX, and 

VT, with emphasis on New Orleans. 

Enterprise Holdings Foundation 

600 Corporate Park Dr. 

St. Louis, MO 63105-4204 (314) 512-5000 

FAX: (314) 512-4754; E-mail: foundation@ehi.com; 

URL: http://www.enterpriseholdings.com/ 

sustainability/enterprise-holdings-foundation/ 


company operations, with emphasis on CA, MO, 

NE, TX, Canada, and the United Kingdom. 

Ethics & Excellence in Journalism Foundation 



FAX: (405) 604-0297; 

E-mail: nancy.hodgkinson@journalismfoundation 

.org; URL: http://www.journalismfoundation.org 


emphasis on OK. 

The Charles Evans Foundation 

116 Village Blvd., Ste. 200 

Princeton, NJ 08540-5700 (609) 951-2208 


ExxonMobil Foundation 

5959 Las Colinas Blvd. 

Irving, TX 75039-2298 

URL: http://www.exxonmobil.com/Corporate/ 

community_foundation.aspx 

Limitations: Giving on national and international 

basis, primarily in areas of company operations 

in Baldwin and Mobile counties, AL, Anchorage, 

Fairbanks, and North Slope, AK, Santa Barbara 

County and Torrance, CA, Cortez and Rio Blanco 

County, CO, Washington, DC, LaGrange, GA, 

Joliet, IL, Kingman and Stevens County, KS, 

Baton Rouge, Chalmette, and Grand Isle, LA, 

Billings, MT, Clinton and Paulsboro, NJ, 

Rochester, NY, Akron, OH, Shawnee and Texas 

County, OK, Baytown, Beaumont, Dallas, Fort 

Worth, Houston, Midland, Odessa, and Tyler, TX, 

San Juan County, UT, Fairfax County and northern 

VA, and Lincoln, Sublette, and Sweetwater 

counties, WY; giving also to national and 

international organizations. 


Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc. 

9292 N. Meridian St., Ste. 304 


FAX: (317) 844-0167; E-mail (for Betsy Bikoff): 

bikoff@rmff.org; URL: http://www.rmff.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in greater Indianapolis, 

IN. 

The Sherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc. 

5454 Wisconsin Ave., Ste. 1205 

Chevy Chase, MD 20815-6934 (301) 913-5990 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, Boston, MA, NH, 

New York, NY and Washington, DC. 

Fairfield County Community Foundation, Inc. 

383 Main Ave. 

Norwalk, CT 06851-1543 (203) 750-3200 

FAX: (203) 750-3232; 

E-mail: info@fccfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.fccfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Fairfield County, CT, 

area from discretionary funds; giving throughout 

the U.S. from grants made from Donor-Advised 

funds. 


Fargo-Moorhead Area Foundation 

502 1st Ave. N., Ste. 202 

Fargo, ND 58102-4804 (701) 234-0756 

FAX: (701) 234-9724; 

E-mail: cher@areafoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.areafoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Clay County, MN, and 

Cass County, ND. 


The William Stamps Farish Fund 

1100 Louisiana, Ste. 2200 

Houston, TX 77002-5245 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Houston, TX. 

Samuel S. Fels Fund 

1616 Walnut St., Ste. 800 


FAX: (215) 731-9457; URL: http://www.samfels.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the City of Philadelphia, 

PA. 


Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation, Inc. 

2 Towne Sq., Ste. 920 

Southfield, MI 48075-3761 (248) 415-1444 

FAX: (248) 415-1453; E-mail: info@mmfisher.org; 

Additional e-mail: (for Douglas B. Stewart) 

dstewart@mmfisher.org; (for Julie M. Howe) 

jhowe@mmfisher.org; URL: http:// 

www.mmfisher.org 


on MI, OH, and NY. 

The Lee and Juliet Folger Fund 

c/o Anne L. Stone & Assocs., LLC 

6862 Elm St., Ste. 740 

McLean, VA 22101-3862 (703) 847-1350 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC, MA 

and MD. 


The Ford Family Foundation 

1600 N.W. Stewart Pkwy. 

Roseburg, OR 97471-1957 (541) 957-5574 

FAX: (541) 957-5720; E-mail: info@tfff.org; 

URL: http://www.tfff.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in rural OR, with special 

interest in Douglas and Coos counties; giving 

also in Siskiyou County, CA, or for populations 

less than 30,000 not adjacent to or part of an 

urban area. 

Ford Foundation 

320 E. 43rd St. 

New York, NY 10017-4801 (212) 573-5000 

FAX: (212) 351-3677; 

E-mail: office-secretary@fordfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.fordfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving in the United States, Africa, the 

Middle East, Asia, Latin America and the 

Caribbean, and also on a global basis, with a 

focus on nine core issues. 


Foundation for Child Development 


New York, NY 10017-6304 (212) 867-5777 

FAX: (212) 867-5844; E-mail: info@fcd-us.org; 

URL: http://www.fcd-us.org 



Foundation for the Mid South 

134 E. Amite St. 

Jackson, MS 39201-2101 (601) 355-8167 

FAX: (601) 355-6499; 

E-mail: ccrothers@fndmidsouth.org; Grant Inquiry 

Form e-mail: concept@fndmidsouth.org; Grant 

inquiry e-mail: bdellis@fndmidsouth.org; 

URL: http://www.fndmidsouth.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to AR, LA, and MS. 


Foundation to Promote Open Society 

400 W. 59th St., 4th Fl. 

New York, NY 10019-8023 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC and 

Albany and New York, NY. 

The Francis Family Foundation 

800 W. 47th St., Ste. 717 

Kansas City, MO 64112-1249 (816) 531-0077 

FAX: (816) 531-8810; 

E-mail: info@francisfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.francisfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving limited to a 60-mile radius of 

Kansas City, MO, for educational and arts and 

cultural institutions, and to the U.S. and Canada 

for pulmonary fellowships. 

Sidney E. Frank Foundation 

50 California St., Ste. 3165 


FAX: (415) 543-0753; E-mail for Rae Richman: 

rrichman@rockpa.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the San Francisco Bay 

Area and San Diego, CA, HI, and New York City. 

Freeman Foundation 

c/o Rockefeller Trust Company, N.A. 

10 Rockefeller Plz., 3rd Fl. 

New York, NY 10020 (212) 549-5270 

Application address: 499 Taber Hill Rd., Stowe, VT 

05672 

Limitations: Giving primarily in VT for conservation and 

environment grants; Asian studies grants are 

awarded nationally. 


Frey Foundation 

40 Pearl St. N.W., Ste. 1100 


FAX: (616) 451-8481; E-mail: contact@freyfdn.org; 

URL: http://www.freyfdn.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Emmet, Charlevoix, 

and Kent counties, MI. 


Lloyd A. Fry Foundation 

120 S. LaSalle St., Ste. 1950 

Chicago, IL 60603-3419 (312) 580-0310 

FAX: (312) 580-0980; 

E-mail: usong@fryfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.fryfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving generally limited to Chicago, IL. 


The Fullerton Foundation, Inc. 

515 W. Buford St. 

Gaffney, SC 29341-1703 (864) 489-6678 



FAX: (864) 487-9946; 

E-mail: cjbonner@fullertonfoundation.org; 

Application address: P.O. Box 2208, Gaffney, SC 

29342-2208 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NC and SC. 

The Fund for New Jersey 

94 Church St., Ste. 303 

New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1238 (732) 220-8656 

FAX: (732) 220-8654; E-mail: info@fundfornj.org; 

URL: http://www.fundfornj.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NJ or to regional 

programs that benefit NJ. 


Fund for Nonviolence 

303 Potero, No. 54 

Santa Cruz, CA 95060-2760 (831) 460-9321 

FAX: (831) 460-9137; 

E-mail: mail@fundfornonviolence.org; Toll-free 

tel.: (866) 454-8006; URL: http:// 

www.fundfornonviolence.org 


basis; giving through Prison Program primarily in 

CA. 

Gannett Foundation, Inc. 

7950 Jones Branch Dr. 

McLean, VA 22107-0001 (703) 854-6000 

FAX: (703) 854-2167; 

E-mail: foundation@gannett.com; URL: http:// 

www.gannettfoundation.org 



emphasis on AZ, Washington DC, FL, IN, MI, NY, 

OH, VA and the United Kingdom. 


The GAR Foundation 

277 E. Mill St. 

Akron, OH 44308 (330) 576-2926 

FAX: (330) 294-5315; E-mail: info@garfdn.org; 

Additional e-mail: RBriggs@BDBlaw.com; 

URL: http://www.garfdn.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Akron-Summit 

County area and secondarily in Cuyahoga, Stark, 

Medina, Portage and Wayne counties, OH. 

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation 

P.O. Box 23350 

Seattle, WA 98102-0650 (206) 709-3100 

FAX: (206) 709-3180; 

E-mail: info@gatesfoundation.org; Tel. for grant 

inquiries: (206) 709-3140; East Coast Office 

address: P.O. Box 6176, Benjamin Franklin 

Station, Washington, DC 20044; URL: http:// 

www.gatesfoundation.org 


basis to support initiatives in health, learning, 

poverty alleviation and development. United 

States giving has an emphasis on the Pacific 

Northwest, international giving emphasis is on 

South America, Africa, Europe, Asia and 

Australia. 


E. L. and Thelma Gaylord Foundation 

P.O. Box 25125 

Oklahoma City, OK 73125-0125 


GE Foundation 

3135 Easton Tpke. 

Fairfield, CT 06828-0001 (203) 373-3216 

FAX: (203) 373-3029; E-mail: gefoundation@ge.com; 

URL: http://www.gefoundation.com 


basis, with emphasis on Stamford, CT, Atlanta, 

GA, Jefferson County and Louisville, KY, New 

Orleans, LA, Baltimore, MD, New York, NY, 

Cincinnati, OH, Erie, PA, VA, Milwaukee, WI, 

Africa, China, Ghana, and Uganda. 

GEICO Philanthropic Foundation 

c/o GEICO Corp. 

5260 Western Ave. 

Chevy Chase, MD 20815-3701 (301) 986-2705 

URL: http://www.geico.com/information/federal/ 

service-awards/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, Washington, DC, 

FL, GA, MD, NY, TX and VA. 

Victoria S. & Bradley L. Geist Foundation 

c/o Hawaii Community Foundation 

1164 Bishop St., Ste. 800 

Honolulu, HI 96813-2817 (808) 537-6333 

E-mail: foundations@hcf-hawaii.org; URL: http:// 

www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to HI residents and 


The George Foundation 

310 Morton St., PMB Ste. C 

Richmond, TX 77469-3119 (281) 342-6109 

FAX: (281) 341-7635; Additional address: 215 

Morton St., Richmond, TX 77469; E-mail: 

dkoch@thegeorgefoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.thegeorgefoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Fort Bend County, TX. 

Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. 

241 Ralph McGill Blvd., N.E., Bin 10131 

Atlanta, GA 30308-3374 (404) 506-6784 

FAX: (404) 506-1485; 

E-mail: gpfoundation@southernco.com; 

URL: http://www.georgiapower.com/ 

community/charitable_home.asp#a 

Limitations: Giving primarily in GA. 

The Gerber Foundation 

4747 W. 48th St., Ste. 153 

Fremont, MI 49412-8119 (231) 924-3175 

FAX: (231) 924-7906; E-mail: tgf@ncresa.org; 

Additional e-mail (Catherine A. Obits): 

cobits@ncresa.org; URL: http:// 

www.gerberfoundation.org 



Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation 

111 Pine St., Ste. 1515 


FAX: (415) 391-4587; E-mail: info@gerbode.org; 

URL: http://www.foundationcenter.org/ 

grantmaker/gerbode/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily to programs directly 

affecting residents of Alameda, Contra Costa, 

Marin, San Francisco, and San Mateo counties in 

CA, and HI. 


The Rollin M. Gerstacker Foundation 

P.O. Box 1945 

Midland, MI 48641-1945 (989) 631-6097 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Midland County, MI; 

giving also in OH. 


The Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation 

1 Embarcadero Ctr., Ste. 1050 


Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, with emphasis on 

the San Francisco Bay Area. 

J. Paul Getty Trust 

1200 Getty Ctr. Dr., Ste. 800 

Los Angeles, CA 90049-1679 (310) 440-7320 

FAX: (310) 440-7703; 

E-mail: GettyFoundation@getty.edu; URL: http:// 

www.getty.edu 


basis, with emphasis on Los Angeles and 

Southern CA. 


The Gheens Foundation, Inc. 

401 W. Main St., Ste. 705 

Louisville, KY 40202-2937 (502) 584-4650 

FAX: (502) 584-4652; 

E-mail: carl@gheensfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.gheensfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Louisville, KY, and 

LaFourche and Terrebone parishes, LA. 

The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation 

2730 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 301 

Santa Monica, CA 90403-4749 

URL: http://www.thegilbertfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Los Angeles, CA and 

Israel. 

Gilder Foundation, Inc. 

c/o Anchin 

1375 Broadway 

New York, NY 10018 (212) 840-3456 


Gilhousen Family Foundation 

599 High Tower Rd. 

Bozeman, MT 59718-8163 (406) 600-6816 

FAX: (406) 586-2518; 

E-mail: foundation.admin@gilhousen.net; Tel. for 

Patti A. Guptill: (503) 643-4183 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Gallatin County, MT. 

The Gill Foundation 

2215 Market St. 

Denver, CO 80205-2026 (303) 292-4455 

FAX: (303) 292-2155; 

E-mail: info@gillfoundation.org; Additional toll 

free tel.: (888) 530-4455; Additional contact inf. 

(for Gay & Lesbian Fund for Colorado): 315 E. 

Costilla St., Colorado Springs, CO 80903, toll 

free tel.: (800) 964-5643, tel.: (719) 473-4455, 

FAX: (719) 473-2254, E-mail: 

info@gayandlesbianfund.org; URL: http:// 

www.gillfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis to national and 

state-wide organizations. 


Irving S. Gilmore Foundation 

136 E. Michigan Ave., Ste. 900 

Kalamazoo, MI 49007-3915 (269) 342-6411 

FAX: (269) 342-6465; URL: http://www.isgilmore.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Kalamazoo, 

MI, area. 


The Goldhirsh Foundation, Inc. 

c/o Rinet Co., LLC 

101 Federal St., 14th Fl. 

Boston, MA 02110-1859 

Application address: c/o Sally E. McNagny, M.D., 

M.P.H., Dir., Brain Tumor Research Awards 

Program, 95 Berkeley St., Ste. 208, Boston, MA 

02116; tel.: (617) 279-2254, FAX: (617) 

423-4619; 

E-mail: smcnagny@goldhirshfoundation.org; Tel./ 

FAX For Tara Roth McConaghy: (203) 488-2697, 



e-mail: tara@goldhirshfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.goldhirshfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MA and NY. 

Joyce and Irving Goldman Family Foundation 

417 5th Ave., Ste. 400 

New York, NY 10016-2239 (212) 624-4300 

E-mail: jigff@jigff.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Israel and the U.S., 

with special emphasis on NY. 

Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund 

1 Daniel Burnham Ct., Ste. 330C 


FAX: (415) 771-1797; URL: http://ldgfund.org 


Area, CA. 


Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund 

160 Pacific Ave., Ste. 200 

San Francisco, CA 94111 

URL: http://www.goldmanfund.org 


Area, CA, and Israel. Giving nationally and 

internationally in the areas of population and the 

environment. 


Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation 


New York, NY 10152-1600 

E-mail for William A Slaughter: 

Slaughter@ballardspahr.com 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NY and PA. 

John T. Gorman Foundation 

c/o Brann and Isaacson 

184 Main St. 

P.O. Box 3070 

Lewiston, ME 04243-3070 (207) 786-3566 

FAX: (207) 783-9325; E-mail: JTG@brannlaw.com; 

Application address: c/o Brann & Isaacson, P.O. 

Box 3070, Lewiston, ME 04243-3070; 

URL: http://www.jtgfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in ME. 

The Florence Gould Foundation 

c/o Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP 

80 Pine St., Ste. 1548 

New York, NY 10005-1702 (212) 701-3400 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the U.S. and France. 

The Grable Foundation 

650 Smithfield St., Ste. 240 

Pittsburgh, PA 15222-3907 (412) 471-4550 

FAX: (412) 471-2267; E-mail: grable@grable.org; 

URL: http://www.grable.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southwestern PA. 


The Grainger Foundation Inc. 

100 Grainger Pkwy. 

Lake Forest, IL 60045-5201 (847) 535-1000 


Grand Rapids Community Foundation 

185 Oakes St., S.W. 


FAX: (616) 454-6455; 

E-mail: apuckett@grfoundation.org; Grant inquiry 

tel.: (616) 454-1751, ext. 123; URL: http:// 

www.grfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Kent County, MI. 


Grand Victoria Foundation 

230 W. Monroe St., Ste. 2530 

Chicago, IL 60606-5048 (312) 609-0200 

FAX: (312) 658-0738; 

E-mail: nancyf@grandvictoriafdn.org; Application 

address for Elgin Grantworks: 50 S. Grove Ave. 

Ste. A, Elgin, IL 60120, tel.: (847) 289-8575, fax: 

(847) 289-8576; Additional E-mail: 

info@grandvictoriafdn.org; Application address 

for Vital Lands Illinois: Elizabeth Cisar, Dir., Land 

Protection Prog., e-mail: 

vitallandsillinois@grandvictoriafdn.org; 

URL: http://www.grandvictoriafdn.org 


operations in IL, with emphasis on the Chicago 

metropolitan area, Elgin, and southern Cook, 

DeKalb, DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry, 

Winnebago, and Will counties. 

Greater Green Bay Community Foundation, Inc. 

310 W. Walnut St., Ste. 350 

Green Bay, WI 54303-2734 (920) 432-0800 

FAX: (920) 432-5577; 

E-mail: davidpamperin@ggbcf.org; URL: http:// 

www.ggbcf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Brown, Door, Kewaunee, 

and Oconto counties, WI. 


The Grove Foundation 

P.O. Box 1667 

Los Altos, CA 94023-1667 


The George Gund Foundation 

1845 Guildhall Bldg. 

45 Prospect Ave. W. 

Cleveland, OH 44115-1018 (216) 241-3114 

FAX: (216) 241-6560; E-mail: info@gundfdn.org; 

URL: http://www.gundfdn.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northeastern OH and 

the greater Cleveland, OH, area. 

The H & R Block Foundation 

1 H&R Block Way 

Kansas City, MO 64105-1905 (816) 854-4361 

FAX: (816) 854-8025; 

E-mail: foundation@hrblock.com; Additional 

contacts: David P. Miles, Pres., tel.: (816) 

854-4372, Email: davmiles@hrblock.com; Carey 

Wilkerson Looney, V.P. and Secy., tel.: (816) 

854-4373, E-mail: cwilkerson@hrblock.com; 

Robert Block, Prog. Off., tel.: (816) 854-4360, 

E-mail: rbloch@hrblock.com; Hillary Beuschel, 

Prog. Off., tel.: (816) 854-4361, E-mail: 

hillary.beuschel@hrblock.com; Jack Nachman, 

Prog. Asst., tel.: (816) 854-4363, Email: 

jnachman@hrblock.com; URL: http:// 

www.blockfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Johnson and 

Wyandotte, KS, and Clay, Jackson, Kansas City, 

and Platte, MO. 

H.C.S. Foundation 

1801 E. 9th St., Ste. 1105 

Cleveland, OH 44114-3103 (216) 781-3502 

Limitations: Giving limited to OH. 

Mimi and Peter Haas Fund 

201 Filbert St., 5th Fl. 


FAX: (415) 296-8842; E-mail: mphf@mphf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in San Francisco, CA; 

early childhood, direct service component is 

limited to San Francisco. 


Walter and Elise Haas Fund 

1 Lombard St., Ste. 305 


URL: http://www.haassr.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in San Francisco and 

Alameda County, CA. 


Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund 

114 Sansome St., Ste. 600 


FAX: (415) 856-1500; E-mail: siteinfo@haasjr.org; 

URL: http://www.haasjr.org 


area, CA; some national funding. 

Hagedorn Fund 

c/o JPMorgan Philanthropic Svcs. 

P.O. Box 227237 TX1-2963 

Dallas, TX 75222-7237 

FAX: (212) 464-2305; 

E-mail: jonathan.g.horowitz@jpmchase.com; 


hagedorn/ 


Carol & Ralph Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation 

c/o U.S. Bank, N.A. 

425 Walnut St., CN-OH-W11F 

Cincinnati, OH 45202 

E-mail: haileusb@usbank.com; URL: http:// 

www.haileusb.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Greater Cincinnati, 

OH, area, including Dearborn and Franklin in IN, 

and Boone, Campbell and Kenton in KY. 

The Ewing Halsell Foundation 

711 Navarro St., Ste. 737 

San Antonio, TX 78205-1711 (210) 223-2640 

E-mail for Jackie J. Moczygemba: 

Jackie@ewinghalsell.org 


southwestern TX, particularly San Antonio. 

The Hamill Foundation 

1160 Dairy Ashford, Ste. 250 

Houston, TX 77079-3014 (281) 556-9581 

FAX: (281) 556-0456; 

E-mail: cread_hamill@sbcglobal.net 


The Hamilton Community Foundation, Inc. 

319 N. 3rd St. 

Hamilton, OH 45011-1624 (513) 863-1717 

FAX: (513) 863-2868; 

E-mail: info@hamiltonfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.hamiltonfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Butler County, OH. 


Gladys and Roland Harriman Foundation 

c/o Brown Brothers Harriman Trust Co., LLC 

140 Broadway, 11th Fl. 

New York, NY 10005-1108 


Harris Family Foundation 

200 S. Wacker Dr., Ste. 3900 

Chicago, IL 60606-5820 (312) 831-4130 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Chicago, IL, and 

Washington DC areas. 

The Irving Harris Foundation 

191 N. Wacker Dr., Ste. 1500 

Chicago, IL 60606-1899 (312) 621-0566 



FAX: (312) 621-9179; For J. Matayoshi, e-mail: 

jm@whi.com. 

Harrison County Community Foundation, Inc. 

1523 Foundation Way 

P.O. Box 279 

Corydon, IN 47112-1552 (812) 738-6668 

FAX: (812) 738-6864; 

E-mail: steveg@hccfindiana.org; Additional 

E-mail: staff@hccfindiana.org; URL: http:// 

www.hccfindiana.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Harrison County, IN. 


The John A. Hartford Foundation, Inc. 

55 E. 59th St., 16th Fl. 

New York, NY 10022-1713 

FAX: (212) 593-4913; E-mail: mail@jhartfound.org; 

URL: http://www.jhartfound.org 



Hartford Foundation for Public Giving 

10 Columbus Blvd., 8th Fl. 

Hartford, CT 06106-1976 (860) 548-1888 

FAX: (860) 524-8346; E-mail: hfpg@hfpg.org; 

Additional E-mail: vblondet@hfpg.org; 

URL: http://www.hfpg.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Hartford, CT 

area. 


Hawaii Community Foundation 

827 Fort St. Mall 

Honolulu, HI 96813 (808) 537-6333 

FAX: (808) 521-6286; E-mail: info@hcf-hawaii.org; 

Additional tel.: (888) 731-3863; Scholarship 

inquiry E-mail: scholarships@hcf-hawaii.org; 

URL: http:// 

www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to HI. 


The HCA Foundation 

1 Park Plz., Building 1, 4th Fl. E. 

Nashville, TN 37203-6527 (615) 344-2390 

FAX: (615) 344-5722; 

E-mail: lois.abrams@hcahealthcare.com; 


www.hcacaring.org/serving/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in middle TN. 

The Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey 

60 E. Willow St. 2nd Fl. 

Millburn, NJ 07041-1438 (973) 921-1210 

FAX: (973) 921-1274; E-mail: info@HFNJ.org; 

URL: http://www.hfnj.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Newark, NJ 

area and the Jewish community of MetroWest, 

NJ, including Essex, Morris, and Union counties. 


The Hearst Foundation, Inc. 

Hearst Twrs. 

300 W. 57th St., 26th Fl. 

New York, NY 10019-3741 (212) 586-5404 

FAX: (212) 586-1917; Address for applicants from 

west of the Mississippi River: 90 New 

Montgomery St., Ste. 1212, San Francisco, CA 

94105, tel.: (415) 543-0400, fax: (415) 

908-4500; URL: http://www.hearstfdn.org/ 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S. and its 

territories. 

William Randolph Hearst Foundation 

Hearst Twrs. 

300 W. 57th St., 26th Fl. 

New York, NY 10019-3741 (212) 586-5404 

FAX: (212) 586-1917; Address for applicants from 

West of the Mississippi: 90 New Montgomery St., 

Ste. 1212, San Francisco, CA 94105, tel.: (415) 

908-4500, fax: (415) 908-4500; URL: http:// 

www.hearstfdn.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S. and its 

territories. 

The Heckscher Foundation for Children 

123 E. 70th St. 

New York, NY 10021-5006 (212) 744-0190 

FAX: (212) 744-2761; URL: http:// 

www.heckscherfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater New York, 

NY, area. 

The Heinz Endowments 

30 Dominion Twr. 

625 Liberty Ave., 30th Fl. 

Pittsburgh, PA 15222-3115 (412) 281-5777 

FAX: (412) 281-5788; E-mail: info@heinz.org; 

URL: http://www.heinz.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily to southwestern PA. 

Funding for projects outside the Commonwealth 

of Pennsylvania is generally only at specific 

request of the foundation. 


The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley 

Charitable Trust 


New York, NY 10169-0698 (212) 679-3600 

Additional address: 5032 S. Bur Oak Pl., Ste. 121, 

Sioux Falls, SD 57108; URL: http:// 

www.helmsleytrust.org/ 


The F. B. Heron Foundation 


New York, NY 10005-4506 

E-mail: info@fbheron.org; URL: http:// 

www.fbheron.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York City, NY, MI, 

TX, Appalachia and the Mid-South Delta region; 

some giving also in South Africa. 


Hertog Foundation, Inc. 

c/o Rampell and Rampell, P.A. 

223 Sunset Ave., Ste. 200 

Palm Beach, FL 33480-3855 


New York, NY. 

The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation 

2121 Sand Hill Rd. 

Menlo Park, CA 94025-6909 (650) 234-4500 

FAX: (650) 234-4501; E-mail for Eric Brown: 

ebrown@hewlett.org; URL: http:// 

www.hewlett.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the San Francisco Bay 

Area and Central Valley, CA, for family and 

community development programs; performing 

arts primarily limited to the Bay Area. 


High Meadows Foundation 

c/o Carl Ferenbach 

2 Commonwealth Ave. 

Boston, MA 02116-3134 

E-mail: foundation@hismeadowsgroup.org; 

URL: http://www.highmeadowsfoundation.com/ 

index.shtml 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CO and NJ; some 

funding in MA and NY. 

The Highland Street Connection 

Three Newton Executive Park, Ste. 104 

2223 Washington St. 

Newton, MA 02462 (617) 969-8900 

FAX: (617) 969-8901; 

E-mail: info@highlandstreet.org; URL: http:// 

www.highlandstreet.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MA. 

The Larry L. Hillblom Foundation, Inc. 

755 Baywood Dr., Ste. 180 

Petaluma, CA 94954-5509 

FAX: (707) 762-6694; E-mail: PJD@llhf.org; Additional 

address: 1458 Draper St., Kingsburg, CA 93631, 

tel.: (559) 897-7050, fax: (559) 897-7590, 

e-mail: dlr@llhf.org; URL: http://www.llhf.org 


Hillcrest Foundation 


901 Main St., 19th Fl., TX1-492-19-11 

Dallas, TX 75283-1041 (214) 209-1965 

E-mail for David T. Ross: david.ross@baml.com; 

Additional e-mail for Debi 

Allen: debi.allen@baml.com 


Dallas County. 

Hillman Family Foundations 


Pittsburgh, PA 15219-2309 (412) 338-3466 

FAX: (412) 338-3463; 

E-mail: foundation@hillmanfo.com 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the following areas: 

Hillman Foundation: Pittsburgh and 

Southwestern PA; Henry L. Hillman Foundation: 

Pittsburgh and Southwestern PA; Mary Hillman 

Jennings Foundation: Pittsburgh and 

Southwestern PA; Elsie H. Hillman Foundation: 

Pittsburgh and Southwestern PA; Polk 

Foundation: Pittsburgh, PA; Juliet Lea Simonds 

Foundation: Pittsburgh, PA and New York City, 

NY; Audrey Hillman Fisher Foundation: 

Pittsburgh, PA, Santa Barbara, CA, and central 

NH; Henry Lea Hillman, Jr. Foundation: Portland, 

OR; William Talbott Hillman Foundation: 

Pittsburgh, PA and New York City, NY; Dylan Todd 

Simonds Foundation: San Francisco, CA and 

Pittsburgh, PA; Talbott & Carter Simonds 

Foundation: New York City, NY and Pittsburgh, 

PA; Henry John Simonds Foundation: New York 

City, NY and Pittsburgh, PA; Justin Brooks Fisher 

Foundation: Boulder, CO and Pittsburgh, PA; 

Matthew Hillman Fisher Foundation: Pittsburgh, 

PA, New York City, NY and Los Angeles, CA; Lilah 

Hilliard Fisher Foundation: New York City, NY and 

Pittsburgh, PA; Nina Baldwin Fisher Foundation: 

Pittsburgh, PA, Juliet Ashby Hillman Foundation: 

Portland, OR, Summer Lea Hillman Foundation: 

Portland, OR. 

Conrad N. Hilton Foundation 

10100 Santa Monica Blvd., Ste. 1000 

Los Angeles, CA 90067 (310) 556-4694 

FAX: (310) 556-2301; 

E-mail: cnhf@hiltonfoundation.org; Additional 

address (Reno office): 100 W. Liberty St., Ste. 

840, Reno NV, 89501, tel.: (775) 323-4221, fax: 

(775) 323-4150; URL: http:// 

www.hiltonfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving on a balanced national and 

international basis. 


The Holland Foundation 

1501 S. 80th St. 

Omaha, NE 68124-1423 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NE. 



Horncrest Foundation, Inc. 

6 Sleator Dr. 

Ossining, NY 10562-3918 (914) 941-5533 

Limitations: Giving primarily St. Louis, MO and NY. 

Greater Houston Community Foundation 

4550 Post Oak Pl., Ste. 100 

Houston, TX 77027 (713) 333-2205 

FAX: (713) 333-2220; E-mail: lgardner@ghcf.org; 

URL: http://www.ghcf.org 



Houston Endowment Inc. 

600 Travis, Ste. 6400 

Houston, TX 77002-3003 (713) 238-8100 

FAX: (713) 238-8101; 

E-mail: info@houstonendowment.org; 

URL: http://www.houstonendowment.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Houston, 

TX area, with some funding throughout the state 

for projects central to TX history. 


The Huber Foundation 

170 Ave. at the Common 

Shrewsbury, NJ 07702-4804 (732) 933-7700 

Additional address: P.O. Box 6008, Falmouth, ME 

04105 



Hudson-Webber Foundation 

333 W. Fort St., Ste. 1310 

Detroit, MI 48226-3149 (313) 963-7777 

FAX: (313) 963-2818; 

E-mail: info@hudson-webber.org; URL: http:// 

www.hudson-webber.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the city of Detroit, and 

the tri-county Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb area 

of southeastern MI. 

The Humana Foundation, Inc. 

500 W. Main St., Ste. 208 

Louisville, KY 40202-2946 (502) 580-4140 

FAX: (502) 580-1256; E-mail: bwright@humana.com; 


HumanaFoundation@humana.com; URL: http:// 

www.humanafoundation.org 


operations in Phoenix, AZ, Denver, CO, 

Jacksonville, Miramar, and Tampa, FL, Atlanta, 

GA, Chicago, IL, Indianapolis, IN, Kansas City, 

KS, Louisville, KY, Metairie, LA, Detroit, MI, 

Cincinnati, OH, San Juan, PR, Memphis, TN, 

Austin, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Houston, and San 

Antonio, TX, Salt Lake City, UT, and Green Bay 

and Milwaukee, WI. 

Roy A. Hunt Foundation 

1 Bigelow Sq., Ste. 630 

Pittsburgh, PA 15219-3030 (412) 281-8734 

FAX: (412) 255-0522; E-mail: info@rahuntfdn.org; 

URL: http://www.rahuntfdn.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Boston, MA, and 

Pittsburgh, PA, areas, also in CA, ID, NH, ME, and 

OH. 

Samuel P. Hunt Foundation 

Wall St. Twr. 

555 Canal St., Ste. 710 

Manchester, NH 03101-1517 (603) 627-1121 

FAX: (603) 627-2845; E-mail: FDTN555@aol.com 

Limitations: Giving limited to NH. 

The Hyams Foundation, Inc. 

50 Federal St., 9th Fl. 

Boston, MA 02110-2509 (617) 426-5600 

FAX: (617) 426-5696; 

E-mail: info@hyamsfoundation.org; Additional tel. 

and e-mail for questions regarding application 

process: sperry@hyamsfoundation.org; (617) 

426-5600 ext. 307; URL: http:// 

www.hyamsfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Boston and Chelsea, 

MA. 


Hyde Family Foundations 

17 W. Pontotoc Ave., Ste. 200 

Memphis, TN 38103-3826 (901) 685-3400 

FAX: (901) 683-7478; 

E-mail: info@hydefoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.hydefoundation.org 


Idaho Community Foundation 

210 W. State St. 

Boise, ID 83702-6052 (208) 342-3535 

FAX: (208) 342-3577; E-mail: info@idcomfdn.org; 

Mailing address: P.O. Box 8143, Boise, ID 

83707; Additional tel.: (800) 657-5357; 

Additional E-mail: hmotes@idcomfdn.org; Grant 

inquiry E-mail: grants@idcomfdn.org; 

URL: http://www.idcomfdn.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in ID. 


Illinois Children’s Healthcare Foundation 

1200 Jorie Blvd., Ste. 301 

Oak Brook, IL 60523-2269 (630) 571-2555 

FAX: (630) 571-2566; E-mail: info@ilchf.org; 

Additional: e-mail for Tammy Lemke: 

tammylemke@ilchf.org; URL: http:// 

www.ilchf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to IL. 


Inasmuch Foundation 



FAX: (405) 604-0297; Additional contact inf. for 

Nancy Hodgkinson, e-mail: 

nancy.hodgkinson@inasmuchfoundation.org or 

for Sarah Roberts, e-mail: 

sarah.roberts@inasmuchfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.inasmuchfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Colorado Springs, CO, 

and OK. 

Inland Northwest Community Foundation 

618 W. Riverside Ave., Ste. 302 

Spokane, WA 99201-5102 (509) 624-2606 

FAX: (509) 624-2608; E-mail: admin@inwcf.org; 

Additional tel.: (888) 267-5606; Additional E-mail 

mhurtubise@inwcf.org; URL: http:// 

www.inwcf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Inland Northwest: 

Benewah, Bonner, Boundary, Clearwater, Idaho, 

Kootenai, Latah, Lewis, Nez Perce, and 

Shoshone counties, ID, and Adams, Asotin, 

Columbia, Ferry, Garfield, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, 

Spokane, Stevens, and Whitman counties, WA. 


Intel Foundation 

2111 NE 25th Ave., JF3-165 

Hillsboro, OR 97124-6497 

FAX: (503) 254-3913; 

E-mail: intel.foundation@intel.com; Additional 

E-mail for Wendy Ramage Hawkins: 

wendy.hawkins@intel.com; E-mail for Intel 

Schools of Distinction: 

schoolsofdistinction@ce.uoregon.edu; 

URL: http://www.intel.com/intel/foundation/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Phoenix, AZ, Folsom 

and Santa Clara, CA, Hudson, MA, Albuquerque, 

NM, Portland, OR, and DuPont, WA; Sao Paulo, 

Brazil, San Jose, Costa Rica, Israel, Taiwan, and 

Istanbul, Turkey; limited giving to select national 


International Paper Company Foundation 

6400 Poplar Ave. 

Memphis, TN 38197-0100 (800) 236-1996 

E-mail: ipfoundationfeedback@ipaper.com; E-mail for 

Coins 4 Kids Program: coins4kids@ipaper.com; 

URL: http://www.internationalpaper.com/US/ 

EN/Company/IPGiving/IPFoundation.html 


company operations, with some emphasis on 

Memphis, TN; giving also in Africa through the 

World Food Program. 

Iowa West Foundation 

25 Main Pl., Ste. 550 

Council Bluffs, IA 51503-0700 (712) 309-3003 

E-mail: grantinfo@iowawest.com; URL: http:// 

www.iowawestfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southwest IA, the 

Council Bluffs area, and Omaha, NE. 


The James Irvine Foundation 



FAX: (415) 777-0869; 

E-mail: grantsadmin@irvine.org; Southern CA 

office: 865 S. Figueroa St., Ste. 2308, Los 

Angeles, CA 90017-5430, tel.: (213) 236-0552, 

Fax: (213) 236-0537; URL: http://www.irvine.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to CA. 


The J & L Foundation 

2602 Grassland Dr. 

Louisville, KY 40299-2524 (502) 495-1958 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Louisville, KY. 

Bernard H. and Blanche E. Jacobson 

Foundation 

300 Summers St., Ste. 620 

Charleston, WV 25301-1624 

Application address: c/o John L. Ray, Tr., 109 Capitol 

St., Ste. 700, Charlotte, WV 25301, tel.: (304) 

342-1141 

Limitations: Giving primarily in WV, with emphasis on 

the Kanawha Valley and Charleston areas. 

The Jaharis Family Foundation, Inc. 

499 Park Ave., 23rd Fl. 

New York, NY 10022-1240 

Limitations: Giving primarily in FL, IL, NY, MA and PA. 

Robert & Ardis James Foundation 

c/o Foundation Source 

501 Silverside Rd., Ste. 123 

Wilmington, DE 19809-1377 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NE and NY; some 

funding also in Washington, DC. 

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies 

Contribution Fund 

c/o Michele Lee 

1 Johnson & Johnson Plz. 

New Brunswick, NJ 08933-0001 

URL: http://www.jnj.com/connect/caring/ 




company operations; giving also to national and 

international organizations. 

Charles and Ann Johnson Foundation 

c/o Franklin Resources, Inc. 

1 Franklin Pkwy., Bldg. 920, 4th Fl. 

San Mateo, CA 94403-1906 


The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 

College Rd. E. and Rte. 1 

P.O. Box 2316 

Princeton, NJ 08543-2316 (877) 843-7953 

E-mail: mail@rwjf.org; URL: http://www.rwjf.org 



SC Johnson Fund, Inc. 

1525 Howe St. 

Racine, WI 53403-2237 (262) 260-4855 

URL: http://www.scjohnson.com/en/commitment/ 

focus-on/creating/giving-back.aspx 


operations in Racine, WI. 


Jolie-Pitt Foundation 

c/o Foundation Source 

501 Silverside Rd., Ste. 123 


Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC, New 

York, NY, New Orleans, LA and Boston, MA. 

Helen Jones Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 53665 

Lubbock, TX 79453-3665 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Lubbock, TX. 

The Joyce Foundation 

70 W. Madison St., Ste. 2750 

Chicago, IL 60602-4344 (312) 782-2464 

FAX: (312) 782-4160; E-mail: info@joycefdn.org; 

URL: http://www.joycefdn.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Great Lakes region, 

including IL, IN, MI, MN, OH, and WI; limited 

number of environment grants made in Canada; 

culture grants are primarily restricted to the 

metropolitan Chicago, IL, area. 


The JPMorgan Chase Foundation 

270 Park Ave., 33rd Fl 

New York, NY 10017-2014 (212) 270-6000 

E-mail: jpmorgan.chase.grants@jpmchase.com; 

Additional tel.: (212) 270-0471; E-mail address 

for regional contacts: Asia and Pacific: 

ashley.lykins@jpmorgan.com; Africa, Europe, and 

the Middle East: kelly.j.lihaven@jpmchase.com; 

Canada: daniel.g.smith@jpmorgan.com; and 

Latin America: vivar_luz@jpmorgan.com; 

URL: http://www.jpmorganchase.com/ 

corporate/Corporate-Responsibility/ 

corporate-philanthropy.htm 


company operations with emphasis on NY; giving 

also to U.S.-based international organizations 

active in areas of company operations abroad in 

Africa, Asia, Canada, Europe, Latin America, and 

the Middle East. 

Kalamazoo Community Foundation 

151 S. Rose St., Ste. 332 

Kalamazoo, MI 49007-4775 (269) 381-4416 

FAX: (269) 381-3146; E-mail: info@kalfound.org; 

URL: http://www.kalfound.org 

Limitations: Giving generally limited to Kalamazoo 

County, MI. 


Greater Kansas City Community Foundation 

1055 Broadway, Ste. 130 

Kansas City, MO 64105-1595 (816) 842-0944 

FAX: (816) 842-8079; E-mail: info@gkccf.org; Tel. for 

Donor Svcs. Ctr.: (816) 842-7444; Grant inquiry 

E-mail: mgray@gkccf.org; URL: http:// 

www.gkccf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the bi-state greater 

Kansas City region. 


Kansas Health Foundation 

309 E. Douglas 

Wichita, KS 67202-3405 

FAX: (316) 262-2044; E-mail: info@khf.org; Additional 

tel.: (800) 373-7681; E-mail (for Valerie Black): 

vblack@khf.org; URL: http:// 

www.kansashealth.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to KS. 


The J. M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. 


New York, NY 10016-2303 (212) 767-0630 

FAX: (212) 767-0639; E-mail: info@jmkfund.org; 

Application address for Furthermore Grants in 

Publishing program:, c/o Ann Birckmayer, Prog. 

Assoc., P.O. Box 667, Hudson, NY 12534; tel.: 

(518) 828-8900; URL: http://www.jmkfund.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York City; 

cross-borders of North America; and worldwide. 


The Kaplen Foundation 

c/o Margaret R. Kaplen 

P.O. Box 792 

Tenafly, NJ 07670-0792 (201) 227-0722 


The Mitchell Kapor Foundation 

543 Howard St., 5th Fl. 


FAX: (415) 946-3001; E-mail: info@mkf.org; 

URL: http://www.mkf.org 


Area, CA; limited giving in southern CA and 

nationally. 

Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation 

4801 Rockhill Rd. 

Kansas City, MO 64110-2046 (816) 932-1000 

FAX: (816) 932-1100; E-mail: info@kauffman.org; 

URL: http://www.kauffman.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the U.S., with emphasis 

on the bi-state metropolitan Kansas City area 

(KS/MO) for K-12 education initiatives focused 

on math and science. 


W. K. Kellogg Foundation 

1 Michigan Ave. E. 

Battle Creek, MI 49017-4005 (269) 968-1611 

URL: http://www.wkkf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the U.S., with 

emphases on MI, MS, and NM, funding also for 

programs focused in Southern Mexico, Haiti, and 

northeast Brazil. 


Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund 

1 Kellogg Sq. 

Battle Creek, MI 49016-3599 (269) 961-2867 

E-mail: linda.fields@kelloggs.com; Additional e-mail: 

corporateresponsibility@kellogg.com; 

URL: http://www.kelloggcompany.com/ 

corporateresponsibility.aspx?id=659 


operations in CA, Washington, DC, IL, and TX, 

with emphasis on Battle Creek, MI; some giving 

also in Australia and the United Kingdom. 

William T. Kemper Foundation 

c/o Commerce Bank 

118 W. 47th St. 

Kansas City, MO 64112-1692 (816) 234-2568 

Application address: Exec. Dir., c/o Commerce Bank, 

Tr., 922 Walnut St., Ste. 200, Kansas City, MO 

64106-1809, tel.: (816) 234-2112 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Midwest with 

emphasis on MO and surrounding areas. 

Keren Keshet - The Rainbow Foundation 

1015 Park Ave. 

New York, NY 10028-0904 (212) 396-8800 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, NY and Israel. 

The Kern Family Foundation, Inc. 

W305 S4239 Brookhill Rd. 

Waukesha, WI 53189-9126 

E-mail: info@kffdn.org; URL: http://www.kffdn.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Midwest. 

KeyBank Foundation 

800 Superior Ave., 1st Fl. 

M.C. OH-01-02-0126 

Cleveland, OH 44114-2601 (216) 828-7349 

FAX: (216) 828-7845; 

E-mail: key_foundation@keybank.com; Additional 

tel.: (216) 828-7401; URL: http://www.key.com/ 

html/A-12.html 


operations in AK, CO, ID, IN, KY, ME, MI, NY, OH, 

OR, UT, VT, and WA; giving also to national 


Peter Kiewit Foundation 

8805 Indian Hills Dr., Ste. 225 

Omaha, NE 68114-4096 (402) 344-7890 

Limitations: Giving limited to Rancho Mirage, CA, 

Sheridan, WY, NE, and western IA (the area within 

100 miles of Omaha). 


Kinder Foundation 

P.O. Box 130776 

Houston, TX 77219-0776 

URL: http://www.kinderfoundation.org 


Carl B. and Florence E. King Foundation 

2301 Cedar Springs Rd., Ste. 330 

Dallas, TX 75201-7886 (214) 750-1884 

FAX: (214) 750-1651; 

E-mail: michellemonse@kingfoundation.com; 

URL: http://www.kingfoundation.com 

Limitations: Giving in eastern and southern AR and in 

the Dallas-Fort Worth, TX, area, and defined 

areas of West TX. 


Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 855 

Bangor, ME 04402-0855 (207) 990-2910 

FAX: (207) 990-2975; 

E-mail: info@stkfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.stkfoundation.org 




F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. 

17 DeHart St. 

P.O. Box 151 

Morristown, NJ 07963-0151 (973) 538-4800 

FAX: (973) 538-4801; URL: http:// 

www.fmkirbyfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Raleigh/Durham, 

NC, area, the Morris County, NJ, area, and 

eastern PA. 

Klarman Family Foundation 

P.O. Box 171627 

Boston, MA 02117 (617) 236-7909 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MA. 

Robert J. Kleberg, Jr. and Helen C. Kleberg 

Foundation 

700 N. St. Mary’s St., Ste. 1200 

San Antonio, TX 78205-3510 

FAX: (210) 299-1541; E-mail for Cathy Friese: 

cathyf@alexventures.com 



The Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund, 

Inc. 


New York, NY 10019-6016 (212) 492-6181 

FAX: (212) 492-7007; 

E-mail: kathleen.pomerantz@klingenstein.com; 

URL: http://www.klingfund.org 


John S. and James L. Knight Foundation 

Wachovia Financial Ctr., Ste. 3300 

200 S. Biscayne Blvd. 

Miami, FL 33131-2349 (305) 908-2600 

FAX: (305) 908-2698; 

E-mail: web@knightfoundation.org; Additional tel. 

for publication requests: (305) 908-2630; 

URL: http://www.knightfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to projects serving the 26 

communities where the Knight brothers 

published newspapers for communities and local 

grants: Long Beach and San Jose, CA, Boulder, 

CO, Bradenton, Miami, Palm Beach County, and 

Tallahassee, FL, Columbus, Macon, and 

Milledgeville, GA, Fort Wayne and Gary, IN, 

Wichita, KS, Lexington, KY, Detroit, MI, Duluth 

and St. Paul, MN, Biloxi, MS, Charlotte, NC, 

Grand Forks, ND, Akron, OH, Philadelphia and 

State College, PA, Columbia and Myrtle Beach, 

SC, and Aberdeen, SD; international for 

Journalism. 

Koch Foundation, Inc. 

4421 N.W. 39th Ave., Bldg. 1, Ste. 1 

Gainesville, FL 32606-7223 

URL: http://www.thekochfoundation.org 


basis. 


The Kohlberg Foundation, Inc. 

111 Radio Cir. 

Mount Kisco, NY 10549-2609 

FAX: (914) 241-1195; E-mail: dehaan@kfound.org; 

URL: http://www.kohlbergfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the U.S., with 

emphasis on CA and MA; giving also in Baja CA, 

Mexico. 


Koret Foundation 

33 New Montgomery St., Ste. 1090 


FAX: (415) 882-7775; 

E-mail: info@koretfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.koretfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Bay Area counties of 

San Francisco, Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, 

Santa Clara, and San Mateo, CA; giving also in 

Israel and on a national basis for Jewish funding 

requests. 

The Kovner Foundation 

Princeton Plz., Bldg. 2 

731 Alexander Rd. 

Princeton, NJ 08540-5236 (609) 919-7600 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC New 

York, NY. 

The Kresge Foundation 

3215 W. Big Beaver Rd. 

Troy, MI 48084-2818 (248) 643-9630 

FAX: (248) 643-0588; E-mail: info@kresge.org; 

URL: http://www.kresge.org 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis with emphasis 

on Detroit, MI, as well as some international 

funding. 


Samuel H. Kress Foundation 

174 E. 80th St. 

New York, NY 10075-0439 (212) 861-4993 

FAX: (212) 628-3146; 

E-mail: wyman.meers@kressfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.kressfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the U.S. and Europe. 


The Kroger Co. Foundation 

1014 Vine St. 

Cincinnati, OH 45202-1148 (513) 762-4449 


452-4441; URL: http://www.thekrogerco.com/ 

corpnews/ 

corpnewsinfo_charitablegiving_foundation.htm 


operations in AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, GA, IL, IN, KS, 

KY, MI, MS, NV, OH, OR, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, and 

WV. 

Albert & Bessie Mae Kronkosky Charitable 

Foundation 

112 E. Pecan, Ste. 830 

San Antonio, TX 78205-1574 (210) 475-9000 

FAX: (210) 354-2204; 

E-mail: kronfndn@kronkosky.org; Additional tel.: 

(888) 309-9001; URL: http://www.kronkosky.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Bandera, Bexar, Comal, 

and Kendall counties, TX. 


Lakeside Foundation 

3697 Mount Diablo Blvd., Ste. 205 

Lafayette, CA 94549-3754 


Area, CA, as well as the Charleston, SC area. 

Lannan Foundation 

313 Read St. 

Santa Fe, NM 87501-2628 (505) 986-8160 

FAX: (505) 986-8195; E-mail: info@lannan.org; 

Additional contact information (for Ruth Simms): 

Fax: (505) 954-5143, e-mail: ruth@lannan.org; 

URL: http://www.lannan.org 


Larson Foundation 

2333 Eastbrook Dr. 

Brookings, SD 57006-2899 (605) 696-6488 

Limitations: Giving primarily in SD, with emphasis on 

Brookings. 

The Bill and Carol Latimer Charitable 

Foundation 

201 W. Main St., Ste. E 

Union City, TN 38261-2132 

URL: http://www.latimerfoundation.org/ 

Lauder Foundation, Inc. 

767 5th Ave., 40th Fl. 

New York, NY 10153-0003 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the metropolitan New 

York, NY, area, and Philadelphia, PA. 

The Leichtag Family Foundation 

c/o Sheldon Scharlin, C.P.A. 

5800 Armada Dr., Ste. 100 

Carlsbad, CA 92008-4611 


The Lemelson Foundation 

45 S.W. Ankeny St., Ste. 200 

Portland, OR 97204 (503) 827-8910 

E-mail: webmaster@lemelson.org; URL: http:// 

www.lemelson.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the United States and 

internationally in Africa, Asia and Latin America. 

The Lenfest Foundation, Inc. 

5 Tower Bridge 

300 Barr Harbor Dr., Ste. 450 

West Conshohocken, PA 19428-2984 

(610) 828-4510 

FAX: (610) 828-0390; 

E-mail: lenfestfoundation@lenfestfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.lenfestfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northern DE, southern 

NJ, and southeastern and south central PA. 

The Leon Levine Foundation 

6000 Fairview Rd., Ste. 1525 

Charlotte, NC 28210-2212 (704) 817-6502 

FAX: (704) 817-6515; E-mail for Thomas W. 

Lawrence: tlawrence@leonlevinefoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.leonlevinefoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Charlotte, NC. 

Leon Levy Foundation 

One Rockefeller Plaza, 20th Fl. 

New York, NY 10020-2003 

FAX: (212) 455-6231; E-mail for Nina Berg: 

nina.berg@leonlevy.org; URL: http:// 

www.leonlevy.org 


Lied Foundation Trust 

3907 W. Charleston Blvd. 

Las Vegas, NV 89102-1620 (702) 878-1559 

Limitations: Giving primarily in IA, KS, NE and Las 

Vegas, NV. 

Eli Lilly and Company Foundation 

c/o Tax Division 

Lilly Corporate Ctr., D.C. 1627 


URL: http://www.lilly.com/responsibility/ 

foundation/ 


basis, with emphasis on areas of company 

operations, including Indianapolis, IN. 

Lilly Endowment Inc. 

2801 N. Meridian St. 

P.O. Box 88068 




FAX: (317) 926-4431; URL: http:// 

www.lillyendowment.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to IN, with emphasis on 

Indianapolis, for community development 

projects (including the arts, preservation, capital 

building funds, operating funds, and social 

services). Education funding focused principally 

on Indiana under invitational grant programs. 

National giving in religion, philanthropic studies, 

leadership education, and selected higher 

education initiatives, principally to increase 

educational opportunities for minorities. 


Lincoln Financial Foundation 

1300 S. Clinton St. 

P.O. Box 7863 

Fort Wayne, IN 46801-7863 

FAX: (260) 455-4004; 

E-mail: sandi.kemmish@lfg.com; Contact for 

Sandi Kemmish, tel.: (260) 455-3879, e-mail: 

Sandi.Kemmish@LFG.com; Additional contact: 

Jean Vrabel, Prog. Off., tel.: (260) 455-3868, 

e-mail: Jean.Vrabel@LFG.com; URL: http:// 

www.lincolnfinancial.com/LincolnPageServer? 

LFGPage=/lfg/lfgclient/abt/fingrp/index.html 


operations, with emphasis on Hartford, CT, 

Chicago, IL, Fort Wayne, IN, Greensboro, NC, 

Omaha, NE, Concord, NH, and Philadelphia, PA. 

Lippard-Clawiter Foundation 

P.O. Box 1605 

Great Falls, MT 59403-1605 

FAX: (406) 727-0895; E-mail for Pam Guschausky: 

pamg@hamilton-misfeldt.com 

Limitations: Giving limited to Chouteau County, MT. 

Lone Pine Foundation, Inc. 

c/o Lone Pine Capital, LLC 

2 Greenwich Plz., 2nd Fl. 

Greenwich, CT 06830-6353 

E-mail: info@lonepinefoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.lonepinefoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to New York, NY, 

Westchester County, NY, Fairfield County, CT, 

London, England, and Hong Kong, China. 

Longwood Foundation, Inc. 

100 W. 10th St., Ste. 1109 

Wilmington, DE 19801-1653 (302) 654-2477 

E-mail: contactus@longwood.org; URL: http:// 

www.longwoodfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in DE and southern 

Chester County, PA. 

Lowe’s Charitable and Educational Foundation 

c/o Community Rels. 

1000 Lowe’s Blvd., NB3TA 

Mooresville, NC 28117-8520 (704) 758-2831 

FAX: (704) 757-4766; 

E-mail: cindy.l.williams@lowes.com; Additional 

address: P.O. Box 1000, Mooresville, NC 28115; 

Application address for Outdoor Classroom Grant 

Prog.: Outdoor Classroom Grant Prog., P.O. Box 

3292, Memphis, TN 38173-0292; Tel. for Lowe’s 

Toolbox for Education: (800) 644-3561, ext. 208; 

E-mail for Lowe’s Toolbox for Education: 

info@toolboxforeducation.com; URL: http:// 

www.lowes.com/community 


company operations; giving on a national basis 

for the Outdoor Classroom Grant Program and 

Lowe’s Toolbox for Education. 

Lozier Foundation 

c/o Barbara Molck 

6336 Pershing Dr. 

Omaha, NE 68110-1100 (402) 457-8160 

E-mail: bob.braun@lozier.biz 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the immediate Omaha, 

NE area. 

Lucasfilm Foundation 

One Letterman Dr., Bldg B 


Application address: P.O. Box 2009, San Rafael, CA 

94912 


The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. 


New York, NY 10010-1603 (212) 489-7700 

FAX: (212) 581-9541; E-mail: hlf1@hluce.org; 

URL: http://www.hluce.org 


basis; international activities limited to East and 

Southeast Asia. 

Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc. 

P.O. Box 1806 

Indianapolis, IN 46206-1806 

FAX: (317) 951-5063; 

E-mail: Ksuarez@luminafoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.luminafoundation.org 



Ann and Robert H. Lurie Foundation 

440 W. Ontario St. 

Chicago, IL 60610-4014 (312) 466-3982 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Chicago, IL. 

The M & T Charitable Foundation 

1 Fountain Plz., 12th Fl. 

Buffalo, NY 14203-1420 (716) 848-7804 

FAX: (716) 848-7318; E-mail: sdrake@mtb.com; 

URL: https://www.mtb.com/aboutus/ 

community/Pages/ 

TheMTCharitableFoundation.aspx 


operations in Washington, DC, DE, MD, Albany, 

Buffalo, Fishkill, New York, Rochester, Southern 

Tier, Syracuse, and Tarrytown, NY, and Altoona, 

Harrisburg, Hanover, Lancaster, Philadelphia, 

Pottsville, Reading, Wilkes-Barre, Williamsport, 

and York , PA, VA, and Toronto, Ontario Canada. 

The M.A.C. AIDS Fund 

130 Prince St., 4th Fl. 

New York, NY 10012-3101 (212) 965-6300 

FAX: (212) 372-6171; 

E-mail: macaidsfund@maccosmetics.com; For 

applications, address: 360 Adelaide St. W., Ste. 

301, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5V 1R7, tel.: 

(866) 244-2356, fax: (416) 599-6311; 

URL: http://www.macaidsfund.org 


emphasis on CA and NY; giving on an 

international basis, with some emphasis on 

Ontario, Canada. 

The J. E. and L. E. Mabee Foundation, Inc. 

401 S. Boston, Ste. 3001 

Tulsa, OK 74103-4017 (918) 584-4286 

E-mail: mabeefoundation@sbcglobal.net; Additional 

tel. (for Midland, TX): (432) 682-5902; 

URL: http://www.mabeefoundation.com 

Limitations: Giving limited to AR, KS, MO, NM, OK, 

and TX. 

The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur 

Foundation 

140 S. Dearborn St., Ste. 1200 

Chicago, IL 60603-5285 (312) 726-8000 

FAX: (312) 920-6258; 

E-mail: 4answers@macfound.org; TDD: (312) 

920-6285; URL: http://www.macfound.org 


basis. 


Macy’s Foundation 

c/o Macy’s Corp. Svcs., Inc. 

7 W. 7th St. 

Cincinnati, OH 45202-2424 (513) 579-7000 

FAX: (513) 579-7185; 

E-mail: foundationapps@macys.com; Additional 

E-mail address: 

bloomingdalescontributions@bloomingdales.co 

m; URL: http://www.federated-fds.com/ 

community/foundation_grants.aspx 


company operations, with emphasis on CA, FL, 

GA, MO, NY, and OH. 


The Maine Community Foundation, Inc. 

245 Main St. 

Ellsworth, ME 04605-1613 (207) 667-9735 

FAX: (207) 667-0447; E-mail: info@mainecf.org; 

Additional tel.: (877) 700-6800; Portland mailing 

address: 1 Monument Way, Ste. 200, P.O. Box 

7380, Portland, ME 04101, tel.: (207) 

761-2440, fax: (207) 773-8832; URL: http:// 

www.mainecf.org 



Maine Health Access Foundation 

150 Capitol St., Ste. 4 

Augusta, ME 04330-6858 (207) 620-8266 

FAX: (207) 620-8269; E-mail: Cluce@mehaf.org; 

Toll-free tel.: (866) 848-9210; URL: http:// 

www.mehaf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in ME. 


The Manton Foundation 

c/o JPMorgan Chase Bank, NY1-K348 

270 Park Ave., 16th Fl. 

New York, NY 10017-2014 (212) 464-2487 

E-mail: casey.e.burgess@jpmchase.com 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New England. 

The Marcus Foundation, Inc. 

1266 W. Paces Ferry Rd., No. 615 

Atlanta, GA 30327-2306 (404) 240-7700 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Atlanta, GA. 

Marin Community Foundation 

5 Hamilton Landing, Ste. 200 

Novato, CA 94949-8263 (415) 464-2500 

FAX: (415) 464-2555; E-mail: info@marincf.org; 

URL: http://www.marincf.org 

Limitations: Giving from Buck Trust limited to Marin 

County, CA; other giving on a national and 

international basis with emphasis on the San 

Francisco Bay Area. 


The Marisla Foundation 

668 N. Coast Hwy., PMB 1400 

Laguna Beach, CA 92651-1513 (949) 494-0365 

E-mail: glenda@marisla.org; URL: http:// 

www.fsrequests.com/marisla 

Limitations: Giving primarily on the West Coast of the 

U.S. (including Baja, CA), and in HI, Chile, and the 

Western Pacific for the environment; funding for 

women limited to Los Angeles and Orange 

County, CA. 



MARPAT Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 1769 

Silver Spring, MD 20915-1769 

E-mail: jkoven@marpatfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

foundationcenter.org/grantmaker/marpat/ 


Washington, DC, area. 

The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation 

10400 Fernwood Rd., Dept. 925 

Bethesda, MD 20817 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC. 

Mathile Family Foundation 

6450 Sand Lake Rd., Ste. 100 

Dayton, OH 45414-2679 (937) 264-4607 

FAX: (937) 264-4805; 

E-mail: mffinfo@mathilefamilyfoundation.org; 

Application address: P.O. Box 13615, Dayton, 

OH 45413-0615; E-mail for letter of inquiry: 

grants@mathilefamilyfoundation.org; e-mail for 

Angela Hayes: 

angela.hayes@mathilefamilyfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.mathilefamilyfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Dayton and 

Montgomery County, OH, areas. 


McCune Charitable Foundation 

345 E. Alameda St. 

Santa Fe, NM 87501-2229 (505) 983-8300 

FAX: (505) 983-7887; 

E-mail: mccune@nmmccune.org; URL: http:// 

www.nmmccune.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to NM. 

John R. McCune Charitable Trust 

6 PPG Pl., Ste. 750 

Pittsburgh, PA 15222 (412) 644-7796 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southwestern PA. 

McCune Foundation 

750 6 PPG Pl. 

Pittsburgh, PA 15222 (412) 644-8779 

E-mail: info@mccune.org; URL: http:// 

www.mccune.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in western PA, with 

emphasis on the Pittsburgh area. 

The Eugene McDermott Foundation 

3808 Euclid Ave. 

Dallas, TX 75205-3102 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Dallas, TX. 

John P. McGovern Foundation 

2211 Norfolk St., Ste. 900 

Houston, TX 77098-4044 (713) 661-4808 


Houston; giving also in the Southwest. 

William G. McGowan Charitable Fund, Inc. 

212 N. Sangamon St., Ste. 1D 

Chicago, IL 60607-1722 (312) 243-3198 

FAX: (312) 243-3199; E-mail: info@mcgowanfund.rg; 

E-mail (for Diana Spencer): 

diana.spencer@mcgowanfund.org; URL: http:// 

www.mcgowanfund.org 


area, Chicago, IL, KS, western and upstate NY, 

northeastern PA, and northern VA, Denver and 

Eagle counties, CO and Reno, NV (but does not 

apply to colleges and universities seeking 

McGowan Scholar grants). 

The MCJ Amelior Foundation 

330 South St. 

P.O. Box 1975 

Morristown, NJ 07962-1975 (973) 540-1946 


The McKnight Foundation 

710 S. 2nd St., Ste. 400 

Minneapolis, MN 55401-2290 (612) 333-4220 

FAX: (612) 332-3833; E-mail: info@mcknight.org; 

URL: http://www.mcknight.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to organizations in MN, 

especially the seven-county Twin Cities, MN, 

area, except for programs in the environment 

which are made mainly in the 10 states bordering 

the Mississippi River and in the Twin Cities 

region, international aid, or research. 


The McLean Contributionship 

945 Haverford Rd., Ste. A 

Bryn Mawr, PA 19010-3814 (610) 527-6330 

FAX: (610) 527-9733; URL: http:// 

foundationcenter.org/grantmaker/mclean/ 


Philadelphia, PA, area; some funding also in 

Nashua, NH, and Lake, Osceola and Pasco 

counties in FL. 

The McMurry Foundation 

P.O. Box 2016 

Casper, WY 82602-2016 

FAX: (307) 234-4631; E-mail: trudi@mcmurry.net; 

Additional e-mail: Jschoup@mcmurry.net; 

URL: http://www.mcmurryfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in WY, with special 

emphasis on Natrona County. 

The Meadows Foundation, Inc. 

Wilson Historic District 

3003 Swiss Ave. 

Dallas, TX 75204-6049 (214) 826-9431 

FAX: (214) 827-7042; E-mail: grants@mfi.org; 


www.mfi.org 



Medina Foundation 

1300 Norton Bldg. 

801 2nd Ave., Ste. 1300 

Seattle, WA 98104-1517 

FAX: (206) 652-8791; 

E-mail: info@medinafoundation.org; Additional 

tel.: (206) 652-8783; URL: http:// 

www.medinafoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Puget Sound, 

WA, area, including the counties of Clallam, Grays 

Harbor, Island, Jefferson, King, Kitsap, Mason, 

Pacific, Pierce, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish, 

Thurston, and Whatcom. 

The Medtronic Foundation 

710 Medtronic Pkwy. 


FAX: (763) 505-2648; 

E-mail: medtronicfoundation@medtronic.com; 

E-mail for Global Heroes: 

mtcm.globalheroes@medtronic.com; 

URL: http://www.medtronic.com/foundation 


operations, with emphasis on Maricopa County 

and Tempe, AZ, Santa Clarita, San Fernando, and 

Simi Valley regions, western Los Angeles, and 

Orange, Santa Barbara, Sonoma, Sunnyvale, and 

Ventura counties, CA, Denver metro area and 

Louisville, CO, Jacksonville, FL, Kosciusko 

County, IN, Beverly, Danvers, Middleton, North 

Shore, Peabody, and Salem, MA, Minneapolis, 

St. Paul, and Twin Cities-Seven County metro, 

MN, area, Humacao, Juncos, and Villalba, PR, 

Memphis, TN, Fort Worth and San Antonio, TX, 

and King and Snohomish County, WA, and in 

Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, 

China, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, 

Germany, Hungary, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, 

Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Russia, 

South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and 

the United Kingdom. 


The Meijer Foundation 

c/o Michael R. Julien 

2929 Walker NW 

Grand Rapids, MI 49544 

E-mail for Mike Julien: Mikejulien@meijer.com 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Grand Rapids, MI, 

some giving also in Greenville, MI. 

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation 

140 E. 62nd St. 

New York, NY 10065-8124 (212) 838-8400 

FAX: (212) 223-2778; E-mail: inquiries@mellon.org; 

URL: http://www.mellon.org 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis with some 

international giving, primarily focused on South 

Africa. 


Richard King Mellon Foundation 

BNY Mellon Ctr. 

500 Grant St., 41st Fl., Ste. 4106 

Pittsburgh, PA 15219-2502 

FAX: (412) 392-2837; URL: http://fdncenter.org/ 

grantmaker/rkmellon 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Southwestern PA. 


The Melville Charitable Trust 

240 Newbury St., 2nd Fl. 

Boston, MA 02116-2580 (617) 236-2244 

FAX: (617) 482-5624; 

E-mail: ahendrigan@melvilletrust.org; 

URL: http://www.melvilletrust.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CT. 

The John Merck Fund 

2 Oliver St., 8th Fl. 

Boston, MA 02109 (617) 556-4120 

FAX: (617) 556-4130; E-mail: info@jmfund.org; 

URL: http://www.jmfund.org 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in the areas of 

the environment. 

MetLife Foundation 

1095 Ave. of the Americas, 40th FL 

New York, NY 10036-6797 (212) 578-6272 

FAX: (212) 578-0617; 

E-mail: metlifefoundation@metlife.com; E-mail 

for Social Investment Program: 

socialinvestments@metlife.com; URL: http:// 

www.metlife.org 


basis, with emphasis in CA, CT, DC, FL, IL, MA, 

NY, PA, and TX. 


Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer Foundation 

1250 Connecticut Ave. N.W., Ste. 800 

Washington, DC 20036 (202) 483-8294 

FAX: (202) 328-6850; E-mail: meyer@meyerfdn.org; 

URL: http://www.meyerfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to District of Columbia 

area, including MD: Montgomery and Prince 

George’s counties; VA: Arlington County, City of 

Alexandria, City of Falls Church, City of Manassas 



Park, City of Manassas, Fairfax County, and 

Prince William County. 


Robert R. Meyer Foundation 

c/o Regions Bank 

P.O. Box 11426 

Birmingham, AL 35202-1426 (205) 326-5382 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Birmingham, 

AL, area. 

Meyer Memorial Trust 

425 N.W. 10th Ave., Ste. 400 

Portland, OR 97209-3128 (503) 228-5512 

E-mail: mmt@mmt.org; URL: http://www.mmt.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in OR and Clark County, 

WA. 

Miami Foundation 

200 South Biscayne Blvd., Ste. 505 

Miami, FL 33131-5330 (305) 371-2711 

FAX: (305) 371-5342; 

E-mail: njones@miamifoundation.org; Additional 

E-mails: cgrant@miamifoundation.org and 

gchow@miamifoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.miamifoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Miami-Dade County, FL. 


James F. & Marion L. Miller Foundation 

520 S.W. Yahmill St., Ste. 520 

Portland, OR 97205 (503) 546-3191 

E-mail: info@millerfound.org; URL: http:// 

millerfound.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in OR. 

Phillip S. Miller Foundation 

c/o U.S. Bank, N.A., Tax Svcs. 

P.O. Box 3168 

Portland, OR 97208-3168 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CO. 

Greater Milwaukee Foundation 

101 W. Pleasant St., Ste. 210 

Milwaukee, WI 53212 (414) 272-5805 

FAX: (414) 272-6235; 

E-mail: info@greatermilwaukeefoundation.org; 

Additional address: N16 W23250 Stoneridge Dr., 

Ste. 6, Waukesha, WI 53188, tel.: (262) 

522-8350, FAX: (262) 544-9301; URL: http:// 

www.greatermilwaukeefoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Milwaukee, Ozaukee, 

Washington, and Waukesha, WI. 


The Minneapolis Foundation 

800 IDS Ctr. 

80 S. Eighth St. 


FAX: (612) 672-3846; 

E-mail: e-mail@mplsfoundation.org; Additional 

tel.: (866) 305-0543; Additional E-mail: 

pverrette@mplsfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.MinneapolisFoundation.org 

Additional URL: http://www.mplsfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to MN, with emphasis on 

organizations in the Twin Cities metropolitan 

region. 


The Ambrose Monell Foundation 

c/o Fulton, Rowe, & Hart 

1 Rockefeller Plz., Ste. 301 

New York, NY 10020-2002 (212) 586-0700 

FAX: (212) 245-1863; 

E-mail: info@monellvetlesen.org; URL: http:// 

www.monellvetlesen.org/ 



Monsanto Fund 

800 N. Lindbergh Blvd. 

St. Louis, MO 63167-7843 (314) 694-4391 

FAX: (314) 694-7658; 

E-mail: monsanto.fund@monsanto.com; 

Additional tel.: (314) 694-1000, fax: (314) 

694-1001; Contact for America’s Farmers Grow 

Communities and America’s Farmers Grow Rural 

Education: Eileen Jensen, 914 Spruce St., St. 

Louis, MO 63102, tel.: (877) 267-3332; 

URL: http://www.monsantofund.org/ 


basis primarily in areas of company operations, 

with emphasis in the greater St. Louis, MO, area. 

Giving outside the U.S. in Africa, including 

Malawi, Burkina Faso, Kenya, South Africa, and 

Uganda, Asia, including China, India, Indonesia, 

Philippines, and Thailand, Latin America including 

Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, and Paraguay, and 

Canada. 

Monterey Peninsula Foundation 

1 Lower Ragsdale Dr., Bldg. 3, Ste. 100 

Monterey, CA 93940-5769 (831) 649-1533 

FAX: (831) 649-1763; 

E-mail: info@montereypeninsulafoundation.org; 

Additional contact information (for Laurel 

Lee-Alexander): tel.: (831) 649-1533, ext. 230; 

e-mail: lla@attpbgolf.com; E-mail to submit 

electronic applications: 

grants@montereypeninsulafoundation.org; 

URL: http:// 

www.montereypeninsulafoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Monterey, Santa Cruz, 

San Benito counties, CA; limited grants to 

Northern, CA. 


The Claude Moore Charitable Foundation 

11350 Random Hills Rd., Ste. 520 

Fairfax, VA 22030-7429 

FAX: (703) 273-0152; 

E-mail: claudemoorefoundation@claudemoore.or 

g; URL: http://www.claudemoorefoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in VA. 

Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation 

1661 Page Mill Rd. 

Palo Alto, CA 94304-1209 (650) 213-3000 

FAX: (650) 213-3003; E-mail for Genny Biggs: 

genny.biggs@moore.org. Additional e-mail: 

grantprocessing@moore.org; URL: http:// 

www.moore.org/ 

Limitations: Giving on a worldwide basis (North Pacific 

Rim and Andes-Amazon), with some focus on the 

San Francisco Bay Area, CA, for selected 

projects. 

Moriah Fund 

1 Farragut Sq. S. 

1634 I St. N.W., Ste. 1000 

Washington, DC 20006-4015 (202) 783-8488 

FAX: (202) 783-8499; E-mail: info@moriahfund.org; 

Israel office e-mail: MoriahF@actcom.net.il; 

Requests in Israel: Don Futterman, 18 Weizman 

St., Kfar Saba, Israel 44247; URL: http:// 

www.moriahfund.org/index.htm 

Limitations: Giving nationally and internationally in the 

United States and Israel. Giving for the Economic 

Justice Program focuses on Washington, DC, MD 

and VA. 

Motorola Solutions Foundation 

c/o Motorola Solutions, Inc. 

1303 East Algonquin Rd. 

Schaumburg, IL 60196-4041 (847) 576-6200 

FAX: (847) 576-9440; 

E-mail: foundation@motorolasolutions.com; 

URL: http:// 

responsibility.motorolasolutions.com/ 

index.php/communityinvestment/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily on a national and 

international basis in areas of company 

operations, with emphasis on CA, Washington, 

DC, FL, GA, IL, MA, MD, NJ, NY, TX, Afghanistan, 

Argentina, Brazil, China, England, and Mexico. 

Charles Stewart Mott Foundation 

Mott Foundation Bldg. 

503 S. Saginaw St., Ste. 1200 

Flint, MI 48502-1851 (810) 238-5651 

FAX: (810) 766-1753; E-mail: info@mott.org; 

URL: http://www.mott.org/ 

Limitations: Giving nationally and to emerging 

countries in Central and Eastern Europe, Russia, 

and South Africa. 


Ruth Mott Foundation 

111 E. Court St., Ste. 3C 

Flint, MI 48502-1649 (810) 233-0170 

FAX: (810) 233-7022; E-mail: rmf@rmfdn.org; E-mail 

(for Joy Murray): jmurray@rmfdn.org; URL: http:// 

www.ruthmottfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Genesee County and 

Flint, MI. 


Mount Cuba Center, Inc. 

P.O. Box 3570 

Greenville, DE 19807-0570 

E-mail: info@mtcubacenter.org; Street address: 

3120 Barley Mill Rd., Hockessin, DE 19707; 

URL: http://www.mtcubacenter.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Wilmington, DE, and its 

50-mile radius. 

Dan Murphy Foundation 

800 W. Sixth St. 


Limitations: Giving primarily in Los Angeles, CA. 

The Murphy Foundation 

200 N. Jefferson 

El Dorado, AR 71730-5841 (870) 862-4961 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southern AR for grants 

to organizations; giving limited to the southern AR 

area for grants to individuals. 

Nash Family Foundation 

25 W. 45th St., Ste. 1400 

New York, NY 10036-4902 

E-mail: info@nashff.org; Additional e-mail: 

judith@nashff.org; URL: http://www.nashff.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York, NY and 

Israel. 

National Life Group Charitable Foundation Inc. 

1 National Life Drive 

Montpelier, VT 05604-3377 

E-mail: mtrombleyoakes@nationallife.com; 

URL: http://www.nlgcf.com 


operations in VT, with emphasis on central VT. 

New Hampshire Charitable Foundation 

37 Pleasant St. 

Concord, NH 03301-4005 (603) 225-6641 

FAX: (603) 225-1700; E-mail: info@nhcf.org; 

NHCF-Piscataqua Region application address: 

446 Market St., Portsmouth, NH 03801; 

NHCF-Upper Valley Region application address: 



P.O. Box 995, Hanover, NH 03755-2700; 

URL: http://www.nhcf.org 

Limitations: Giving in the Lakes, Manchester, 

Monadnock, Nashua, North Country, Piscataqua, 

and Upper Valley regions in NH. 


The Greater New Orleans Foundation 

1055 St. Charles Ave., Ste. 100 

New Orleans, LA 70130-3981 (504) 598-4663 

FAX: (504) 598-4676; E-mail: albert@gnof.org; 

Additional E-mail: ellen@gnof.org; URL: http:// 

www.gnof.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to southeastern LA, 

including the greater New Orleans area. 


The New York Community Trust 

909 3rd Ave., 22nd Fl. 

New York, NY 10022-4752 (212) 686-0010 

FAX: (212) 532-8528; E-mail: aw@nyct-cfi.org; 

URL: http://www.nycommunitytrust.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the metropolitan New 

York, NY, area. 


The New York State Health Foundation 

1385 Broadway, 23rd Fl. 

New York, NY 10018 (212) 664-7656 

FAX: (646) 421-6029; E-mail: Info@NYSHealth.org; 

URL: http://www.nyshealthfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to NY. 

Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation, Inc. 

c/o Paul Scherer & Co. LLP 


New York, NY 10018 (212) 588-2200 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York City. 

Newman’s Own Foundation 

790 Farmington Ave., No. 4B 

Farmington, CT 06032-2300 

E-mail: info@newmansownfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.newmansownfoundation.org/ 


basis, with emphasis on AK, CA, CT, DC, FL, IL, 

MA, NY, OH, and WA, and in Australia, Canada, 

and South Africa. 

Nicholson Foundation 

419 E. 50th St. 

New York, NY 10022-8074 


The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Inc. 

2510 Sam Noble Pkwy. 

P.O. Box 2180 

Ardmore, OK 73401-2124 (580) 223-5810 

FAX: (580) 224-6212; URL: http://www.noble.org 



The Norcliffe Foundation 

999 3rd Ave., Ste. 1006 

Seattle, WA 98104-4001 (206) 682-4820 

FAX: (206) 682-4821; 

E-mail: arline@thenorcliffefoundation.com; 

URL: http://www.thenorcliffefoundation.com/ 

Limitations: Giving in the Puget Sound region of WA, 

with emphasis in and around Seattle. 

Norfolk Southern Foundation 

P.O. Box 3040 

Norfolk, VA 23514-3040 (757) 629-2881 

E-mail: katie.fletcher@nscorp.com; URL: http:// 

www.nscorp.com/nscportal/nscorp/ 

Community/NS%20Foundation/ 


operations, with emphasis on Atlanta, GA and 

Hampton Roads, Norfolk, and Roanoke, VA. 


The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation 

11 Golden Shore, Ste. 450 

Long Beach, CA 90802-4274 (562) 435-8444 

FAX: (562) 436-0584; E-mail: grants@ktn.org; 

URL: http://www.ktn.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in southern CA. 


North Carolina Community Foundation 

4601 Six Forks Rd., Ste. 524 

Raleigh, NC 27609-5286 (919) 828-4387 

FAX: (919) 828-5495; 

E-mail: smigliore@nccommunityfoundation.org; 


www.nccommunityfoundation.org 



Northwestern Mutual Foundation, Inc. 

720 E. Wisconsin Ave. 

Milwaukee, WI 53202-4703 (414) 665-2200 

FAX: (414) 665-2199; 

E-mail: nmfoundation@northwesternmutual.com; 


www.nmfn.com/tn/aboutus—fd_intro 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Milwaukee, WI 

area; giving also to national organizations. 

Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation, Inc. 

6 E. 39th St., 12th Fl. 

New York, NY 10016-0112 (212) 684-6577 

FAX: (212) 689-6549; E-mail: noyes@noyes.org; 

URL: http://www.noyes.org 


The Oak Foundation U.S.A. 

511 Congress St., Ste. 800 

Portland, ME 04101-3478 

E-mail: naep@oakfnd.org; Additional e-mail (Geneva 

office): info@oakfnd.ch.; URL: http:// 

www.oakfnd.org 



Oak Hill Fund 

P.O. Box 1624 

Charlottesville, VA 22902-1624 

E-mail: info@oakhillfund.org; URL: http:// 

www.oakhillfund.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the southeastern U.S., 

including AL, DE, FL, GA, KY, MD, MS, NC, TN, 

SC, VA, WV, and Washington, DC. The fund’s 

local program is limited to the Thomas Jefferson 

Planning District, in the foothills of central VA’s 

Blue Ridge Mountains; the district includes the 

city of Charlottesville and the counties of 

Albemarle, Greene, Louisa, Fluvanna, and 

Nelson. 

The Offield Family Foundation 

400 N. Michigan Ave., Rm. 407 

Chicago, IL 60611-4159 (312) 444-3854 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA and MI. 

The John R. Oishei Foundation 

1 HSBC Ctr., Ste. 3650 

Buffalo, NY 14203-2805 (716) 856-9490 

FAX: (716) 856-9493; E-mail: info@oisheifdt.org; 

URL: http://www.oishei.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Buffalo, NY, area. 


Oklahoma City Community Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 1146 


FAX: (405) 235-5612; E-mail: info@occf.org; 

Additional address: 1000 N. Broadway Ave., 

Oklahoma City, OK 73102; Additional e-mails: 

n.anthony@occf.org and c.nestlen@occf.org; 

URL: http://www.occf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Oklahoma 

City, OK, area. 


Omaha Community Foundation 

302 S. 36th St., Ste. 100 

Omaha, NE 68131-3845 (402) 342-3458 

FAX: (402) 342-3582; 

E-mail: mike@omahafoundation.org; Additional 

e-mail: sarah@omahafoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.omahafoundation.org 


Omaha, NE, area including southwest IA. 


Omidyar Network Fund, Inc. 

1991 Broadway St., Ste. 200 

Redwood City, CA 94063-1958 

E-mail: info@omidyar.net; URL: http:// 

www.omidyar.net/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily on a national and 

international basis. 

Open Society Institute 

400 W. 59th St. 

New York, NY 10019-1105 (212) 548-0600 

FAX: (212) 548-4600; Baltimore, MD office: 201 N. 

Charles St., Ste. 1300, Baltimore, MD 21201, 

tel.: (410) 234-1091; Washington, DC office: 

1730 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W., 7th fl., 

Washington, DC 20006, tel.: 202-721-5600; 

URL: http://www.soros.org 


basis. 


Orange County Community Foundation 

4041 MacArthur Blvd., Ste. 510 

Newport Beach, CA 92660-0000 (949) 553-4202 

FAX: (949) 553-4211; E-mail: thanson@oc-cf.org; 

URL: http://www.oc-cf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Orange County, CA for 

discretionary grants; donor-advised grants are 

national in scope. 


The Orchard Foundation 

P.O. Box 2587 

South Portland, ME 04116-2587 

(207) 799-0686 

E-mail: orchard@maine.rr.com; URL: http:// 

www.orchardfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to New England and NY, 

with emphasis on MA, ME, NH, and VT. 

The Oregon Community Foundation 

1221 S.W. Yamhill, Ste. 100 

Portland, OR 97205-2108 (503) 227-6846 

FAX: (503) 274-7771; 

E-mail: mschumaker@oregoncf.org; URL: http:// 

www.oregoncf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to OR. 




Bernard Osher Foundation 

1 Ferry Bldg., Ste. 255 


FAX: (415) 677-5868; E-mail (for Patricia T. Nagle): 

nagle@osherfoundation.com; URL: http:// 

www.osherfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Alameda and San 

Francisco counties, CA, and ME. 

Osteopathic Heritage Foundations 

1500 Lake Shore Dr., Ste. 230 

Columbus, OH 43204-3800 

E-mail: heritage@ohf-ohio.org; Toll-free tel.: (866) 

737-4370; URL: http:// 

www.osteopathicheritage.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the following OH 

counties: Athens, Delaware, Fairfield, Fayette, 

Franklin, Hocking, Jackson, Knox, Licking, 

Madison, Meigs, Morgan, Perry, Pickaway, Ross, 

Union, Vinton, and Washington. 

Pacific Life Foundation 

700 Newport Center Dr. 

Newport Beach, CA 92660-6397 (949) 219-3214 

FAX: (949) 719-7614; 

E-mail: PLFoundation@PacificLife.com; 

URL: http://www.pacificlife.com/About+Pacific 

+Life/Foundation+or+Community 


operations in the greater Orange County, CA, area 

and Omaha, NE; giving also to statewide and 



The David and Lucile Packard Foundation 

300 2nd St. 

Los Altos, CA 94022-3632 (650) 948-7658 

E-mail: communications@packard.org; URL: http:// 

www.packard.org 

Limitations: Giving for national and international 

grants, with special focus on the Northern CA 

counties of San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, 

Monterey, and San Benito; giving also on Pueblo, 

CO. 


The Packard Humanities Institute 

300 2nd St. 

Los Altos, CA 94022-3694 


William S. Paley Foundation, Inc. 

420 Columbus Ave. 

Valhalla, NY 10595-1382 (914) 769-5005 


Park Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 550 

Ithaca, NY 14851-0550 (607) 272-9124 

FAX: (607) 272-6057; 

E-mail: info@parkfoundation.org; Street Address: 

301 E. State St., Ithaca, N.Y., 14850; 

URL: http://www.parkfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the eastern U.S., 

primarily in central NY, Washington, DC, and NC. 

The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation 

888 W. 6th St., Ste. 700 

Los Angeles, CA 90017 (213) 362-7600 

URL: http://www.rmpf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Los Angeles County, CA. 

Pasadena Community Foundation 

260 S. Los Robles Ave., Ste. 119 

Pasadena, CA 91101-2869 (626) 796-2097 

FAX: (626) 583-4738; 

E-mail: pcfstaff@pasadenacf.org; Additional 

E-mail: jdevoll@pasadenacf.org; URL: http:// 

www.pasadenacf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Altadena, Pasadena, 

and Sierra Madre, CA, areas. 


Frank E. Payne and Seba B. Payne Foundation 


231 S. LaSalle St. 

Chicago, IL 60697-0001 (312) 828-1785 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Bethlehem, PA. 

The William Penn Foundation 

2 Logan Sq., 11th Fl. 

100 N. 18th St. 


FAX: (215) 988-1823; 

E-mail: moreinfo@williampennfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.williampennfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Philadelphia 

region, including Camden, NJ. (An expanded 

region for some environmental grants may be 

viewed on the foundation web site). 


Permian Basin Area Foundation 

200 N. Loraine St., Ste. 500 

Midland, TX 79701-4711 (432) 617-3213 

FAX: (432) 617-0151; E-mail: gmccrary@pbaf.org; 

URL: http://www.pbaf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Permian Basin area 

of western TX, with consideration to southeastern 

NM. 


The Perot Foundation 

P.O. Box 269014 

Plano, TX 75026-9014 (972) 535-1900 


The Pershing Square Foundation 

888 7th Ave., 42nd Fl. 

New York, NY 10106-4402 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York, NY; giving 

also in CA, Washington, DC, and NJ. 

Bob & Ginny Peterson Foundation 

891 Two Rivers Dr. 

Dakota Dunes, SD 57049-5391 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Sioux City, IA. 

The Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation, Inc. 

767 Third Ave., Fl. 37 

New York, NY 10017 

FAX: (212) 826-8627; 

E-mail: petriefoundation@gmail.com 


Jane Bradley Pettit Foundation 

1200 N. mayfair Rd., Ste. 430 

Wauwatosa, WI 53226-3282 (414) 982-2880 

FAX: (414) 982-2889; URL: http://www.jbpf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Milwaukee, 

WI, area. 

The PG&E Corporation Foundation 

Spear Tower 



E-mail: charitablecontributions@pge.com; E-mail for 

Carol Lee: CPW2@pge.com; Application address: 

77 Beale St., Ste. B32, San Francisco, CA 

94105; URL: http://www.pge.com/giving 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas or company 

operations in CA. 

The Philadelphia Foundation 



FAX: (215) 563-6882; 

E-mail: almiksitz@philafound.org; Additional 

E-mail: cbonner@philafound.org; URL: http:// 

www.philafound.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Bucks, Chester, 

Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia 

counties in southeastern PA, except for 

designated funds. 

The Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation 

10 2nd St., N.E., Ste. 200 


FAX: (612) 623-1653; 

E-mail: phillipsfnd@phillipsfnd.org; Additional tel. 

(for Dana Jensen, Grants Mgr.): (612) 623-1652; 

URL: http://www.phillipsfamilyfoundationmn.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Twin Cities 

metropolitan, MN, area. 


The L. E. Phillips Family Foundation, Inc. 

1011 Centre Rd., Ste. 310 


Application address: c/o Maryjo Cohen, 3925 N. 

Hastings Way, Eau Claire, WI 54703, tel.: (715) 

839-2139 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northwestern WI, with 

emphasis on Eau Claire and Chippewa County. 

The Pinkerton Foundation 

610 5th Ave., Ste. 316 

New York, NY 10020-2403 (212) 332-3385 

FAX: (212) 332-3399; 

E-mail: pinkfdn@pinkertonfdn.org; URL: http:// 

www.thepinkertonfoundation.org 


The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust 

1202 E. Missouri Ave. 

Phoenix, AZ 85014-2921 (480) 948-5853 

FAX: (480) 348-1316; E-mail: info@pipertrust.org; 

URL: http://www.pipertrust.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily to organizations that 

serve residents of Maricopa County, AZ, have 

operated as a Section 501(c)(3) organization or 

governmental entity for at least three years, and 

not be a private foundation or ineligible Type III 

supporting organization. 

William I. H. and Lula E. Pitts Foundation 

c/o SunTrust Bank 

P.O. Box 4655, MC221 

Atlanta, GA 30302-4655 (404) 588-7347 

E-mail: fdnsvcs.ga@suntrust.com; URL: http:// 

www.pittsfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to GA. 

The Pittsburgh Foundation 

5 PPG Pl., Ste. 250 

Pittsburgh, PA 15222-5414 (412) 391-5122 

FAX: (412) 391-7259; E-mail: email@pghfdn.org; 

Grant application E-mail: pearlmanj@pghfdn.org; 

URL: http://www.pittsburghfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving from unrestricted funds limited to 

Pittsburgh and Allegheny County, PA. 


The PNC Foundation 

1 PNC Plz. 

249 5th Ave., P1-POPP-20-1 

Pittsburgh, PA 15222 (412) 762-2748 

FAX: (412) 705-3584; E-mail: eva.blum@pnc.com; 

URL: http:// 



www.pnccommunityinvolvement.com/ 

PNCFoundation.htm 


operations in Washington, DC, DE, FL, IL, IN, KY, 

MD, MI, MO, NJ, OH, TN, VA, and WI, with 

emphasis on PA. 

Polk Bros. Foundation, Inc. 

20 W. Kinzie St., Ste. 1110 

Chicago, IL 60654 (312) 527-4684 

FAX: (312) 527-4681; E-mail: info@polkbrosfdn.org; 

URL: http://www.polkbrosfdn.org/ 



John William Pope Foundation 

4601 Six Forks Rd., Ste. 300 

Raleigh, NC 27609 (919) 871-3304 

FAX: (919) 790-9526; E-mail: info@jwpf.org; 

URL: http://www.jwpf.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC, NC, 

and VA. 

The Poplar Foundation 

6410 Poplar Ave., Ste. 720 

Memphis, TN 38119-4843 (901) 818-5125 


T. Rowe Price Associates Foundation, Inc. 

100 E. Pratt St. 

Baltimore, MD 21202-1008 (410) 345-3603 

FAX: (410) 345-2848; URL: http:// 

corporate.troweprice.com/ccw/home/ 

ourCompany/aboutUs/ 

communityInvolvement.do 


Baltimore, MD, area. 

The Priem Family Foundation 

c/o Dan Moreno 

180 Park Rd. 

Burlingame, CA 94010-4317 

URL: http://www.priem.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NY; some giving also 

in CA. 

Prince Charitable Trusts 

303 W. Madison St., Ste. 1900 

Chicago, IL 60606-3394 (312) 419-8700 

FAX: (312) 419-8558; 

E-mail: srobison@prince-trusts.org; Additional 

address: Prince Charitable Trusts, 816 

Connecticut Ave. N.W., Washington, DC 20006, 

Tel.: (202) 728-0646, fax: (202) 466-4726, 

Contact name: Kristin Pauly, Managing Dir., 

e-mail: kpauly@princetrusts.org (DC office); 

URL: http://www.fdncenter.org/grantmaker/ 

prince/ 

Limitations: Giving limited to local groups in 

Washington, DC, Chicago, IL, and RI, with 

emphasis on Aquidneck Island. 

The John and Lisa Pritzker Family Fund 

c/o Seiler LLP 

3 Lagoon Dr., Ste. 400 

Redwood City, CA 94065-5157 

Limitations: Giving primarily in San Francisco, CA. 

Pritzker Foundation 

71 S. Wacker Dr., Ste. 4600 

Chicago, IL 60606-4637 (312) 873-4884 


The Prospect Hill Foundation, Inc. 


New York, NY 10016-1601 (212) 370-1165 

FAX: (212) 599-6282; 

E-mail: grants@prospect-hill.org; URL: http:// 

www.prospect-hill.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily on a national basis with 

emphasis on MA, NJ, NY, and RI. 

Protective Life Foundation 

P.O. Box 2606 

Birmingham, AL 35202-2606 (205) 268-4434 

FAX: (205) 268-5547; 

E-mail: kate.cotton@protective.com; URL: http:// 

www.protective.com/default.asp?id=4 


operations in Birmingham, AL, area. 


The Prudential Foundation 

Prudential Plz. 

751 Broad St., 15th Fl. 

Newark, NJ 07102-3777 (973) 802-4791 

E-mail: community.resources@prudential.com; 

URL: http://www.prudential.com/view/page/ 

public/12182 


operations, with emphasis on Phoenix, AZ, Los 

Angeles, CA, Hartford, CT, Jacksonville, FL, 

Dubuque, IA, Chicago, IL, Minneapolis, MN, 

Newark, NJ, New York, NY, Philadelphia and 

Scranton, PA, Dallas and Houston, TX, Brazil, 

China, India, Japan, Korea, Mexico, and Taiwan; 



Public Welfare Foundation, Inc. 

1200 U St. N.W. 

Washington, DC 20009-4443 (202) 965-1800 

FAX: (202) 265-8851; E-mail: info@publicwelfare.org; 

URL: http://www.publicwelfare.org 

Limitations: Giving is limited to the U.S. 


Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust 

135 N. Pennsylvania St., Ste. 1200 


FAX: (317) 231-9208; E-mail: mprice@nmpct.org; 

Application address for Arizona organizations: 

2201 E. Camelback Rd., Ste. 600B, Phoenix, AZ 

85016, tel.: (602) 955-3000, fax: (602) 

955-8029; URL: http:// 

www.ninapulliamtrust.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Phoenix, AZ, and 

Indianapolis, IN. 


Quantum Foundation 

2701 North Australian Ave. Ste. 200 

West Palm Beach, FL 33407-4526 

(561) 832-7497 

FAX: (561) 832-5794; 

E-mail: chrisk@quantumfnd.org; URL: http:// 

www.quantumfnd.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Palm Beach County, FL. 


S. J. & Jessie E. Quinney Foundation 

P.O. Box 45385 

Salt Lake City, UT 84145-0385 

Limitations: Giving primarily in UT. 

Qwest Foundation 

1801 California St., 50th Fl. 

Denver, CO 80202-2635 (303) 896-1266 

FAX: (303) 896-4982; 

E-mail: qwest.foundation@qwest.com; 

URL: http://www.centurylink.com/Pages/ 

AboutUs/Community/Foundation/ 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in areas 

company operations in AR, IA, ID, CO, MN, MO, 

ND, NE, NM, OR, SD, UT, WA, and WY. 

Raikes Foundation 

Pier 70 

2801 Alaskan Way., Ste. 300 

Seattle, WA 98121-1128 (206) 484-8855 

E-mail: info@raikesfoundation.org; Address for 

Inquiries: 4616 25th Ave. N.E., No. 769, Seattle, 

WA 98105-4183. E-mail for Erin Kahn: 

erin@raikesfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.raikesfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the King County, WA; 

grantmaking outside this area by invitation only. 

Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc. 

P.O. Box 4019 

Wilmington, DE 19807-0019 (302) 655-4440 

FAX: (302) 655-3223; E-mail: info@rfca.org; 

URL: http://www.rfca.org 

Limitations: Giving to domestic and international 

programs affiliated with the Roman Catholic 

church. 

Rasmuson Foundation 

301 W. Northern Lights Blvd., Ste. 400 

Anchorage, AK 99503-2648 

E-mail: rasmusonfdn@rasmuson.org; Tel./fax: (907) 

297-2700; URL: http://www.rasmuson.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to organizations based in 

and providing services to Alaska. For religious 

organizations, only projects with a broad 

community impact are considered. For units of 

government and tribes, only projects with a broad 

community impact beyond traditional government 

functions are considered; no giving for K-12 

education. 

Nell J. Redfield Foundation 

1755 E. Plumb Ln., Ste. 212 

Reno, NV 89502-3691 (775) 323-1373 

FAX: (775) 323-4476; 

E-mail: redfieldfoundation@aol.com; Application 

address: P.O. Box 61, Reno, NV 89504-0061 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northern NV. 


John & Cynthia Reed Foundation 

c/o Northern Trust Bank 

65 E. 55th St., 24th Fl. 

New York, NY 10022-3365 (212) 339-7474 


metropolitan New York, NY, area, NJ and MA. 

The Rees-Jones Foundation 

5956 Sherry Ln., Ste. 1603 

Dallas, TX 75225-6531 (214) 751-2977 

FAX: (214) 751-2978; 

E-mail: info@rees-jonesfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.rees-jonesfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Dallas and North TX. 

Michael Reese Health Trust 

150 N. Wacker Dr., Ste. 2320 

Chicago, IL 60606-1608 (312) 726-1008 

FAX: (312) 726-2797; 

E-mail: wpalmer@healthtrust.net; URL: http:// 

www.healthtrust.net 

Limitations: Giving limited to the metropolitan 

Chicago, IL, area with emphasis on the city of 

Chicago. 

The Reinberger Foundation 

30000 Chagrin Blvd., No. 300 

Cleveland, OH 44124-5721 (216) 292-2790 



FAX: (216) 292-4466; 

E-mail: info@reinbergerfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.reinbergerfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Columbus and in 

northeastern OH. 

The Retirement Research Foundation 

8765 W. Higgins Rd., Ste. 430 

Chicago, IL 60631-4170 (773) 714-8080 

FAX: (773) 714-8089; E-mail: info@rrf.org; 

URL: http://www.rrf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to FL, IL, IN, IA, KY, MO and 

WI for direct service requests. Giving on a 

national basis for research, advocacy, education 

and training. 

Charles H. Revson Foundation, Inc. 

55 E. 59th St., 23rd Fl. 

New York, NY 10022-1112 (212) 935-3340 

FAX: (212) 688-0633; 

E-mail: info@revsonfoundation.org; Contact inf. 

for A. Akst, e-mail: aakst@revsonfoundation.org, 

tel.: (212) 935-3340, ext. 13; URL: http:// 

www.revsonfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York, NY and 

Israel. 

Donald W. Reynolds Foundation 

1701 Village Center Cir. 

Las Vegas, NV 89134-6303 (702) 804-6000 

FAX: (702) 804-6099; 

E-mail: generalquestions@dwrf.org; URL: http:// 

www.dwreynolds.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AR, NV, and OK for 

capital and planning grants. Giving nationally for 

cardiovascular clinic research and geriatrics 

training of physicians, and business journalism. 

Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, Inc. 

147 S. Cherry St., Ste. 200 

Winston-Salem, NC 27101-5287 

(336) 725-7541 

FAX: (336) 725-6069; E-mail: info@zsr.org; Additional 

tel.: (800) 443-8319; URL: http://www.zsr.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to NC. 


RGK Foundation 

1301 W. 25th St., Ste. 300 

Austin, TX 78705-4236 (512) 474-9298 

FAX: (512) 474-7281; E-mail: 

shaffey@rgkfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.rgkfoundation.org 


The Rhode Island Foundation 

1 Union Station 

Providence, RI 02903-1746 (401) 274-4564 

FAX: (401) 331-8085; 

E-mail: cgolden@rifoundation.org; Artist grants 

E-mail: dkertzner@rifoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.rifoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving through discretionary funds limited 

to RI. 


Smith Richardson Foundation, Inc. 

60 Jesup Rd. 

Westport, CT 06880-4311 (203) 222-6222 

FAX: (203) 222-6282; URL: http://www.srf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to U.S.-based 

organizations only. 


The Ridgefield Foundation 

c/o Arthur S. Hoffman 

570 Lexington Ave., 33rd Fl. 

New York, NY 10022-6837 

Limitations: Giving primarily in NY for local services; 

giving in the U.S. and Israel for education. 

Robertson Foundation 

c/o Dorian A. Vergos & Co., LLC 

352 7th Ave., Rm. 1501 

New York, NY 10001-0064 

URL: http://www.robertsonfoundation.org 


Rochester Area Community Foundation 

500 East Ave. 

Rochester, NY 14607-1912 (585) 271-4100 

FAX: (585) 271-4292; E-mail: edoherty@racf.org; 

Grant application E-mail: mhartmann@racf.org; 

URL: http://www.racf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Genesee, Livingston, 

Monroe, Ontario, Orleans, and Wayne counties, 

NY, except for donor-designated funds. 


Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc. 

475 Riverside Dr., Ste. 900 

New York, NY 10115 (212) 812-4200 

FAX: (212) 812-4299; E-mail: grantsmgmt@rbf.org; 

URL: http://www.rbf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the United States and 

internationally, with an emphasis on three pivotal 

places: New York City, Southern China and the 

Western Balkans. 


The Rockefeller Foundation 

420 5th Ave. 

New York, NY 10018-2702 (212) 869-8500 

URL: http://www.rockefellerfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New York City, Africa, 

North America, and Southeast Asia. 


Rose Community Foundation 

600 S. Cherry St., Ste. 1200 

Denver, CO 80246 (303) 398-7400 

FAX: (303) 398-7430; 

E-mail: grantsmanager@rcfdenver.org; 

URL: http://www.rcfdenver.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Denver, CO, 

area. 


The Russell Family Foundation 

P.O. Box 2567 

Gig Harbor, WA 98335-4567 (253) 858-5050 

FAX: (253) 851-0460; E-mail: info@trff.org; Toll Free 

tel.: (888) 252-4331; URL: http://trff.org/ 

default.aspx 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Puget Sound region 

of WA. 

The Sage Foundation, Inc. 

c/o Steven A. Denning 

16 Khakum Dr. 


Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, CT, NY, and WY. 

Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation 

319 N. 4th St., Ste. 300 

St. Louis, MO 63102-1906 (314) 588-8200 

FAX: (314) 588-8088; E-mail: info@stlouisgives.org; 

Additional E-mail: dcanning@stlouisgives.org; 

URL: http://www.stlouisgives.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the metropolitan St. 

Louis, MO, area, including IL. 

Saint Luke’s Foundation of Cleveland, Ohio 

4208 Prospect Ave. 

Cleveland, OH 44103-4306 (216) 431-8010 

FAX: (216) 431-8015; 

E-mail: dzeman@saintlukesfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.saintlukesfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in northeastern OH. 


Samberg Family Foundation 

3101 Wilson Blvd., Suite 220 

Arlington, VA 22201-4445 (703) 351-9405 

URL: http://www.sambergfdn.org 


The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels 

Foundation, Inc. 

350 5th Ave., Ste. 4301 

New York, NY 10118-4301 (212) 239-3030 

FAX: (212) 239-3039; E-mail: info@samuels.org; 

URL: http://www.samuels.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to New York City. 

The San Diego Foundation 

2508 Historic Decatur Rd., Ste. 200 

San Diego, CA 92106-6138 (619) 235-2300 

FAX: (619) 239-1710; E-mail: info@sdfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.sdfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater San Diego, 

CA, region. 


The San Francisco Foundation 

225 Bush St., Ste. 500 


FAX: (415) 477-2783; E-mail: info@sff.org; Intent to 

Apply e-mail: apps@sff.org; URL: http:// 

www.sff.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the San Francisco Bay 

Area, CA, counties of Alameda, Contra Costa, 

Marin, San Francisco, and San Mateo. 


Santa Barbara Foundation 

1111 Chapala St., Ste. 200 

Santa Barbara, CA 93101 (805) 963-1873 

FAX: (805) 966-2345; E-mail: info@sbfoundation.org; 

Grant inquiry E-mail: 

eneumann@sbfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.sbfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Santa Barbara County, 

CA. 


Sarah Scaife Foundation, Inc. 

1 Oxford Ctr. 


Pittsburgh, PA 15219-6401 (412) 392-2900 

URL: http://www.scaife.com/sarah.html 


VA. 


The Scherman Foundation, Inc. 

16 E. 52nd St., Ste. 601 

New York, NY 10022-5306 (212) 832-3086 

FAX: (212) 838-0154; E-mail: mpratt@scherman.org; 

Additional e-mail address for applications: 

submissions@scherman.org. Please type 

SUPPORT REQUEST in the subject line.; 

URL: http://www.scherman.org 

Limitations: Giving in NY and nationally in all areas, 

except for the arts and social welfare, which are 

primarily in New York City. 




Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation 

P.O. Box 2708 

Portland, OR 97208-2708 

Limitations: Giving primarily in OR and southwest WA, 

with preference given to Portland’s metropolitan 

area. 

Dr. Scholl Foundation 

1033 Skokie Blvd., Ste. 230 

Northbrook, IL 60062-4109 (847) 559-7430 

URL: http://www.drschollfoundation.com 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the U.S., with some 

emphasis on the Chicago, IL area. 

Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family 

Foundation 

Two W. 2nd St., 20th Fl. 

Tulsa, OK 74103-3123 (918) 591-1090 

FAX: (918) 591-1758; Additional address: 

Washington, DC Office: 800 8th St. N.W., 

Washington, DC 2000; URL: http:// 

www.schusterman.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily to nonsectarian 

organizations in OK; giving on a local, national, 

and international basis for Jewish organizations. 

Homer A. & Mildred S. Scott Foundation 

P.O. Box 2007 

Sheridan, WY 82801-2007 (307) 672-1448 

FAX: (307) 672-1443; 

E-mail: lynn.mavrakis@fib.com; URL: http:// 

www.scottfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving within a 35-mile radius of 

Sheridan, WY, and in specific areas of MT. 

Sea Change Foundation 

301 Battery St., Fl. 5 


URL: http://www.seachange.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA; Washington, DC., 

and NY, with some giving in AK and FL. 

Searle Freedom Trust 

1150 Seventeeth St. N.W. Ste. 910 

Washington, DC 20036 (202) 375-7820 

FAX: (202) 375-7821; Kim Berly O. Dennis, Pres. and 

C.E.O. Phone: (202) 375-7822, and E-mail: 

Kdennis@searlefreedomtrust.org; URL: http:// 

www.searlefreedomtrust.org 


The Seattle Foundation 

1200 5th Ave., Ste. 1300 

Seattle, WA 98101-3151 (206) 622-2294 

FAX: (206) 622-7673; 

E-mail: info@seattlefoundation.org; Grant 


grantmaking@seattlefoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.seattlefoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to King County, WA. 


Elmina B. Sewall Foundation 

14 Maine St., Ste. 308 

Brunswick, ME 04011 (207) 373-9206 

FAX: (207) 373-9204; 

E-mail: info@sewallfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.Sewallfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in ME, with the exception 

of a moderate amount of routine annual giving 

which may take place in other regions. 

The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation 

845 3rd Ave., 16th Fl. 

New York, NY 10022-6601 (212) 977-1300 


The John & Dorothy Shea Foundation 

655 Brea Canyon Rd. 

Walnut, CA 91789-3078 


The Sherwood Foundation 

3555 Farnam St. 

Omaha, NE 68131-3302 (402) 341-1717 

For information regarding human service, social 

justice or national initiatives contact Kristin 

Williams, e-mail: 

kristin@sherwoodfoundaiton.org; For information 

regarding primary educational initiatives contact 

Katie Weitz White, 

e-mail: katie@sherwoodfoundation.org; For 

information regarding secondary education 

initiatives contact Jerry Bexten, 

e-mail: jerry@sherwoodfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.sherwoodfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Omaha, NE. 

Hugh I. Shott, Jr. Foundation, Inc. 

c/o First Century Bank, N.A. 

500 Federal St. 

P.O. Box 1559 

Bluefield, WV 24701-3010 (304) 324-3222 

Limitations: Giving limited to southwestern VA and 

southern WV. 

The Shubert Foundation, Inc. 

234 W. 44th St. 

New York, NY 10036-3909 (212) 944-3777 

FAX: (212) 944-3767; URL: http:// 

www.shubertfoundation.org 



Sierra Health Foundation 

1321 Garden Hwy. 

Sacramento, CA 95833-9754 

E-mail: info@sierrahealth.org; Additional e-mail: 

grants@sierrahealth.org; URL: http:// 

www.sierrahealth.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to all or a portion of 26 

Northern California counties depending on grant 

program: Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, 

Colusa, El Dorado, Glenn, Lassen, Modoc, Mono, 

Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, San 

Joaquin, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano 

(eastern), Stanislaus, Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, 

Tuolumne, Yolo and Yuba. 

The Stephen M. Silberstein Foundation 

c/o Stephen M. Silberstein 

29 Eucalyptus Rd. 

Belvedere, CA 94920-2435 (415) 435-1692 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, some funding also 

in Washington, DC and NY. 

Silicon Valley Community Foundation 

2440 West El Camino Real, Ste. 300 

Mountain View, CA 94040-1498 (650) 450-5400 

FAX: (650) 450-5401; 

E-mail: info@siliconvalleycf.org; Additional E-mail: 

vlbennett@siliconvalleycf.org; Grant inquiry 

E-mail: grants@siliconvalleycf.org; Grant 


grantproposals@siliconvalleycf.org; URL: http:// 

www.siliconvalleycf.org/ 

Limitations: Giving of endowment grants are 

restricted to programs, services, and efforts that 

benefit the San Mateo and Santa Clara counties 

in CA. 


Marty and Dorothy Silverman Foundation 

c/o L. Silverman 

830 3rd Ave., 6th Fl. 

New York, NY 10022-6566 


William E. Simon Foundation, Inc. 

140 E. 45th St., Ste. 14D 

New York, NY 10017-7136 (212) 661-8366 

FAX: (212) 661-9450; 

E-mail: info@wesimonfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.wesimonfoundation.org 


on New York, NY, and Los Angeles and the San 

Francisco Bay Area, CA. 

Singh Family Foundation 

c/o Goldman Sachs- Family Office 

Bowling Green Sta. 

P.O. Box 73 

New York, NY 10274-0073 


The Siragusa Foundation 

1 E. Wacker Dr., Ste 2910 

Chicago, IL 60601-1474 (312) 755-0064 

FAX: (312) 755-0069; E-mail: info@siragusa.org; 

URL: http://www.siragusa.org 


Chicago, IL, area. 


Skirball Foundation 

31 W. 52nd St., 21st Fl. 

New York, NY 10019-6396 (212) 832-8500 


The Skoll Foundation 

250 University Ave., Ste. 200 

Palo Alto, CA 94301-1738 (650) 331-1031 

FAX: (650) 331-1033; 

E-mail: grants@skollfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.skollfoundation.org/ 


Joseph & Sylvia Slifka Foundation, Inc. 

c/o Hecht & Co. PC 

622 Third Ave. 


Limitations: Giving primarily in the metropolitan New 

York, NY, area. 

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation 

630 5th Ave., Ste. 2550 

New York, NY 10111-0242 (212) 649-1649 

FAX: (212) 757-5117; URL: http://www.sloan.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily focused on U.S. 

institutions with occasional grants to foreign 

institutions. 


The Smart Family Foundation, Inc. 

74 Pin Oak Ln. 

Wilton, CT 06897-1329 (203) 834-0400 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CT, IL, NJ and NY. 

Robert H. Smith Family Foundation 

2345 Crystal Dr. 

Arlington, VA 22202-4801 (703) 769-1023 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Washington, DC. 

George D. Smith Fund, Inc. 

c/o L.W. Milas & W.B. Norden 

620 8th Ave. 

New York, NY 10018-1415 (212) 218-5500 




Sobrato Family Foundation 

10600 N. De Anza Blvd., Ste. 200 

Cupertino, CA 95014 (408) 446-0700 

E-mail: grants@sobrato.org; URL: http:// 

www.sobrato.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in San Mateo, Santa 

Clara, and southern Alameda counties, CA. 


Y & H Soda Foundation 

1635 School St. 

Moraga, CA 94556-1150 (925) 631-1133 

FAX: (925) 631-0248; Information for grant inquiries: 

Program-Assistant @yhsodafoundation.org; tel: 

(925) 631-1133; URL: http:// 

www.yhsodafoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Alameda and Contra 


C. D. Spangler Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 36007 

Charlotte, NC 28236-6007 


The Spartanburg County Foundation 

424 E. Kennedy St. 

Spartanburg, SC 29302-1916 (864) 582-0138 

FAX: (864) 573-5378; E-mail: info@spcf.org; 

URL: http://www.spcf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Spartanburg County, 

SC, area. 


The Spencer Foundation 

625 N. Michigan Ave., Ste. 1600 

Chicago, IL 60611-3109 (312) 337-7000 

FAX: (312) 337-0282; E-mail: pres@spencer.org; 

URL: http://www.spencer.org 


basis. 


The Springs Close Foundation, Inc. 


Fort Mill, SC 29708-6529 (803) 548-2002 

FAX: (803) 548-1797; 

E-mail: amccrae@springsfnd.com; Lancaster 

contact information: Tel.: (803) 286-2197, fax: 

803-416-4626; Chester contact information: 

Tel.: (803) 581-7874, fax: (803) 581-2431; 

URL: http://www.thespringsclosefoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Chester, Lancaster and 

York Counties, SC. 


Sprint Foundation 

6220 Sprint Pkwy. 

Overland Park, KS 66251-6118 (913) 762-3767 

FAX: (913) 624-3490; Mailing address: P.O. Box 

11315, Kansas City, MO 64112; E-mail for Sprint 

Achievement Prog.: education@sprint.com; 

URL: http://www.sprint.com/responsibility/ 

sprint_foundation/index.html 


operations in Los Angeles and San Francisco, CA, 

Denver, CO, Washington, DC, Atlanta, GA, 

Chicago, IL, Kansas City, MO, New York, NY, and 

Dallas, TX; giving also to regional organizations 

active in areas of company operations and 

national organizations; giving limited to Cass, 

Clay, Jackson, and Platte counties, KS, and 

Johnson and Wyandotte counties, MO, for the 

Sprint Achievement Program. 


The Starr Foundation 

399 Park Ave., 17th Fl. 

New York, NY 10022-4614 (212) 909-3600 

FAX: (212) 750-3536; 

E-mail: suzanne.eden@starrfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.starrfoundation.org/ 


basis, with emphasis on New York, NY and Asia. 

State Street Foundation, Inc. 

1 Lincoln St 

Boston, MA 02111-2900 

E-mail: alnorthrop@statestreet.com; URL: http:// 

www.statestreet.com/wps/portal/internet/ 

corporate/home/aboutstatestreet/ 

corporatecitizenship/globalphilanthropy/ 

statestreetfoundation/ 


operations in CA, GA, IL, Boston and Quincy, MA, 

MO, NJ, NY, and NC, and in Australia, Austria, 

Belgium, Canada, Cayman Islands, France, 

Germany, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, 

Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Qatar, 

Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, 

Switzerland, Taiwan, and the United Kingdom. 

The Staten Island Foundation 

260 Christopher Ln., Ste. 3B 

Staten Island, NY 10314-1658 (718) 697-2831 

FAX: (718) 697-3180; 

E-mail: dubovsky@thestatenislandfoundation.org 

; URL: http:// 

www.thestatenislandfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving limited to Staten Island, NY. 

Gwendolyn L. Stearns Foundation, Inc. 

1820 Hartland Ct. 

Rapid City, SD 57702-3482 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Rapid City, SD. 

The Robert K. Steel Family Foundation 

c/o BCRS Assocs. 

100 Wall St., 11th Fl. 


Limitations: Giving primarily in NC and NY. 

Steelcase Foundation 

P.O. Box 1967, GH-4E 

Grand Rapids, MI 49501-1967 

FAX: (616) 475-2200; 

E-mail: sbroman@steelcase.com; Additional 

Contact: Phyllis Gebben, Coordinator of 

Donations, E-mail: pgebben@steelcase.com; 

URL: http://www.steelcase.com/en/company/ 

who/steelcase-foundation/pages/ 

steelcasefoundation.aspx 


operations, with emphasis on Athens, AL, City of 

Industry, CA, Grand Rapids, MI, and Markham, 

Canada. 


The Steele Foundation, Inc. 

702 E. Osborn Rd., Ste. 190 

Phoenix, AZ 85014-5215 

E-mail: grants@steele-foundation.com; Additional 

address: P.O. Box 1112, Phoenix, AZ 85001 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AZ. 

The Judy and Michael Steinhardt Foundation 

650 Madison Ave., 17th Fl 

New York, NY 10022-1029 (212) 371-7300 


Alex Stern Family Foundation 

4152 30th Ave. S., No. 102 

Fargo, ND 58104-8403 

FAX: (701) 271-0408; E-mail: donlscott@yahoo.com; 

URL: http://alexsternfamilyfoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Moorhead, MN, and 

Fargo, ND areas. 


Stuart Foundation 

500 Washington St., 8th Fl. 


FAX: (415) 393-1552; 

E-mail: awashington@stuartfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.stuartfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA and WA. 

Roy & Christine Sturgis Charitable Trust 


901 Main St., 19th Fl. 

Dallas, TX 75202-3707 (214) 209-1965 

E-mail: tx.philanthropic@baml.com; Application 

address: c/o Bank of America, N.A., P.O. Box 

830241, Dallas, TX 75283; URL: https:// 

www.bankofamerica.com/philanthropic/ 

grantmaking.action 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AR and the Dallas, TX, 

area. 

Sunderland Foundation 

P.O. Box 25900 

Overland Park, KS 66225-5900 (913) 451-8900 

E-mail: sunderlandfoundation@ashgrove.com; 

URL: http://www.sunderlandfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in geographic areas that 

have connections to the Ash Grove Cement Co., 

particularly AR, western IA, KS, western MO, and 

NE. 

The Sunshine Lady Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 1074 

Morehead City, NC 28557-1074 

E-mail: SLFwebform@gmail.com; URL: http:// 

www.sunshinelady.org/ 


SunTrust Foundation 

c/o SunTrust Banks, Inc. 

919 E. Main St. 

Richmond, VA 23219-4625 (804) 782-7907 


operations, with emphasis on Washington, DC, 

MD, and VA. 

Surdna Foundation, Inc. 


New York, NY 10017-5001 (212) 557-0010 

FAX: (212) 557-0003; E-mail: questions@surdna.org; 

URL: http://www.surdna.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in CA, Washington DC, 

and NY. 


Ann and Bill Swindells Charitable Trust 

1211 S.W. 5th Ave., Ste. 2340 

Portland, OR 97204-3723 (503) 222-0689 

FAX: (503) 222-0726; 

E-mail: dwecker@swindellstrust.org; URL: http:// 

www.swindellstrust.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to OR. 

Charles M. and Joan R. Taylor Foundation, Inc. 

c/o Regions Bank 

400 W. Capitol Ave. 

Little Rock, AR 72201-3436 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Little Rock, AR, and 

Harbor Springs, MI. 

TD Charitable Foundation 

P.O. Box 9540 

1 Portland Sq. 



Portland, ME 04112-9540 (207) 756-6947 

E-mail: CharitableGiving@TDBanknorth.com; E-mail 

for Michael Rayder: 

Michael.Rayder@TDBanknorth.com; URL: http:// 

www.tdbank.com/community/grants.html 


operations in CT, Washington, DC, DE, FL, MA, 

MD, ME, NH, NJ, NY, PA, VA, and VT. 

T. L. L. Temple Foundation 

204 Champions Dr. 

Lufkin, TX 75901-7321 (936) 634-3900 

Limitations: Giving primarily in counties in TX 

constituting the East Texas Pine Timber Belt. 

John Templeton Foundation 

300 Conshohocken State Rd., Ste. 500 

West Conshohocken, PA 19428-3801 

(610) 941-2828 

FAX: (610) 825-1730; E-mail: info@templeton.org; 

URL: http://www.templeton.org/ 


basis. 


Terra Foundation for American Art 

980 N. Michigan Ave., Ste. 1315 

Chicago, IL 60611-4501 (312) 664-3939 

FAX: (312) 664-2052; 

E-mail: grants@terraamericanart.org; Additional 

e-mail: contact@terraamericanart.org and 

tsr@terraamericanart.org; URL: http:// 

www.terraamericanart.org 

Limitations: Giving in the U.S., with emphasis on 

Chicago, IL, and internationally. 


Texas Instruments Foundation 

P.O. Box 650311, M.S. 3998 

Dallas, TX 75265-0199 (214) 480-6873 

FAX: (214) 480-6820; E-mail: giving@ti.com; 


www.ti.com/corp/docs/csr/giving.shtml 


operations in Dallas, TX. 

Eugene Victor Thaw Art Foundation 

553 Canyon Rd. 

P.O. Box 2422 

Santa Fe, NM 87501-2719 


Eugene V. & Clare E. Thaw Charitable Trust 

P.O. Box 2422 

Santa Fe, NM 87504-2422 

E-mail (for Sherry Thompson): sherryt@thawtrust.org 


William and Helen Thomas Charitable Trust 

c/o U.S. Trust Co. 

819 S. Federal Hwy., FL5-360-01-01 

Stuart, FL 34994-2952 (772) 403-1600 

FAX: (772) 403-1617; 

E-mail: bonney.johnson@ustrust.com; 


thomas/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in FL, with emphasis on 

Palm Beach, St. Lucie & Martin counties. 

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation 

4321 N. Ballard Rd. 

Appleton, WI 54919-0001 (800) 236-3736 

FAX: (920) 628-5165; 

E-mail: foundation@thrivent.com; Additional 

application addresses: Lutheran Grant Prog.: 

Kathy Larson, Church and Community 

Engagement, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, 

Lutheran Grant Prog., 4321 N. Ballard Rd., 

Appleton, WI 54919-0001, tel.: (920) 628-5099, 

FAX: (920) 628-5165, Corporate Community 

Grant Prog., Twin Cities, MN: David Jones, 

Community Rels., Thrivent Financial for 

Lutherans, 625 4th Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 

55415-1624, tel.: (612) 340-8281, Fox Cities, 

WI: Jenni Eickelberg, Community Rels., Thrivent 

Financial for Lutherans, 4321 N. Ballard Rd., 

Appleton, WI 54919-0001, tel.: (920) 628-4610; 

E-mail for Charitable Gifting Initiative: 

charitablegifting@thrivent.com; URL: https:// 

www.thrivent.com/foundations/tflfoundation/ 

index.html 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis for the 

Lutheran Grant Program; giving limited to the Twin 

Cities, MN, including Minneapolis and St. Paul, 

and the Fox Cities, WI, including Appleton, for 

Corporate Community Grants; giving to national 

organizations for the Charitable Gifting Initiative. 

Tiger Foundation 

101 Park Ave., 21st Fl. 

New York, NY 10178-4799 (212) 984-2565 

FAX: (212) 949-9778; 

E-mail: info@tigerfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.tigerfoundation.org 


Timken Foundation of Canton 

200 Market Ave. N., Ste. 210 

Canton, OH 44702-1437 (330) 452-1144 

Limitations: Giving primarily in local areas of Timken 

Co. domestic operations in Manchester, CT; 

Bucyrus, Canton, Eaton, New Philadelphia, OH; 

Ashboro, Columbus, and Lincolnton, NC; Keene, 

and Lebanon, NH; Honea Path, Union, and 

Gaffney, SC; Altavista, VA; and Mascot and 

Pulaski, TN. Giving also in local areas in Canada, 

China, France, Great Britain, India, Italy, Poland, 

Romania, and South Africa where Timken Co. has 

manufacturing facilities. 

Toyota USA Foundation 

c/o Fdn. Admin. 

601 Lexington Ave., 49th Fl. 

New York, NY 10022-4611 (212) 715-7486 

Tel. for problems with online applications: (212) 

715-7490; URL: http://www.toyota.com/ 

foundation 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of major 

company operations in AZ, CA, Washington, DC, 

IL, MD, NM, NY, and TX; giving also to national 


Travelers Foundation 

385 Washington St. 

St. Paul, MN 55102-1309 (651) 310-7757 

FAX: (651) 310-2327; 

E-mail: lcolanin@travelers.com; Additional 

contacts: Michael Newman, V.P., Travelers 

Foundation, tel.:(651) 310-7263; Tara N. Spain, 

Prog. Off., Travelers Foundation, tel.:(860) 

277-7015; and Lisa Colaninno, Opers. Mgr., tel.: 

(860) 277-3761; URL: http:// 

www.travelers.com/corporate-info/about/ 

community/foundation.aspx 

Limitations: Giving primarily in areas of significant 

company operations, with emphasis Hartford, CT 

and St. Paul, MN; limited giving to national 


Harry C. Trexler Trust 

33 S. 7th St., Ste. 205 

Allentown, PA 18101-2406 (610) 434-9645 

FAX: (610) 437-5721; URL: http:// 

www.TrexlerTrust.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Lehigh County, PA. 


Triad Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 4440 

Ithaca, NY 14852-4440 (607) 257-1133 

FAX: (607) 257-5203; 

E-mail: JVF@triadfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Tampa, FL, Charlotte, 

NC, and Tompkins County, NY. 

Triangle Community Foundation 

324 Blackwell St., Ste. 1220 

Durham, NC 27701-3690 (919) 474-8370 

FAX: (919) 941-9208; E-mail: info@trianglecf.org; 

Grant application E-mail: robyn@trianglecf.org; 

URL: http://www.trianglecf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Chatham, Durham, 

Orange, and Wake counties, NC. 


The Trust Family Foundation 

1 Stiles Rd., Ste. 202 

Salem, NH 03079-4844 (603) 898-6670 

Limitations: Giving primarily in New England, with 

emphasis on MA and NH. 


The Tudor Foundation, Inc. 

1275 King St. 


Limitations: Giving primarily in CT, MA, NY and 

England; some funding also in Australia. 

Tulsa Community Foundation 

7030 S. Yale, Ste. 600 

Tulsa, OK 74136 (918) 494-8823 

FAX: (918) 494-9826; E-mail: info@tulsacf.org; 

Additional E-mail: plakin@tulsacf.org; 

URL: http://www.tulsacf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to northeastern OK through 

discretionary funds; donor-advised giving is 

nationwide. 

Turner Foundation, Inc. 

c/o Raymond Goodreau 

133 Luckie St. N.W., 2nd Fl. 

Atlanta, GA 30303-2038 (404) 681-9900 

FAX: (404) 681-0172; URL: http:// 

www.turnerfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily on a regional and national 

basis; priority consideration to programs in FL, 

GA, MT, NM, and SC. 

Turrell Fund 

21 Van Vleck St. 

Montclair, NJ 07042-2358 (973) 783-9358 

FAX: (973) 783-9283; E-mail: turrell@turrellfund.org; 

Application Contact: Jeneanne Kautzmann, 

Grants, Mgr.; e-mail: application@turrellfund.org; 

URL: http://www.turrellfund.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to Essex, Union, Hudson 

and Passaic counties, NJ, and VT. 


U.S. Bancorp Foundation, Inc. 

BC-MN-H21B 

800 Nicollet Mall, 21st Fl. 

Minneapolis, MN 55402 (612) 303-4000 

FAX: (612) 303-0787; 

E-mail: USBancorp@Easymatch.com; 

URL: http://www.usbank.com/cgi_w/cfm/ 

about/community_relations/charit_giving.cfm 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AR, AZ, CA, CO, ID, IA, 

IL, IN, KS, KY, MN, MO, MT, ND, NE, NV, OH, OR, 

SD, TN, UT, WA, WI, and WY. 




Union Pacific Foundation 

1400 Douglas St., Stop 1560 

Omaha, NE 68179-1001 (402) 544-5600 

FAX: (402) 501-2291; E-mail: upf@up.com; 

URL: http://www.up.com/found 



United Health Foundation 

9900 Bren Rd. E, MN008-W150 

Minnetonka, MN 55343-9664 

FAX: (952) 936-1675; 

E-mail: info@unitedhealthfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.unitedhealthfoundation.org 


company operations, with emphasis on 

Washington, DC, FL, MN, and NY. 

The UPS Foundation 

55 Glenlake Pkwy., N.E. 

Atlanta, GA 30328-3474 (404) 828-6374 

FAX: (404) 828-7435; URL: http:// 

community.ups.com/UPS+Foundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis and in Brazil, 

Canada, China, Malaysia, Mexico, and South 

Africa; giving also to statewide, regional, 

national, and international organizations. 


The USAA Foundation, Inc. 

9800 Fredericksburg Rd., D-03-E 

San Antonio, TX 78288-3500 (210) 498-1225 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Phoenix, AZ, Colorado 

Springs, CO, Tampa, FL, San Antonio, TX, and 

Norfolk, VA. 


Valero Energy Foundation 

1 Valero Way 

P.O. Box 696000 

San Antonio, TX 78269-6000 (210) 345-2615 

FAX: (210) 345-2103; 

E-mail: Sylvia.Rodriguez@valero.com; Additional 

Contact: Beth Senac, E-mail: 

Beth.Senac@valero.com; URL: http:// 

www.valero.com/Community/ 

Community_Giving/Pages/Home.aspx 


operations, with emphasis on TX. 

Wayne & Gladys Valley Foundation 

1939 Harrison St., Ste. 510 

Oakland, CA 94612-3532 (510) 466-6060 

FAX: (510) 466-6067; E-mail: info@wgvalley.org; 


wgvalley/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Alameda and Contra 



van Beuren Charitable Foundation, Inc. 

130 Bellevue Ave., Ste. 304 

Newport, RI 02840 (401) 619-5910 

FAX: (401) 619-5917; 

E-mail: kdame@vbcfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.vbcfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Newport County, RI. 


VanderWeide Family Foundation 

P.O. Box 230257 


FAX: (616) 774-0116; 

E-mail: info@vw-foundation.org; E-mail: 

virginiav@rdvcorp.com (for G. Vander Hart) or 

SueV@rdvcorp.com (for S. Volkers); URL: http:// 

www.vw-foundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in west MI and central FL. 

Ventura County Community Foundation 

1317 Del Norte Rd., Ste. 150 

Camarillo, CA 93010-8364 (805) 988-0196 

FAX: (805) 485-5537; E-mail: vccf@vccf.org; 

URL: http://www.vccf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Ventura County, CA. 


Verizon Foundation 

1 Verizon Way 

Basking Ridge, NJ 07920-1025 (800) 360-7955 

FAX: (908) 630-2660; 

E-mail: verizon.foundation@verizon.com; E-mail 

for Joseph E. Scaccia: 

joseph.e.scaccia@verizon.com; URL: http:// 

foundation.verizon.com 


on CA, Washington DC, and NY; giving also in 

Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Hong Kong, India, 

and Singapore. 

Victoria Foundation, Inc. 

946 Bloomfield Ave., 2nd Fl. 

Glen Ridge, NJ 07028-1304 (973) 748-5300 

FAX: (973) 748-0016; 

E-mail: info@victoriafoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.victoriafoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to greater Newark, NJ; 

environmental grants limited to NJ. 


Vital Projects Fund, Inc. 

c/o Robert B. Menschel 


New York, NY 10152-1600 


Vulcan Materials Company Foundation 

P.O. Box 385014 

Birmingham, AL 35238-5014 (205) 298-3222 

E-mail: giving@vmcmail.com; Additional tel.: (205) 

298-3229; URL: http:// 

www.vulcanmaterials.com/social.asp? 

content=vulcan 


operations, with emphasis on Birmingham, AL. 


The Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation, Inc. 

Wells Fargo Ctr. 

90 S. 7th St., MAC N9305-164 

Charlotte, NC 28288-0143 (704) 374-6128 

FAX: (704) 374-2484; 

E-mail: communityaffairs@wachovia.com; 

URL: https://www.wachovia.com/ 

wachoviafoundation 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis in in areas of 


Crystelle Waggoner Charitable Trust 


P.O. Box 1479 TX1-497-02-14 

Fort Worth, TX 76101-1479 

E-mail: mark.j.smith@baml.com 



The Wal-Mart Foundation, Inc. 

702 S.W. 8th St., Dept. 8687, # 0555 

Bentonville, AR 72716-0555 (800) 530-9925 

FAX: (479) 273-6850; E-mail for National Grant 

Program: ntlgive@wal-mart.com; URL: http:// 

walmartfoundation.org 


company operations, with emphasis on AR, 

Washington, DC, IL, NY, TN, UT, and VA. 

Willard and Pat Walker Charitable Foundation, 

Inc. 

61 E. Sunbridge, Ste. 1 

Fayetteville, AR 72703-2857 (479) 582-2310 

FAX: (479) 582-2292; 

E-mail: walkerfamily1@sbcglobal.net; Application 

address: P.O. Box 10500, Fayetteville, AR 

72703-0043 

Limitations: Giving primarily in AR, KS, MO and OK. 

The Wallace Foundation 

5 Penn Plz., 7th Fl. 

New York, NY 10001-1837 (212) 251-9700 

FAX: (212) 679-6990; 

E-mail: info@wallacefoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.wallacefoundation.org 



Wallace Genetic Foundation, Inc. 

4910 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Ste. 221 

Washington, DC 20016-4368 (202) 966-2932 

FAX: (202) 966-3370; 

E-mail: info@wallacegenetic.org; Additional 

e-mail: president@wallacegenetic.org; 

URL: http://www.wallacegenetic.org 


Walton Family Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 2030 

Bentonville, AR 72712-2030 (479) 464-1570 

FAX: (479) 464-1580; E-mail: info@wffmail.com; 

URL: http://www.waltonfamilyfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving through two of four funding areas 

is limited to northwest AR and the Mississippi 

River’s delta region of AR and MS. Educational 

funding is limited to target school districts. 


The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts 

65 Bleecker St., 7th Fl. 

New York, NY 10012-2420 (212) 387-7555 

FAX: (212) 387-7560; 

E-mail: info@warholfoundation.org; E-mail for 

proposals: deadline@warholfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.warholfoundation.org 


Dennis & Phyllis Washington Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 16630 

Missoula, MT 59808-6630 (406) 523-1325 


www.dpwfoundation.org/ 


operations, with emphasis on MT. 

Wasserman Foundation 

12100 W. Olympic Blvd., Ste. 400 

Los Angeles, CA 90064-1052 (310) 407-0200 

FAX: (310) 882-4601; 

E-mail: feedback@wassermanfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.wassermanfoundation.org 


Joe and Arlene Watt Foundation, Inc. 

c/o First Interstate Bank of Sheridan 

P.O. Box 6085 

Sheridan, WY 82801-6085 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Sheridan, WY. 



The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, 

Inc. 

7 Park Center Ct. 

Owings Mills, MD 21117-4200 (410) 654-8500 

E-mail: info@theweinbergfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.hjweinbergfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving nationally, primarily in MD, HI, 

northeast PA, NY, and internationally to Israel 

and the Former Soviet Union. 

Weingart Foundation 

1055 W. 7th St., Ste. 3050 

Los Angeles, CA 90017-2305 (213) 688-7799 

FAX: (213) 688-1515; E-mail: info@weingartfnd.org; 

URL: http://www.weingartfnd.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to 7 southern CA counties: 

Los Angeles, Orange, Santa Barbara, Riverside, 

San Bernardino, Ventura and San Diego. 


Weitz Family Foundation 

1125 S. 103 St, Ste. 600 

Omaha, NE 68124-6019 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Chicago, IL, and 

Omaha, NE. 

Welfare Foundation, Inc. 

100 W. 10th St., Ste. 1109 

Wilmington, DE 19801-1653 (302) 654-2477 

Limitations: Giving limited to DE and Chester County, 

PA. 

The Wellmark Foundation 

1331 Grand Ave., Station 3W751 

Des Moines, IA 50309-2551 (515) 376-4819 

FAX: (515) 376-9082; 

E-mail: wmfoundation@wellmark.com; E-mail for 

Matt McGarvey: mcgarveym@wellmark.com; 

Additional contact: Cheryl Clarke, Sr. Prog. Mgr., 

tel.: (515) 245-4997, e-mail: 

clarkec@wellmark.com; URL: http:// 

www.wellmark.com/foundation/index.asp 

Limitations: Giving limited to IA and SD. 


WellPoint Foundation, Inc. 

120 Monument Circle 

Indianapolis, IN 46204-4906 

E-mail: wellpoint.foundation@wellpoint.com; 

Additional e-mail: 

communityrelations@wellpoint.com; URL: http:// 

www.wellpointfoundation.org/home.html 


operations in CA, CO, CT, GA, IN, KY, ME, MO, 

NV, NY, NH, OH, VA, and WI; giving also to 


Wells Fargo Foundation 

1800 Central Pk. E., 12th Fl. 


FAX: (310) 789-8989; 

E-mail: thanlon@wellsfargo.com; URL: http:// 

www.wellsfargo.com/donations 


operations. 

Whatcom Community Foundation 

119 Grand Ave., Ste. A 

Bellingham, WA 98225-4400 (360) 671-6463 

FAX: (360) 671-6437; E-mail: wcf@whatcomcf.org; 

URL: http://www.whatcomcf.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Whatcom County, WA. 


Wichita Community Foundation 

301 N. Main, Ste. 100 

Wichita, KS 67202 (316) 264-4880 

FAX: (316) 264-7592; E-mail: wcf@wichitacf.org; 

URL: http://www.wichitacf.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the greater Wichita, KS, 

area. 


The Wilburforce Foundation 

3601 Fremont Ave. N., Ste. 304 

Seattle, WA 98103-8753 

FAX: (206) 632-2326; E-mail: grants@wilburforce.org; 

Additional address (Montana office): P.O. Box 

296, Bozeman, MT 59771-0296, tel.: (406) 

586-9796, fax: (406) 586-3076, e-mail: 

jennifer@wilburforce.org; Additional tel.: (800) 

201-0148 (Seattle office), (800) 317-8180 

(Montana office); URL: http:// 

www.wilburforce.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the western U.S. and 

western Canada, particularly AK, AZ, MT, NM, OR, 

UT, WA, British Columbia, and the Yellowstone to 

Yukon region of U.S.-Canada. 

The Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust 

c/o Robert W. Wilson 

520 83rd St., Ste. 1R 

Brooklyn, NY 11209-4520 (718) 748-6113 


The Huey and Angelina Wilson Foundation 

3636 S. Sherwood Forest Blvd., Ste. 650 

Baton Rouge, LA 70816-5216 (225) 292-1344 

FAX: (225) 292-1589; Questions regarding the 

foundation may be addressed to: Dan Bevan, 

e-mail: danbevan@hwilson.org, Jan Ross: e-mail: 

janross@hwilson.org, or Dianne Stephens: 

e-mail: distephens@hwilson.org; URL: http:// 

www.hawilsonfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving limited to the Baton Rouge, LA, 

area. 

Windgate Charitable Foundation, Inc. 

P.O. Box 826 

Siloam Springs, AR 72761-0826 (479) 524-9829 

Limitations: Giving on a national basis with emphasis 

on the Midwest and Southwest. 

The Winston Foundation, Inc. 

c/o John O’Neil, Paul Weiss et. al. 

1285 Ave. of the Americas 

New York, NY 10019-6064 (212) 373-3000 

Limitations: Giving in the U.S., with emphasis on 

national and local organizations in NY. 

The Winston-Salem Foundation 

860 W. 5th St. 

Winston-Salem, NC 27101-2506 

FAX: (336) 727-0581; E-mail: info@wsfoundation.org; 

Toll free tel.: (866) 227-1209; Grant application 

E-mail: grants@wsfoundation.org; Additional 

E-mail: swierman@wsfoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.wsfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the greater Forsyth 

County, NC, area. 


Wiregrass Foundation 

1532 Whatley Dr. 

Dothan, AL 36303-1984 (334) 699-1031 

FAX: (334) 669-2472; 

E-mail: john@wiregrassfoundation.org; E-mail 

address for Cindy White, V.P., Admin. and Grants: 

cindy@wiregrassfoundation.org; URL: http:// 

www.wiregrassfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Houston, Henry, Dale 

and Geneva counties, AL. 


Wisconsin Energy Corporation Foundation, Inc. 

231 W. Michigan St., Rm. P409A 

Milwaukee, WI 53203-0001 (414) 221-2107 

FAX: (414) 221-2412; 

E-mail: patti.mcnew@we-energies.com; 

Additional e-mail: 

wec.foundation@we-energies.com; URL: http:// 

www.wec-foundation.com/ 


operations in the Upper Peninsula, MI, area and 

WI. 

Wood-Claeyssens Foundation 

P.O. Box 30586 

Santa Barbara, CA 93130-0586 

FAX: (805) 966-1415; E-mail: wcf0543@gmail.com; 

URL: http:// 

www.woodclaeyssensfoundation.com/ 

Limitations: Giving limited to Santa Barbara and 

Ventura counties, CA. 

Robert W. Woodruff Foundation, Inc. 

191 Peachtree N.W., Ste. 3540 

Atlanta, GA 30303 (404) 522-6755 

FAX: (404) 522-7026; E-mail: fdns@woodruff.org; 

Application address: 50 Hurt Plz., Ste. 1200, 

Atlanta, Georgia 30303; URL: http:// 

www.woodruff.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in GA, with emphasis on 

the metropolitan Atlanta area. 

Woods Charitable Fund, Inc. 

1440 M St. 

Lincoln, NE 68508-2513 (402) 436-5971 

FAX: (402) 742-0123; 

E-mail: info@woodscharitable.org; Mailing 

address: P.O. Box 81309, Lincoln, NE 68501; 

Additional e-mails: pbaker@woodscharitable.org 

(Pam Baker); twoods@woodscharitable.org (Tom 

Woods); azmarzly@woodscharitable.org (Angie 

Zmarzly); URL: http://www.woodscharitable.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in Lincoln, NE. 


The Works of Grace Foundation 

c/o Vicki Browne 

P.O. Box 9050 

Ketchum, ID 83340-7142 

E-mail: info@worksofgracefoundation.org; 

URL: http://www.worksofgracefoundation.org/ 

Limitations: Giving primarily in ID and TX. 

The Wunderkinder Foundation 

c/o Breslauer, Rutman & Anderson, LLC 

11400 W. Olympic Blvd., Ste. 550 

Los Angeles, CA 90064-1551 (310) 481-3513 


Wyandotte Health Foundation 

755 Minnesota Ave. 

Kansas City, KS 66117-2703 (816) 842-0944 

FAX: (816) 842-7444; Application address: c/o 

Greater Kansas City Community Foundation, 

1055 Broadway, Ste. 130, Kansas City, MO 

64105; tel.: (816) 627-3403 

Limitations: Giving limited to Wyandotte and Johnson 

counties, KS, and Jackson County, MO. 

Xcel Energy Foundation 

414 Nicollet Mall 


FAX: (612) 215-4522; 

E-mail: foundation@xcelenergy.com; Additional 

Contacts: Jeanne Fox, Michigan and Wisconsin, 

E-mail: jean.fox@xcelenergy.com; James R. 

Garness, Sr. Fdn. Rep., Minnesota, E-mail: 

james.r.garness@xcelenergy.com; Judy Paukert, 



North and South Dakota, E-mail: 

judith.n.paukert@xcelenergy.com; Terry Price, Sr. 

Fdn. Rep., New Mexico and Texas, E-mail: 

terry.price@xcelenergy.com; Shanda Vangas, Sr. 

Fdn. Rep., Colorado, E-mail: 

Shanda.L.Vangas@excelenergy.com; 

URL: http://www.xcelenergy.com/About_Us/ 

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operations in CO, MI, MN, ND, NM, SD, TX, and 

WI. 

Yawkey Foundation II 

990 Washington St., Ste. 315 

Dedham, MA 02026-6716 (781) 329-7470 

URL: http://www.yawkeyfoundation.org 

Limitations: Giving primarily in MA, with emphasis on 

the greater metropolitan Boston area. 

The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation 

401 S. Boston Ave., Ste. 900 

Tulsa, OK 74103-4012 (918) 295-8004 

FAX: (918) 295-8049; E-mail: Bmajor@zarrow.com; 

URL: http://www.zarrow.com/ahz.htm 

Limitations: Giving primarily in the Tulsa, OK, area. 



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