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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 organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, political 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.) Limitations: Giving on a national basis in areas of 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. No grants to individuals. 790. Enoch Pratt Free Library of Baltimore City, Baltimore, MD. $10,000, 2009. 791. Enoch Pratt Free Library of Baltimore City, Baltimore, MD. $10,000, 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 operating support. 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). 803. National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library, Cedar Rapids, IA. $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 24 © 2012 by the Foundation Center
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. 818. National Center for Family Philanthropy, Washington, DC. $15,000, 2009. For operating support. 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 © 2012 by the Foundation Center 25
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