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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 operating support. 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 operating support. 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. 1892. Frick Collection, New York, NY. $50,000, 2010. For general support. 1893. Oklahoma Historical Society, History Center, Oklahoma City, OK. $77,565, 2010. For Kirkpatrick Family Archive. 1894. Oklahoma Historical Society, History Center, Oklahoma City, OK. $63,100, 2010. For Kirkpatrick Family Archive. 1895. Oklahoma Historical Society, History Center, Oklahoma City, OK. $55,000, 2010. For Kirkpatrick Family Archive. 1896. William J. Clinton Presidential Foundation, Little Rock, AR. $10,000, 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 58 © 2012 by the Foundation Center
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. 1913. Foundation Center, New York, NY. $17,500, 2011. For general support. 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 general support. 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, 2010. For general support. 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 general support. 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. 1937. George W. Bush Foundation, Dallas, TX. $10,000, 2010. For general 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 © 2012 by the Foundation Center 59
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