Cooperative among the Allentown, Bethlehem, & Easton, Pennsylvania, communities & Lehigh students; raises & distributes funds to other nonprofit community-based organizations or individuals with specific economic hardships.
This foundation administers charitable funds for individuals and others and makes grants to Los Angeles-area nonprofits. The site includes information on their Funding Information Library and grantseeking tips; a downloadable application is included.
Supporting currently four programs: education and healthy development of children and youth, preventing deadly conflict, strengthening human resources in developing countries, and special projects.
National program areas are improving health care services, bettering the health of minority Americans, advancing the well-being of elderly people, and developing the capacities of children and young people.
The Council on Foundations, an association of foundations and corporations, serves the public good by promoting and enhancing effective and responsible philanthropy.
Most of the foundation's grants are made to nonprofit organizations serving the residents of Hartford, Connecticut, or surrounding towns in the areas of social services, health care, education, arts and humanities, and neighborhood development.
With a mission to develop and conduct a mental health program to benefit the people of Texas; their concentrations include children and their families, youth at risk, and minority mental health.
Provides fellowships for advanced professionals in all fields (natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, creative arts) except the performing arts.
Awards funds to programs directed toward human needs, education and training, community development, religion, the environment, and the arts in Marin County, California.
The foundation's purpose is to improve the human condition in the Puget Sound area by fostering positive change, growth, and the improvement of people.
Directs the companies philanthropic activities focusing on education, community, and health, with priority given to programs benefiting people of color, the economically disadvantaged, or programs with older adult volunteers.
A private philanthropy supporting nonprofit activities in the areas of arts and culture, education, the environment, health and human services, public policy, and religion. Each year, the Trusts make grants of about $180 million to 400-500 nonprofits
The Fund's major objective is to improve the well-being of all people through support of efforts in the United States and abroad that contribute ideas, develop leaders, and encourage institutions in the transition to global interdependence.
Helping youth by advancing education with technology, promoting excellence in teaching, providing education enrichment, supporting direct health care for children, improving resources for care providers, and supporting pediatric AIDS.
Serves information on the projects of the Soros Organizations, a network of independent foundations, programs, and institutions established and supported by philanthropist George Soros.
The foundation makes contributions to nonprofit organizations primarily in communities in which Westinghouse has a presence, prefering those where Westinghouse employees volunteer. It encourages activities that meets the needs of special populations.
The foundation makes grants to organizations to protect the Earth's natural habits and environment and to reduce pressure on ecosystems through human population stabilization.
Serving the people of North Carolina by funding pre-collegiate education, community economic development, environmental issues, minority issues, women's issues, and others.
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