Showing top 200 of 8,345 foundations

Click here for the GrantWatch Advanced Foundation Search

#	Foundation Name	Location
Unlock Full Access Get unlimited access to 374,397 foundations in the GrantWatch Foundation Directory. Upgrade Now
1		CAMBRIDGE, MA
2		BOSTON, MA
3		Middletown, CT
4		CHESTER, CT
5		FLUSHING, NY
6		BROOKLYN, NY
7		NEW YORK, NY
8		LONG BRANCH, NJ
9		NIAGARA FALLS, NY
10		NEW YORK, NY
11		PURCHASE, NY
12		NEW YORK, NY
13		NEW YORK, NY
14		NEW YORK, NY
15		Clifton Park, NY
16		RUSHFORD, NY
17		SYRACUSE, NY
18		CORNING, NY
19		Rochester, NY
20		NEW YORK, NY
21		Chicopee, MA
22		BOSTON, MA
23		PARK RIDGE, NJ
24		Holden, MA
25		TRENTON, NJ
26		FLEMINGTON, NJ
27		JOHNSTON, RI
28		ALBANY, NY
29		HOPKINTON, MA
30		SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ
31		FLORHAM PARK, NJ
32		MARLBORO, NJ
33		HAMILTON, NJ
34		GLENS FALLS, NY
35		UNIONDALE, NY
36		GARDNER, MA
37		WESTBOROUGH, MA
38		BINGHAMTON, NY
39		READING, MA
40		MONSEY, NY
41		BROOKLYN, NY
42		WILTON, CT
43		New Salem, MA
44		SPRINGFIELD, NJ
45		WAYLAND, MA
46		PETERBOROUGH, NH
47		RICHMOND HILL, NY
48		Spring Valley, NY
49		Salem, MA
50		LAKE SUCCESS, NY

TO PROMOTE PRACTICES AND POLICIES OF BASIC EDUCATION TO ADVANCE LITERACY AND INCREASE ACCESS TO SECONDARY EDUCATION, PARTICULARLY FOR GIRLS, IN AFGHANISTAN AND PAKISTAN.

THIS TRUST MAKES GRANTS FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN AND ANIMALS

encourages curiosity, understanding and critical thinking, providing leadership through grants, partnerships and collaborative programs.

SUPPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY

TO MEMORIALIZE , . AND TO ENCOURAGE AND ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROMOTION OF EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES RELATIVE TO THE FIELD OF EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY, COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, LABOR RELATIONS AND OTHER LABOR ORGANIZATION/LABOR UNION ACTIVITIES. THE ASSOCIATION RECEIVES, ADMINISTERS AND DISBURSES GIFTS AND GRANTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF SUCH ACTIVITIES.

GRANTS TO JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS

GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

GRANTS TO SUPPORT RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

RESEARCH, PUBLICATION AND DISSEMINATION HEALTH AND SANITARY INFORMATION ON IMMUIZATTION REQUIREMENTS, TROPICAL DISEASES, CLIMATIC CONDITIONS, INFORMATION ON MEDICAL CARE OVERSEAS BENEFIT TRAVELERS; (2) GRANTS TO MEDICAL INSTITUTINS; AND (3) SCHOLARSHIPS MEDICAL EDUCATION.

THE MISSION IS TO PREVENT SUFFERING AMONG THE UNDERPRIVILIGED BY EXPANDING ACCESS TO QUALITY DENTAL CARE AND ORAL HEALTH EDUCATION. PROVIDES GRANTS TO DENTAL VOLUNTEERS FOR ISRAEL/THE TRUDI BIRGER CLINIC, WHICH SERVES THE NEEDS THE UNDER- PRIVILEGED JERUSALEM REGARDLESS RACIAL, ETHNIC OR RELIGIOUS BACK- GROUND.

THE CORPORATION WAS FORMED TO MAKE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE.

WAS ESTABLISHED TO REVITALIZE IDENTITY THROUGH EDUCATIONAL RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL INITIATIVES THAT REACH OUT TO ALL JEWS, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON THOSE WHO ARE ON MARGINS OF LIFE AS WELL AS TO ADVOCATE AND SUPPORT HEBREW LITERACY AMONG GENERAL POPULATION. LONG-TERM GOAL OF IS EMERGENCE OF A THRIVING, DYNAMIC AND CREATIVE COMMUNITY WHOSE CONTRIBUTIONS TO AMERICAN CULTURE ARE INFORMED AND INSPIRED BY DISTINCT VALUES THAT ARE FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH LIFE IN OPEN SOCIETY.

Founded in 1970, the (CES) is the leading international organization the study of Europe. CES aims to produce and recognize outstanding, multi-disciplinary research in through a wide range of programs. These include: 1) CESs annual International Conference of Europeanists; 2) various publications and special reports (most notably, the monthly online publication EuropeNow, which replaced online publication Perspectives on Europe); 3) interdisciplinary, thematic research networks that strengthen connections between and among scholars; 4) fellowship and grants programs that provide essential travel and research funds both new and established scholars; 5) special awards that honor and identify the work of emerging and eminent scholars; 6) a website with links to a range of international research tools and media resources; and 7) a monthly newsletter highlighting CES-related news as well as external opportunities in Euro

TO FURTHER INTERESTS AND GENERAL WELFARE COLLEGE LOCATED IN , PENNSYLVANIA, AND ITS ALUMNAE BY INITIATING AND PARTICIPATING IN PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS AIMED AT DEVELOPING AND MAINTAINING MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN COLLEGE AND ITS ALUMNAE, AND BY PARTICPATING IN RAISING FUNDS FOR BENEFIT COLLEGE AND PROMOTING DONATION GRANTS TO COLLEGE.

Support

To provide information, education and recreation through a collection of books and materials organized for use.

GRANTMAKER EDUCATION, RESEARCH and TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, COMMUNICATION and COOPERATION AMONG FUNDERS AND PARTNERSHIPS WITH GRANTSEEKERS

THE PROVIDES FREE AND OPEN ACCESS TO COLLECTIONS, ELECTRONIC RESOURCES, AND INNOVATIVE SERVICES WHICH ANTICIPATE, SUPPORT, AND RESPOND TO THE EVER-CHANGING INFORMATIONAL, CULTURAL, AND LEISURE NEEDS OF ALL PEOPLE WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY.

The association is a social welfare organization. It emphasizes education of both its members and the general public in the area of antiques and history. It promotes shows, social events, educational and cultural activities. It provides funding for historical grants and scholarships.

PROMOTE, ENCOURAGE, AND COORDINATE EFFORTS TOWARDS CONTRIBUTING TO THOSE WHO ARE AGED, INFIRM, OR OTHERWISE NEEDY AND CONNECTED WITH THE DISTRIBUTION OF MAGAZINES, PAPERBACK BOOKS, COMICS OR NEWSPAPERS.

Grants to 7 different tax exempt organizations

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SUPPORT BETTERMENT OF WHEATON COLLEGE IN NORTON, MASSACHUSETTS TO THE GENERAL

TO PROVIDE DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS ASSISTANCE THROUGH BUSINESS COUNSELING, ADVICE AND GUIDANCE, SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS AND HARDSHIP RELIEF.

Arts, culture and humanities: We have been able to maintain gifts to the , benefitting tens thousands people using resources.

TO ASSIST PUBLIC SYSTEM WITH SELLING USED BOOKS. PROCEEDS FROM SALE USED BOOKS ARE USED TO PURCHASE VARIOUS ITEMS FOR USE BY SYSTEM TO SERVICE PUBLIC INTEREST.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS THAT ADVANCE AND IMPROVE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN AND TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROMOTE, ADVANCE AND IMPROVE EDUCATION AND SUPPORT PATIENTS

TO INCREASE AND IMPROVE THE EDUCATIONAL, INSPIRATIONAL, CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES OF THE PRESENT AND FUTURE RESIDENTS OF THE OF , NH AND ITS SURROUNDING TOWNS, THROUGH THE CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT OF THE .

TO SUPPORT THE

GRANTS FOR INNOVATION IN PUBLIC .

PROVIDING GRANTS TO VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL FUNDING and DISTRIBUTION OF INFORMATION ABOUT SYNDROME (CFS) TO PATIENTS AND TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THE ORGANIZATION MAINTAINS A LIBRARY OF MATERIALS ON CFS ACCESSIBLE TO AFFECTED PATIENTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO STAFF AT PUBLIC SCHOOLS

TO PROMOTE A SUSTAINABLE IN , NJ THROUGH GRANTS TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO

TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO PERSONNEL TO INCREASE KNOWLEDGE ND SKILLS IN ASSISTING THE PUBLIC.

AWARDING OF GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

ORGANIZATION FOUNDED IN 1942 BY IMMIGRANTS FROM THE ANCIENT REGION EPIROS, HALF WHICH IS IN GREECE AND HALF IN ALBANIA. THE PURPOSE THE GROUP IS TO HELP PEOPLE FROM THE AREA SETTLE IN THE U.S. AND MAINTAIN THE CULTURE AND TRADITIONS THEIR HISTORIC HOMELAND.

PURPOSE THIS ORGANIZATION SHALL BE TO MAINTAIN AN ASSOCIATION PERSONS INTERESTED IN BOOKS AND LIBRARIES; TO PROMOTE AN INFORMED INTEREST IN LIBRARY, ITS SERVICES, FACILITIES AND NEEDS; AND TO RECEIVE, ADMINISTER AND DISPOSE GIFTS, ENDOWMENTS AND BEQUESTS FOR PROMOTION OBJECTIVES LIBRARY.

AWARDING EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS.

THE ORGANIZATION WILL PROVIDE GRANTS and FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO OTHER RECOGNIZED NON PROFIT ENTITIES FOR PROGRAMS THAT SERVE and SUPPORT STUDENTS PURSUING THEIR RELIGIOUS STUDIES IN AMERICA AND ABROAD.

Promote sanctity in the synagogue through awareness programs and TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO NEEDY INDIVDUALS AND TO OTHER CHARTITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO IN DIRE NEED THROUGH MISSION TRIPS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES, AS WELL AS GRANTS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.

Enrich partnership between and community by actively supporting through programming, advocacy, volunteer services and fundraising. Promote awareness resources, services and needs . Support and cooperate with staff and Trustees in identifying and developing services, needs, and facilities to meet needs. Encourage, solicit and receive gifts and bequests to from corporations, businesses, community organizations and private citizens. Support development and enhancement services. Support American Association Bill Rights. Provide programs and events for that support and provide education to .

The mission of the corporation shall be to directly or indirectly further and encourage the study, the practice, and the growth of public recognition of the (R) (R) martial art system as licensed to so by the Federation, . The will so by hosting educational seminars and events, distributing educational materials, literature, videos, etc. obtaining grants, soliciting donations, and other revenue sources that fund, through scholarships, donations and grants, or directly conduct community programs and cultural and educational activities to promote the (R) (R) martial art system and its philosophy of conflict prevention, improving human relationships and moving toward world peace and harmony among all people.

PROVIDE GRANTSFUNDING AND FIN LITERACY

RAISE FUNDS TO DESIGN AND BUILD A NEW LIBRARY FOR TOWN OF PETERBOROUGH, NH.

Host social and cultural events to help immigrants from Kaedi, Mauritania and Gory to assimilate into the American society.

Grants given to further jewish education and Bible study in the holy land

Creating a community where ever person lives a healthy, safe and happy life. ISWM enhances the lives of children and families by contributing its time, services and money to donate items such as clothing, furniture, books, toys, food, etc. through fundraising.

PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN RELIEF TO REFUGEES FROM WAR-TORN AREAS OF WORLD. FUNDS WERE USED TO PROVIDE HOUSING AND UTILITIES. ALSO SUPPLIED WERE SKILLS TRAINING FOR REFUGEES, CLOTHING, FOOD, BEDS, LINENS, TOILETRIES, DIAPERS, BABY FORMULA, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, BOOKS AND SMALL APPLIANCES.

Live Chat with a Grant Specialist

8,345 Foundations that have given grants and donations for Literacy and Library programs and services in Newfoundland and Labrador

Unlock Full Access

Unlock Full Access

We have foundations for

We have grants for