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May P. & Francis L. Abreu Charitable TrustProfile

Last Updated: 2013-07-10

At A Glance

May P. & Francis L. Abreu Charitable Trust

(formerly M & F Abreu Charitable Trust)

P.O. Box 502407

Atlanta, GA United States 31150-2407

Telephone: (404) 549-6743

Contact: Peter M. Abreu, Chair.; Katherine M. Abreu, Prog. Dir.

Fax: (404) 549-6752

E-mail: [email protected]

URL: http://www.abreufoundation.org

Type of Grantmaker

Independent foundation

Financial Data

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(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $8,079,780

Total giving: $217,281

EIN

586455665

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003

Background

Established in 2003 in GA.

Limitations

Giving primarily in the Atlanta, GA, area.

No grants for operating support.

Purpose and Activities

The trust benefits others by providing grants to arts and cultural programs, education, health associations,human services, and children and youth services.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Arts, cultural/ethnic awarenessHuman services

Population Groups

AdultsAdults, menAdults, womenAIDS, people withBlind/visually impairedBoysChildrenChildren/youthCrime/abuse victimsDeaf/hearing impairedDisabilities, people withEconomically disadvantagedGirlsHomeless


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Infants/toddlersInfants/toddlers, femaleInfants/toddlers, maleMentally disabledMinoritiesPhysically disabledSingle parentsSubstance abusersTerminal illness, people withWomenYoung adultsYoung adults, femaleYoung adults, male

Types of Support

Building/renovationCapital campaignsCurriculum developmentEquipmentFellowshipsMatching/challenge supportProgram developmentSeed money

Publications

Application guidelines

Application Information

Application form and guidelines available on Trust web site. No international proposals accepted.

Application form required.

Applicants should submit the following:

Population served1.Copy of IRS Determination Letter2.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations3.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested4.

Initial approach: Full proposal with application and attachments

Copies of proposal: 1

Deadline(s): Mar. 31 for Apr. consideration or Sept. 30 for Oct. consideration

Donor(s)

Note: If a donor is deceased, the symbol (‡) follows the name.

Francis Abreu Trust


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Officer

Peter M. Abreu , Chair.

Committee Members

Claire AbreuKatherine M. AbreuMichael AbreuCharles D. Menser, Jr.John A. Wallace

Trustee

SunTrust Bank

Financial Data

Year ended 2012-12-31

Assets: $8,079,780 (market value)

Expenditures: $412,308


Qualifying distributions: $381,151

Giving activities include:

$217,281 for 19 grants (high: $100,272; low: $1,000)

Additional Location Information

County: Fulton

Metropolitan area: Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Marietta, GA

Congressional district: Georgia District 06

Selected Grants

The following grants are a representative sample of this grantmaker's funding activity:

$10,000 to Trust for Public Land, San Francisco, CA, in 2011. For land acquisition$5,000 to Quality Care for Children, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For children's emergency child care program$5,000 to Kates Club, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For Camp Good Mourning$5,000 to Quality Care for Children, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For emergency child care programs$5,000 to National Kidney Foundation of Georgia, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For Camp Independence$5,000 to University of West Georgia, Carrollton, GA, in 2011. For nursing school equipment$5,000 to Task Force for Global Health, Decatur, GA, in 2011. For program support$2,500 to Big Apple Circus, Brooklyn, NY, in 2011. For Clown Care Program$2,500 to Literacy Action, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. To purchase tables and chairs


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$2,500 to North Fulton Child Development Association, Roswell, GA, in 2011. For early care andlearning$2,500 to Atlanta Landmarks, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For Ailey Camp$2,500 to Caglewood, in 2011. For computer equipment$1,500 to March of Dimes Foundation, White Plains, NY, in 2011. For FSC$1,000 to Georgia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Suwanee, GA, in 2011. For medicalequipment

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AEGON Transamerica FoundationProfile


At A Glance

AEGON Transamerica Foundation

(formerly AEGON USA Charitable Foundation, Inc.)

4333 Edgewood Rd., N.E.

Cedar Rapids, IA United States 52499-3210


URL: http://www.transamerica.com/about_us/aegon_transamerica_foundation.asp

Type of Grantmaker

Company-sponsored foundation

Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $122,717,445

Total giving: $4,594,667

EIN

421415998

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


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Additional Contact Information

Application contact for organizations in Baltimore, MD: Transamerica Foundation Baltimore, 100 Light St., Fl.B1, Baltimore, MD 21202-2559, Attn: Veronica Mouring, #3237, e-mail: [email protected]

Background

Established around 1994.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations, with emphasis on Little Rock, AR, Los Angeles, CA, St.Petersburg, FL, Atlanta, GA, Cedar Rapids, IA, Louisville, KY, Baltimore, MD, Harrison, NY, Exton, PA, andBedford and Plano, TX.

No support for athletes or athletic organizations, fraternal organizations, political parties or candidates,religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, or social organizations.

No grants to individuals, or for conferences, seminars, or trips, courtesy or goodwill advertising, fellowships,K-12 school fundraisers or events, or political campaigns.


The foundation supports programs designed to promote arts and culture; civic and community; education andliteracy; and health and welfare.

Program Area(s)

The grantmaker has identified the following area(s) of interest:

Arts and Culture

The foundation supports programs designed to foster music and the performing arts, including venues forartistic expression.

Civic and Community

The foundation supports programs designed to promote community development; encourage civic leadership;enhance workforce and business development; and empower people and communities.

Education and Literacy

The foundation supports programs designed to provide knowledge and expand individual's capabilities.Special emphasis is directed toward programs designed to promote financial literacy, financial security, andpersonal success through financial education and planning for individuals.

Health and Welfare

The foundation supports programs designed to improve the condition of the human body though nutrition,housing for the homeless, disease prevention, and other support services.


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Fields of Interest

Subjects

American Red CrossArtsAthletics/sports, golfBusiness/industryChildren/youth, servicesCommunity/economic developmentDisasters, preparedness/servicesEducationEducation, readingEmploymentFamily servicesHealth careHigher educationHousing/shelterHousing/shelter, homelessHuman servicesHuman services, financial counselingLeadership developmentMuseumsNutritionPerforming artsPerforming arts, musicPublic affairsSecondary school/educationUnited Ways and Federated Giving Programs

Types of Support

Building/renovationCapital campaignsEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEquipmentGeneral/operating supportProgram development

Publications

Application guidelinesAnnual report


Organizations receiving support are asked to submit a semi-annual report and a final report. Visit website forcompany facility addresses.

Application form not required.


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How project will be sustained once grantmaker support is completed1.Qualifications of key personnel2.Statement of problem project will address3.Population served4.Name, address and phone number of organization5.Copy of IRS Determination Letter6.Brief history of organization and description of its mission7.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9908.How project's results will be evaluated or measured9.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations10.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested11.Plans for cooperation with other organizations, if any12.Contact person13.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget14.Listing of additional sources and amount of support15.

Initial approach: Download application form and mail to nearest company facility; download application formand e-mail to application address for organizations located in Baltimore, MD

Deadline(s): Varies per location

Final notification: Varies per location

Additional information: Applications should include a W-9 statement.

Donor(s)


AEGON USA, Inc.Life Investors Insurance Co. of AmericaTransmerica Financial Life Insurance Co.

Officers and Directors

Note: An asterisk (*) following an individual's name indicates an officer who is also a trustee or director.

Mark William Mullen * , Chair.

Affiliation(s):AEGON USA, Inc., Pres. and C.E.O.

David Blankenship , Pres.Cynthia Nodorft , V.P.Lonny Olejniczak , V.P.David Schulz , V.P.Greg Tucker , V.P.Craig D. Vermie , Secy.

Affiliation(s):AEGON USA, Inc., Genl. Counsel and Secy.


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Diane Meiners , Treas.

Financial Data



Gifts received: $602,215

Expenditures: $5,164,627


Qualifying distributions: $4,594,667


$4,339,031 for 256 grants (high: $226,282; low: $250)

$255,636 for 503 employee matching gifts


County: Linn

Metropolitan area: Cedar Rapids, IA

Congressional district: Iowa District 01

Selected Grants


$500,000 to University of Iowa Foundation, Iowa City, IA, in 2010. For general support$225,213 to United Way of East Central Iowa, Cedar Rapids, IA, in 2010. For general support$138,828 to Human Services Campus of East Central Iowa, Cedar Rapids, IA, in 2010. For generalsupport$100,000 to Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, MD, in 2010. For general support$100,000 to National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library, Cedar Rapids, IA, in 2010. For generalsupport$47,044 to United Way of Westchester and Putnam, White Plains, NY, in 2010. For general support$10,000 to Enoch Pratt Free Library of Baltimore City, Baltimore, MD, in 2010. For general support$5,000 to Chase Brexton Health Services, Baltimore, MD, in 2010. For general support$5,000 to Aurora Theater, Lawrenceville, GA, in 2010. For general support$3,500 to Central City Community Outreach, Los Angeles, CA, in 2010. For general support



The Aflac Foundation, Inc.


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Profile


At A Glance

The Aflac Foundation, Inc.

1932 Wynnton Rd.

Columbus, GA United States 31999-0001

Contact: Francine Medley, Admin.

Fax: (706) 320-2288


URL: http://www.aflac.com/us/en/aboutaflac/communityinvolvement.aspx

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $2,902,395


EIN

582509396

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


Additional e-mail: [email protected]

Background


Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations, with emphasis on the greater Atlanta, GA, area.


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No support for religious or political organizations or private secondary schools.

No grants to individuals.


The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, education, the environment, health,pediatric cancer, cancer research, human services, community development, civic affairs, and minorities.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsCancerCancer researchChildren/youth, servicesCommunity/economic developmentEducationEnvironmentEnvironment, water resourcesHuman servicesMuseumsPublic affairsUnited Ways and Federated Giving Programs

Population Groups

Minorities

Types of Support

Annual campaignsCapital campaignsCause-related marketingEmployee volunteer servicesEndowmentsFellowshipsGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentResearchScholarship funds

Publications



Support is limited to 1 contribution per organization during any given year.



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Population served1.Copy of IRS Determination Letter2.Geographic area to be served3.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9904.How project's results will be evaluated or measured5.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations6.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested7.Listing of additional sources and amount of support8.

Initial approach: Download application form and mail to foundation


Board meeting date(s): Bi-monthly

Deadline(s): None

Donor(s)


American Family Life Assurance Co. of Columbus

Officers

Kathleen V. Amos , Pres.Audrey Tilman , V.P.Alfred O. Blackmar , Secy.Teresa White , Treas.

Financial Data



Gifts received: $5,145,405





$5,983,905 for 67 grants (high: $2,239,855; low: $5,000)


County: Muscogee


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Metropolitan area: Columbus, GA-AL


Selected Grants


$2,239,855 to Childrens Healthcare of Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2012.$700,000 to United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley, Columbus, GA, in 2012.$590,000 to Community Foundation of the Chattahoochee Valley, Columbus, GA, in 2012.$265,000 to American Association for Cancer Research, Philadelphia, PA, in 2012.$241,085 to Chattahoochee Valley Regional Library System, Columbus, GA, in 2012.$205,980 to Childrens Oncology Group Foundation, Monrovia, CA, in 2012.$200,000 to American Red Cross National Headquarters, Washington, DC, in 2012.$100,000 to American Red Cross National Headquarters, Washington, DC, in 2012.$25,000 to Muscogee County School District, Columbus, GA, in 2012.$25,000 to Stewart Community Home, Columbus, GA, in 2012.



AGL Resources Private Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

AGL Resources Private Foundation, Inc.

P.O. Box 4569, M.C. 1080


Telephone: (404) 584-3791

Contact: Melanie Platt, Pres.

URL: http://www.aglresources.com/community/guidelines.aspx

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2011-12-31)

Assets: $5,027,141


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EIN

582399946

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


For organizations in the Nicor Gas service territory contact: [email protected]

Background


Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in FL, GA, IL, MD, NJ, TN, TX, and VA.

No support for religious organizations or private K-12 schools.



The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, K-12 and higher education, literacy, theenvironment, economic development, business, science, mathematics, leadership development, seniorcitizens, minorities, women, and economically disadvantaged people.

Program Area(s)


Community Enrichment

The foundation supports programs designed to promote energy assistance; minority leadership; womenleadership; arts and culture; and programs designed to serve low-income senior citizens.

Education

The foundation supports K-12 public secondary schools, colleges, and universities. Special emphasis isdirected toward programs designed to promote literacy, math, and science.

Energy Assistance

The foundation supports programs designed to help low-income households and senior citizens afford naturalgas consumption; promote weatherization projects; and provide emergency energy assistance.


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Environmental Stewardship

The foundation supports programs designed to promote clean air, conservation, and green space.

Organizational and Supplier Diversity

The foundation supports organizations designed to reflect the diversity of the AGL workplace and providedevelopmental opportunities and assistance to minority and women-owned businesses.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsBusiness/industryEconomic developmentEducation, readingEnvironment, air pollutionEnvironment, beautification programsEnvironment, energyEnvironment, natural resourcesHigher educationLeadership developmentMathematicsScience, formal/general educationSecondary school/educationUnited Ways and Federated Giving Programs

Population Groups

AgingEconomically disadvantagedMinoritiesWomen

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsEmergency fundsEndowmentsProgram developmentScholarship fundsSeed moneySponsorships

Publications

Application guidelinesProgram policy statement


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Visit website for application addresses.



Copy of IRS Determination Letter1.Brief history of organization and description of its mission2.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested3.Listing of additional sources and amount of support4.

Initial approach: Download application form and mail application form and proposal to application address

Board meeting date(s): Quarterly

Deadline(s): Education, Environmental Stewardship, and Organizational and Supplier Diversity applicationsare reviewed in Quarter 1; Community Enrichment Quarter 2; and Energy Assistance in Quarter 3

Donor(s)


Georgia Gas Co.AGL FoundationAGL Resources Inc.

Officers and Trustees

Melanie M. Platt , Pres.

Affiliation(s):AGL Resources Inc., Sr. V.P., Human Resources, Mktg., and Comms.

Beth Reese , V.P.Myra Bierria , Secy.Bryan E. Seas , Treas.

Affiliation(s):AGL Resources Inc., Sr. V.P., Cont., and C.A.O.

Bryan BastonSunTrust Bank

Memberships

Regional Associations of Grantmakers

Southeastern Council of Foundations

Financial Data



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County: Fulton



Selected Grants


$400,000 to United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$100,000 to Grady Memorial Hospital Corporation, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$75,000 to BeltLine Partnership, Atlanta, GA, in 2010. For program support$37,500 to Habitat for Humanity in Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$30,000 to Salvation Army, in 2010.$30,000 to Chamber of Commerce Foundation of Georgia, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$25,000 to University of Houston-University Park, Houston, TX, in 2010.$25,000 to Sustainable Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$20,000 to Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Houston, TX, in 2010.$15,000 to Special Olympics Virginia, Richmond, VA, in 2011. For general charitable purposes$15,000 to Hispanic Scholarship Fund, San Francisco, CA, in 2011. For general charitable purposes$13,500 to Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., in 2010.$10,000 to American Association of Blacks in Energy, Washington, DC, in 2011. For general charitablepurposes$7,500 to Nature Conservancy, Arlington, VA, in 2011. For general charitable purposes$5,000 to Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Annapolis, MD, in 2011. For general charitable purposes$5,000 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Dallas, TX, in 2011. For general charitable purposes$5,000 to Empty Stocking Fund, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For general charitable purposes$5,000 to Teach for America, New York, NY, in 2011. For general charitable purposes$5,000 to United Negro College Fund, Fairfax, VA, in 2011. For general charitable purposes$4,000 to Junior Achievement of Georgia, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For general charitable purposes



American Express Charitable Fund


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Profile


At A Glance

American Express Charitable Fund

200 Vesey St., 48th Fl.

New York, NY United States 10285-1000

URL: http://about.americanexpress.com/csr/e-driven.aspx

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $8,426,200


EIN

261607898

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007


Application address for organizations located outside of Phoenix, AZ, south FL, and Salt Lake City, UT: 3World Financial Ctr., M.C. 01-48-04, New York, NY 10285-4804; E-mail for Phoenix, AZ: American ExpressCo., c/o Community Affairs, [email protected]; E-mail for south Florida: American Express Co., c/oCommunity Affairs, [email protected]; E-mail for Salt Lake City, UT: American Express Co., c/oCommunity Affairs, [email protected]

Background

Established in 2007 in NY.

Limitations

Giving primarily on a national basis in areas of company operations, with emphasis on Phoenix, AZ, LosAngeles and San Francisco, CA, Washington, DC, southern FL, Atlanta, GA, Chicago, IL, Boston, MA, NewYork, NY, Philadelphia, PA, Dallas and Houston, TX, and Salt Lake City, UT.


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No support for discriminatory organizations, religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entirecommunity, or political organizations.

No grants to individuals (except for employee-related scholarships), 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.


The fund supports programs designed to promote historic preservation; leadership; and community service.

Program Area(s)


Employee Matching Gifts Program

The fund matches contributions made by employees of American Express to nonprofit organizations on aone-for-one basis from $25 to $8,000 per employee, per year.

Employee Scholarships

The fund awards four-year college scholarships of up to $4,000 to children of employees of American Expressand its subsidiaries based on merit and financial need. Applicants who demonstrate no financial need areconsidered for a one-time honorarium of $750. The program is administered by Scholarship America, Inc.

Serve2Gether Grants

The fund awards grants to nonprofit organizations with which American Express employees or teams ofemployees volunteer their time and expertise and submit a proposal for support.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

American Red CrossArtsArts, cultural/ethnic awarenessCommunity/economic developmentDisasters, preparedness/servicesEducationFood servicesFoundations (community)Higher educationHistoric preservation/historical societiesHuman servicesLeadership developmentMuseumsPerforming artsPublic affairsUnited Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsYM/YWCAs & YM/YWHAs


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Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEmployee-related scholarshipsGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentSponsorships

Publications

Application guidelinesGrants listProgram policy statement


A full proposal may be requested at a later date. Historic preservation applications are by invitation only.Leadership applications for youth leadership programs are discouraged. Organizations receiving support of atleast $7,500 are asked to provide a final report.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.Name, address and phone number of organization2.Copy of IRS Determination Letter3.Brief history of organization and description of its mission4.Geographic area to be served5.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9906.How project's results will be evaluated or measured7.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations8.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested9.Contact person10.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget11.Listing of additional sources and amount of support12.

Initial approach: Complete online eligibility quiz and application

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: 3 to 4 months

Donor(s)


American Express



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Timothy J. McClimon * , Pres.

Affiliation(s):American Express Co., V.P., Corporate Social ResponsibilityAmerican Express Fdn., Pres.

Mary Ellen Craig , Secy.

Affiliation(s):American Express Fdn., Compt.

David L . Yowan , Treas.Tammy D. Fried , CounselVernon E. Jordan, Jr.Frank P. Popoff

Financial Data








$7,042,649 employee matching gifts


County: New York

Metropolitan area: New York-Northern New Jersey-Long Island, NY-NJ-PA

Congressional district: New York District 10

Selected Grants


$250,000 to American Red Cross National Headquarters, Washington, DC, in 2012. For DisasterRelief$250,000 to Mayors Fund to Advance New York City, New York, NY, in 2012. For Disaster Relief$123,500 to JK Group, Plainsboro, NJ, in 2012. For Serve2Gether Grants$50,000 to Young at Art Childrens Museum, Davie, FL, in 2012.$45,000 to Community Foundation of Broward, Fort Lauderdale, FL, in 2012.$45,000 to Urban League of Broward County, Fort Lauderdale, FL, in 2012.


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$30,000 to Arizona State University Foundation for a New American University, Tempe, AZ, in 2012.$25,000 to Volunteer Action Center of Broward County, Lauderhill, FL, in 2012.$10,000 to Child Crisis Center-East Valley, Mesa, AZ, in 2012.$10,000 to Sit-In Movement, Greensboro, NC, in 2012.



American Express Company ContributionsProgramProfile


At A Glance

American Express Company Contributions Program

3 World Financial Ctr., M.C. 01-48-04


Telephone: (212) 640-5661

URL: http://about.americanexpress.com/csr/?inav=CorporateResponsibility

Type of Grantmaker

Corporate giving program

990-PF

Limitations

Giving on a national and international basis in areas of company operations, with emphasis on NY.

No support for discriminatory organizations, religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entirecommunity, or political candidates or organizations.

No grants to individuals, or for fundraising, goodwill advertising, souvenir journals, or dinners, travel, politicalcauses or campaigns, books, magazines, or articles in professional journals, endowments, or capitalcampaigns, traveling exhibitions, or sports sponsorships.


As a complement to its foundation, American Express also makes charitable contributions to nonprofitorganizations directly. Support is given on a national and international basis.


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Program Area(s)


Members Project

The company, in partnership with TakePart, supports an innovative online initiative in the areas of arts andculture, community development, environment and wildlife, education, and health and wellness. AmericanExpress card members and the general public are invited to vote online for the charity they think deservesfunding from American Express. Five selected charities will receive a total of $1,000,000.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

American Red CrossAnimals/wildlifeArtsArts, cultural/ethnic awarenessCommunity/economic developmentDisasters, preparedness/servicesEnvironmentGeneral charitable givingHealth careHistoric preservation/historical societiesHuman servicesLeadership developmentRecreation, fairs/festivals

Types of Support

Annual campaignsContinuing supportEmergency fundsEmployee volunteer servicesGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentSponsorships

Publications

Application guidelinesGrants list




Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.Brief history of organization and description of its mission2.


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How project's results will be evaluated or measured3.Explanation of why grantmaker is considered an appropriate donor for project4.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget5.Listing of additional sources and amount of support6.



Memberships


Philanthropy New York

Affinity Groups

Disability Funders NetworkGrantmakers In the Arts

Associations and Other Philanthropic Organizations

Independent Sector

Online Communications

Members Project on FacebookMembers Project Web siteMembers Project on YouTube


County: New York




American Express FoundationProfile


At A Glance

American Express Foundation

World Financial Ctr. , 200 Vesey St., 48th Fl.


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URL: http://about.americanexpress.com/csr/?inav=about_CorpResponsibility

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $2,205,372


EIN

136123529

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background

Incorporated in 1954 in NY.

Limitations

Giving on a national and international basis in areas of company operations with emphasis on greaterPhoenix, AZ, Los Angeles and San Francisco, CA, Washington, DC, south FL, Atlanta, GA, Chicago, IL,Boston, MA, New York, NY, Philadelphia, PA, Puerto Rico, Houston, TX, Salt Lake City, UT, Argentina,Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Singapore,Spain, Taiwan, and the United Kingdom.

No support for discriminatory organizations, religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entirecommunity, 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, travelingexhibitions, or sports sponsorships.


The foundation supports programs designed to promote historic preservation; leadership; and communityservice.

Program Area(s)



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Community Service

The foundation supports programs designed to cultivate meaningful opportunities for civic engagement andencourage community service. Special emphasis is directed toward capacity building of nonprofits throughdevelopment, engagement, and retaining community members as volunteers; encouraging citizens to play anactive role in civic processes; and the engagement of community members and American Express employeesin philanthropy, volunteerism, or participation in local civic organizations. The foundation also supportsdisaster relief and preparedness programs that allow relief agencies to be better equipped in responding toemergencies as they occur.

Historic Preservation

The foundation supports programs and projects designed to preserve, restore, or sustain historic places,landmarks, and public spaces; and preserve sites that represent diverse cultures. Special emphasis isdirected toward projects designed to restore historic places to ensure ongoing public access and interactionwith the sites; preserve historic places for future or innovative use; and sustain historic places by creatingsystems to manage increased visitor activities and environmental impact. This program is invitation only.

Leadership

The foundation supports programs designed to provide current and future nonprofit leaders with practicalopportunities to learn and build leadership skills. Special emphasis is directed toward programs designed toaddress the leadership deficit in the nonprofit sector by enabling new executive directors or supporting thetraining and development of emerging leaders; diversify the current landscape of nonprofit leaders; andtransform organizations through best-in-class management and leadership practices through boardleadership, implementing management principles, or expanding an organization's capacity to attract, developand retain leadership talent.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

American Red CrossArtsChildren/youth, servicesCommunity/economic developmentDisasters, preparedness/servicesEconomic developmentEducationFood banksFood distribution, meals on wheelsFood servicesFoundations (community)Higher educationHistoric preservation/historical societiesHospitals (general)Human servicesLeadership developmentMuseumsNonprofit managementPerforming artsPublic affairs


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Visual artsVoluntarism promotion

Types of Support

Annual campaignsConferences/seminarsContinuing supportEmergency fundsGeneral/operating supportManagement development/capacity buildingProgram development

Publications

Application guidelinesGrants listProgram policy statement


A full proposal may be requested at a later date. Historic preservation applications are by invitation only.Leadership applications for youth leadership programs are discouraged. Organizations receiving support of atleast $7,500 are asked to provide a final report.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.Statement of problem project will address2.Copy of IRS Determination Letter3.Brief history of organization and description of its mission4.Explanation of why grantmaker is considered an appropriate donor for project5.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested6.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget7.Listing of additional sources and amount of support8.


Board meeting date(s): Biannually

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: 3 to 4 months

Donor(s)


American Express Co.



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Thomas Schick * , Chair.

Affiliation(s):American Express Co., Exec. V.P., Corp. Affairs

Timothy J. McClimon , Pres.

Affiliation(s):American Express Co., V.P., Corporate Social ResponsibilityAmerican Express Charitable Fund, Pres.

Mary Ellen Craig , Compt. and Secy.

Affiliation(s):American Express Charitable Fund, Secy.

Kenneth I. Chenault

Affiliation(s):American Express Co., Chair. and C.E.O.

Edward P. Gilligan

Affiliation(s):American Express Co., Vice-Chair.

Daniel T. Henry

Affiliation(s):American Express Co., Exec. V.P. and C.F.O.

Stephen J. Squeri

Memberships

Affinity Groups

Association of Corporate Contributions ProfessionalsFunders Concerned About AIDSHispanics in Philanthropy


Council on FoundationsEuropean Foundation CenterNonprofit Coordinating Committee of New YorkWomen & Philanthropy

Financial Data



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Grants List


County: New York



Selected Grants


$1,000,000 to Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC, in 2012. For special projects$375,000 to New York University, New York, NY, in 2012. For special projects$300,000 to National Academy Foundation, New York, NY, in 2012. For leadership$158,000 to Common Purpose International, London, England, in 2012. For international work$150,000 to Harlem Childrens Zone, New York, NY, in 2012. For community service$150,000 to Feeding America, Chicago, IL, in 2012. For community service$100,000 to Taproot Foundation, San Francisco, CA, in 2012. For community service$50,000 to Junior Achievement International China, Raleigh, NC, in 2012. For international work$40,000 to Asociacion Amigos del Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 2012.For international work$25,000 to STRIVE, New York, NY, in 2012. For leadership



American Family Insurance Group CorporateGiving ProgramProfile


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At A Glance

American Family Insurance Group Corporate Giving Program

6000 American Pkwy.

Madison, WI United States 53783-0001


URL: http://www.amfam.com/company/values_contributions.asp

Type of Grantmaker


990-PF

Limitations

Giving limited to areas of company operations in AZ, CO, GA, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, MN, MO, ND, NE, NV, OH,OR, SD, UT, WA, and WI.

No support for teams.



American Family Insurance makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizations involved with arts andculture, education, health, human services, and youth. Support is limited to areas of company operations inArizona, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, NorthDakota, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wisconsin.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsEducationFood servicesHealth careHousing/shelterHuman servicesYouth development

Types of Support

Employee volunteer servicesEquipment


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General/operating supportProgram developmentScholarship fundsSponsorships


The Community Relations Department handles giving.


Initial approach: Complete online application form

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: Following review


County: Dane

Metropolitan area: Madison, WI

Congressional district: Wisconsin District 02


The Peyton Anderson Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

The Peyton Anderson Foundation, Inc.

577 Mulberry St., Ste. 830

Macon, GA United States 31201-8223

Telephone: (478) 743-5359

Contact: Karen J. Lambert, Pres.

Fax: (478) 742-5201


URL: http://www.peytonanderson.org/

Type of Grantmaker


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Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $83,950,135


EIN

581803562

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background

Incorporated in 1988 in GA; funded in 1989.

Limitations

Giving limited to Bibb County and Macon, GA.

No support for private foundations, private schools, sports related events, or churches.

No grants to individuals directly, or for endowments, festivals, trips or special events.


Giving primarily for community development and human services; funding also for the arts. Scholarships havealso been established to help fund the college education of highly promising high school students in BibbCounty, GA, who have been residents for the past 2 years and who are graduating high school seniors with a2.0 GPA, who are graduating from a Bibb County public high school or private high school accredited by theSouthern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), and demonstrate academic promise, strongcharacter, community involvement, and financial need. All scholarship recipients must register as full-timestudents in an undergraduate degree program at one of the following Georgia schools: Central GeorgiaTechnical College, Fort Valley State University, Georgia College and State University, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Georgia Southern University, Georgia State University, Kennesaw State University, Macon StateCo llege, Mercer University, Middle Georgia Technical College, University of Georgia, or Wesleyan College.Scholarships are paid directly to the school and not the individual.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsChildren/youth, servicesCommunity/economic developmentEducation


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Higher educationHuman servicesPerforming arts, theaterScholarships/financial aid

Types of Support

Matching/challenge supportProgram developmentSeed money

Publications

Application guidelinesGrants listInformational brochure (including application guidelines)


Specific application guidelines and form available on foundation web site. Information and applicationguidelines and form for Peyton Anderson Scholars maybe be found on http://www.peytonandersonscholars.org. Application forms may also be obtained at high school guidance counselor'soffice. Peyton Anderson Scholarship may be combined with the HOPE scholarship and other financial aidawards.


Initial approach: Use online application form, or letter or telephone requesting guidelines and form

Board meeting date(s): 2 times per year

Deadline(s): Apr. 1 and Aug. 1 for grants; see foundation web site for current scholarship deadline

Final notification: Grants awarded twice a year

Donor(s)


Peyton Tooke Anderson, Jr. ‡



Ed S. Sell, III * , Chair.

Affiliation(s):Sell &ampMelton, L.L.P., Partner

Tom Johnson * , V.P.Karen J. Lambert , Pres.


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R. Reid Hanson * , Treas.John D. Comer * , Chair. EmeritusDr. Kirby Godsey

Staff

Number of Staff

1 full-time professional2 full-time support

Key Staff

Note: Does not include officers.

Shirley T. Hall , Office Mgr.Charla G. Ivey , Scholarship Mgr.

Memberships



Financial Data









$267,750 for grants to individuals


County: Bibb

Metropolitan area: Macon, GA




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Athens Area Community FoundationProfile


At A Glance

Athens Area Community Foundation

P.O. Box 1543

Athens, GA United States 30603-1543

Telephone: (706) 542-7044

Contact: Delene W. Porter, Pres. and C.E.O.

Fax: (706) 542-1744


URL: http://www.athensareacf.org/

Type of Grantmaker

Community foundation

Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-06-30)

Assets: $1,318,845


EIN

261838979

990-PF

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008


Additional e-mail: [email protected]; Cell: (706)-207-6631

Background

Established in 2008 in GA as an affiliate fund of the North Georgia Community Foundation; became a


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separate community foundation in 2009.

Limitations

Giving primarily to the Athens, GA, area, including Clarke, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Jackson, Barrow, andMadison counties, though there are no geographic limitations on grantmaking.



The purpose of the foundation is to promote and facilitate strategic philanthropy by connecting donors withwhat they care about through charitable giving and by serving as a well-informed and effective grantmaker tomeet needs and identify opportunities that improve quality of life and economic well-being of Clarke, Oconee,Oglethorpe, Barrow, Jackson, and Madison counties. The foundation fulfills its mission by encouraging privategiving for the public good; providing a flexible and cost effective vehicle for donors with varied charitableinterests and abilities to give; helping to enhance the capacity of service delivery providers in the greaterAthens area; and serving as a catalyst, convener and partner in shaping effective responses to problems andopportunities of all local communities.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsCommunity/economic developmentEconomic developmentEducationEmployment, servicesEnvironmentHealth careHousing/shelterHuman servicesTransportation

Population Groups

Economically disadvantaged

Types of Support

Conferences/seminarsConsulting servicesCurriculum developmentEmergency fundsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportIncome developmentManagement development/capacity buildingMatching/challenge supportProgram developmentProgram evaluation


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Seed moneyTechnical assistance

Publications

Application guidelinesGrants listInformational brochure


See foundation web site for specific deadlines and full application requirements, including downloadablegrants program packet containing policies and procedures, application, and report form and guidelines.



Population served1.Name, address and phone number of organization2.Copy of IRS Determination Letter3.Geographic area to be served4.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9905.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations6.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested7.Plans for cooperation with other organizations, if any8.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget9.

Initial approach: Submit application and attachments


Deadline(s): Spring and Fall grant cycles

Final notification: late Apr. and late Oct.

Additional information: Grants will average between $1,000 and $5,000 each.



Bill Douglas * , Chair.

Affiliation(s):Athens First Bank &ampTrust, C.E.O. and Pres.

Buddy Allen , Chair., Devel. Committee

Affiliation(s):B. Allen and Co., C.E.O.

Alex Patterson, Esq. * , Vice-Chair.


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Affiliation(s):Alston &ampBird, LLP, Member

Delene W. Porter * , C.E.O. and Pres.Helen Mills * , Secy.Grant Tribble * , Treas.

Affiliation(s):Athens Regional Medical Center, V.P. of Finance

Dr. David Allen

Affiliation(s):The Urology Clinic, Member

Pat Allen

Affiliation(s):University of Georgia-Government Relations, Dir.

Phil Bettendorf

Affiliation(s):Athens First Bank &ampTrust, Sr. V.P.

Ricky Chastain

Affiliation(s):Chastain &ampAssocs. Insurance, Pres.

Bill Cowsert

Affiliation(s):Cowsert &ampAvery, LLP and State Senator, Member

Bertis Downs, Esq.

Affiliation(s):Manager REM, Attorney

Doc Eldridge

Affiliation(s):Athens Area Chamber of Commerce, Pres.

Robert FezekasDexter Fisher

Affiliation(s):UGA, Dir., Facilities Management

Webster Hewitt


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Affiliation(s):Hewitt Lane Independent Financial Counsel, Owner

Kelly Holloway, Esq.

Affiliation(s):Fortson, Bentley &ampGriffin, P.A., Attorney

Tim Johnson

Affiliation(s):Family Connection Partnership/Communities in Schools, Exec. Dir.

Judge Steve Jones

Affiliation(s):ACC Superior Court, Member

Kathy Kirbo

Affiliation(s):Reefball Foundation, Exec. Dir.

Cynthia Lester

Affiliation(s):Synovus Trust Company, V.P., Athens

Pat Mercardante

Affiliation(s):WHM Group at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, V.P.

Scot Morrissey

Affiliation(s):Athens Banner Herald, Publisher

Jinx Patel

Affiliation(s):Athens Research and Technology, Inc., Research Dir.

Ed PerkinsDr. Tom Rodgers

Affiliation(s):UGA Housing and Demographics Research Center, Member

Lewis ShropshireRegina Smith

Affiliation(s):UGA, Assoc. V.P. for Research


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Ovita Thornton

Affiliation(s):Clarke County School Board, Member

Janice Mathis, Esq.

Affiliation(s):Rainbow PUSH Coalition, V.P.

Dr. Carol WinthropSteve Wrigley

Affiliation(s):University of Georgia, V.P., Public Service and Outreach

Financial Data








$38,035 for 28 grants


County: Clarke

Metropolitan area: Athens-Clarke County, GA



Atlanta FoundationProfile


At A Glance

Atlanta Foundation


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100 Terminus Building, Ste. 400 , 3280 Peachtree Rd., N.W., Ste. 400, MC GA8023


Contact: Alice Sheets, Secy.; Lydia Whitman


URL: https://www.wellsfargo.com/privatefoundationgrants/atlanta

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $18,532,321


EIN

586026879

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background

Established in 1921 in GA by bank resolution and declaration of trust.

Limitations

Giving limited to Fulton and DeKalb counties, GA.

No grants to individuals, or for scholarships or fellowships; no loans.


The foundation provides assistance to charitable and educational institutions to promote education andimprove local living conditions. Primary areas of interest include education, cultural programs, housing, andother general charitable activities in Fulton and DeKalb counties, Georgia.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Adult education--literacy, basic skills & GEDArts


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Community/economic developmentEducationEducation, readingHealth careHospitals (general)Housing/shelter, developmentHuman servicesRecreationUnited Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsYouth, services

Types of Support

Building/renovationCapital campaignsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportProgram development

Publications



Guidelines available on foundation web site.


Initial approach: Use online application via foundation web site


Board meeting date(s): Apr. and Oct.

Deadline(s): Mar. 1 or Sept. 1

Final notification: Sept.1

Officer and Directors


Alice Sheets , Secy.Juanita EberLinda SeligDom H. Wyant

Trustee

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.


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Financial Data









County: Fulton


Selected Grants


$10,000 to Alliance Theater Company, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$5,000 to Agape Community Center, Chicago, IL, in 2010.$5,000 to All About Developmental Disabilities, Decatur, GA, in 2010.



The Belk FoundationProfile


At A Glance

The Belk Foundation

2801 W. Tyvola Rd.

Charlotte, NC United States 28217-4500

Telephone: (704) 426-8396

Contact: Susan Blount, Admin.



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URL: http://belkfoundation.org

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-05-31)

Assets: $46,699,572


EIN

270237197

990-PF

2013 2012 2011 2010


E-mail for Susan Blount: [email protected]

Background

Trust established in 1928 in NC.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations, with emphasis on Birmingham, AL, Atlanta, GA, andCharlotte, NC.

No support for private elementary or secondary schools or international organizations.

No grants to individuals or for fundraising.


The foundation supports programs designed to ensure all students graduate from high school and continueon an intentional path toward college, a career, and quality of life.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsBoy scoutsBoys & girls clubsBreast cancer


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Children/youth, servicesEducationEducation, servicesHealth careHigher educationHospitals (general)Human servicesSecondary school/educationUnited Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsYM/YWCAs & YM/YWHAs

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsContinuing supportEmergency fundsEndowmentsGeneral/operating supportMatching/challenge supportProgram developmentScholarship fundsSponsorships

Publications

Application guidelinesGrants listIRS Form 990 or 990-PF printed copy available upon request


Final applications are by invitation only and are issued mid-Feb. and mid-Aug. The foundation awards themajority of its grants to organizations identified by Belk Foundation staff and board.



Name, address and phone number of organization1.Geographic area to be served2.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested3.Contact person4.

Initial approach: Complete online eligibility quiz and letter of inquiry form

Deadline(s): None; Apr. 1 and Oct. 1 for applications

Final notification: May and Nov. for applications

Donor(s)


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The Belk Department StoresMatthews BelkBelk EnterprisesBelk, Inc.



Katherine B. Morris * , Chair.John R. Belk , Vice-Chair. and Treas.

Affiliation(s):Belk, Inc., Co-Pres. and C.O.O.

Mary Claudia Belk Pilon * , Secy.Johanna Edens Anderson , Exec. Dir.Thomas M. Belk, Jr.

Affiliation(s):Belk, Inc., Chair. and C.E.O.

Ophelia Garmon-BrownPeter GormanLouise Martin

Staff

Key Staff


Susan C. Blount , Admin.

Memberships


North Carolina Network of GrantmakersSoutheastern Council of Foundations


North Carolina Center for Nonprofits

Financial Data




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Grants List


County: Mecklenburg

Metropolitan area: Charlotte-Gastonia-Concord, NC-SC

Congressional district: North Carolina District 12


The Boeing Company Global CorporateCitizenshipProfile


At A Glance

The Boeing Company Global Corporate Citizenship

100 N. Riverside

Chicago, IL United States 60606

Telephone: (312) 544-2000

Contact: Nora ��Moreno Cargie, Dir., Global Corp. Citizenship; Mark Schulze, Office Admin.

URL: http://www.boeing.com/companyoffices/aboutus/community/

Type of Grantmaker



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990-PF


Additional tel.: (312) 544-3958

Limitations

Giving on a national and international basis in areas of company operations, including AL, AZ, CA, CO, FL,GA, HI, IL, KS, MD, MO, NV, NM, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, TX, UT, DC, WA, and in Australia, Canada, includingRichmond, British Columbia and Winnipeg, Manitoba, and in Africa, and Europe including France, Germany,Great Britain, Spain, Italy, Russia and Commonwealth of Independent States, and Central, Eastern andNorthern Europe, and The Middle East and Persian Gulf, including Saudi Arabia, Israel, Turkey, and LatinAmerica including Brazil, and Mexico.

No support for political candidates, committees, or organizations, religious organizations, hospital or medicalresearch organizations, or athletic organizations.

No grants to individuals, or for travel, agency-sponsored walks, runs, or golf tournaments, auction bookletprinting, tickets, or one-time events.


As a complement to its foundation, Boeing also makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizationsdirectly. Support is given to organizations involved with arts and culture, civic engagement, early learning andprimary/secondary education, the environment, and health and human services. Support is given on anational and international basis.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsEducationEducation, early childhood educationElementary/secondary educationEnvironmentFamily services, domestic violenceHealth careHuman servicesPublic affairs

Types of Support

Building/renovationCapital campaignsConferences/seminarsConsulting servicesContinuing supportDonated equipmentEmergency fundsEmployee matching gifts


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Employee volunteer servicesEquipmentFellowshipsIn-kind giftsLoaned talentMatching/challenge supportProfessorshipsProgram developmentPublic relations servicesResearchScholarship fundsSeed moneySponsorshipsTechnical assistanceUse of facilities



Initial approach: Visit website for guidelines in each eligible state and country


Memberships


Arizona Grantmakers ForumDonors Forum (IL)Gateway Center for GivingPhilanthropy Network Greater PhiladelphiaPhilanthropy NorthwestSouthern California Grantmakers

Affinity Groups

Association of Corporate Contributions ProfessionalsFunders Together to End HomelessnessThe Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship


County: Cook

Metropolitan area: Chicago-Naperville-Joliet, IL-IN-WI

Congressional district: Illinois District 07


Briggs & Stratton Corporation Foundation, Inc.


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Profile


At A Glance

Briggs & Stratton Corporation Foundation, Inc.

12301 W. Wirth St.

Wauwatosa, WI United States 53222

Telephone: (414) 259-5333

Contact: Robert F. Heath, Secy. and Treas.; Jodi A. Chaudoir

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-11-30)

Assets: $13,929,790


EIN

396040377

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


Application address for grants to public charities: c/o Robert F. Heath, P.O. Box 702, Milwaukee, WI 53201

Background

Incorporated in 1953 in WI.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Auburn, AL, Statesboro, GA, Murray, KY, Poplar Bluff, MO,and Milwaukee, WI.

No support for religious organizations.

No grants to individuals (except for employee-related scholarships)


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The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture and education.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsBoys & girls clubsEducationHealth careHuman servicesPerforming artsUnited Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsYM/YWCAs & YM/YWHAs

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsEmployee-related scholarshipsGeneral/operating supportProgram development




Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested1.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget2.

Initial approach: Letter


Board meeting date(s): June and Nov.

Deadline(s): None

Donor(s)


Briggs & Stratton Corp.




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F.P. Stratton, Jr. * , Pres.J.S. Shiely * , V.P.

Affiliation(s):Briggs &ampStratton Corp., Chair., Pres., and C.E.O.

R.F. Heath , Secy. and Treas.

Affiliation(s):Briggs &ampStratton Corp., V.P., Genl. Counsel, and Secy.

M.D. HamiltonT.J. Teske

Affiliation(s):Briggs &ampStratton Corp., Chair., Pres., and C.E.O.

Financial Data








$759,500 for 90 grants (high: $125,000; low: $300)


County: Milwaukee

Metropolitan area: Milwaukee-Waukesha-West Allis, WI

Selected Grants


$205,000 to United Way of Greater Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI, in 2011.$110,000 to United Performing Arts Fund, Milwaukee, WI, in 2011.$50,000 to Childrens Hospital of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI, in 2011. For operating support$35,000 to National FFA Foundation, Indianapolis, IN, in 2011. For program support$25,000 to Milwaukee School of Engineering, Milwaukee, WI, in 2011. For operating support$25,000 to Enactus, Springfield, MO, in 2011. For operating support


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$25,000 to Taliesin Preservation Commission, Spring Green, WI, in 2011. For program support$10,000 to Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI, in 2011. For operating support$10,000 to Next Act Theater, Milwaukee, WI, in 2011. For operating support$5,000 to UWM Foundation, Milwaukee, WI, in 2011. For program support



Bright Wings FoundationProfile


At A Glance

Bright Wings Foundation

P.O. Box 1908

Orlando, FL United States 32802-1908

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $2,132,329


EIN

586346253

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background


Limitations

Giving primarily in North GA, with emphasis on Atlanta.


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No grants to individuals, or for operating expenses or capital projects.


The foundation primarily supports family interests such as youth and nature.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsPhilanthropy/voluntarismReligion

Types of Support

Program development




Signature and title of chief executive officer1.Copy of IRS Determination Letter2.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9903.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations4.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested5.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget6.

Initial approach: Check of foundation web site


Deadline(s): Sept. 15

Donor(s)


Martha H. Ellis

Officers

Rutherford L. Ellis, Jr. , Co-Chair.Margaret E. Langford , Co-Chair.

Trustee

SunTrust Bank, N.A.


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Financial Data









County: Orange

Metropolitan area: Orlando-Kissimmee, FL

Congressional district: Florida District 10

Selected Grants


$12,000 to Fernbank Museum of Natural History, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. To advance Fernbank YouthEducation during the Museums 20th Anniversary Celebration Campaign$7,950 to Piccadilly Puppets Company, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For 1)Subsidizing approximately 25performances in Title 1 schools or in venues in corresponding low-income communities.2) Improvedmarketing: redesign and host of website; brochure to churches$5,850 to Vamos Adelante Foundation, Miami, FL, in 2011. For scholarship project to send 25extremely poor students to secondary education and college in San Miguel Los Lotes, el Rodeo,Guadalupe, Lucerna, San Felipe, San Andres Osuna, Ceylan, La Rochela, El Nispero and Belice$5,000 to Boy Scouts of America, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For Scouting in the Atlanta Area Council (13metro counties)$5,000 to Holy Innocents Episcopal School, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For capital campaign$5,000 to Womens International Network for Guatemalan Solutions, Saint Paul, MN, in 2011. ForCervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment in Guatemala$5,000 to Covenant Community, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For direct program support for residents$4,000 to Georgia Conservancy, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For Land Conservation Initiative$2,500 to Emory University, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For Emorys Manuscript, Archives and Rare BookLibrary (MARBL) Battle of Atlanta Digital Project$2,500 to Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For Cafe MOCA



Caterpillar Foundation


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Profile


At A Glance

Caterpillar Foundation

100 N.E. Adams St.

Peoria, IL United States 61629-1480

Telephone: (309) 675-4464

Contact: Jennifer Zammuto, V.P.

URL: http://www.cat.com/foundation

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $39,183,216


EIN

376022314

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2010 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background

Established in 1952 in IL.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in North Little Rock, AR, Tucson, AZ, San Diego, CA, Griffin,LaGrange, and Spalding, GA, Aurora, Decatur, Joliet, and Pontiac, IL, Franklin and Lafayette, IN, Wamego,KS, Danville, KY, Minneapolis, MN, Boonville and West Plains, MO, Boonville, Corinth, and Prentiss, MS,Cary, Clayton, Morgantown, Sanford, and Winston-Salem, NC, Fargo, ND, Sumter, SC, Victoria, TX, andMilwaukee, WI, with emphasis on Peoria, IL.

No support for fraternal organizations or exclusive membership societies, hospitals, political actioncommittees or candidates, private foundations, religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire


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community, or discriminatory organizations.

No grants to individuals, or for graduate student scholarships or fellowships, capital campaigns, buildingconstruction, debt reduction, development or production of books, videos, films, or television programs,research papers or articles in professional journals, endowments, general operating or agency programsfunded by the United Way, political causes, research, sponsorships, tickets, or advertising for fund-raising, ortravel; no product or service donations; no loans.


The foundation supports programs designed to advance knowledge and education; protect the environmentand conservation of resources; and promote access to basic human services.

Program Area(s)


Community Service Awards

The foundation honors employees who have shown an outstanding volunteer commitment to theircommunities. The award includes a $25,000 donation to the nonprofit of the recipient's choice.

Employee Matching Gifts

The foundation matches contributions made by employees, retirees, and directors of Caterpillar to institutionsof higher education and organizations involved with arts and culture, the environment, and public policy on aone-for-one basis from $50 to $2,000 per contributor, per year.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsBreast cancerCommunity/economic developmentEducationEngineering/technologyEnvironmentEnvironment, forestsEnvironment, land resourcesEnvironment, natural resourcesEnvironment, water resourcesHealth careHigher educationHospitals (general)Human servicesMathematicsMedia, televisionMedia/communicationsMicrofinance/microlendingMuseumsPublic affairs


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Public policy, researchUnited Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsYouth development, businessZoos/zoological societies

Population Groups


Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsCurriculum developmentEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEquipmentGeneral/operating supportMatching/challenge supportProgram developmentScholarship fundsSponsorships

Publications

Application guidelinesCorporate giving report (including application guidelines)Program policy statement


Visit website for e-mail address for local facility.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.Qualifications of key personnel2.Statement of problem project will address3.Population served4.Name, address and phone number of organization5.Copy of IRS Determination Letter6.Brief history of organization and description of its mission7.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9908.How project's results will be evaluated or measured9.List of company employees involved with the organization10.Explanation of why grantmaker is considered an appropriate donor for project11.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations12.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested13.Contact person14.


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Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget15.Listing of additional sources and amount of support16.Additional materials/documentation17.

Initial approach: Complete online application for organizations located in Peoria, IL; download application ande-mail to nearest facility for organizations located outside of Peoria, IL

Board meeting date(s): Dec. 1

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: 2 months

Donor(s)


Caterpillar Inc.



Michelle Sullivan , Pres.Jennifer L. Zammuto , Exec. V.P. and Mgr.M. H. Collier , V.P.Robin D. Beran , Treas.M. C. Marshall , Secy.Jim Baumgartner

Affiliation(s):Caterpillar Inc., Dir. of Corporate Public Affairs

James B. BudaKathryn D. Karol

Financial Data








$59,031,292 for 1202 grants (high: $6,291,050; low: $50)



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County: Peoria

Metropolitan area: Peoria, IL


Selected Grants


$6,291,050 to United Way, Heart of Illinois, Peoria, IL, in 2012.$3,801,634 to International Youth Foundation, Baltimore, MD, in 2012.$3,000,000 to World Resources Institute, Washington, DC, in 2012.$2,021,846 to Akshaya Patra Foundation, Bangalore, India, in 2012.$1,379,332 to Bradley University, Peoria, IL, in 2012.$100,000 to Give2Asia, San Francisco, CA, in 2012.$25,000 to United Way Worldwide, Alexandria, VA, in 2012.$5,000 to Vermont Technical College, Randolph Center, VT, in 2012.



Colonial Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

Colonial Foundation, Inc.

P.O. Box 576

Savannah, GA United States 31402-0576

Telephone: (912) 236-1331

Contact: Frances A. Brown, V.P. and Treas.

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $6,925,641



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EIN

581693323

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


Application address: 1010 N. Lathrop Ave., Savannah, GA 31415

Background


Limitations

Giving primarily in Savannah, GA.



The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, education, health, cancer, hunger,human services, and business promotion.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsCancerCommunity development, business promotionEducationElementary/secondary educationEngineering school/educationFood servicesHealth careHigher educationHistoric preservation/historical societiesHuman servicesMuseumsUnited Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsYM/YWCAs & YM/YWHAsYouth development, business

Types of Support

Annual campaignsEmployee matching gifts


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General/operating supportScholarship fundsSponsorships




Copy of IRS Determination Letter1.


Deadline(s): None

Donor(s)


Colonial Oil Industries, Inc.

Officers

Robert H. Demere, Jr. , Pres. and Secy.

Affiliation(s):Colonial Oil Industries, Inc., Pres. and C.E.O.

Frances A. Brown , V.P. and Treas.

Affiliation(s):Colonial Oil Industries, Inc., V.P., Finance

William A. Baker, Jr. , V.P.

Affiliation(s):Colonial Oil Industries, Inc., V.P., Opers.

Financial Data









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County: Chatham

Metropolitan area: Savannah, GA


Selected Grants


$200,000 to Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, GA, in 2011.$101,500 to United Way, Greater Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN, in 2011.$100,000 to Coastal Heritage Society, Savannah, GA, in 2011.$100,000 to Savannah Country Day School, Savannah, GA, in 2011.$100,000 to Saint Andrews School, Barrington, RI, in 2011.$100,000 to Saint Josephs Candler Health System, Savannah, GA, in 2011.$3,000 to Abilities Unlimited, Westerville, OH, in 2011.



Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation, Inc.

1626 Frederica Rd., Ste. 201

Saint Simons Island, GA United States 31522

Telephone: (912) 268-4442

Contact: Lee H. Owen, Exec. Dir.; For grant inquiries: Ellen E. Post, Grants and Opers. Mgr.

Fax: (912) 268-2316


URL: http://www.coastalgeorgiafoundation.org

Type of Grantmaker



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Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $8,514,944


EIN

202454729

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005


Grant inquiry tel.: (912) 268-2561, and e-mail: [email protected]

Background


Limitations

Giving limited to Glynn, McIntosh, and Camden counties, GA.

No support for medical or academic research, religious purposes, or international NGOs.

No grants to individuals, or for annual fundraising campaigns, debt or deficit reduction, capital buildingcampaigns, general operating support, endowments, grants for re-granting or retroactive funding.


The mission of the foundation is to improve the quality of life in Coastal Georgia by promoting and increasingresponsible, effective philanthropy now and for future generations.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Animals/wildlifeArtsCommunity development, neighborhood developmentCommunity/economic developmentEducationEducation, early childhood educationEnvironmentHealth careHuman servicesYouth development


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Types of Support

Conferences/seminarsConsulting servicesCurriculum developmentEquipmentManagement development/capacity buildingProgram developmentProgram evaluationTechnical assistance

Publications

Application guidelinesAnnual reportFinancial statementGrants listInformational brochureNewsletter


Visit foundation web site for application deadlines and guidelines. Full proposals accepted through invitationonly, following letter of intent.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.How project will be sustained once grantmaker support is completed2.Signature and title of chief executive officer3.Results expected from proposed grant4.Statement of problem project will address5.Population served6.Copy of IRS Determination Letter7.Brief history of organization and description of its mission8.Geographic area to be served9.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/99010.How project's results will be evaluated or measured11.Descriptive literature about organization12.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations13.Plans for cooperation with other organizations, if any14.Contact person15.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget16.Name, address and phone number of organization17.Additional materials/documentation18.

Initial approach: Letter of intent


Board meeting date(s): First Wed. of June


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Deadline(s): Dec. 13 for letter of intent; Mar. 4 for full proposals

Final notification: Approx. 4 weeks for RFP invitation; Early June for grant determination



Rees Sumerford * , Chair.

Affiliation(s):Gilbert, Harrell, Sumerford &ampMartin law firm, Sr. Partner

Arthur M. Lucas * , Vice-Chair. and Secy.

Affiliation(s):Lucas Properties, LLC, Pres.

Jeff Barker * , Treas.

Affiliation(s):the St. Marys United Methodist Church Foundation, Pres. and C.E.O.

Lee Hiers Owen , Exec. Dir.Frank DeLoach, Jr. , Dir. EmeritusJack Dinos , Dir. EmeritusBill Jones, III , Dir. EmeritusEdward Andrews, Jr.Claude BookerMartha Brumley EllisEllen FlemingS. Michael HardyDiane LawsJeanne ManningWilliam Bernard McCloudDiana M. Murphy

Affiliation(s):Rocksolid Holdings, LLC, Managing Dir.

S. Lloyd NewberryMary T. Root

Affiliation(s):Satilla Business Services, Pres. and Founder

Alfred Sams, III

Affiliation(s):SunTrust Investment Services, Inc., Sr. V.P.

Bonney Stamper ShumanBill Stembler


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Affiliation(s):the Georgia Theatre Company II, Chair. and C.E.O.

Staff

Number of Staff

2 full-time professional

Key Staff


Ellen Post , Grants and Opers. Mgr.

Memberships




Council on FoundationsGeorgia Center for NonprofitsGrants Managers Network

Financial Data








$559,680 for 20 grants (high: $100,000

Estimated financial data for year ending 2012-12-31:

Assets: $10,000,000

Grants: $650,000


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County: Glynn

Metropolitan area: Brunswick, GA


Selected Grants


$5,000 to Camden Community Crisis Center, Saint Marys, GA, in 2011. For computer equipment andnetwork training$5,000 to Southeast Youth Development Academies, Brunswick, GA, in 2011. For equipment forBeyond the Horizon program$5,000 to YMCA of Coastal Georgia, Savannah, GA, in 2011. To implement Health Management Labfor Activate America program$4,700 to McIntosh County Sustainable Environmental and Economic Development, Darien, GA, in2011. For extension of Project YELL youth education program and addition of college fairs$4,400 to Communities in Schools of Glynn County, Brunswick, GA, in 2011. For professionaldevelopment of Executive Director and new staff$4,000 to McIntosh County Family Connection, Darien, GA, in 2011. For technology and equipmentupgrades$4,000 to Americas Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia, Savannah, GA, in 2011. For websiteconstruction update and social networking development$3,000 to Bryan-Lang Foundation, Woodbine, GA, in 2011. For strategic plan and board development$3,000 to Safe Harbor Childrens Shelter, Brunswick, GA, in 2011. For equipment and technologyupgrades for new outreach program$3,000 to Grace House of Brunswick, Brunswick, GA, in 2011. For computer equipment$2,500 to CASA Glynn, Brunswick, GA, in 2011. For training for Executive Director and staff$2,400 to Mcintosh Art Association, GA, in 2011. For educational outreach program$2,000 to Ferst Foundation for Childhood Literacy, Madison, GA, in 2011. For cost of books to bemailed into homes of registered children to encourage early literacy$2,000 to Southern Technological Advocacy Resources Foundation, Brunswick, GA, in 2011. Forcomputer equipment



The Community Foundation for Greater AtlantaProfile


At A Glance

The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta


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(formerly Metropolitan Atlanta Community Foundation, Inc.)

50 Hurt Plz., Ste. 449


Telephone: (404) 688-5525

Contact: Alicia Philipp, Pres.

Fax: (404) 688-3060


URL: http://www.cfgreateratlanta.org

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $793,327,000


EIN

581344646

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2002

Background

Incorporated in 1977 as successor to Metropolitan Foundation of Atlanta established in 1951 in GA by bankresolution and declaration of trust.

Since 1951, the foundation has been connecting community members, nonprofits and other partners tostrengthen the 23-county Atlanta region through philanthropy. Today the foundation is one of the largestcommunity foundations in the country working with more than 650 individual funds and several supportingorganizations ranging in size from $50,000 to $190 million. Together with its donors, the foundation averagesmore than $75 million in grants annually to an estimated 2,000 nonprofit organizations locally, nationally andinternationally.

Limitations

Giving limited to the 23-county metropolitan area of Atlanta, GA.

No support for religious education or services (except through donor-advised funds), or operating expenses


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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.


The foundation strengthens the region by providing quality services to donors and innovative leadership oncommunity issues.

Program Area(s)


Atlanta AIDS Fund

The Atlanta AIDS Fund is a collaborative funding partnership with United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta, AIDSUnited, the Elton John AIDS Foundation, Jeffrey Fashion Cares and StyleAtlanta. Grantmaking will focus onproviding general operating support to strengthen an HIV/AIDS advocacy, prevention education and serviceorganization as it pursues its mission, with the goal of achieving further stability and sustainability for coreprograms and services. The AIDS Fund will also focus on restricted operating support focused on advocacyand policy, awareness/education/prevention, testing and treatment and care. Nonprofits interested in fundingthrough the AIDS Fund can learn more about the program at an online orientation session. Participation is notrequired to apply for funding, however it is encouraged. Visit foundation web site for more information.

Common Good Funds

Formerly known as the competitive grantmaking program, the Common Good Funds are unrestricted dollarsopen to nonprofit organizations in the region through application. The Common Good Funds program willfocus on providing General Operating Support to eligible nonprofits and access to resources to increaseNonprofit Effectiveness; visit the foundation's web site for more information.

Grants to Green

Grants to Green provides environmentally focused knowledge and funding to strengthen nonprofits. Thispartnership between the foundation and Southface gives metro Atlanta nonprofits the opportunity to renovateor build healthier work places that are energy, water and environmentally efficient. The ultimate goal is toimprove a nonprofit organization's building structure to not only have less of an environmental impact, butalso to increase the cost-efficiency of operations, ideally saving more finances to provide more services.Nonprofits in the 23-county region of metro Atlanta can apply for Assessment Grants or ImplementationGrants. Assessments allow the nonprofit to bring in experts to conduct an environmental efficiency scan of thebuilding structure to determine areas for improvement. Implementation Grants allow the nonprofit to receivefunding for specific environmental efficiency recommendations. For those nonprofits that receive grants ,Southface conducts assessments of existing or planned facility improvement and recommend opportunities toachieve environmentally friendly operations, particularly related to energy and utility use. It is estimated that20-30 diverse agencies will receive assessments annually. Once an assessment has been completed thenonprofit will be eligible for implementation funding up to $50,000. Visit foundation web site for moreinformation.

Metropolitan Atlanta Arts Fund

The Arts Fund provides strategic funding for general unrestricted operations. The goal is to strengthen arts


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organizations in the Atlanta region. A recent extensive evaluation revealed that Arts Fund grantees haveexperienced transformative impacts beyond the immediate goal of a grant, including: strengthened artistproduct; strengthened overall organizational unity and effectiveness; increased, diversified and leveragedrevenue; improved communications systems; improved their organizational profile in the community;increased staff efficiency; and more, resulting in more stable, survivable financial positions. The MetropolitanAtlanta Arts Fund will continue focus on providing strategic general operating support to eligible nonprofitsand access to resources to increase nonprofit effectiveness. Visit foundation web site for more information.

Neighborhood Fund

The Neighborhood Fund builds upon grassroots ideas, energy and passion to empower community membersto improve their neighborhoods. It provides resources to community groups (non-501(c)3) seeking to impacttheir community at the local level. See foundation web site for more information.

Scholarship Funds

The foundation manages various scholarship funds for the benefit of eligible applicants. Scholarships allowdonors to invest in the future by helping deserving students pursue higher education. Students benefit fromthe financial assistance as well as the academic recognition of being a scholarship recipient. Mostscholarships are for graduating seniors to pursue higher education. Each scholarship has its own specificpurpose and eligibility criteria and are managed with varying degrees of involvement by the foundation'sEducation Advisory Committee and staff. See web site for additional information.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

AIDSArtsArts educationCommunity development, neighborhood developmentCommunity/economic developmentEducationEnvironment, natural resourcesFamily servicesFamily services, parent educationGeneral charitable givingHealth careHomeless, human servicesHousing/shelterHousing/shelter, developmentHuman servicesWomen, centers/servicesYouth developmentYouth, services

Population Groups

AIDS, people withChildren/youthHomelessWomen


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Types of Support

AdvocacyConsulting servicesGeneral/operating supportManagement development/capacity buildingMission-related investments/loansProgram developmentProgram-related investments/loansScholarship fundsScholarships--to individualsTechnical assistance

Publications

Application guidelinesAnnual reportGrants listInformational brochureNewsletterOccasional reportProgram policy statement


Visit foundation web site for application guidelines per grant type and orientation schedule. The foundationreviews all Letters of Intent for the Common Good Funds and invites approximately 30 organizations tosubmit final applications.



Signature and title of chief executive officer1.Name, address and phone number of organization2.Brief history of organization and description of its mission3.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested4.Contact person5.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget6.

Initial approach: Submit Letter of Intent


Board meeting date(s): Feb., Apr., May and Oct.

Deadline(s): Apr. 30 for Common Good Funds Letters of Intent; June 21 for Common Good Fund finalapplications (invitation only); varies for others

Final notification: Mid-Oct. for Common Good Funds grants; varies for others

Additional information: The foundation does not have a language policy, but could review materials in Spanishif submitted.


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Kenneth Bernhardt * , Chair.

Affiliation(s):Robinson College of Business, Georgia State University, Asst. Dean, Corporate Rels.

Alicia Philipp , Pres.Lesley Grady , Sr. V.P., Community PartnershipsChristie Brown , V.P., Finance and Opers.Kristin Dunstan , V.P., Mktg. and Comms.Rob Smulian , V.P., Philanthropic Svcs.Antoinette Maddox , Cont.Benjamin T. White , Legal CounselBecky BlalockSuzanne E. BoasKenneth BrittRobert L. Brown

Affiliation(s):R.L. Brown and Associates, Inc., Member

Ann W. Cramer

Affiliation(s):Coxe, Curry and Associates, Sr. Consultant

Deborah Hicks EllisBrian Friedman

Affiliation(s):The Wellspring Group, Principal

Carol HatfieldDr. Sivan HinesLynn HuntleyTad Hutcheson

Affiliation(s):Delta Airlines, Inc., Dept. 979, V.P., Corp. Comms. and Public Affairs

Bob Jimenez

Affiliation(s):Cox Enterprises, V.P., Corp. Comms. and Public Affairs

Donata Russell Major

Affiliation(s):Concessions International, LLC, Vice-Chair.

Michael A. Nadal


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Affiliation(s):Montag and Caldwell, V.P., Portfolio Mgr.

Roger Chip Patterson, Jr.Jagdish Sheth, Ph.D.

Affiliation(s):Goizueta Business School, Emory University, Charles H. Kellstadt Professor of Marketing

Hon. Ronit Walker

Staff

Number of Staff

27 full-time professional1 part-time professional4 full-time support2 part-time support

Key Staff


Ann Blocha , Dir., Human ResourcesSherrie Clark , Exec. Asst. and Volunteer Mgr.Lisa Cremin , Dir., Metropolitan Atlanta Arts FundsErin Dreiling , Prog. Assoc.Erin Boom , Sr. Philanthropic AdvisorNatasha Edwards , Grants Mgr.Beverly Fooks , Receptionist, Exec. Asst.Junior Francis , Sr. Investment Acct.Teiler Giles , Mgr., Mktg. and Comms.Lauren Hayes , Prog. Assoc.Angela Hunter , Philanthropic Svcs. Assoc.Audrey Jacobs , Dir., The Center for Family PhilanthropyAlyssa Kiser , Grants Asst.Barrett Coker Krise , Sr. Philanthropic AdvisorTyronda Minter , Dir., Regional ImpactKristina Morris , Prog. Assoc.Kathy Palumbo , Dir., Community PartnershipsLita Ugarte Pardi , Sr. Prog. Off.Josh Phillipson , Prog. Assoc.Caroline Scott , Dir., InvestmentsLeena Sidhu , Philanthropic AdvisorLatasha Sutherland , Exec. Asst. to the Pres.Megan Swett , Dir., Information Mgmt.Ikepo Talabi , Asst. Cont.Jasper Tanner , Prog. Off.Tene Traylor , Sr. Prog. Off.Wanda Wallace , Gifts Processing Coord.


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Memberships



Affinity Groups

Emerging Practitioners in PhilanthropyFunders Concerned About AIDSFunders' Network for Smart Growth and Livable CommunitiesGrantmakers for Children, Youth and FamiliesGrantmakers for Effective OrganizationsGrassroots GrantmakersMission Investors ExchangeNeighborhood Funders Group


Council on FoundationsGeorgia Center for NonprofitsIndependent Sector

Financial Data








$83,044,000 for grants


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County: Fulton


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Selected Grants


$8,301,285 to Grady Memorial Hospital Corporation, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$4,400,000 to Young Harris College, Young Harris, GA, in 2012.$3,000,000 to Ida Cason Callaway Foundation, Pine Mountain, GA, in 2012.$2,000,000 to Childrens Healthcare of Atlanta Foundation, Atlanta, GA, in 2012.$1,350,000 to Rollins Child Development Center, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$1,237,775 to PATH Foundation, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$1,000,000 to Peachtree Road United Methodist Church, Atlanta, GA, in 2012.$800,000 to Marcus Institute for Development and Learning, Atlanta, GA, in 2012.$500,000 to BeltLine Partnership, Atlanta, GA, in 2012.$500,000 to General Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists, Silver Spring, MD, in 2011.$500,000 to Paul and Debbie Chelko Foundation, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$200,000 to CORE, Decatur, GA, in 2011.$50,000 to StoryCorps, Brooklyn, NY, in 2011. For in memory of Phillip Rush and for Story BoothAtlanta$50,000 to StoryCorps, Brooklyn, NY, in 2011. For in memory of Phillip Rush and Story Booth Atlanta$6,250 to Smile Train, New York, NY, in 2011. For general support$5,000 to Atlanta Botanical Garden, Atlanta, GA, in 2012.$4,940 to Good Shepherd Clinic, Morrow, GA, in 2012.$4,000 to American Farm School, New York, NY, in 2012.$3,600 to Hebrew Benevolent Congregation of Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2012.$3,500 to Darlington School, Rome, GA, in 2011.$3,400 to Church at Northside, Armuchee, GA, in 2011.$3,000 to Smile Train, New York, NY, in 2011. For general support$2,500 to Visiting Nurse Health System, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$2,500 to Youth Villages, Memphis, TN, in 2011.



Community Foundation for Northeast GeorgiaProfile


At A Glance

Community Foundation for Northeast Georgia

6500 Sugarloaf Pkwy., Ste. 220

Duluth, GA United States 30097


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Telephone: (770) 813-3380

Contact: Margaret Bugbee, Dir., Finance

Fax: (770) 813-3375


URL: http://www.cfneg.org

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2011-12-31)

Assets: $25,742,223


EIN

581557995

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002

Background

Incorporated in 1985 in GA.

The foundation began operating as the Gwinnett Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit community foundation onMarch 25, 1985. It was founded by a group of community-minded citizens to receive and disburse charitablefunds for an improved quality of life throughout Gwinnett County. After a capital campaign provided the initialseed money, the foundation received a major boost in 1987, due to the efforts of the late Robert D. Fowler.Under his leadership, he and the other owners of the Gwinnett Daily News generously offered a $1 millionchallenge grant, which was matched by the community. These funds enabled a significant increase in grantawards and provided a solid base for future asset growth. The Board of Directors voted to change the nameto the Community Foundation for Northwest Georgia in March of 2002 formally recognizing the regionalgrowth from the Gwinnett and the surrounding 3 counties of Barrow, North Fulton and Forsyth to theNortheast Georgia Counties of Clarke, Jackson, Madison, Greene, Oconee and Walton.

Limitations

Giving limited to organizations or services directly benefiting citizens of northeast GA.

No support for religious purposes, or commonly accepted community services.

No grants for individuals, or for endowment support, debt reduction, fundraising or annual campaigns,membership contributions, research, travel, or ongoing operating support.


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The foundation seeks to: 1) provide a cost-effective bridge for all donors to our community's changing needs;2) serve as a leader, catalyst, and resource for philanthropy; 3) produce an expanding pool of permanentendowment funds for now and all time; 4) Improve the quality of life with grants and technical assistance tolocal charities; and 5) partner with and be an advocate for the endowment of local charities.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsCommunity/economic developmentEducationHealth careHuman servicesPerforming arts

Population Groups

AgingChildren/youthYouth

Types of Support

Building/renovationCapital campaignsEmergency fundsEquipmentProgram developmentSeed money

Publications

Annual report (including application guidelines)Grants listNewsletter


Visit foundation web site for application cover sheet and guidelines. Faxed applications are not accepted.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.How project will be sustained once grantmaker support is completed2.Signature and title of chief executive officer3.Results expected from proposed grant4.Statement of problem project will address5.


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Population served6.Name, address and phone number of organization7.Copy of IRS Determination Letter8.Brief history of organization and description of its mission9.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/99010.How project's results will be evaluated or measured11.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations12.Plans for cooperation with other organizations, if any13.Contact person14.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget15.Listing of additional sources and amount of support16.

Initial approach: Submit grant proposal cover sheet and attachments


Board meeting date(s): 5 times annually

Deadline(s): Mar. 1

Final notification: June



Robert D. Fowler * , Chair.William R. Short * , Pres.

Affiliation(s):Fiber Tech, Member

Greg Shumate * , V.P.

Affiliation(s):Brand Mortgage Group LLC, Member

Richard B. Chandler, Jr. * , Secy.

Affiliation(s):Chandler, Britt, Jay and Beck LLC, Member

William E. McLendon * , Treas.Judy Waters , Exec. Dir.Tom Abernathy

Affiliation(s):Abernathy and Timberlake Investment Group, Member

Ethel D. Anderson

Affiliation(s):Andersen, Tate and Carr PC, Member

Julie Keeton Arnold


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Affiliation(s):Keeton and Arnold Communications, Member

Doug Bridges

Affiliation(s):Westbrook, McGrath, Bridges, Orth &ampBray, Member

Stephen K. Hill

Affiliation(s):SKH Enterprises, Member

Barbara Howard

Affiliation(s):Suzanna's Kitchen, Member

Dan Kaufman

Affiliation(s):Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce, Member

James PackScott Phelan

Affiliation(s):Morgan Stanley, Member

Maxie Price, Jr.

Affiliation(s):Maxie Price Chevrolet World, Member

Karen Fine Saltiel

Affiliation(s):Primerica, Member

Ruth Strickland

Affiliation(s):Business Centers, C.E.O.

Sandra StricklandPerry Tindol

Affiliation(s):AllGood Pest Solutions, Member

T. Michael TennantKathryn Willis

Affiliation(s):Parsons Gifts, Member


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A. Ray Weeks, Jr.

Staff

Number of Staff

2 full-time professional2 part-time support

Key Staff


Margaret Bugbee , Dir., FinancePaige Havens , Mktg. ConsultantKaryl Kaye Miller , Exec. Asst. to Judy Waters

Memberships




Council on Foundations

Financial Data










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County: Fulton


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Community Foundation for the Central SavannahRiver AreaProfile


At A Glance

Community Foundation for the Central Savannah River Area

(formerly CSRA Community Foundation, Inc.)

1450 Greene St., Ste. 228

Augusta, GA United States 30901-5234

Telephone: (706) 724-1314

Contact: R. Lee Smith, Jr., C.E.O.

Fax: (706) 724-1315


URL: http://www.cfcsra.org

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $57,781,214


EIN

582184345

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002


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Mailing address: P.O. Box 31358, Augusta, GA 30903

Background


Limitations

Giving limited to the greater Augusta, GA, area, including Burke, Columbia, McDuffie, and Richmondcounties, GA, and Aiken and Edgefield counties, SC.

No support for fraternal organizations or professional associations.

No grants to individuals, or for building campaigns, deficit financing, debt reduction, endowments, fundraisers,surveys, travel, or for film and video production.


The mission of the foundation is to encourage and promote philanthropy through education, responsiblemanagement of charitable contributions and the distribution of these funds, and to provide the structure forthis to be accomplished by individuals, companies and organizations.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsChildren, servicesCommunity development, neighborhood developmentCommunity/economic developmentEconomic developmentEducationEnvironmentFamily servicesGovernment/public administrationHealth careHigher educationHuman servicesReligionYouth, services

Types of Support

Annual campaignsCapital campaignsMatching/challenge supportScholarship fundsSeed money

Publications


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Application guidelinesGrants listInformational brochureNewsletterOccasional report (including application guidelines)


Visit foundation web site for application form and instructions. Applications submitted by fax are not acceptedor considered. The foundation holds a free grantmaker session/seminar for organizations that wish to applyfor funding; reservations are limited, please call or e-mail foundation.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.How project will be sustained once grantmaker support is completed2.Signature and title of chief executive officer3.Results expected from proposed grant4.Qualifications of key personnel5.Statement of problem project will address6.Population served7.Principal source of support for project in the past8.Name, address and phone number of organization9.Copy of IRS Determination Letter10.Brief history of organization and description of its mission11.Geographic area to be served12.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/99013.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations14.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested15.Plans for cooperation with other organizations, if any16.Contact person17.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget18.Listing of additional sources and amount of support19.

Initial approach: Submit application form and attachments



Deadline(s): July 31

Final notification: Dec.

Additional information: The foundation will only accept one application per organization per year.

Donor(s)


Norman ShapiroMrs. Norman Shapiro


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H.M. Osteen, Jr. * , Chair.

Affiliation(s):Financial Holdings of Augusta, Inc., C.E.O. &ampPres.

R. Lee Smith, Jr. * , C.E.O. and Pres.C.P. Boardman, III * , V.P., Investment Comm.

Affiliation(s):Augusta Capital, LLC, C.E.O. and Pres.

Abram Serotta * , V.P., Grants Comm.Braye C. Boardman * , Secy.-Treas.

Affiliation(s):Beacon Blue LLC, Pres.

D. Douglas Barnard, Jr. * , Honorary Dir.Charles H. Bellmann , Honorary Dir.William S. Morris, III * , Honorary Dir.

Affiliation(s):Morris Communications, Inc., Chair.

Mrs. Lawrence Reab Berry, Jr.Thomas M. Blanchard, Jr.C.G. "Pete" Caye, Jr.David S. Copenhaver

Affiliation(s):Augusta, Mayor

Nick W. Evans, Jr.

Affiliation(s):ECP Benefits, Partner

Lafeye Hargrove, Ph.D.Mrs. Jerry W. HowingtonJames M. HullBrian J. MarksMason H. McKnight, IIIE.G. Meybohm

Affiliation(s):Meybohm Realtors, Pres.

Russell V. Mobley

Affiliation(s):


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Fulcher Hagler LLP, Attorney

Susan G. NicholsonJulian W. Osbon

Affiliation(s):Osbon &ampAssocs., C.E.O.

Barry L. StoreyWilliam H. TuckerKenneth L. Usry

Staff

Number of Staff


Key Staff


Cindy Arrant , Mgr., Finance and Admin.Michelle Knox , Exec. Grants Admin.

Memberships





Financial Data










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County: Richmond

Metropolitan area: Augusta-Richmond County, GA-SC



Community Foundation of Central Georgia, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

Community Foundation of Central Georgia, Inc.

277 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., Ste. 303


Telephone: (478) 750-9338

Fax: (478) 738-9214


URL: http://www.cfcga.org

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-06-30)

Assets: $61,917,824


EIN

582053465

990-PF

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002


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Additional tel.: (866) 750-9338; Grant inquiry e-mail: [email protected]

Background


Limitations

Giving limited to central GA.

No support for sectarian religious purposes.


The foundation seeks to enhance the quality of life for the people of Central Georgia. To accomplish itsmission, the foundation has five primary goals: 1) to be a catalyst for the establishment of endowments tobenefit the community now and for all time; 2) to provide leadership and resources in identifying and meetinglocal needs; 3) to serve donors' varied interests and needs; 4) to promote local philanthropy; and 5) to serveas stewards of funds.

Program Area(s)


Clayton and Carol Paul Fund for Animal Welfare

Provides monetary grants to: 1) animal humane societies; 2) animal shelters; 3) animal adoption agencies; 4)low-cost spay-neuter clinics; 5) individual wildlife rehabilitators; 6) as well as other deserving animal welfareorganizations, in order to allow these volunteer organizations to use their enormous enthusiasm, drive andwillingness to reduce animal suffering and homelessness through the monetary maintenance of theirorganizations where little or no monetary funds existed previously. Applicants must be based in or providinganimal services in Central Georgia, and grant amounts may vary, but will not usually exceed $2,000. CFCGwill review submitted grant applications quarterly in January, April, July, and October. Visit web site for moreinformation.

Community Grant Program

The foundation's community grant program accepts applications for projects designed to improve the qualityof life in Central Georgia, specifically the 16 counties served. Priority is given to projects that reach a broadsegment of the community, address needs that are not met by existing services, are innovative, encouragematching gifts and collaborations, yield substantial benefit for the resources invested, and encourage self-helpand/or self-sufficiency on the part of disadvantaged or disabled individuals.

Knight Fund for Milledgeville

The Knight Fund for Milledgeville accepts applications from 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations that are based inor doing work in Milledgeville/Baldwin County and whose project creates an informed, engaged community.To Knight, community engagement means creating opportunities for ordinary residents to come together,deliberate and take action collectively to address public problems or issues that residents themselves define


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as important and in ways that they themselves decide are appropriate. They believe approaches that putresidents at the center are powerful ways to achieve social change, and that engaged communities are betterplaces to live, work and play; visit the foundation's web site for more information.

Knight Neighborhood Challenge

The Knight Neighborhood Challenge accepts applications from nonprofit organizations, businesses,government entities and individuals for ideas that respond to community needs and opportunities that giveCollege Hill a sense of place. They will be programmatic in nature, will have a well developed plan forsustainability, will involve teamwork, will be citizen-led and will be inclusive. They may not be political ordiscriminatory. All project ideas must take place within the geographic boundaries of the Corridor, as stated bythe Knight Neighborhood Challenge; visit the foundation's web site for more information.

Scholarship Program

The foundation has 20 scholarship funds, which allow donors to invest in the future by helping deservingstudents pursue higher education. Students benefit from the financial assistance as well as the academicrecognition of being a scholarship recipient. Each scholarship has its own unique set of eligibility criteria andapplication guidelines. See web site for additional information.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Animal welfareArtsCommunity/economic developmentEconomic developmentEducationEnvironmentHealth careHistoric preservation/historical societiesHuman services

Population Groups

Disabilities, people withEconomically disadvantaged

Types of Support

Building/renovationCapital campaignsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportManagement development/capacity buildingMatching/challenge supportProgram developmentScholarship funds

Publications


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Annual reportFinancial statement


Visit foundation web site for guidelines and online application form. Hardcopy, faxed, e-mailed, and/orincomplete applications will not be considered.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.How project will be sustained once grantmaker support is completed2.Signature and title of chief executive officer3.Statement of problem project will address4.Population served5.Name, address and phone number of organization6.Copy of IRS Determination Letter7.Brief history of organization and description of its mission8.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9909.How project's results will be evaluated or measured10.What distinguishes project from others in its field11.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations12.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested13.Plans for cooperation with other organizations, if any14.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget15.

Initial approach: Submit online application form and required attachments

Deadline(s): June 30 and Dec. 31 for Community Grants; varies for others

Final notification: Sept. and Mar.



Camille Hope * , Chair.James A. Manley, III * , C.E.O. and Pres.Patricia W. Bass * , Secy.Donald J. Cornett * , Treas.Marc AlbertsonBeverly BlakeCharlotte BogleDave CartyJ. Joseph EdwardsJoseph W. EvansTerry A. HendersonRuth A. KnoxEleanor LaneW. John O'ShaughnesseyBilly Pitts


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Albert P. ReichertRonnie RollinsT. Alfred Sams, Jr.Jacqueline G. ScottChris R. Sheridan, Jr.F. Tredway ShurlingG. Boone Smith, IIIScott W. SpiveyNeal TaltonGeorge Youmans, Jr.

Staff

Number of Staff


Key Staff


Michelle Gordon , Admin. Asst.Hazle Hamilton , C.A.O.Alex Leahy , Prog. Assoc.Julia Wood , Dir., Donor Svcs.

Memberships




Council on FoundationsGeorgia Center for Nonprofits

Financial Data









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$4,642,778 for 98 grants (high: $675,000

$78,960 for 64 grants to individuals


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County: Bibb




Community Foundation of Northwest Georgia, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

Community Foundation of Northwest Georgia, Inc.

714 S. Thorton Ave., Ste. 5 , P.O. Box 942

Dalton, GA United States 30722-0942

Telephone: (706) 275-9117

Contact: David Aft, Pres.

Fax: (706) 275-9118


URL: http://www.communityfoundationnwga.org

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)


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Assets: $23,452,320


EIN

582360356

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002



Background


Limitations

Giving limited to Bartow, Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Fannin, Floyd, Gilmer, Gordon, Murray, Pickens, Walker,and Whitfield, GA.


The foundation seeks to enhance the quality of life in the northwest GA region for both present and futuregenerations by: 1) promoting philanthropy; 2) building and maintaining permanent endowment funds to beused for the broad charitable needs of the region; 3) serving as a leader in identifying and prioritizing needs inthe community; 4) serving as a catalyst in developing effective responses to community issues; 5)encouraging collaboration between organizations and agencies to shape solutions; and 6) serving as asteward of the funds in the endowment.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Animal welfareArtsChildren/youth, servicesCommunity/economic developmentEducationEnvironmentHealth careHistoric preservation/historical societiesHuman servicesReligionYouth development

Types of Support


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Matching/challenge supportProgram developmentSeed money

Publications

Application guidelinesAnnual reportInformational brochure


Visit foundation web site for online application and guidelines.



Results expected from proposed grant1.Qualifications of key personnel2.Statement of problem project will address3.Population served4.Name, address and phone number of organization5.Copy of IRS Determination Letter6.Brief history of organization and description of its mission7.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9908.How project's results will be evaluated or measured9.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations10.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested11.Plans for cooperation with other organizations, if any12.Contact person13.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget14.Listing of additional sources and amount of support15.Geographic area to be served16.Additional materials/documentation17.

Initial approach: Submit online application or call foundation

Board meeting date(s): Jan., Mar., May, July, Sept., and Nov.

Deadline(s): Mar. 31 and Oct. 1

Final notification: 30 to 60 days



Harris R. Thompson * , Chair.David Aft , Pres.Vance D. BellJim BethelLinda Blackman


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Ed BrushGeorge Crowley *Bill DaviesBryan McAllister *

Staff

Number of Staff

1 full-time professional1 full-time support1 part-time support

Key Staff


Mitzi Boyd , Daily Opers. Mgr.Ruth Demeter , Dir., Key Mktg.Amber Nagle , Mktg. and Technology Dir.

Memberships





Financial Data










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County: Whitfield

Metropolitan area: Dalton, GA



Cooper Industries FoundationProfile


At A Glance

Cooper Industries Foundation

P.O. Box 4446

Houston, TX United States 77210-4446

Telephone: (713) 209-8400

Contact: Rosemary K. Martone


URL: http://www.cooperindustries.com/content/public/en/company/corporate_giving.html

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $1,357,814


EIN

316060698

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


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Additional address: c/o Cooper US, 600 Travis, Ste. 5600, Houston, TX 77002

Background

Incorporated in 1964; absorbed Crouse-Hinds Foundation in 1982; absorbed McGraw-Edison Foundation in1985.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in CA, FL, GA, IL, MO, MS, NC, NY, OH, PA, SC, TN, TX, WI,and Mexico, with emphasis on Houston, TX.

No support for United Way-supported organizations, national or state organizations, religious, veterans',political, labor, or lobbying organizations, hospitals, or primary or secondary schools.



The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, education, the environment, health,human services, and community development.

Program Area(s)



The foundation matches contributions made by employees of Cooper Industries to institutions of highereducation on a two-for-one basis from $35 to $2,000 per employee, per year and to nonprofit organizations ona one-for-one basis.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsBoys & girls clubsCommunity/economic developmentEducationEnvironmentFood banksHealth careHigher educationHuman servicesUnited Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsVocational educationYouth, services

Types of Support


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Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsContinuing supportEmergency fundsEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentScholarship funds

Publications

Application guidelinesCorporate giving report




Copy of IRS Determination Letter1.Brief history of organization and description of its mission2.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations3.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested4.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget5.Listing of additional sources and amount of support6.

Initial approach: Proposal to nearest company division; proposal to foundation for organizations located in theHouston, TX, metropolitan area


Board meeting date(s): Feb. and Nov.

Deadline(s): None

Donor(s)


Cooper Industries, Inc.Gerda Kaudisch ‡Cooper U.S., Inc.

Officer

Barry Doggett , Chair.

Directors

Craig Arnold


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Bill W. BlauseyCynthia BrabanderThomas GrossBillie Rawot

Financial Data








$1,220,716 for 409 grants


County: Harris

Metropolitan area: Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown, TX

Congressional district: Texas District 18

Selected Grants


$80,000 to University of California, Berkeley, CA, in 2010.$71,013 to United Way of Greater Houston, Houston, TX, in 2010.$46,558 to United Way of Central New York, Syracuse, NY, in 2010.$40,280 to United Way in Waukesha County, Waukesha, WI, in 2010.$29,222 to United Way of Greater Saint Louis, Saint Louis, MO, in 2010.$20,000 to Rice University, Houston, TX, in 2010.$13,161 to United Way of Greater Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI, in 2010.$10,000 to Rice University, Houston, TX, in 2010.$10,000 to University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, in 2010.$5,000 to Rockhurst High School, Kansas City, MO, in 2010.



Cox Communications, Inc., Corporate Givingprogram


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Profile


At A Glance

Cox Communications, Inc., Corporate Giving program

621 William St.

East Orange, NJ United States 07017

Telephone: (973) 677-0529

URL: http://ww2.cox.com/aboutus/our-story/in-the-community.cox

Type of Grantmaker


990-PF

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in AK, AZ, CA, CT, FL, GA, KS, OH, LA, NE, RI, and VA.

No support for religious, political, sports, or discriminatory organizations, or foundations.

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


Cox Communications makes charitable contributions to organizations involved with youth and education,diversity, and environmental issues. Support is given primarily in areas of company operations.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsCommunity/economic developmentEducationEnvironmentYouth development

Population Groups

MinoritiesWomenYouth

Types of Support


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Donated productsGeneral/operating supportIn-kind giftsSponsorships

Publications




Initial approach: Complete online application for appropriate state or region

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: 30 days

Memberships


Connecticut Council for PhilanthropyGrantmakers Council of Rhode IslandSan Diego Grantmakers


County: Essex


Congressional district: New Jersey District 10


John Deere Corporate Giving ProgramProfile


At A Glance

John Deere Corporate Giving Program

(also known as Corporate Citizenship Center of Excellence)

1 John Deere Pl.


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Moline, IL United States 61265-8010

URL: http://www.deere.com/en_US/globalcitizenship/socialinvestment/community/index.html

Type of Grantmaker


990-PF

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations, with emphasis on Atlanta, and Augusta, GA, Des Moines,Dubuque, Greater Cedar Valley, Ottumwa, Quad Cities, and Waterloo, IA, Quad Cities, IL, Coffeyville, andLenexa, KS, Thibodaux, LA, Cary, and Fuquay-Varina, NC, Fargo, ND, Greeneville, TN, and Horicon, andMadison, WI.

No support for sports teams, religious, or political organizations, private clubs, fraternities or sororities, ortax-supported entities.

No grants to individuals, or for athletic scholarships, building endowments, or capital campaigns.


As a complement to its foundation, John Deere also makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizationsinvolved with arts and culture, education, human services, community development, food service, anddisaster relief. Support is given on a national and international basis in areas of company operations, withemphasis on Atlanta, and Augusta, Georgia, Quad Cities, Illinois, Des Moines, Dubuque, Greater CedarValley, Ottumwa, Quad Cities, and Waterloo, Iowa, Coffeyville, and Lenexa, Kansas, Thibodaux, Louisiana,Cary, and Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, Fargo, North Dakota, Greeneville, Tennessee, and Horicon, andMadison, Wisconsin. Giving also in Germany.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsCommunity/economic developmentEducationEducation, computer literacy/technology trainingFood servicesHigher education, collegeHuman servicesSafety/disasters, volunteer servicesScience, formal/general educationUnited Ways and Federated Giving Programs

Types of Support

Continuing supportEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer services


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In-kind giftsProgram developmentSponsorships

Publications

Application guidelinesCorporate report



Initial approach: Complete online eligibility quiz and application form


Deadline(s): None

Administrators

Cheryl A. Ashcroft , Div. Mgr., Corp. Citizenship


County: Rock Island

Metropolitan area: Davenport-Moline-Rock Island, IA-IL



John Deere FoundationProfile


At A Glance

John Deere Foundation

1 John Deere Pl.

Moline, IL United States 61265-8010

Contact: John W. Bustle

Fax: (309) 748-7953



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URL: http://www.deere.com/en_US/globalcitizenship/socialinvestment/index.html

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $153,105,783


EIN

366051024

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2002 2001

Background

Incorporated in 1948 in IL.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Atlanta and Augusta, GA, Des Moines, Dubuque, IowaQuad cities, Ottumwa, and Waterloo, IA, Quad City Region, IL, Coffeyville and Greater Kansas City, KS,Thibodaux, LA, Cary and Fuquay-Varina, NC, Fargo, ND, Greeneville, TN, and Horicon and Madison, WI;giving also to Africa and global programs.

No support for religious organizations, athletic organizations, political organizations, foundations,tax-supported organizations, or fraternal organizations or sororities.

No grants to individuals, or for sports programs, political campaigns, advertising, or marketing; no loans; noin-kind equipment donations.


The foundation supports programs designed to promote education; community betterment through communitydevelopment, human services, and arts and culture; and solutions for world hunger through agriculturaldevelopment that results in sustainable food supplies and economic growth in underdeveloped countries.

Program Area(s)


Matching Gift Program

The foundation matches contributions made by employees of Deere & Co. to educational institutions and to


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Kickstart, a nonprofit organization designed to help farmers in Kenya, Tanzania, and Mali get out of poverty,on a one-for-one basis, from $50 to $1,000 per employee, per year.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Agriculture, sustainable programsAgriculture/foodAmerican Red CrossArtsCommunity development, business promotionCommunity development, small businessesCommunity/economic developmentDisasters, preparedness/servicesEducationEngineering/technologyFood banksFood servicesHigher educationHuman servicesMathematicsScienceYouth development, business

International Interests

AfricaGlobal ProgramsIndia

Population Groups

Economically disadvantagedMinorities

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationContinuing supportEmergency fundsEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentResearchScholarship funds

Publications


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Application guidelinesCorporate report




Results expected from proposed grant1.Statement of problem project will address2.Population served3.Copy of IRS Determination Letter4.Brief history of organization and description of its mission5.Geographic area to be served6.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9907.How project's results will be evaluated or measured8.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested9.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget10.Listing of additional sources and amount of support11.



Deadline(s): None

Final notification: 30 days following board meetings

Donor(s)


Deere & Co.



Samuel R. Allen * , Chair.

Affiliation(s):Deere &ampCo., Chair. and C.E.O.

Mara L. Sovey * , Pres.C. Nathan Clark , V.P.Gregory R. Noe , Secy.Thomas Spitzfaden , Treas.Frances B. Emerson

Affiliation(s):Deere &ampCo., V.P., Corp. Comms.


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James M. Field

Affiliation(s):Deere &ampCo., Sr. V.P. and C.F.O.

Max GuinnJames R. JenkinsMary K. W. JonesRajesh KalathurMarie Z. Ziegler

Affiliation(s):Deere &ampCo., V.P. and Treas.

Staff

Number of Staff

2.5 full-time professional

Key Staff


Cheryl A. Ashcraft , Mgr.

Memberships

Affinity Groups

Association of Corporate Contributions Professionals

Financial Data









$274,342 for foundation-administered programs


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County: Rock Island

Metropolitan area: Davenport-Moline-Rock Island, IA-IL


Selected Grants


$1,250,000 to Opportunity International, Oak Brook, IL, in 2012. For Solutions for World Hunger$1,100,000 to PYXERA Global, Washington, DC, in 2012. For Community Betterment$1,000,000 to Waterloo Development Corporation, Waterloo, IA, in 2012. For Community Betterment$850,000 to United Way of the Quad Cities Area, Davenport, IA, in 2012. For Community Betterment$500,000 to World Food Program USA, Washington, DC, in 2012. For Solutions for World Hunger$243,980 to Rock Island-Milan Education Foundation, Rock Island, IL, in 2012.$175,000 to Feeding America, Chicago, IL, in 2012. For Solutions for World Hunger$90,000 to Foods Resource Bank, Western Springs, IL, in 2012. For Solutions for World Hunger$27,000 to United Fund of Coffeyville, Coffeyville, KS, in 2012. For Community Betterment$3,000 to Western Michigan University Foundation, Kalamazoo, MI, in 2012.



The Delta Air Lines FoundationProfile


At A Glance

The Delta Air Lines Foundation

1525 W. W.T. Harris Blvd., D1114-044

Charlotte, NC United States 28288-1161

Telephone: (404) 715-5487

Contact: Scarlett Pressley-Brown, Sr. V.P.

Fax: (404) 715-3267


URL: http://www.delta.com/about_delta/global_good/

Type of Grantmaker


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Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $30,465,583


EIN

586073119

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


Application address: Community Affairs, Dept. 979, P.O. Box 20706, Atlanta, GA 30320-6001

Background

Established in 1968 in DE.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations, with emphasis on Washington, DC, Atlanta, GA, and Fairfax,VA.

No support for political organizations, sectarian, religious, denominational organizations, tax-supported city,county or state organizations, fraternal organizations, professional associations, membership groups, orsports organizations.

No grants to individuals, or for academic or medical research, or fundraising.


The foundation and Delta Air Lines supports the Delta's Force for Global Good initiative designed to advanceglobal diversity; improve global wellness; improve the environment; and promote arts and culture.

Program Area(s)


Matching Grants to Education

The foundation matches contributions made by employees and directors of Delta Air Lines to institutions ofhigher education on a one-for-two basis from $25 to $2,000 per contributor, per year.

Fields of Interest


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Subjects

American Red CrossArtsCivil/human rights, equal rightsEducation, fund raising/fund distributionEnvironmentFoundations (community)Health careHigher educationHistorical activitiesHistorical activities, centennials

Types of Support

Continuing supportEmployee matching giftsGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentSponsorships

Publications



Funding for new proposals for cash or in-kind support are currently limited.


Initial approach: Complete online application for sponsorships

Board meeting date(s): Mar., June, Sept., and Nov.

Deadline(s): 90 days prior to need for sponsorships

Final notification: 4 weeks for sponsorships

Donor(s)


Delta Air Lines, Inc.



Timothy W. Mapes , Pres.Scarlet Pressley-Brown , Sr. V.P.

Affiliation(s):


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Delta Air Lines, Inc., Dir., External Affairs &ampCommunity Rels.

Andrew Nelson , V.P. and Treas.Frank Wrenn , V.P., Opers.Julie Young , Secy.Richard H. Anderson

Affiliation(s):Delta Air Lines, Inc., C.E.O.

Edward H. Bastian

Affiliation(s):Delta Air Lines, Inc., Pres.

Michael H. Campbell

Affiliation(s):Delta Air Lines, Inc., Exec. V.P., Human Resources

Stephen E. Gorman

Affiliation(s):Delta Air Lines, Inc., Exec. V.P. and C.O.O.

Glen W. Hauenstein

Financial Data








$1,795,664 for 12 grants (high: $333,333; low: $50,000)


County: Mecklenburg

Metropolitan area: Charlotte-Gastonia-Concord, NC-SC



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Ecolab FoundationProfile


At A Glance

Ecolab Foundation

(also known as Ecolab Industry Foundation)

370 Wabasha St. N.

St. Paul, MN United States 55102-1323

Telephone: (651) 225-3427

Contact: Kris J. Taylor, V.P.

Fax: (651) 225-3193


URL: http://www.ecolab.com/our-story/our-company/community-involvement

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $11,538,974


EIN

411372157

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002



Background


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Established in 1982 in MN.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in City of Industry, CA, McDonough, GA, Elk Grove Village,Joliet, and Naperville, IL, Huntington, IN, Garyville, LA, Columbus, MS, Greensboro, NC, Fort Worth, Fresno,Irving, Garland, and Sugarland, 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 entirecommunity, political or lobbying organizations, or disease-specific or health related organizations.

No grants to individuals (except for Visions for Learning), or for industry, trade, or professional associationmemberships, sports or athletic programs or facilities, or fundraising events or sponsorships; no loans orprogram-related investments.


The foundation supports programs designed to promote youth development and serve at-risk youth througheducation; address poverty, affordable housing, work readiness, crisis assistance, and hunger relief throughcivic and community development; support hands-on environmental learning; and promote arts education forchildren and youth.

Program Area(s)


Visions for Learning

Through the Visions for Learning program, the foundation awards grants of up to $3,000 to teachers toenhance their curriculum by providing more exciting, challenging, and accessible ways to learn. The programis designed to increase understanding of academic content, raise student achievement, and emphasize theconnection between school and life.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsArts educationChildren/youth, servicesCommunity/economic developmentEducationElementary/secondary educationEmploymentEmployment, servicesEnvironmentEnvironment, natural resourcesEnvironmental educationFood banksFood servicesHigher educationHousing/shelter


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United Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsYouth development

Population Groups

Economically disadvantagedYouth

Types of Support

Curriculum developmentEmergency fundsEmployee matching giftsGeneral/operating supportGrants to individualsProgram development

Publications





Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.Statement of problem project will address2.Brief history of organization and description of its mission3.Geographic area to be served4.How project's results will be evaluated or measured5.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations6.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested7.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget8.

Initial approach: Call or e-mail foundation for organizations located outside of St. Paul, MN; complete onlineapplication form for organizations located in St. Paul, MN; e-mail foundation for Visions for Learning


Deadline(s): Varies for organizations located outside of St. Paul, MN; Dec. 1 for organizations in St. Paul, MN;Spring for Visions for Learning

Donor(s)


Ecolab Inc.



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Michael J. Monahan * , Pres.Kris J. Taylor * , V.P.David F. Duvick , Secy.Ching-Meng Chew , Treas.

Affiliation(s):Ecolab Inc., V.P. and Treas.

Douglas M. Baker, Jr.

Affiliation(s):Ecolab Inc., Chair., Pres., and C.E.O.

Memberships


Minnesota Council on Foundations



Financial Data










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County: Ramsey


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Metropolitan area: Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI

Congressional district: Minnesota District 04


The Fayette FundProfile


At A Glance

The Fayette Fund

50 Hurt Plaza, Ste. 449

Atlanta, GA United States 30303

Telephone: (404) 688-5525

Contact: Jasper Tanner, Prog. Off.


URL: http://www.cfgreateratlanta.org/Community-Initiatives/Counties/Fayette.aspx

Type of Grantmaker


Additional Descriptor

Geographic affiliate of a community foundation

990-PF

Background

Established in 1994 in GA as a regional affiliate of the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta.

Limitations

Giving limited to Fayette County, GA.

No support for projects of a religious nature or that require participation in a religious activity as a condition forreceiving services; projects that are typically the funding responsibility of federal, state, or local government.

No grants to individuals, or for endowments, general operating or start-up support for fundraising federations,debt reduction or purchases or activities that occur prior to grant decisions, conferences or seminars, film and


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video production for marketing purposes, purchase of vehicles, fundraising events or feasibility studies,computer/word processing hardware (except for equipment used in treating or teaching persons with physical,mental, or developmental disabilities), or tuition or core operating expenses for public, private, and charterschools (K-12), colleges and universities.


Support for Fayette County, Georgia nonprofits in the areas of children, youth and families, arts and culture,community development, education and youth development, health, and human services.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsChildren/youth, servicesCommunity/economic developmentEducationFamily servicesHealth careHousing/shelterHuman servicesLeadership developmentNutritionYouth development

Population Groups


Types of Support

General/operating supportProgram development

Publications

Newsletter


See web link for information.


Staff

Key Staff


Jasper Tanner , Prog. Off.


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County: Fulton




The Fifth Third FoundationProfile


At A Glance

The Fifth Third Foundation

38 Fountain Square Plz., M.D. 1090CA

Cincinnati, OH United States 45263

Telephone: (513) 534-4397

Contact: Heidi B. Jark, Managing Dir.

Fax: (513) 534-0960

URL: https://www.53.com/site/about/in-the-community/

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2013-09-30)

Assets: $9,652,581


EIN

316024135

990-PF

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


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Background

Trust established in 1948 in OH.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in FL, GA, IL, IN, KY, MI, MO, NC, OH, PA, TN, and WV.

No support for individual churches or publicly-supported organizations or government agencies; generally, nosupport for elementary or middle schools; no support for United Way and Fine Arts Funds.

No grants to individuals (except for employee-related scholarships), or for start-up funds.


The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, education, health, human services, andcommunity development.

Program Area(s)



The foundation matches contributions made by full-time employees of Fifth Third to educational institutions ona one-for-one basis from $25 to $500 per employee, per institution.

Fifth Third Scholarship Program

The foundation annually awards 17 $2,500 college scholarships to children of employees of Fifth Third. Theprogram is administered by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

American Red CrossArtsBusiness school/educationCommunity/economic developmentEducationFamily servicesHealth careHigher educationHousing/shelterHuman servicesUnited Ways and Federated Giving Programs


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Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsContinuing supportEmployee-related scholarshipsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportManagement development/capacity buildingProgram developmentScholarship funds

Publications



Visit website for nearest company facility address. A full proposal may be requested. A site visit may berequested. Support is limited to 1 contribution per organization during any given year. Applicants seekingmulti-year funding must meet additional requirements. A waiting period of three years is required for priorgrant recipients receiving $10,000 or more. Organizations receiving support are asked to submit a writtenevaluation.



Brief history of organization and description of its mission1.How project's results will be evaluated or measured2.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested3.

Initial approach: Letter of inquiry to nearest company facility; contact foundation for major campaign requests

Board meeting date(s): Jan., Mar., June, and Sept.

Deadline(s): None


Donor(s)


Fifth Third Bank

Trustee

Fifth Third Bank

Staff


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Number of Staff

2 shared staff (shared with Eleanora Alms Trust, The Charles Moerlein Foundation, The Ohio ValleyFoundation, Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Fund, Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trust No. 1 and No. 2, Jacob G.Schmidlapp Trust No. 2, Stillson Foundation)

Key Staff


Heidi B. Jark , Managing Dir.

Memberships


Council of Michigan FoundationsPhilanthropy Ohio

Financial Data










County: Hamilton

Metropolitan area: Cincinnati-Middletown, OH-KY-IN

Congressional district: Ohio District 01


H.B. Fuller Company FoundationProfile



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At A Glance

H.B. Fuller Company Foundation

P.O. Box 64683

St. Paul, MN United States 55164-0683


URL: http://www.hbfuller.com/north-america/about-us/community-responsibility

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-11-30)

Assets: $2,652,184


EIN

363500811

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2003 2002

Background

Established in 1986 in MN.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Roseville, CA, Covington, GA, Aurora and Palatine, IL,Paducah, KY, St. Paul, MN, and Vancouver, WA, and China.

No support for religious, fraternal, or veterans' organizations, political or lobbying organizations, nationalorganizations, or disease-specific organizations.

No grants to individuals, or for capital campaigns, endowments, travel, basic or applied research, advertising,fundraising events or sponsorships, or general support of educational institutions.


The foundation supports youth education initiatives in areas of science, technology, engineering, and math(STEM); and programs designed to promote leadership development for youth.


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Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsChildren/youth, servicesDisasters, preparedness/servicesEducationElementary/secondary educationEngineering/technologyHealth careHuman servicesLeadership developmentMathematicsScienceYouth development

Population Groups

Youth

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationEmployee matching giftsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportMatching/challenge supportProgram development

Publications



Proposals should be no longer than five pages. Funding decisions are made by Community Affairs Councilsat each facility location. The Minnesota Common Grant Application Form is accepted. Applications fromorganizations located outside of the U.S. are by invitation only.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.Qualifications of key personnel2.Copy of IRS Determination Letter3.Brief history of organization and description of its mission4.Geographic area to be served5.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9906.


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How project's results will be evaluated or measured7.List of company employees involved with the organization8.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations9.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested10.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget11.Listing of additional sources and amount of support12.

Initial approach: Download application form and e-mail, fax, or mail proposal and application form tofoundation

Deadline(s): Postmarked by Mar. 31 and Aug. 31

Donor(s)


H.B. Fuller Co.



Richard Kastner * , Pres.

Affiliation(s):H.B. Fuller Co., Dir., Financial Accounts &ampAnalysis

Joel Hedberg , V.P.

Affiliation(s):H.B. Fuller Co., Dir., Human Resources, Global Corporate

Rachel Hart , Secy.

Affiliation(s):H.B. Fuller Co., Community Affairs Specialist

Jodie Monson , Treas.Kimberlee Sinclair , Exec. Dir.

Affiliation(s):H.B. Fuller Co., Dir., Corp. Rels.

Traci Jensen

Affiliation(s):H.B. Fuller Co., V.P., Americas Adhesives

Jim Owens

Affiliation(s):H.B. Fuller Co., Pres. and C.E.O.

Wes Oren


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Affiliation(s):H.B. Fuller Co., Dir., Global Opers.

Nathan Weaver

Affiliation(s):H.B. Fuller Co., Genl. Mgr., Latin America Adhesives

Jeff Wroblewski

Affiliation(s):H.B. Fuller Co., Dir., Global Sales Excellence

Staff

Key Staff


Christine Meyer , Admin. Asst.Kathy Vaughn , Community Affairs Project Coord

Memberships



Financial Data










County: Ramsey




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Selected Grants


$12,477 to Organization for Tropical Studies, Durham, NC, in 2011.$10,000 to University of Saint Thomas, Saint Paul, MN, in 2011.$10,000 to Saint Catherine University, Saint Paul, MN, in 2011.$5,000 to College Possible, Saint Paul, MN, in 2011.$1,050 to University of Saint Thomas, Saint Paul, MN, in 2011.$1,000 to University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, in 2011.



General Mills FoundationProfile


At A Glance

General Mills Foundation

1 General Mills Blvd. , MS CC-01

Minneapolis, MN United States 55426-1347

Contact: Ellen Luger, Exec. Dir.

Fax: (763) 764-4114


URL: http://www.genmills.com/en/Responsibility/Community_Engagement.aspx

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2013-05-31)

Assets: $110,841,484


EIN

416018495


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990-PF

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2001

Background

Incorporated in 1954 in MN.

The foundation is a signatory to Philanthropy's Promise, and consequently, will be committing a significantpercentage of their grantmaking dollars to meeting the needs of underserved communities, including thefinancial support of advocacy and civic engagement.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of major company operations and headquarters of Twin Cities, MN area; giving alsoin CA, GA, IA, IL, IN, MA, MD, MI, MO, MT, NJ, NM, NY, OH, TN, WA, and WI for the Community ActionCouncils Program.

No support for discriminatory organizations, religious, political, social, labor, veterans', alumni, or fraternalorganizations, disease-specific organizations, or athletic associations.

No grants to individuals, or for endowments, annual appeals, federated campaigns, fund drives, recreationalor sporting events, healthcare, research, advertising, political causes, travel, emergency funding, debtreduction or operating deficits, conferences, seminars or workshops, publications, film, or television,sponsorships, special events, or fundraisers; no loans.


The foundation supports programs designed to support hunger and nutrition wellness; education; and artsand culture.

Program Area(s)


Celebrating Communities of Color

The foundation annually awards 50 $10,000 grants to nonprofit organizations in the Twin Cities, MN 7-countymetro area, with programs designed to serve communities of color. Special emphasis is directed towardprograms designed to promote hunger and nutrition wellness; education; family services; and arts and culture.

Community Action Council Program

The foundation awards grants to General Mills 24 manufacturing communities and its surrounding areas of upto 50 miles in the areas of hunger and nutrition wellness, education, family services, and arts and culture. Theprogram is administered by Community Action Councils, groups of General Mills employees who volunteertheir time. The program is invitation only.

Employee Gift-Matching

The foundation matches contributions made by employees, retirees, and directors of General Mills to theUnited Way, educational institutions, and organizations involved with arts and culture on a one-for-one basis.


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General Mills Champions for Healthy Kids

The foundation annually awards 50 $10,000 grants to organizations and community-based groups withprograms designed to develop creative ways to help young people ages 2 to 18 adopt a balanced diet andphysically active lifestyle.

General Mills Foundation Merit Scholarship Program

The foundation awards four-year college scholarships of $500 to $3,000 to children of employees of GeneralMills and its subsidiaries. The program is administered by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.

Post-High School Scholarship Program

The foundation awards college scholarships of $500 to $2,500 to children of employees of General Mills andits subsidiaries. The program is administered by Scholarship America, Inc.

Twin Cities - Arts and Culture

The foundation supports organizations designed to provide innovative performing arts and cultural programsthrough innovation, program quality, and contribution to their community. The program is limited to the TwinCities, MN 7-county metro area.

Twin Cities - Hunger and Nutrition Wellness

The foundation supports programs designed to promote healthy children and families through providing foodto those in need; developing and sharing food solutions; helping families make nutritious food choices; andintegrating food with physical fitness. The program is limited to the Twin Cities, MN 7-county metro area.

Twin Cities - Youth Education and Enrichment

The foundation supports programs designed to emphasize student achievement and advancement,particularly at the K-12 level. Special emphasis is directed toward the need and return on effective teacherand administrator training and development; complimenting the classroom experience with proven strategiesthat keep parenting and caring adults engaged in a child's educational success; and partnering withorganizations that provide secondary education pathways and scholarships to at-risk students. The programis limited to the Twin Cities, MN 7-county metro area.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsDisasters, preparedness/servicesEducationElementary/secondary educationFamily servicesFood banksFood servicesHuman servicesNutritionPerforming artsPublic health, physical fitness


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United Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsYM/YWCAs & YM/YWHAs

Population Groups

AdultsChildren/youthEconomically disadvantagedMinorities

Types of Support

Capital campaignsEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEmployee-related scholarshipsGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentScholarship funds

Publications

Application guidelinesCorporate reportCorporate giving reportFinancial statementGrants list


Applications for Community Action Council grants are available by invitation only. A full proposal may berequested at a later date for Twin Cities grants. E-mail letter of inquiry to foundation for capital requests.Telephone calls and personal visits are not encouraged. Organizations receiving support may be asked tosubmit an evaluation report.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.Statement of problem project will address2.Results expected from proposed grant3.Principal source of support for project in the past4.Population served5.Name, address and phone number of organization6.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations7.Listing of additional sources and amount of support8.List of company employees involved with the organization9.How project's results will be evaluated or measured10.How project will be sustained once grantmaker support is completed11.Geographic area to be served12.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested13.


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Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/99014.Copy of IRS Determination Letter15.Contact person16.Brief history of organization and description of its mission17.

Initial approach: Complete online letter of inquiry for Twin Cities grants; complete online application forCelebrating Communities of Color

Board meeting date(s): Ongoing

Deadline(s): None for Twin Cities grants; Dec. See website for Celebrating Communities of Color annualinformation

Final notification: Varies depending on program, see website for additional information per program

Donor(s)


General Mills, Inc.



Kendall J. Powell * , Chair.

Affiliation(s):General Mills, Inc., Chair. and C.E.O.

Kimberly A. Nelson * , Pres.

Affiliation(s):General Mills, Sr. V.P. of External Relations

Ellen Goldberg Luger , V.P., Secy., and Exec. Dir.

Affiliation(s):General Mills, Inc., V.P.

Marie Pillai , Treas.Marc BeltonJohn R. ChurchMichael L. Davis

Affiliation(s):General Mills, Inc., Sr. V.P., Human Resources

Peter C. EricksonIan R. Friendly

Affiliation(s):General Mills, Inc., Exec. V.P. and C.O.O.

Donal Leo Mulligan


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Affiliation(s):General Mills, Inc., Exec. V.P. and C.F.O.

Shawn O'GradyChristopher O'Leary

Affiliation(s):General Mills, Inc., Exec. V.P. and C.O.O.

Roderick A. Palmore

Affiliation(s):General Mills, Inc., Exec. V.P., Genl. Counsel, and Secy.

Staff

Number of Staff


Key Staff


Nicola Dixon , Assoc. Dir.Lisa Lundholm , Prog. Coord.Mary Jane Melendez , Assoc. Dir.Allison Olson , Assoc.Donna Nicholson Svendson , Assoc. Dir.Cynthia A. Thelen , Grants Mgr.

Memberships



Affinity Groups

Association of Corporate Contributions ProfessionalsThe Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy


Council on FoundationsGuideStar USAWomen & Philanthropy

Financial Data



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$24,789,661 for 706 grants



FacebookGeneral Mills Foundation's Philanthropy PromiseCommunities of Color RecipientsGrants DatabaseChampions for Healthy Kids Recipients


County: Hennepin



Selected Grants


$1,000,000 to Second Harvest Heartland, Saint Paul, MN, in 2013. For Hunger-Free Minnesota$125,000 to Minnesota Orchestral Association, Minneapolis, MN, in 2013. For operating support$50,000 to Achieve Minneapolis, Minneapolis, MN, in 2013. For Community Engagement Program$35,000 to Jeremiah Program, Minneapolis, MN, in 2013. For operating support$25,000 to Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners, Plymouth, MN, in 2013. For operating support$10,000 to Volunteers of America of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, in 2013. For Experience Corps



Georgia Power Foundation, Inc.Profile



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At A Glance

Georgia Power Foundation, Inc.

241 Ralph McGill Blvd., N.E., Bin 10131


Telephone: (404) 506-6784

Contact: Susan M. Carter, Secy. and Exec. Dir.

Fax: (404) 506-1485


URL: http://www.georgiapower.com/in-your-community/charitable-giving/overview-and-focus.cshtml

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2011-12-31)

Assets: $114,268,693


EIN

581709417

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background


Limitations

Giving primarily in GA.

No support for private foundations, political or religious organizations, private elementary or secondaryschools, or non-public charities.

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



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The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, education, the environment, cancer,diversity, and workforce planning.

Program Area(s)



The foundation matches contributions made by employees and retirees of Georgia Power to institutions ofhigher education on a one-for-one basis up to $5,000 per contributor, per year.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsCancerCommunity development, neighborhood developmentEducationEnvironmentEnvironment, air pollutionEnvironment, natural resourcesEnvironment, water pollutionHealth careHigher educationHuman servicesSalvation Army

Types of Support

Annual campaignsCapital campaignsConferences/seminarsContinuing supportEmergency fundsEmployee matching giftsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentScholarship fundsSponsorships

Publications

Application guidelinesInformational brochure (including application guidelines)


Support is limited to 1 contribution per organization during any given year. Multi-year funding is not automatic.


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Video submissions are not encouraged.



Copy of IRS Determination Letter1.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9902.List of company employees involved with the organization3.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations4.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested5.Listing of additional sources and amount of support6.

Initial approach: Complete online application form or mail proposal to foundation


Board meeting date(s): Mar., June, Sept., and Dec.

Deadline(s): Feb. 15, May 15, Aug. 15, and Nov. 15 for requests over $25,000

Final notification: 1 month following board meetings for requests over $25,000

Donor(s)


Georgia Power Co.Savannah Electric Foundation, Inc.



Michael K. Anderson * , Pres. and C.E.O.Susan M. Carter , Secy. and Exec. Dir.Roger S. Steffens , Treas.W. Ron Hinson , C.F.O.W. Craig BarrsBrad J. GatesValerie D. SearcyAnthony L. Wilson

Memberships






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Financial Data







$7,981,330 for 530 grants


Grants: $8,172,222


County: Fulton



Selected Grants


$1,330,000 to United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2010. For annual campaign$750,000 to Grady Memorial Hospital Corporation, Atlanta, GA, in 2010. For Greater Grady Campaign$750,000 to Grady Memorial Hospital Corporation, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For future payment - finalpayment of 2 year pledge - $325M Greater Grady Campaign$450,000 to Robert W. Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta, GA, in 2010. For annual campaign and corporatechallenge$250,000 to National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Atlanta, GA, in 2010. For future payment -final of two year pledge for design and construction campaign$222,223 to Zoo Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For capital campaign for Zoo renovations andexpansion of the Amphibian and Reptile Complex and the Animal Health Complex$130,000 to University of Georgia Foundation, Athens, GA, in 2011. For Georgia Power DevelopingScholar Program ($80K) and support for relocation of Public Health to Health Sciences Campus($50K)$125,000 to Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2010. For City of AtlantaFinancial Panels Review Fund$125,000 to Arch Foundation for the University of Georgia, Athens, GA, in 2010. For UGA needsbased undergraduate scholarship program and Terry College of Business programs$105,000 to United Way of the Coastal Empire, Savannah, GA, in 2010. For annual campaign$100,000 to United Negro College Fund, Atlanta, GA, in 2010. For corporate campaign$100,000 to Communities in Schools of Georgia, Atlanta, GA, in 2010. To support local affiliates,Performance Learning Centers, and graduation coaches$100,000 to Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education, Atlanta, GA, in 2010. For operating


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expenses$80,000 to Nature Conservancy, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. To support conservation work in Georgia



Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

Georgia-Pacific Foundation, Inc.

133 Peachtree St. N.E., 39th FL


Telephone: (404) 652-4000

Contact: Curley M. Dossman, Jr., Pres.

Fax: (404) 749-2754


URL: http://www.gp.com/gpfoundation/index.html

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $249,025


EIN

936023726

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2010 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2002



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Additional contact: Charmaine Ward, Dir., Community Affairs, tel.: (404) 652-5302; e-mail for Bucket Brigade:[email protected]

Background

Incorporated in 1958 in OR.

Limitations

Giving limited to areas of company operations in AL, AR, AZ, CA, Washington, DC, DE, FL, GA, IA, IL, IN,KS, KY, LA, MA, MI, MN, MO, MS, NH, NJ, NM, NV, NY, NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, TN, VA, WA, WI, WV, WY,and Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America.

No support for discriminatory organizations, political candidates, churches or religious denominations,religious or theological schools, social, labor, veterans', alumni, or fraternal organizations not of direct benefitto the entire community, athletic associations, national organizations with local chapters already receivingsupport, medical or nursing schools, or pass-through organizations.

No grants to individuals (except for employee-related scholarships), or for emergency needs for generaloperating support, political causes, legislative lobbying, or advocacy efforts, goodwill advertising, sportingevents, general operating support for United Way member agencies, tickets or tables for testimonials orsimilar benefit events, named academic chairs, social sciences or health science programs, fundraisingevents, or trips or tours.


The foundation supports programs designed to promote education; environment; community enrichment; andentrepreneurship.

Program Area(s)


Education

The foundation supports programs designed to help students transition from school to the workforce withscholarships, job readiness training, and technical skills.

Employee's Children Scholarship Program

The foundation awards 50 $2,000 college scholarships to children of employees of Georgia-Pacific. Theprogram is administered by the National Merit Scholarship Corp.

Enrichment

The foundation supports programs designed to promote safe communities and affordable housing.

Entrepreneurship

The foundation supports programs designed to teach practical economic principles, the benefits of a freeenterprise system, and real-world business skills to youth; and programs designed build capacity in small,minority, and women-owned businesses.


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Environment

The foundation supports programs designed to sustain natural resources and bring stakeholders together todevelop solutions to protect ecologically important habitats. Special emphasis is directed toward clean air,clean water, and recycling; environmental education; and resource conservation.

Georgia-Pacific Bucket Brigade

The foundation, in partnership with Georgia-Pacific facilities, provides basic need supplies and resources tolocal fire departments to help make families, homes, and workplaces safer. The foundation providesfirefighters and rescuers with "turn-out gear" including helmets, boots, gloves, and fireproof coats and pants;and partners with school districts to help teachers train students on fire safety.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsCommunity development, small businessesCommunity/economic developmentDisasters, fire prevention/controlDisasters, preparedness/servicesEducationEducation, readingElementary/secondary educationEmploymentEmployment, trainingEnvironmentEnvironment, air pollutionEnvironment, land resourcesEnvironment, natural resourcesEnvironment, recyclingEnvironmental educationFamily services, domestic violenceHigher educationHousing/shelterHousing/shelter, developmentSafety/disastersSocial entrepreneurshipUnited Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsYouth developmentYouth development, business

Population Groups

MinoritiesWomenYouth

Types of Support

Annual campaigns


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Building/renovationCapital campaignsConferences/seminarsContinuing supportEmployee volunteer servicesEmployee-related scholarshipsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportIn-kind giftsManagement development/capacity buildingProgram developmentScholarship fundsSponsorships

Publications



Extraneous proposal materials are not encouraged. Photos, videos, CD's, and DVD's are not encouraged.Firefighting units must process applications through their local GP facility contact.



Results expected from proposed grant1.Qualifications of key personnel2.Statement of problem project will address3.Population served4.Name, address and phone number of organization5.Copy of IRS Determination Letter6.Brief history of organization and description of its mission7.How project's results will be evaluated or measured8.Explanation of why grantmaker is considered an appropriate donor for project9.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations10.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested11.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget12.

Initial approach: Complete online eligibility quiz and mail application or proposal to foundation; downloadapplication form for Bucket Brigade


Board meeting date(s): As required

Deadline(s): Between Jan. 1 and Oct. 31; Apr. 1 to July 11 for Bucket Brigade

Final notification: Within 60 days; Sept. for Bucket Brigade

Donor(s)


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Georgia-Pacific Corp.



Curley M. Dossman, Jr. * , Pres.Gerald Shirk , V.P. and Treas.Mark Berry * , Secy.Philip EllenderShiela Weidman

Staff

Number of Staff


Key Staff


Charmaine Ward , Dir., Community Affairs

Memberships

Affinity Groups

Association of Corporate Contributions ProfessionalsThe Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship

Financial Data


Assets: $249,025 (market value)









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County: Fulton




GSF FoundationProfile


At A Glance

GSF Foundation

18301 Von Karman Ave., Ste. 1100

Irvine, CA United States 92612-0133

Telephone: (949) 252-2000


URL: http://www.gsffoundation.org

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $1,015,384


EIN

460501728

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002




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Background

Established in 2002 in CA and OR.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in AR, CA, GA, IL, MO, NC, NY, OR, SC, VA, WA, and WI.

No support for political organizations or candidates, religious, veterans', or fraternal organizations, or sportsteams.

No grants for individuals, or for sponsorships of fundraising events, tickets or tables, academic or medicalresearch, political causes, sporting events, trips or travel, festivals or parades, or advertising.


The foundation supports programs designed to improve the lives of children and families. Special emphasis isdirected toward programs designed to serve children with various needs, including food, shelter, clothes,medical treatment, and social activities.

Program Area(s)


Back(pack) to School

The foundation provides first grade students in need with a backpack filled with essential school supplies. Theprogram is designed to promote and encourage attendance and boost self-confidence.

Best Food Forward

The foundation provides new shoes to children who cannot afford them. This program is designed to enablechildren to participate in schools' physical education, combat increasing obesity rates, and improve attitudesand self-esteem.

Build-A-Bike

The foundation provides second and third-grade school children with a bicycle they can build themselvesunder the guidance of a mentor. The program is designed to teach goal setting, safety, the value of hard workto achieve goals, and the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle through physical activity.

Coats for Kids

The foundation provides children in need with new and warm coats for winter to ensure at-risk children staywarm and comfortable regardless of temperature.

Pedal to Perfection

The foundation rewards elementary school children with perfect attendance with a new bike at the end of theschool year. The program is designed to encourage behaviors in at-risk children that foster the attainment ofeducational goals and aspirations.


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Time Is Money

The foundation awards grants to nonprofit organizations with which employees of GSF volunteer.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsBig Brothers/Big SistersBoy scoutsChildren, servicesDevelopmentally disabled, centers & servicesEducationFamily servicesFood banksFood servicesHealth careHealth care, patient servicesHousing/shelter

Types of Support

Building/renovationCapital campaignsEmployee volunteer servicesEquipmentGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentSponsorships

Publications

Application guidelinesNewsletter


Support is limited to 1 contribution per organization during any given year. Faxed, e-mailed, or videotapedapplications are not accepted.



Results expected from proposed grant1.Principal source of support for project in the past2.Copy of IRS Determination Letter3.Brief history of organization and description of its mission4.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9905.List of company employees involved with the organization6.Explanation of why grantmaker is considered an appropriate donor for project7.


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Descriptive literature about organization8.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations9.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested10.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget11.Listing of additional sources and amount of support12.

Initial approach: E-mail letter of inquiry

Deadline(s): None

Donor(s)


Mark S. WetterauGolden State Foods Corp.Mike EcholdsLeslie EcholdsOrange Wood Children's Fdn.



Mark S. Wetterau * , Chair. and C.E.O.

Affiliation(s):Golden State Foods Corp., Chair. and C.E.O.

Michael Waitukaitis * , Vice-Chair.

Affiliation(s):Golden State Foods Corp., Vice-Chair. and C.F.O.

Catherine Duffy , Secy.Lisa Gottlieb , C.F.O.Chuck Browne * , Exec. Dir.Steve Becker

Affiliation(s):Golden State Foods Corp., Sr. V.P., Human Resources

Jim BrooksNeil Cracknell

Affiliation(s):Golden State Foods Corp., Exec. V.P. and C.O.O.

Shellie Frey

Affiliation(s):Golden State Foods Corp., V.P., Corporate Comms.

Jim Fusting


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Mickey HamerDaniel Van HoozerFrank ListiLarry McGillJohn MurphyJohn Page

Affiliation(s):Golden State Foods Corp., V.P. and Genl. Counsel

Bill PocilujkoBill SandersonJeff SteinerGregg TarltonScott Thomas

Financial Data










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County: Orange

Metropolitan area: Los Angeles-Long Beach-Santa Ana, CA

Congressional district: California District 45

Selected Grants


$280,000 to Orangewood Childrens Foundation, Santa Ana, CA, in 2010. For general support$137,780 to Boy Scouts of America, Los Angeles, CA, in 2010. For general support


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$33,745 to Shoes That Fit, Claremont, CA, in 2010. For general support$25,000 to Foundation for the Children of the Californias, San Diego, CA, in 2010. For general support$13,908 to Operation Warm, Chadds Ford, PA, in 2010. For general support$10,200 to Citrus Valley Health Foundation, West Covina, CA, in 2010. For general support$6,000 to Hillview Acres Childrens Home, Chino, CA, in 2010. For general support$5,000 to Serving People in Need, Costa Mesa, CA, in 2010. For general support$5,000 to Boys Haven, Louisville, KY, in 2010. For general support$2,500 to East Los Angeles Community Youth Center, Los Angeles, CA, in 2010. For general support



Hallmark Cards, Incorporated Corporate GivingProgramProfile


At A Glance

Hallmark Cards, Incorporated Corporate Giving Program

P.O. Box 419580, M.D. 323

Kansas City, MO United States 64141-6580

Telephone: (816) 274-5111


URL: http://corporate.hallmark.com/Corporate-Citizenship/Community-Involvement

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2013-12-31)

Assets: N/A


990-PF

Limitations


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Giving is limited to areas of significant company operations in Enfield, CT, Columbus, GA, Metamora, IL, theKansas City metropolitan area, Lawrence, and Leavenworth, KS, Liberty, MO, and Center, TX.

No support for religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, fraternal, international, orveterans organizations, sports teams or athletic associations, individual youth clubs, troops, groups, or schoolclassrooms, social clubs, foundations, or disease-specific organizations whose local chapters primarily raisefunds for national research.

No to individuals, or for grants for debt reduction, scholarships, endowments, travel, conferences, scholarly orhealth-related research, business start-up purposes, or film, television, or radio programs.


As a complement to its foundation, Hallmark Cards, Inc. also makes charitable contributions to nonprofitorganizations directly. Support is limited to areas of significant company operations in Enfield, Connecticut;Columbus, Georgia; Lawrence and Metamora, Illinois; Leavenworth and Topeka, Kansas; metropolitanKansas City and Liberty, Missouri; and Center, Texas. Sponsorships are limited to Kansas City, Missouri.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsChild development, educationCommunity/economic developmentEducationHuman services

Types of Support

Capital campaignsContinuing supportDonated productsEmployee volunteer servicesGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentSponsorships

Publications



Support is generally limited to 1 contribution per organization during any given year.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.


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Results expected from proposed grant2.Statement of problem project will address3.Population served4.Name, address and phone number of organization5.Copy of IRS Determination Letter6.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9907.How project's results will be evaluated or measured8.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested9.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget10.Listing of additional sources and amount of support11.



Deadline(s): None

Final notification: 6 weeks; 2 weeks for sponsorships

Additional information: Proposals for sponsorships should include the date, time, location, sponsorship levels,and a description of the event.

Memberships

Affinity Groups


Financial Data


Assets: N/A (market value)

Expenditures: N/A


Qualifying distributions: N/A


$12,000,000 for in-kind gifts


County: Jackson

Metropolitan area: Kansas City, MO-KS

Congressional district: Missouri District 05



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Hallmark Corporate FoundationProfile


At A Glance

Hallmark Corporate Foundation

P.O. Box 419580, M.D. 323

Kansas City, MO United States 64141-6580

Contact: Carol Hallquist, Pres.; Cora Storbeck


URL: http://corporate.hallmark.com/Corporate-Citizenship/Community-Involvement

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $805,619


EIN

431303258

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background

Established in 1983 in MO.

Limitations

Giving limited to areas of company operations in Columbus, GA, Metamora, IL, Lawrence, Leavenworth, andTopeka, KS, Liberty and the Kansas City, MO, area, and Center, TX.

No support for religious, fraternal, political, international, or veterans' organizations, athletic or labor groups,social clubs, or disease-specific organizations.


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No grants to individuals, or for scholarships, endowments, debt reduction, travel, conferences, sponsorships,scholarly or health-related research, advertising, mass media campaigns, or fundraising; no furniture,machines, computers, or other equipment donations.


The foundation supports programs designed to address the needs of children and families; promote arts andculture; address human service infrastructure and civic assets; and support the military.

Program Area(s)



The foundation matches contributions made by full-time employees of Hallmark to institutions of highereducation on a one-for-one basis from $20 to $2,000 per employee, per institution, per year up to $6,000 peremployee, per year.

Volunteer Involvement Pays (VIP)

The foundation awards $200 grants to nonprofit organizations with which employees of Hallmark volunteer atleast 25 hours during a six-month period.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsChild development, educationChildren/youth, servicesEducationFamily servicesHospitals (general)Human servicesMilitary/veterans' organizationsPerforming artsPerforming arts, orchestrasPerforming arts, theaterPublic affairsUnited Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsUrban/community development

Types of Support

Building/renovationCapital campaignsContinuing supportEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEquipment


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General/operating supportProgram developmentProgram evaluationTechnical assistance

Publications



Support is limited to 1 contribution per organization during any given year. Additional information may berequested at a later date. A personal or telephone interview or site visit may be requested.



Statement of problem project will address1.Population served2.Copy of IRS Determination Letter3.Brief history of organization and description of its mission4.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9905.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested6.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget7.Listing of additional sources and amount of support8.



Board meeting date(s): Periodic

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: Up to 6 weeks

Donor(s)


Hallmark Cards, Inc.Crayola, LLC



Donald J. Hall, Jr. , Chair.Carol Hallquist , Pres.Cora Storbeck , V.P.Albert P. Mauro, Jr. , Secy.


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Terri R. Maybee , Treas.Stephen D. DoyalDavid E. Hall

Financial Data










County: Jackson



Selected Grants


$11,260,000 to United Way of Greater Kansas City, Kansas City, MO, in 2011. For annual campaign$183,400 to Kansas City Symphony, Kansas City, MO, in 2011. For general support$120,700 to Kansas City Repertory Theater, Kansas City, MO, in 2011. For general support$115,000 to Kansas City Area Development Council, Kansas City, MO, in 2011.$100,000 to Nelson Gallery Foundation, Kansas City, MO, in 2011.$98,800 to Kansas City Ballet Association, Kansas City, MO, in 2011. For general support$89,000 to Chamber of Commerce of Greater Kansas City, Kansas City, MO, in 2011.$79,200 to Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Kansas City, MO, in 2011.$67,000 to Civil Council of Greater Kansas City, in 2011.$65,000 to Childrens Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, MO, in 2011.$65,000 to Kansas City Art Institute, Kansas City, MO, in 2011.



John H. and Wilhelmina D. Harland CharitableFoundation, Inc.


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Profile


At A Glance

John H. and Wilhelmina D. Harland Charitable Foundation, Inc.

2 Piedmont Ctr., Ste. 710


Telephone: (404) 264-9912

Contact: Jane G. Hardesty, Exec. Dir.

URL: http://harlandfoundation.org

Type of Grantmaker



Family foundation

Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $26,654,275


EIN

237225012

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002

Background


The foundation was established by John H. Harland as a means of providing ongoing financial support forreligious, educational, cultural, and charitable institutions to which he and Mrs. Harland had given theirpersonal support. Mr. Harland, a native of Northern Ireland, came to Atlanta in 1906 as a young man oftwenty-one. In 1923, he founded the John H. Harland Company which is now a national firm specializing incheck printing and database marketing. Mrs. Harland was born in Atlanta and lived her entire life there exceptfor several years as a student at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston and voluntary service in


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France and Serbia during and immediately following the First World War. Mr. and Mrs. Harland had broadcharitable interests and deep affection for Atlanta and the South.

Limitations

Giving limited to GA, with emphasis on DeKalb and Fulton counties in metropolitan Atlanta.

No support for private, primary, or secondary schools, except for those serving the handicapped.

No grants to individuals, or for annual campaigns or special events; no loans.


Support for youth services, arts and culture, and community services. The focus is local rather than regionalor national, and priority is given to institutions in metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Adult education--literacy, basic skills & GEDArtsChild development, servicesChildren/youth, servicesEducation, early childhood education

Population Groups

Children/youthDisabilities, people with

Types of Support

Building/renovationCapital campaignsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportMatching/challenge supportProgram development

Publications

Annual report (including application guidelines)


21-month waiting period for new grant proposals from previously considered applicants.




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Results expected from proposed grant1.Statement of problem project will address2.Copy of IRS Determination Letter3.Brief history of organization and description of its mission4.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9905.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations6.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested7.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget8.Listing of additional sources and amount of support9.

Initial approach: Telephone call preferred


Board meeting date(s): June 1 and Dec. 1

Deadline(s): Mar. 15 and Oct. 1

Final notification: 3 to 4 weeks after board meeting

Additional information: The foundation expects a written report on the use of the grant, including an evaluationof the project and a financial report at the end of the grant period.

Donor(s)


John H. Harland ‡Miriam H. Conant ‡John A. Conant ‡

Officers

Margaret C. Reiser , Pres.Winifred S. Davis , V.P. and Treas.Robert E. Reiser, Jr. , Secy.Jane G. Hardesty , Exec. Dir.

Trustees

Kathleen B. PatilloJoseph E. Patrick, Jr.Sam Pettway

Memberships



Affinity Groups

Exponent Philanthropy


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Grantmakers In the Arts


Georgia Center for Nonprofits

Financial Data









County: Fulton



Selected Grants


$50,000 to Childrens Healthcare of Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$25,000 to Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$25,000 to Georgia Shakespeare Festival, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$15,000 to Atlanta Opera, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$15,000 to Beacon of Hope, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$15,000 to Lekotek of Georgia, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$15,000 to Midtown Assistance Center, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$15,000 to Our House Inc, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$10,000 to Ballethnic Dance Company, East Point, GA, in 2010.$10,000 to DDD Foundation, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.



HCR ManorCare Foundation, Inc.Profile


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At A Glance

HCR ManorCare Foundation, Inc.

(formerly Manor Care Foundation, Inc.)

333 N. Summit St. , P.O. Box 10086

Toledo, OH United States 43699-0086

Telephone: (419) 252-5578

Contact: William White, Dir.

URL: http://www.hcr-manorcare.org/

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2013-05-31)

Assets: $1,469,690


EIN

522031975

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002

Background

Established in 1997 in MD.

Limitations

Giving on a national basis in areas of company operations in AZ, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY,MD, MI, MN, MO, NC, ND, NJ, NM, NV, OH, OK, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WI, and WV.

No support for professional associations, political or lobbying organizations, social organizations, or tradeorganizations.

No grants to individuals, or for building or capital campaigns, endowments, fundraising events, overhead fees,advertising, political purposes, or continuing support.


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The foundation supports hospices and organizations involved with arts and culture, education, health, andsenior citizens.

Program Area(s)


Community Care Fund

The foundation awards $500 to local nonprofit organizations that provide services, support, or education topatients and residents of HCR ManorCare facilities. Organizations are selected by HCR ManorCareemployees in select communities. Communities considered for support change regularly.

Corporate Office Charitable Event Giving Program

The foundation awards grants of up to $2,500 to support charitable events organized by HCR ManorCareemployees. The event must feature nonprofit organizations that align with the company's focus on healthcare,disease treatment and research, senior care, and end-of-life or palliative care. The program is limited to Ohio.

Employee Matching Gift Program

The foundation matches contributions made by employees of HCR ManorCare to arts and culturalorganizations and educational institutions on a one-for-one basis from $25 to $2,000, per employee, per year.

Volunteer Grant Program

The foundation awards $500 grants to nonprofit organizations with which employees of HCR ManorCarevolunteer.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Aging, centers/servicesArtsEducationEnd of life careHealth careHigher educationHospitals (general)Nursing careNursing school/educationPalliative careResidential/custodial care, hospicesSecondary school/education

Population Groups

Aging


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Types of Support

Employee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesGeneral/operating supportMatching/challenge supportProgram development

Publications





Brief history of organization and description of its mission1.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9902.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested3.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget4.

Initial approach: Completed application form

Board meeting date(s): June and Dec.

Deadline(s): None

Donor(s)


HCR Manor Care, Inc.Manor Care, Inc.Virginia Hill TrustAnna Mae LeeMary Louise and Marjori Lord Trust FundElizabeth O'BrienFlorence MacGowen ‡



Rick Rump * , Pres.

Affiliation(s):HCR ManorCare, Asst. V.P., Corp. Comm.

Matt O'Connor * , Secy.Eric Talbert * , Treas.William White , Fdn. Mgr.


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Martin AllenLynn HoodCarla Hughes

Affiliation(s):HCR ManorCare, V.P. of Sales and Mktg., Heartland Home Health &ampHospice

Bruce Schroeder

Memberships

Affinity Groups


Financial Data









County: Lucas

Metropolitan area: Toledo, OH



The Humana Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

The Humana Foundation, Inc.


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500 W. Main St., Ste. 208

Louisville, KY United States 40202-2946

Telephone: (502) 580-4140

Contact: Barbara Wright; Virginia K. Judd, Exec. Dir.

Fax: (502) 580-1256


URL: http://www.humanafoundation.org

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $140,674,968


EIN

611004763

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001



Background

Incorporated in 1981 in KY.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Phoenix, AZ, San Diego and San Francisco, CA, Denver,CO, CT, FL, GA, Bloomington, Chicago, Peoria, and Rockford, IL, Indianapolis, IN, Louisville, KY, NewOrleans, LA, Boston, MA, Baltimore, MD, Detroit, MI, Kansas City and St. Louis, MO, Charlotte, NC, NJ, LasVegas, NV, NY, Cincinnati, OH, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, PA, Columbia, SC, Nashville, TN, Austin, Dallas,and Houston, TX, Salt Lake City, UT, VA, and Green Bay and Milwaukee, WI.

No support for social, labor, political, veterans', or fraternal organizations, lobbying efforts, or mission-focusedactivities.


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No grants for start-up needs or seed money, salary expenses or other administrative costs, general operatingsupport for religious organizations, or for construction or renovation of sanctuaries.


The foundation supports programs designed to promote healthy lives and healthy communities, with a focuson the needs of children, families, and seniors. Special emphasis is directed toward programs designed topromote childhood health and education; health literacy; and active lifestyles and wellness.

Program Area(s)


Humana Communities Benefit Program

The foundation annually awards one-time $100,000 transformational grants to nonprofit organizations focusedon improving health experiences. Special emphasis is directed toward childhood health and education; familywellness and active lifestyles; and health literacy for diverse populations and seniors.

Humana Volunteer of the Year Award

The foundation annually honors a Humana associate who demonstrates an ongoing dedication to his or hercommunity through volunteerism. The associate is awarded a special trip and a $10,000 grant to the nonprofitorganization with which he or she volunteers.

Human's Dollars 4 Doers Drawing

The foundation administers a drawing on a quarterly basis for employees of Humana that volunteer at anonprofit organization for a least 4 hours per month. The winner of the drawing receives $4,000 for his or hernonprofit organization.

Spirit of Philanthropy Award

The foundation honors a department or group of employees who display exceptional commitment to thecommunity. The employees are recognized in a ceremony and a nonprofit organization of their choice isawarded $25,000.

The Humana Foundation Scholarship Program

The foundation annually awards up to 75 college scholarships of up to $3,000 to children of employees ofHumana. The program is administered by Scholarship America.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsChildren, servicesDisasters, preparedness/servicesEducationElementary school/education


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Family servicesHealth careHuman servicesNutritionPublic affairsPublic health, obesityPublic health, physical fitness

Population Groups

AgingEconomically disadvantaged

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsContinuing supportCurriculum developmentEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEmployee-related scholarshipsGeneral/operating supportMatching/challenge supportProfessorshipsProgram developmentScholarship funds

Publications

Application guidelinesGrants listInformational brochureNewsletter





Statement of problem project will address1.Copy of IRS Determination Letter2.Geographic area to be served3.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9904.How project's results will be evaluated or measured5.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations6.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested7.Plans for cooperation with other organizations, if any8.


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Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget9.



Board meeting date(s): March

Deadline(s): Nov. 1 through Jan. 15

Final notification: April through May

Donor(s)


Humana Inc.



Michael B. McCallister * , Chair., C.E.O., and Pres.

Affiliation(s):Humana Inc., Pres. and C.E.O.

James H. Bloem , Sr. V.P., C.F.O., and Treas.

Affiliation(s):Humana Inc., Sr. V.P. and C.F.O.

George G. Bauernfeind , V.P.Joan O. Lenahan , Secy.Virginia K. Judd , Exec. Dir.David A. JonesDavid A. Jones, Jr.

Affiliation(s):Humana Inc., Chair.

Memberships

Affinity Groups

Center for Nonprofit Excellence



Financial Data



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Grants List


County: Jefferson

Metropolitan area: Louisville-Jefferson County, KY-IN

Congressional district: Kentucky District 03


The Stewart Huston Charitable TrustProfile


At A Glance

The Stewart Huston Charitable Trust

50 S. 1st Ave.

Coatesville, PA United States 19320-3418

Type of Grantmaker



Family foundation

Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)


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Assets: $23,383,299


EIN

232612599

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background

Established in 1989 in PA.

Limitations

Giving primarily in the Savannah, GA, area and Coatesville, PA.

No support for political organizations or volunteer fire companies.

No grants to individuals, including scholarships or for endowments.


Giving primarily for religion, the arts, education, the environment, health care, substance abuse, humanservices, community development, public affairs, and historic preservation.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Aging, centers/servicesArtsChildren/youth, servicesChristian agencies & churchesCommunity/economic developmentEducation, early childhood educationEnvironmentFamily servicesHealth careHealth organizations, associationHistoric preservation/historical societiesHomeless, human servicesHousing/shelter, developmentHuman servicesMedical care, rehabilitationPerforming artsResidential/custodial care, hospicesSubstance abuse, services


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Population Groups

Adults, menAdults, womenAfrican Americans/BlacksChildren/youthCrime/abuse victimsDeaf/hearing impairedDisabilities, people withEconomically disadvantagedHispanics/LatinosHomelessMentally disabledMinoritiesOffenders/ex-offendersPhysically disabledSubstance abusersWomenYouth

Types of Support

Building/renovationCapital campaignsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportMatching/challenge supportProgram developmentSeed moneyTechnical assistance

Publications

Annual reportAnnual report (including application guidelines)Informational brochure (including application guidelines)



Initial approach: Contact foundation


Board meeting date(s): May (Trinitarian-Evangelical and Secular) and Nov. (Trinitarian-Evangelical only)

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: June (Trinitarian-Evangelical and Secular) and Dec. (Trinitarian-Evangelical only)

Donor(s)


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Stewart Huston ‡

Trustees

Alex N. Cann, Sr.Samuel A. CannCharles L. Huston, III

Memberships

Affinity Groups


Financial Data









County: Chester

Metropolitan area: Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD

Congressional district: Pennsylvania District 16


John P. and Dorothy S. Illges Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

John P. and Dorothy S. Illges Foundation, Inc.


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P.O. Box 1673

Columbus, GA United States 31902-1673

Telephone: (706) 576-6625

Contact: John P. Illges III, Pres.

Type of Grantmaker



Family foundation

Financial Data

(yr. ended 2013-09-30)

Assets: $7,431,433


EIN

580691476

990-PF

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background


Limitations

Giving primarily in the Columbus, GA, area.

No grants to individuals, or for seed money.


Giving primarily for education, the arts, youth, social services, and local community concerns in theColumbus, GA, area.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Arts


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Boys & girls clubsChildren/youth, servicesCommunity/economic developmentEducationHuman servicesMuseums (art)Museums (specialized)

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsEquipmentProgram development





Board meeting date(s): 3rd Thurs. of Jan., May, and Sept.

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: Following board meeting review

Donor(s)


John P. Illges ‡

Officers

John P. Illges, III , Pres.Philip A. Badcock , V.P.Mary S. Boyd , Secy.Richard B. Illges , Treas.

Directors

Mrs. Bruce LanierJohn W. Mayher, Jr.

Financial Data




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County: Muscogee

Metropolitan area: Columbus, GA-AL


Selected Grants


$25,000 to Brookstone School, Columbus, GA, in 2011.$25,000 to Georgia Meth Project, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$25,000 to Columbus Regional Medical Foundation, Columbus, GA, in 2011.$25,000 to Lifeline Childrens Services, Birmingham, AL, in 2011.$25,000 to Muscogee County School District, Columbus, GA, in 2011.$25,000 to New Horizon Theater, Pittsburgh, PA, in 2011.$25,000 to Young Life, Colorado Springs, CO, in 2011.$15,000 to Valley Rescue Mission, Columbus, GA, in 2011.



Ruth T. Jinks Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

Ruth T. Jinks Foundation, Inc.

201C W. Main St.

Colquitt, GA United States 39837-3438

Telephone: (229) 758-5355

Contact: G.C. Jinks, Jr., Mgr.


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Type of Grantmaker



Family foundation

Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-11-30)

Assets: $2,345,381


EIN

586043856

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


Application address: P.O. Box 375, Colquitt, GA 39837

Background

Established in GA 1955.

Limitations

Giving primarily in GA.


Giving primarily for community development, religion, and higher education.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsReligion

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovation


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General/operating supportMatching/challenge supportProgram development




Deadline(s): None

Donor(s)


G.C. Jinks, Jr.

Officers

G.C. Jinks, Jr. , Mgr.G.C. Jinks, III , Mgr.Joy S. Jinks , Mgr.

Financial Data










County: Miller


Selected Grants


$1,000 to Boy Scouts of America, Albany, GA, in 2011. For operations


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Besse Johnson and George Blanton AllenMemorial FoundationProfile


At A Glance

Besse Johnson and George Blanton Allen Memorial Foundation

P.O. Box 4655, MC221


Telephone: (404) 813-2021

Contact: Emily Butler, Grants Mgr., SunTrust Bank


URL: http://foundationcenter.org/grantmaker/johnsonallen/

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2010-12-31)

Assets: $1,638,217


EIN

586164193

990-PF

2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background



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Limitations

Giving limited to the metropolitan Atlanta, GA, area, including Fulton, DeKalb, Clayton, Cobb, and Gwinnettcounties.



The foundation supports a variety of charitable organizations in metro Atlanta including education, health,culture, religion and social service. Priority is given to Piedmont Hospital. The majority of the foundation'sfunding goes towards capital projects in Atlanta, but grants for program and specific project support are alsoconsidered.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Arts, cultural/ethnic awarenessEducationHealth organizationsHuman services

Types of Support

Capital campaignsProgram development




Signature and title of chief executive officer1.Copy of IRS Determination Letter2.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9903.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations4.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested5.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget6.



Board meeting date(s): Dec.

Deadline(s): Oct. 31

Donor(s)



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Besse Sillay ‡

Officer

John A. Wallace , Chair.

Trustees

Jay KelleyDavid WatsonSunTrust Bank

Financial Data









County: Fulton



Selected Grants


$10,000 to Visiting Nurse Health System, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For caring for metro Atlanta'sunderinsured$10,000 to Childspring International, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For equipment (4 computers, MicrosoftOffice licenses, 2 printers, 2 scanners, 2 Flip cameras, 2 digital cameras, 2 desks, 2 chairs)$10,000 to Shepherd Center Foundation, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For The Keeping Hope Real Campaign:A renovation campaign for the third floor of the Shepherd Building$5,000 to Georgia Historical Society, Savannah, GA, in 2011. For Campaign to Share Georgia History$5,000 to Atlanta Speech School, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For capital investment in smart boardtechnology to maximize the learning experience of Speech School students with speech, hearing, andlanguage-based disabilities$5,000 to Teach for America, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For Expanding Teach For Americas Impact in MetroAtlanta$5,000 to KIPP Metro Atlanta Collaborative, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For KIPP STRIVE Primary Capital


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Campaign$5,000 to Salvation Army, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$3,500 to Prevent Blindness Georgia, Atlanta, GA, in 2011. For Vision Outreach Clinic Equipment- toadd to and upgrade eye examination equipment used to provide free eye exams at our VisionOutreach Clinics$2,000 to Refugee Resettlement and Immigration Services of Atlanta, Decatur, GA, in 2011. For SafePlaces for Youth Afterschool and Summer Programs (AmeriCorps Support)



The JPMorgan Chase FoundationProfile


At A Glance

The JPMorgan Chase Foundation

(formerly The Chase Manhattan Foundation)

270 Park Ave., 4th Fl.


Telephone: (212) 270-0471

URL: http://www.jpmorganchase.com/corporate/Corporate-Responsibility/corporate-philanthropy.htm

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $328,377,669


EIN

237049738

990-PF

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


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E-mail address for regional contacts: Africa, Europe, and the Middle East: [email protected];Argentina: [email protected]; Asia and Pacific: [email protected];Brazil: [email protected]; Canada: [email protected]; Chile:[email protected]; Colombia: [email protected] [email protected]; Mexico: [email protected]; Multi-Region and Latin America:[email protected]; and Peru: [email protected]

Background

Incorporated in 1969 in NY; name changed in 2001 as a result of the merger of Chase Manhattan Corp. withJ.P. Morgan & Co. Inc.

Limitations

Giving in areas of company operations in AZ, CA, CO, Fairfield and New Haven, CT, Washington, DC, DE,FL, Atlanta, GA, ID, IL, IN, KY, LA, Boston, MA, MI, MN, St. Louis and Springfield, MO, NJ, NV, OH, OK, OR,Philadelphia, PA, TX, UT, WA, WI, and WV, with emphasis on NY; giving also to U.S.-based internationalorganizations active in areas of company operations abroad in Africa, Argentina, Asia, Brazil, Canada, Chile,Columbia, Europe, Latin America, Mexico, the Middle East, and Peru.

No support for religious, fraternal, social, or other membership organizations not of direct benefit to the entirecommunity, athletic teams, health or medical-related organizations, discriminatory organizations, parentteacher 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.


The foundation supports programs designed to promote affordable housing; economic growth and workforcereadiness; and financial capability. Special emphasis is directed toward neighborhoods located in areas ofJPMorgan Chase's major operations.

Program Area(s)


Affordable Housing

The foundation supports programs designed to connect low- and-moderate-income people to economicopportunity. Special emphasis is directed toward programs designed to reduce the cost of housing; improvethe quality and safety of homes; prepare families for the costs and responsibilities of homeownership; andhelp communities thrive.

Economic Growth and Workforce Readiness

The foundation supports programs designed to create jobs and prepare workers for employment in today'seconomy; and provide small business owners with specialized technical assistance, increased access tocapital, and other assistance to facilitate businesses growth. The foundation also supports initiatives designedto help youth and adults acquire knowledge, skills, and experience to obtain jobs and help employers gain


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access to skilled employees.

Financial Capability

The foundation supports programs designed help individuals acquire the knowledge, skills, and tools neededto understand their finances, budget, and increase their assets; and promote financial literacy through scaledproducts and services that help underserved households increase savings, improve credit, and build assets.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Adult/continuing educationArtsArts educationChildren/youth, servicesCommunity development, neighborhood developmentCommunity development, small businessesCommunity/economic developmentEconomic developmentEducationEducation, readingEducation, reformEducation, servicesElementary/secondary educationEmploymentEmployment, servicesEmployment, trainingFamily servicesFinancial servicesFood servicesHigher educationHousing/shelterHousing/shelter, developmentHousing/shelter, home ownersHuman services, financial counselingLeadership developmentMicrofinance/microlendingMuseumsMuseums (art)Public affairsTeacher school/educationUrban/community developmentYM/YWCAs & YM/YWHAsYouth development

Population Groups


Types of Support


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Building/renovationConferences/seminarsContinuing supportCurriculum developmentEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesGeneral/operating supportManagement development/capacity buildingProgram developmentProgram-related investments/loansSponsorshipsTechnical assistance

Publications

Application guidelinesCorporate giving reportNewsletter


A full proposal may be requested at a later date. Grants are administered by Community Relations Officers ineach market region. Please visit website for regional contact information. Unsolicited applications fromorganizations in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa are currently not accepted.



Population served1.Geographic area to be served2.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9903.How project's results will be evaluated or measured4.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations5.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested6.Contact person7.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget8.

Initial approach: Complete online letter of inquiry form; non-U.S.-based organizations should e-mail a shortpreliminary proposal to regional grants coordinator

Deadline(s): None

Donor(s)


The Chase Manhattan BankJPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.Chemical Investments, Inc.CMRCC, Inc.Chatham Ventures, Inc.Bank One Investment Corp.


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Officers

Bruce McNamer , C.E.O.

Affiliation(s):JPMorgan Chase &ampCo., Head of Global Philanthropy

Dalila Wilson-Scott , Pres.

Memberships


Council of Michigan FoundationsCouncil of New Jersey GrantmakersDonors Forum (IL)Philanthropy New York

Affinity Groups

Grantmakers for EducationGrantmakers In the Arts



Financial Data










County: New York




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Selected Grants


$6,000,000 to National Council for Community Development, New York, NY, in 2011. For GrowAmerica Fund$5,000,000 to Enterprise Community Partners, Columbia, MD, in 2011. For Affordable Housing andWorkforce$5,000,000 to ACCION Texas, San Antonio, TX, in 2010.$2,000,000 to World Trade Center Memorial Foundation, New York, NY, in 2010.$2,000,000 to World Trade Center Memorial Foundation, New York, NY, in 2011.$1,221,003 to Projektfabrik, Witten, Germany, in 2011. For Expansion of the Job Act Program$1,100,000 to Enterprise Community Partners, Columbia, MD, in 2010.$1,000,000 to Robin Hood Foundation, New York, NY, in 2010.$1,000,000 to Half the Sky Foundation, Berkeley, CA, in 2011. For Integrated National TrainingProgram$605,000 to American Red Cross National Headquarters, Washington, DC, in 2010.$600,000 to Houston Independent School District Foundation, Houston, TX, in 2011. For Apollo 20$300,000 to Innovations for Learning, Evanston, IL, in 2010.$50,000 to Downtown Detroit Partnership, Detroit, MI, in 2011. For Clean Downtown$40,000 to Community Development Technologies Center, Los Angeles, CA, in 2010.$35,000 to Princeton Center for Leadership Training, Princeton, NJ, in 2011. For Proposal to Partnerwith Orange Public Schools$35,000 to Rebuilding Together Houston, Houston, TX, in 2011. For Home Repair Program$30,000 to New National Theater Foundation, Tokyo, Japan, in 2011. For Cultivation of Young BalletDance$25,000 to Museum of History and Industry, Seattle, WA, in 2010.$25,000 to Denver Public Schools Foundation, Denver, CO, in 2010.$20,000 to Volunteers of America of North Louisiana, Shreveport, LA, in 2010.



Kajima Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

Kajima Foundation, Inc.

3475 Piedmont Rd., Ste. 1600


Telephone: (404) 564-3900

Contact: Leia J. Wolfe


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Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $575,844


EIN

521675796

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background

Established in 1990 in NJ.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations, with emphasis on Atlanta, GA and New York, NY.


The foundation supports organizations involved with Japanese culture, education, leukemia, and children'sservices, and awards college scholarships.

Program Area(s)


Scholarships

The foundation awards college scholarships to students attending the University of Michigan. The program isadministered by the National Merit Scholarship Corp.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Arts, cultural/ethnic awarenessCancer, leukemiaChildren, servicesEducationElementary/secondary education


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Higher education

Population Groups

Asians/Pacific Islanders

Types of Support

General/operating supportProgram developmentScholarship fundsScholarships--to individuals



Initial approach: Proposal

Deadline(s): Bimonthly

Donor(s)


Kajima International, Inc.

Officers

Noriaki Ohashi , Pres.Marvin J. Suomi , Secy.Mitsuyoshi Tamura , Treas.

Financial Data









County: Fulton


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John S. and James L. Knight FoundationProfile


At A Glance

John S. and James L. Knight Foundation

(formerly Knight Foundation)

200 S. Biscayne Blvd., Ste. 3300

Miami, FL United States 33131-2349

Telephone: (305) 908-2600

Contact: Grant Admin.

Fax: (305) 908-2698


URL: http://www.knightfoundation.org

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $2,099,590,969


EIN

650464177

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


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Additional tel. for publication requests: (305) 908-2630

Background

Incorporated in 1950 in OH.

The foundation's forerunner was the Knight Memorial Education Fund, which gave college scholarships topersons of Summit, Portage, and Wayne counties in Ohio. The scholarships were replaced by student loansand extended beyond the Akron area to other cities where the Knight brothers had newspapers. While givingpreference to cities where the money was earned, however, the founders chose to establish a private,independent foundation instead of a company or family foundation. The trustees soon added some otherpreferences that even today are included in broad policy guidelines: early support of journalism educationprojects of national significance, educational and human service institutions, and cultural and civic activitiesthat enhanced the quality of life in Knight Foundation cities. On June 20, 1995, the estate of James L. Knightmade its last major distribution of assets to its beneficiaries, including $65 million to the foundation.

Limitations

Giving limited to projects serving the 26 communities where the Knight brothers published newspapers forcommunities and local grants: Long Beach and San Jose, CA, Boulder, CO, Bradenton, Miami, Palm BeachCounty, 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 forJournalism.

No support for organizations whose mission is to prevent, eradicate and/or alleviate the effects of a specificdisease; hospitals, unless for community-wide capital campaigns; activities to propagate a religious faith orrestricted to one religion or denomination; political candidates; international programs, except U.S.-basedorganizations supporting free press around the world; charities operated by service clubs; or activities that arethe responsibility of government (the foundation will in selective cases, join with units of government insupporting 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 distinguishedguests-except in initiatives of the foundation in all three cases; group travel; memorials; medical research; orconferences.


The foundation advances journalism in the digital age and invests in the vitality of communities where theKnight brothers owned newspapers. The foundation focuses on projects that promote informed, engagedcommunities and that lead to transformational change. The foundation promotes these goals through itsjournalism, communities and national programs.

Program Area(s)


Arts


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Through the arts program, the foundation seeks to weave the arts into the fabric of Knight residentcommunities to engage and inspire the people living in them. The foundation believes that the arts are acatalyst for public dialogue, and that shared cultural experiences contribute to a sense of place andcommunal identity.The foundation seeks innovative ways to reach, engage and increase audiences for thearts, including through the use of technology. Over a three-year period, the foundation is funding 1,000"Random Acts of Culture" to bring artists out of the performance halls and into people's everyday lives. As away to solicit fresh and innovative ideas, Knight Foundation launched community-wide contests in Miami andPhiladelphia to seek out and fund the best ideas for the arts. Winners range from individual artists to largeinstitutions.

Communities

The foundation is committed to strengthening the vitality of the 26 communities where the Knight brothersowned newspapers. Their ideal is informed and engaged communities. To achieve that ideal, the foundationseeks transformational projects that involve: 1) leaders working together to find innovative solutions tocommunity problems: 2) opportunities for new participants in community problem-solving; and 3) creatingspaces where community engagement thrives. In Knight's eight resident communities, Akron, Ohio, Charlotte,N.C., Detroit, MI, Macon, GA, Miami, FL, Philadelphia, PA, San Jose, CA, and St. Paul, MN, grant seekersfirst point of contact is a Knight program director. In the 18 non-resident Knight communities, the localcommunity foundation administers the foundaiton investments. Grant seekers in those communities shouldcontact the local community foundation to ask about Knight Foundation's donor advisor fund. See thefoundation's web site for a listing of those 18 communities.

Journalism

Knight Foundation's signature work is its Journalism Program. Since 1950, the foundation has invested nearly$400 million with 1,000 partners to advance quality journalism and freedom of expression worldwide. Today,the program focuses on leading journalism excellence into the digital age. Its priorities are: 1) Training andEducation: the aim is to speed the news community's digital transformation by working with both current andfuture journalists. Playing a leading role is the Knight Digital Media Center, a partnership between theUniversity of Southern California and the University of California, Berkeley; 2) Press Freedom and Freedom ofinformation: the aim is to advance journalism excellence, free expression and freedom of informationworldwide through high-impact projects; 3) News and Newsroom Diversity: the aim is to help newsrooms andcitizens use emerging technologies to better cover and engage their entire community; and 4) Digital M ediaand News in the Public Interest: the aim is to advance the best values of journalism through rapidlydeveloping digital media. The program is international in scope. Grants are made to U.S.-based organizationsand institutions. The foundation seeks to partner with those who choose to lead great journalism into the newcentury. The foundation has endowed Knight Chairs in Journalism at 22 U.S. colleges and universities. Thechairs are leading journalists who take positions as tenured professors within academia. They practicejournalism, teach innovative classes, and create experimental projects and new programs that help leadjournalism excellence in the digital age. Also within the journalism program, the foundation earmarked in 2006$25 million over a 5-year period for the Knight News Challenge, a contest awarding as much as $5 million ayear for innovative ideas that develop platforms, tools and services to inform and transform community news,conversations and informa tion distribution and visualization. The only place those interested can apply is onthe Knight News Challenge web site. No applications are accepted by mail, e-mail, fax, or any other means.For additional information and to find the initial inquiry form please see: http://www.newschallenge.org/index.htm.

Matching Gifts

The foundation matches the gifts of active staff and trustees to eligible 501(c)(3) organizations or institutions.The foundation matches on a two-to-one ratio up to $5,000 in a calendar year per eligible participant.


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Organizations matched must have 501(c)(3) nonprofit status.

National

The program supports innovative and entrepreneurial organizations working across communities anddisciplines to bring about transformation. The program's priorities includes: 1) Universal access: thefoundation believes every citizen should have access to today's public square on the Internet. The programhelps communities introduce technologies to allow citizens to connect; 2) Community Engagement: thefoundation aspires to enable all residents to participate in their communities and assume the full rights andresponsibilities of citizens in a democracy; 3) Social Innovators: the foundation invests in bright ideas andorganizations with the potential for achieving transformational change. The foundation helps nurture anenvironment where social innovators can thrive; 4) Naturalization: the foundation works with national and localorganizations to help immigrants move from green card status to become fully naturalized citizens.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsChildren, servicesCivil rights, race/intergroup relationsCommunity development, neighborhood developmentEconomic developmentEducationFamily servicesMedia, journalismMedia, print publishingPublic affairs, citizen participation

Types of Support

Building/renovationCapital campaignsCurriculum developmentEmergency fundsEmployee matching giftsEndowmentsFellowshipsGeneral/operating supportManagement development/capacity buildingMatching/challenge supportMission-related investments/loansProgram developmentProgram evaluationProgram-related investments/loansSeed moneyTechnical assistance

Publications

Newsletter


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Please do not submit a proposal until you have been invited to do so by the Grants Admin. or a Prog. Off.Journalism and media grantees are required to disclose the identities of major donors and amountscontributed. The requirement applies to gifts of at least $5,000.


Initial approach: Online inquiry



Deadline(s): None, except for special initiatives (approximately 6-month grant cycle)

Final notification: Full proposal: 1 month

Donor(s)


John S. Knight ‡James L. Knight ‡



John Palfrey * , Chair.

Affiliation(s):Open Knowledge Commons, Board MemberPhillips Academy, Head of SchoolDigital Public Library of America, Board Member

Alberto Ibarguen * , C.E.O. and Pres.

Affiliation(s):PepsiCo, Board memberNewseum, Trustee EmeritusAMR Corp., American Airlines, Board MemberCouncil on Foreign Relations, Board MemberWorld Wide Web Foundation, Board Chair.Foreign Affairs Policy Board, Board MemberAOL, Board Member

Carol Coletta , V.P., Community and National InitiativesTerese Coudreaut Curiel , V.P., HR and Admin.Michael Maness , V.P., Journalism Prog. and Media Innovation

Affiliation(s):The Newseum, Board MemberInforum/The Commonwealth Club, Chair.


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Ideo.org, Advisory BoardItemology.com, Advisory BoardModel Farmer, Advisory Board

Juan J. Martinez , V.P., C.F.O. and Treas.

Affiliation(s):BioInnovation Institute in Akron, Board MemberThe Miami Foundation, Board MemberFIU Foundation, Board MemberSnag Films, Board Member

Dennis Scholl , V.P., Arts and Prog. Dir., Miami

Affiliation(s):Brickell Avenue Literary Society, Advisory BoardCastle Brands, Inc., Board MemberLinda Pace Foundation, TrusteeLocust Project, Inc., Chair.Miami Art Museum, Chair.

Jorge Martinez , V.P., Inf. SystemsAndrew Sherry , V.P., Comm.Elena Stetsenko , Cont.Christopher M. Austen

Affiliation(s):Brooke Private Equity Assoc., Mgr. Dir.Meadowbrook School of Weston (Mass.), Tr.

Stephanie Bell-Rose

Affiliation(s):American Museum of Natural History, Board MemberAthena Center at Barnard College, Advisory BoardExecutive Leadership Council Foundation, Board MemberPublic Welfare Foundation, Board Member

Francisco L. Borges

Affiliation(s):Assured Guaranty Ltd., Board MemberConn. Public Broadcasting Network, Board MemberDavis Selected Funds, Board MemberUniversity of Conn. Health Center, Board Member

William Considine

Affiliation(s):Akron Automobile Association, Board MemberAkron Biomedical Corridor, Board MemberAkron Children's Hospital Foundation, Board MemberAkron Regional Hospital Association, Board MemberArchbiship Hoban High School, Board Member


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Austen BioInnovation Institute, Chair.Big Brothers &ampSisters of Greater Akron, Board MemberBluecoats, Inc., Board MemberChild Dimensions Insurance Company, Chair.Children's Family Care, Inc., Board MemberChildren's Hospital Medical Center of Akron, Board MemberChildren's Miracle Netowrk, Board MemberGreat Trail Council, Boy Scouts of America, Board MemberOhio Association of Children's Hospital, Board MemberSummit Education Initiative, Board MemberThe Greater Akron Chamber, Board MemberAkron Tomorrow, Board MemberChildren's Hospital Association, Board Member

James N. Crutchfield

Affiliation(s):Universtity of Akron Foundation, Board MemberCleveland International Film Festival, Board Member

Chris Hughes

Affiliation(s):Give Directly, Board MemberHudson Highlands Land Trust, Board Member

Joi Ito

Affiliation(s):Adz, Board MemberCambia, Board MemberCGM Marketing, Board MemberChalkboard, Board MemberCreative Commons, Chair.Culture Convenience Club Co., Board MemberDG US, Board MemberDigital Garage, Board MemberFotonauts, Board MemberFreStyl, Board MemberJohn D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Board MemberKula Co., Ltd., Chair.Littlebits, Board MemberNEO, Board MemberMIT Media Lab, DirectorMozilla Foundation, Board MemberNeoteny Co., PresidentNihon Gigel, Board MemberOutblaze, Board MemberThe New York Times Company, Board MemberSanrio Digital, Board MemberStartl, Board MemberStoryplanet.ApS, Board Member


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Thesixtyone, Board MemberTucows, Board MemberViki, Board MemberWITNESS, Board Member

Susan D. Kronick

Affiliation(s):Hyatt Hotels Corporation, Board MemberMiami Art Museum, Board Member

Anna Spangler Nelson

Affiliation(s):Hyatt Hotels Corp, Board MemberMiami City Ballet, Board Member

Beverly Knight Olson

Affiliation(s):Junior League of Macon, MemberMuseum of Aviation, Committee MemberRotary Club, MemberMacon Rescue Mission, Chair.Macon Sports Hall of Fame, Board MemberMercer University Athletic Foundation, Board Member

Ray Rodriguez

Affiliation(s):Kiwanis Club of Little havana, Member

E. Roe Stamps, IV

Affiliation(s):American Red Cross- Greater Miami and The Keys, Board MemberGeorgia Tech Foundation, TrusteeIntrepid Fallen Heroes Fund, TrusteeRock &ampRoll Museum, TrusteeUniversity of Miami, Trustee

Paul Steiger

Affiliation(s):Committee to Protect Journalists, Advisory BoardReporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, Board MemberYale Alumni Publications, Board Vice-Chair.

Staff

Number of Staff



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1 part-time professional

Key Staff


Anusha Alikhan , Dir., Comm.Beverly Blake , Prog. Dir., MaconMichael D. Bolden , Editorial Dir.John Bracken , Dir., Journalism and Media InnovationDonna Frisby-Greenwood , Prog. Dir., PhiladelphiaSusan L. Gomez , Mgr., Admin. Svc(s).Matt Haggman , Prog. Dir., MiamiMeredith Hector , Prog. Dir., Admin.Tatiana Hernandez , Prog. Off., ArtsKaty Locker , Prog. Off., DetroitJaviel Lopez , Dir., HRLiz Marquardt , Dir., FinanceSusan Patterson , Prog. Dir., CharlotteBenjamin de la Pena , Dir., Community and National StrategyBahia Ramos , Dir., Comm. Fdn.Dan Schoenfeld , Dir., Grants Admin.Polly Talen , Prog. Dir., St. PaulEric Cade Schoenborn , Dir., CreativeJonathan Sotsky , Off., Strategic AssessmentBenoit Wirz , Dir., Business Consulting

Memberships


Florida Philanthropic NetworkMinnesota Council on FoundationsNorth Carolina Network of GrantmakersPhilanthropy Network Greater PhiladelphiaPhilanthropy OhioSoutheastern Council of Foundations

Affinity Groups

Americans for the ArtsAssociation of Black Foundation ExecutivesFund for Our Economic FutureGrantmakers for Effective OrganizationsGrantmakers In the ArtsHispanics in PhilanthropyMission Investors ExchangePhilanthropy for Active Civic Engagement (PACE)Technology Affinity GroupThe Nonprofit Technology Network



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Council on FoundationsGrants Managers NetworkIndependent SectorNorth Carolina Center for Nonprofits

Financial Data


Assets: $2,099,590,969 (market value)






$98,626,000 for 583 grants

$579,159 for 92 employee matching gifts

$10,635,525 for foundation-administered programs

$2,222,900 for 11 loans/program-related investments


TwitterKnightBlogFacebookCommunity foundations guide for developing a Giving DayPinterestRSS FeedGrant AssessmentsJohn S. and James L. Knight Foundation StaffVimeo


County: Miami-Dade

Metropolitan area: Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach, FL


Selected Grants


$6,000,000 to University Park Alliance, Akron, OH, in 2012. For core engagement and partnership


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work and to launch efforts to provide sustainable long-term income$5,020,000 to Code for America Labs, San Francisco, CA, in 2012. To focus on rewiring govemrnent toengage with citizens using innovative technology solutions$5,000,000 to Miami Foundation, Miami, FL, in 2012. To create Knight Miami Ballet Fund to expandrepertoire and commission new works under new artistic director$5,000,000 to Miami Foundation, Miami, FL, in 2012. To create Knight Ideas Fund innovative programat Wolfsonian focused on increasing digital and physical access to collection including creation ofIdeas event$3,150,000 to International Center for Journalists, Washington, DC, in 2012. To launch new KnightInternational Journalism Fellows$3,120,000 to New York University, New York, NY, in 2012. To develop multi-school, multi-disciplinarynetwork of students, faculty and professionals working to design and implement ways of usingtechnology for citizen engagement$3,000,000 to Connect to Compete, Washington, DC, in 2012. For Connect2Compete national public-private coalition to make internet services, equipment and training affordable for low-income families,with focus on Knight communities$2,888,000 to Foundation for the Carolinas, Charlotte, NC, in 2012. To provide laptops to K-5 students$2,261,000 to Mercer University, Macon, GA, in 2012. To continue work of College Hill Alliance andestablish Innovation Corridor to attract and retain entrepreneurial businesses$2,250,000 to Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, Detroit, MI, in 2012. To create KnightFoundation Digital Innovation Fund to support Detroit Symphony Orchestra's expanded capacity fordigital experimentation$2,250,000 to Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, Detroit, MI, in 2012. To create KnightDetroit Museum Fund to support increased community engagement using new models at DetroitInstitute of Arts$2,250,000 to University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, in 2012. For artistic instruction by professionalartists from key organizations such as Sphinx, Mosaic Theater, Michigan Opera and Detroit School ofArts$2,000,000 to Pro Publica, New York, NY, in 2012. For rapid response news applications team andassociated training programs$2,000,000 to Miami Foundation, Miami, FL, in 2012. To create Knight Miami Classical Music donor-advised fund to support expansion of Cleveland Orchestra presence in Miami



The Knox FoundationProfile


At A Glance

The Knox Foundation

3133 Washington Rd. N.W.

Thomson, GA United States 30824-5451


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Telephone: (706) 595-1907

Contact: Boone A. Knox, Tr.

Type of Grantmaker



Family foundation

Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $64,880,599


EIN

586163728

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background


Limitations

Giving generally primarily in Augusta and Thomson, GA.


Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsHigher educationHuman services

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsContinuing support


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EndowmentsGeneral/operating supportMatching/challenge supportProgram development





Board meeting date(s): Apr. and Oct.

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: Feb. 15 and Aug. 15

Donor(s)


Knox, Ltd.Boone A. Knox ‡Folkstone Ltd.Julia P.R. KnoxThe George Ann Knox Charitable Lead Annuity TrustThe Pat Knox Charitable Lead Annuity TrustThe Pat Knox Charitable Lead Annuity Trust

Director

Jefferson B.A. Knox

Memberships



Financial Data








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County: Mcduffie

Metropolitan area: Augusta-Richmond County, GA-SC


Selected Grants


$100,000 to Wesleyan College, Macon, GA, in 2010.$70,000 to American Red Cross, Augusta, GA, in 2010.$65,800 to Augusta Symphony, Augusta, GA, in 2010.$30,000 to Golden Harvest Food Bank, Augusta, GA, in 2010.$25,450 to Walton Foundation for Independence, Augusta, GA, in 2010. For general support$20,000 to Georgia Meth Project, Atlanta, GA, in 2010. For general support$20,000 to United Way of the Central Savannah River Area, Augusta, GA, in 2010.$16,100 to Junior Achievement of Georgia, Augusta, GA, in 2010. For general support$15,000 to Lydia Project, Augusta, GA, in 2010. For general support$10,000 to Augusta Rowing Club, Augusta, GA, in 2010. For general support



The Ray M. and Mary Elizabeth Lee Foundation,Inc.Profile


At A Glance

The Ray M. and Mary Elizabeth Lee Foundation, Inc.

3414 Peachtree Rd., Ste. 722


Telephone: (404) 842-1870

Contact: Larry B. Hooks, Admin. Mgr.

Fax: (404) 842-1869


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Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2013-09-30)

Assets: $9,643,003


EIN

586049441

990-PF

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background


Limitations

Giving limited to the metropolitan Atlanta, GA, area.

No grants to individuals or for endowments.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsArts, multipurpose centers/programsChildren/youth, servicesChristian agencies & churchesEducationElementary/secondary educationFamily servicesHealth careHealth organizations, associationHigher educationHospitals (general)Human servicesPerforming artsPerforming arts, theaterReligionYM/YWCAs & YM/YWHAs

Types of Support


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Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsConferences/seminarsConsulting servicesContinuing supportCurriculum developmentDebt reductionEmergency fundsEquipmentExchange programsFellowshipsGeneral/operating supportInternship fundsLand acquisitionMatching/challenge supportProfessorshipsProgram developmentPublicationResearchScholarship fundsTechnical assistance

Publications





Copy of IRS Determination Letter1.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested2.



Board meeting date(s): Feb., May, Aug., and Nov.

Deadline(s): Jan. 31, Apr. 30, July 31, and Oct. 31

Final notification: Following board meeting

Donor(s)


Ray M. Lee ‡Mary Elizabeth Lee ‡


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Trustees

Ronald GannDonald D. Smith

Staff

Number of Staff

1 part-time professional

Key Staff


Larry B. Hooks , Admin. Mgr.

Memberships



Affinity Groups


Financial Data









County: Fulton



Selected Grants


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$25,000 to Robert W. Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$25,000 to Grady Memorial Hospital Corporation, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$25,000 to Emory University, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$15,000 to Good Samaritan Health Center, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$10,000 to Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless Program, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$10,000 to Eagle Ranch, Flowery Branch, GA, in 2011.$10,000 to Georgia Transplant Foundation, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$10,000 to Senior Citizen Services of Metropolitan Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$10,000 to Second Wind Retreat, Epworth, GA, in 2011.$10,000 to Atlanta History Center, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$10,000 to Atlanta Ballet, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.



Blanche Lipscomb Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

Blanche Lipscomb Foundation, Inc.

3350 Riverwood Pkwy., Ste. 1900


Type of Grantmaker



Family foundation

Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $3,707,127


EIN

586033155


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990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background


Limitations

Giving limited to the metropolitan Atlanta, GA, area.



Giving primarily for education, the arts and for human services.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Adult education--literacy, basic skills & GEDArtsChildren/youth, servicesChristian agencies & churchesCommunity/economic developmentEducation, readingHigher educationHospitals (general)Human servicesUnited Ways and Federated Giving Programs

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationSeed money






Board meeting date(s): Jan.

Deadline(s): Dec. 1


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Donor(s)


William D. Ellis ‡Southern Mills

Officers

Albert N. Parker , Pres.Florida Ellis Huff , V.P.William D. Ellis, Jr. , Secy.Richard A. Oglesby, Jr. , Treas.

Financial Data









County: Fulton


Selected Grants


$50,000 to United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$10,000 to PATH Foundation, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$5,000 to Georgia Conservancy, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$5,000 to Teach for America, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$5,000 to Boy Scouts of America, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$5,000 to Atlanta History Center, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.$5,000 to Atlanta Union Mission, Atlanta, GA, in 2010.



Livingston Foundation, Inc.


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Profile


At A Glance

Livingston Foundation, Inc.

171 17th St. N.W., Ste. 2100


Telephone: (404) 873-8500

Contact: Milton W. Brannon, Pres.

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2013-09-30)

Assets: $8,862,246


EIN

586044858

990-PF

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background


Limitations

Giving primarily in the metropolitan Atlanta, GA, area.

No support for religious or political organizations.

No grants to individuals, or for scholarships or fellowships; no loans.


Giving primarily for education, the fine arts, and health care.


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Fields of Interest

Subjects

Animal welfareArtsArts, cultural/ethnic awarenessCommunity/economic developmentEducationEnvironmentHealth careHistoric preservation/historical societiesHospitals (general)Human servicesInternational studiesMedical research, instituteMuseumsPerforming artsPublic affairsVisual arts

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsContinuing supportCurriculum developmentEndowmentsGeneral/operating supportMatching/challenge supportSeed money




Deadline(s): None

Donor(s)


Roy N. Livingston ‡Leslie Livingston Kellar ‡Bess B. Livingston ‡




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Jonathan Golden * , Chair.Milton W. Brannon * , Pres. and Treas.C.E. Gregory, III * , Secy.Greer BrannonMichael GoldenCharles GregoryBill Jacobs

Memberships



Financial Data







$400,097 for 23 grants (high: $37,250


County: Fulton




Lockheed Martin Corporation FoundationProfile


At A Glance

Lockheed Martin Corporation Foundation

(formerly Martin Marietta Corporation Foundation)


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6801 Rockledge Dr.

Bethesda, MD United States 20817-1836

Telephone: (301) 897-6866


URL: http://www.lockheedmartin.com/us/who-we-are/community.html

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $2,937,793


EIN

136161566

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background

Established in 1955 in MD.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations, with emphasis on CA, CO, GA, IN, MD, MI, NY, TX, and VA.

No support for discriminatory organizations, religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entirecommunity, professional associations, labor or fraternal organizations, social clubs, athletic groups, clubs, orteams, or private K-12 schools.

No grants to individuals (except for employee-related scholarships), or for booklet, yearbook, or journaladvertising or home-based child care or educational services.


The foundation supports programs designed to promote education, including K-16 science, technology,engineering, and math (STEM) education; causes that are important to Lockheed Martin customers andconstituents, the U.S. military, and government agencies; and community relations, including partnershipsbetween Lockheed Martin employee volunteers and other civic, cultural, environmental, health, and humanservices initiatives in the community.


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Program Area(s)


Lockheed Martin International Scholarship Program

The foundation awards three $3,000 four-year college scholarships to children of non-US citizen employeesof Lockheed Martin. The program is administered by the Institute of International Education.

Lockheed Martin Merit Scholarship Program

The foundation awards $3,000 four-year college scholarships to National Merit Finalists who are children ofemployees of Lockheed Martin. The program is administered by the National Merit Scholarship Corp.

Matching Gift Program for Colleges and Universities

The foundation matches contributions made by employees and directors of Lockheed Martin to institutions ofhigher education on a one-for-one basis from $25 to $10,000 per contributor, per year.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsCommunity/economic developmentEducationElementary/secondary educationEngineering/technologyEnvironmentHealth careHuman servicesMathematicsMilitary/veterans' organizationsPublic affairsScience

Types of Support

Employee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEmployee-related scholarshipsGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentScholarship funds

Publications




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Contributions to national initiatives and organizations are made from corporate headquarters andcontributions to local programs are made by local sites close to the program. Support is limited to 1contribution per organization during any given year.




Deadline(s): Rolling

Donor(s)


Lockheed Martin Corp.Martin Marietta Corp.

Officer and Trustees


Emily D. Simone , Secy.

Affiliation(s):Lockheed Martin, Dir., Global Community Outreach

Patrick M. DewarChris GregoireJohn T. LucasRonald T. Rand

Financial Data












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Lockheed Martin Educatonal Outreach


County: Montgomery

Metropolitan area: Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV

Selected Grants


$2,070,109 to Scholarship Foundation, Cherry Hill, NJ, in 2012. For Education-Gift Matches$1,091,565 to National Merit Scholarship Corporation, Evanston, IL, in 2012. For Education-Scholarships$500,000 to Four-H Council, National, Chevy Chase, MD, in 2012. For Education-General$410,000 to Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, in 2012. For Education-General$250,000 to Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation, Mount Pleasant, SC, in 2012. For Education-General$100,000 to North Carolina A & T University Foundation, Greensboro, NC, in 2012. For Education-General$100,000 to National Science Teachers Association, Arlington, VA, in 2012. For Education-General$11,500 to E.B. Comstock Middle School, Dallas, TX, in 2012. For Education-General$10,000 to Scholarship Foundation, Cherry Hill, NJ, in 2012. For Education-Gift Matches



Gay and Erskine Love Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

Gay and Erskine Love Foundation, Inc.

2800 Overlook Pkwy., NE


Telephone: (404) 691-5830

Contact: Gay M. Love, Chair.


URL: http://www.printpack.com/Who-We-Are/Community/The-Gay-and-Erskine-Love-Foundation.aspx

Type of Grantmaker


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Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $4,850,572


EIN

510198585

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


Application address: P.O. Box 723608, Atlanta, GA 31139

Background


Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations, with emphasis on Atlanta, GA.



The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, health, heart disease, youthdevelopment, human services, community development, civic affairs, and religion. Special emphasis isdirected toward education.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsBoy scoutsChildren, servicesChristian agencies & churchesCommunity development, service clubsCommunity/economic developmentEducationElementary/secondary educationHealth careHeart & circulatory diseases


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Higher educationHuman servicesPerforming artsPublic affairsReligionTheological school/educationUnited Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsYouth development

Types of Support

General/operating supportProgram developmentScholarship funds

Publications





Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested1.Brief history of organization and description of its mission2.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations3.Listing of additional sources and amount of support4.

Initial approach: Mail or e-mail proposal to foundation


Deadline(s): None

Donor(s)


Printpack Inc.Love Family Charitable Lead Trust

Officers

Gay M. Love , Chair.

Affiliation(s):Printpack Inc., Chair. Emeritus

Dennis M. Love , Pres.

Affiliation(s):


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Printpack Inc., Chair., Pres., and C.E.O.

Dellmer B. Seitter, III , Secy.

Financial Data










County: Fulton



Selected Grants


$265,000 to American Heart Association, Dallas, TX, in 2011.$1,000 to Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Bethesda, MD, in 2011.



Macy's FoundationProfile


At A Glance

Macy's Foundation

(formerly Federated Department Stores Foundation)


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7 W. 7th St.

Cincinnati, OH United States 45202-2424

Telephone: (513) 579-7000

Fax: (513) 579-7185

URL: http://www.federated-fds.com/community/

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2013-02-02)

Assets: $1,177,534


EIN

311427325

990-PF

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002

Background

Established in 1995 in OH.

Limitations

Giving on a national basis in areas of company operations, with emphasis on CA, FL, GA, MO, NY, and OH.

No support for private foundations, fraternal organizations, political or advocacy groups, athletic teams,religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, charities whose focus and operations areprimarily international, or fiscal agents or other umbrella organizations providing funding to nonprofitorganizations.

No grants to individuals, or for event or program sponsorships, or salaries for nonprofit staffing.


The foundation supports programs designed to promote arts and culture, education, the environment,HIV/AIDS, and women issues and domestic violence.

Program Area(s)



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Earning for Learning

The foundation awards $250 grants to K-12 schools with which employees, retirees, and family members ofemployees of Macy's volunteer their time for education activities such as tutoring and mentoring.

Matching Gifts Program

The foundation matches contributions made by employees of Macy's to nonprofit organizations on aone-for-one basis.

My Macy's District Grants

Through My Macy's District Grants, the foundation supports initiatives that are important to local communities,with emphasis on arts and culture, education, the environment, HIV/AIDS, and women's issues.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Aging, centers/servicesAIDSAIDS researchArtsBreast cancerEducationEnvironmentFood banksFood servicesUnited Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsYouth development, intergenerational programs

Population Groups

MinoritiesWomen

Types of Support

Annual campaignsCapital campaignsContinuing supportEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEmployee-related scholarshipsGeneral/operating supportMatching/challenge supportProgram developmentScholarship fundsSeed money

Publications


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The foundation utilizes an invitation only process for general corporate grants. My Macy's District Grants arereviewed by local District Grants Committee's.



Name, address and phone number of organization1.Brief history of organization and description of its mission2.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested3.

Initial approach: Complete online eligibility quiz and application for My Macy's District Gants



Deadline(s): None for My Macy's District Gants

Final notification: 4 to 8 weeks

Donor(s)


Federated Department Stores, Inc.The May Department Stores Foundation



Jim Sluzewski * , Pres.Ann Munson Steines , Secy.Matt Stautberg , Treas.Timothy AdamsDavid W. ClarkJulie GreinerKaren M. Hoguet

Affiliation(s):Macy's, Inc., C.F.O.

Ron Klein

Memberships



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Financial Data










County: Hamilton

Metropolitan area: Cincinnati-Middletown, OH-KY-IN


Selected Grants


$1,000,000 to OASIS Institute, Saint Louis, MO, in 2012. For Enriching the Lives of Mature Adults$912,590 to United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2013. For Corporate Gift$893,568 to United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2012. For corporate gift$415,000 to United Way of Greater Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, in 2013. For Corporate Gift$415,000 to United Way of Greater Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, in 2012. For corporate gift$380,000 to ArtsWave, Cincinnati, OH, in 2012. For ArtWave Community Campaign$350,000 to United Way of Greater Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, in 2013. For Winning Beginnings forKindergarten Readiness$336,000 to ArtsWave, Cincinnati, OH, in 2013. For Annual Community Campaign$250,000 to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, New York, NY, in 2012.$250,000 to OASIS Institute, Saint Louis, MO, in 2013. For general support$200,000 to Xavier University, Cincinnati, OH, in 2012.$50,000 to San Francisco Symphony, San Francisco, CA, in 2013. For general education (in honor ofthe Black and White Ball) and Music for Families program$23,360 to United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, Dallas, TX, in 2013. For Corporate Gift$17,800 to United Way for Southeastern Michigan, Detroit, MI, in 2012. For corporate gift$10,000 to Brooklyn Academy of Music, Brooklyn, NY, in 2013. For Ignite Gala which benefits BAMeducation programs$10,000 to Hebrew College, Newton Centre, MA, in 2013. For student financial aid$5,000 to Coalition for the Homeless, New York, NY, in 2013. For First Step Job Training Program$5,000 to Museum of Arts and Design, New York, NY, in 2012. For Visionaries$3,000 to Lambs Farm, Libertyville, IL, in 2012. For Quest/Life Skills


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$2,500 to Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, in 2012.



MAXIMUS Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

MAXIMUS Foundation, Inc.

1891 Metro Ctr. Dr.

Reston, VA United States 20190-5207

Telephone: (800) 629-4687

Contact: John Boyer, Chair.


URL: http://www.maximus.com/foundation

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2013-09-30)

Assets: $248,291


EIN

541993677

990-PF

2013 2012 2011 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background

Established in 2000 in VA.


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Limitations

Giving primarily in CA, Washington, DC, GA, IL, MA, NY, TN, TX, and VA.

No support for political candidates.

No grants to individuals, or for advertising, ticket events, or dinners, political causes, endowments, or capitalcampaigns.


The foundation supports programs designed to promote growth and self-sufficiency through improved health,augmented child and family development, and community development. Special emphasis is directed towardprograms designed to serve disadvantaged populations and underserved communities.

Program Area(s)


Community Development

The foundation supports programs designed to promote community development and redevelopment throughsupportive services to low-income households and communities. Special emphasis is directed towardhomeless prevention and support services; and employment and training programs.

Health Care

The foundation supports programs designed to promote access and services for low-income individuals andfamilies. Special emphasis is directed toward chronic care needs; HIV/AIDS prevention and care; andphysical and developmental disabilities.

Youth and Children Development

The foundation supports programs designed to serve disadvantaged, low-income youth. Special emphasis isdirected toward child abuse prevention and support services; child hunger and nutrition services; schoolenrichment; and education and literacy.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

AIDSArtsChildren/youth, servicesCommunity/economic developmentCrime/violence prevention, child abuseDevelopmentally disabled, centers & servicesDisasters, preparedness/servicesEducationEducation, readingEmployment, servicesEmployment, training


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Family servicesFood servicesHealth careHealth care, home servicesHomeless, human servicesHuman servicesNutrition

Population Groups

Economically disadvantagedYouth

Types of Support


Publications

Application guidelinesAnnual reportGrants listInformational brochure (including application guidelines)





Copy of IRS Determination Letter1.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9902.Descriptive literature about organization3.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations4.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested5.

Initial approach: Completed application form

Deadline(s): Jan. 31 and Aug. 31

Donor(s)


MAXIMUS, Inc.




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John F. Boyer * , Chair.David R. Francis , Secy.

Affiliation(s):MAXIMUS, Inc., Genl. Counsel and Secy.

David CaseyBenjamin R. CossMark ElvinChristine Vaughn GrahamAwilda L. Martinez-RodriguezMelinda MetteauerPaula Wales

Staff

Key Staff


Pam Corbett , Asst.Nick Schneider , Asst.

Financial Data










FacebookTwitterGoogle PlusMAXIMUS Foundation BlogGrants List


County: Fairfax

Metropolitan area: Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV


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Congressional district: Virginia District 11

Selected Grants


$25,000 to Austin Recovery, Austin, TX, in 2011. For general operating expenditure$5,000 to Monarch School Project, San Diego, CA, in 2011. For general operating expenditure$3,280 to Hugh OBrian Youth Leadership, Westlake Village, CA, in 2011. For general operatingexpenditure$3,034 to Project HOPE - The People-to-People Health Foundation, Millwood, VA, in 2011. For generaloperating expenditure$2,500 to Child Advocates, Houston, TX, in 2011. For general operating expenditure$2,500 to Breathe California of Los Angeles County, Los Angeles, CA, in 2011. For general operatingexpenditure$2,500 to Volunteer Mid-South, Memphis, TN, in 2011. For general operating expenditure$2,500 to Friends of Housing Corporation, Milwaukee, WI, in 2011. For general operating expenditure$2,500 to Chesapeake Service Systems, Chesapeake, VA, in 2011. For general operating expenditure$2,000 to RAW Art Works, Lynn, MA, in 2011.



Monsanto FundProfile


At A Glance

Monsanto Fund

800 N. Lindbergh Blvd.

St. Louis, MO United States 63167-7843

Telephone: (314) 694-4391

Contact: Deborah J. Patterson, Pres.

Fax: (314) 694-7658


URL: http://www.monsantofund.org/

Type of Grantmaker



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Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $22,204,719


EIN

436044736

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


Additional tel.: (314) 694-1000, fax: (314) 694-1001; Contact for America's Farmers Grow Communities andAmerica's Farmers Grow Rural Education: Eileen Jensen, 914 Spruce St., St. Louis, MO 63102, tel.: (877)267-3332

Background

Incorporated in 1964 in MO as successor to the Monsanto Charitable Trust.

Limitations

Giving on a national and international basis primarily in areas of company operations in GA, IA, ID, IL, andLA, with emphasis on the greater St. Louis, MO, area. Giving outside the U.S. in Canada, Mexico, the UnitedKingdom, and Africa, including Malawi, Burkina Faso, Kenya, South Africa, and Uganda, Asia, includingChina, India, Indonesia, Philippines, and Thailand, and South America including Argentina, Brazil, Chile,Columbia, Guatemala, Honduras, Paraguay, and Uruguay.

No support for start-up organizations, fraternal, labor, or veterans' organizations not of direct benefit to theentire community, religious, politically partisan, or similar organizations, or discriminatory organizations.

No grants to individuals, or 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 throughcash or rights to intellectual property; no donations of printers, computer software, copiers, scanners, orcomputers.


The fund supports programs designed to strengthen farming communities and the communities whereMonsanto employees live and work. Special emphasis is directed toward programs designed to improveeducation in farming communities, including schools, libraries, science centers, farmer training, and academicinitiatives that enrich school programming; and meet critical needs in communities through food security,sanitation, access to clean water, public safety, and various other local needs.

Program Area(s)


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Access to the Arts

The fund supports programs designed to broaden opportunities for underserved children and adults in theperforming, visual, or literary arts; identify real or perceived barriers that keep underserved groups fromparticipating in the arts; and engage the underserved in arts education experiences. The program is limited toSt. Louis, MO.

America's Farmers: Grow Communities

Through America's Farmers Grow Communities program, local farmers register to win $2,500 for their favoritecommunity nonprofit organizations including FFA, 4-H, schools, fire departments, and other civic groups; andone winner is selected from each county in 39 states. An additional $2,500 donation is available to assistcounties that have been declared disaster areas by the USDA due to drought. Visit URLhttp://www.americasfarmers.com/growcommunities/ for more information.

America's Farmers: Grow Rural Education

Through Americas Farmers Grow Rural Education Program, farmers nominate their public school district tocompete for a merit-based grant of up to $25,000 to enhance education in the areas of math and science.Visit URL http://www.americasfarmers.com/growruraleducation/ for more information.

Kids Garden Fresh Program

The fund, in partnership with Gateway Greening, supports youth-center gardens in schools, licensed childcare facilities, and youth-focused nonprofits serving ages 5-21. Awardees receive assistance with projectplanning, coordination, and installation; plant materials, seeds, seedling, plant beds, soil, compost, mulch,garden tools, and season extension items; curricula to use with young people/students; technical assistanceincluding training for staff, volunteers, and education; access to Gateway Greening's education library, gardenvisits, and workshops; and additional volunteers if needed. The program is limited to St. Louis, MO.


The fund matches contributions made by employees and directors of Monsanto to nonprofit organizations ona one-for-one basis from $25 to $5,000 per contributor, per year.

Math and Science Education K-12

The fund supports programs designed to nurture students' interest in science and/or math; promoteinnovative approaches to teaching or learning in math and science; and foster student achievement in scienceand/or math. Special emphasis is directed toward programs using evidenced-based methodology. Thisprogram is limited to St. Louis, MO.

US Site Grants

The fund awards grants to communities in which Monsanto employees live and work. Special emphasis isdirected toward K-12 education and critical needs in communities. Visit website to request an invitation codein order to apply.

Fields of Interest


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Subjects

AgricultureAgriculture, farm bureaus/grangesAgriculture, farmlandsAgriculture/food, public educationAgriculture/food, researchArtsArts educationBotanical/horticulture/landscape servicesDisasters, fire prevention/controlEducationElementary/secondary educationEnvironmentEnvironment, pollution controlEnvironment, water pollutionFood servicesHuman servicesLibraries (public)LiteratureMathematicsNutritionPerforming artsPublic affairsPublic health, clean water supplyPublic health, sanitationSafety, educationSafety/disastersScienceScience, formal/general educationVisual artsYouth development, agriculture

Population Groups

ChildrenEconomically disadvantagedYouth

Types of Support

Conferences/seminarsContinuing supportCurriculum developmentEmployee matching giftsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportMatching/challenge supportProgram developmentProgram evaluationResearchSeed money


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Publications

Application guidelinesAnnual reportGrants listProgram policy statement


Support is limited to 1 contribution per organization during any given year. Organizations receiving supportare asked to submit a mid-year report and a final report. A site visit may be requested for Kids Garden FreshProgram. All applicants are welcome to attend a grant information session at Monsanto headquarters.Session dates are available on Monsanto's website.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.Population served2.Name, address and phone number of organization3.Copy of IRS Determination Letter4.Brief history of organization and description of its mission5.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9906.How project's results will be evaluated or measured7.List of company employees involved with the organization8.Explanation of why grantmaker is considered an appropriate donor for project9.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested10.Contact person11.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget12.Plans for acknowledgement13.

Initial approach: Complete online application; complete online nomination for America's Farmers: Grow RuralEducation

Board meeting date(s): Twice per year

Deadline(s): Feb. 28 and Aug. 31 for Math & Science Education K-12 and Access to Arts; Feb. 28 for US SiteGrants; Feb. 28 and Aug. 31 for international organizations; Apr. 15 for America's Farmers: Grow RuralEducation; June 1 for Kids Garden Fresh Program; and Nov. 30 for America's Farmers: Grow Communities

Final notification: July for Kids Garden Fresh Program

Donor(s)


Monsanto Co.




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Brett D. Begemann * , Chair.

Affiliation(s):Monsanto Co., Pres.

Deborah J. Patterson * , Pres.Sonya Meyers Davis , Secy.Thomas D. Hartley , Treas.

Affiliation(s):Monsanto Co., V.P. and Treas.

Janet M. Holloway

Affiliation(s):Monsanto Co., Sr. V.P., Chief of Staff and Community Rels.

Consuelo E. Madere

Affiliation(s):Monsanto Co., V.P., Global Vegetable and Asia Commercial

Jesus MadrazoKerry J. Preete

Affiliation(s):Monsanto Co., Sr. V.P., Global Strategy

Derek K. Rapp

Affiliation(s):Monsanto Co., Dir., Mergers &ampAcquisitions and New Growth Platforms

Gerald A. Steiner

Affiliation(s):Monsanto Co.., Exec V.P., Commercial Acceptance

Memberships


Gateway Center for Giving



Financial Data




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$1,394,727 for 5710 employee matching gifts


America's Farmers Campaign on FacebookAmerica's Farmers: Grow Rural Education WinnersAmerica's Farmers: Grow Communities WinnersAmerica's Farmers Campaign on Twitter


County: St. Louis

Metropolitan area: St. Louis, MO-IL


Selected Grants


$800,716 to United Way of Greater Saint Louis, Saint Louis, MO, in 2011.$500,000 to Washington University, Saint Louis, MO, in 2011.$500,000 to Washington University, Saint Louis, MO, in 2011.$225,000 to INICIA Emprender para el Futuro, Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 2011.$115,500 to Food, Health and Hope Foundation, in 2011.$56,265 to Professional Assistance for Development Action, New Delhi, India, in 2011.$30,000 to Western Growers Charitable Foundation, Irvine, CA, in 2011.$13,082 to North County Joint Union School District, Hollister, CA, in 2011.$2,400 to United Fund of Grinnell Iowa, Grinnell, IA, in 2011.



The Morgan FundProfile



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At A Glance

The Morgan Fund

50 Hurt Plaza, Ste. 449


Telephone: (404) 526-1103

Contact: Jasper Tanner, Prog. Off.


URL: http://www.cfgreateratlanta.org/Community-Initiatives/Counties/Morgan.aspx

Type of Grantmaker



Geographic affiliate of a community foundation

990-PF

Background

Established in 2003 in GA as a regional affiliate of the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta.

Limitations

Giving limited to Morgan County, GA.

No support for organizations lacking 501(c)(3) status, projects of a religious nature or that require participationin a religious activity as a condition for receiving services, projects that are typically the funding responsibilityof federal, state, or local government.

No grants to individuals, or for computer/word processing hardware, except for equipment used in treating orteaching persons with physical, mental, or developmental disabilities; debt reduction or purchases or activitiesthat occur prior to grant decisions; purchase of vehicles; tuition or core operating expenses for public, private,and charter schools (K-12), colleges and universities; film and video production for marketing purposes;endowments; professional association conferences or seminars; fundraising events or feasibility studies,celebration functions, or event sponsorships; or general operating or start-up support for fundraisingfederations.


Support for Morgan County, Georgia nonprofits in the areas of children, youth, and families; arts and culture;community development; education; youth development; health; and human services.

Fields of Interest


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Subjects

ArtsChildren/youth, servicesCommunity/economic developmentEducationFamily servicesHealth careHuman servicesYouth development

Types of Support


Publications

Newsletter


See foundation web site for full application guidelines and requirements, including downloadable applicationform.


Initial approach: Letter of Intent


Deadline(s): Sept. 6

Final notification: Oct. 22



Christine Lambert * , Chair.Harry Beverly * , Vice-Chair.Joe CardwellWeyman HuntKim JacksonBobby MackeySusan McCullarKaren RobertsonPhyllis Clark SmithEmmie Smock

Staff

Key Staff


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Jasper Tanner , Prog. Off.


County: Fulton




Motorola Mobility FoundationProfile


At A Glance

Motorola Mobility Foundation

(formerly Motorola Foundation)

600 N. U.S. Hwy. 45

Libertyville, IL United States 60048-1286

Contact: Eileen Sweeney, V.P.


URL: http://responsibility.motorola.com/

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2011-12-31)

Assets: $11,467,561


EIN

272451177


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990-PF

2012 2011 2010

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, OR, PA, TX, Afghanistan, Argentina, Brazil, China, England,and Mexico.

No support for political or lobbying organizations, political candidates, trade schools, or private foundations.

No grants to individuals or for political campaigns, endowments, sports sponsorships, fundraising events,conferences, benefits, sponsorships, dinners, tickets, courtesy advertising, capital campaigns, or mediaprojects; no product or equipment donations (except for disaster relief situations)


The foundation supports programs designed to promote education, community, health and wellness, anddisaster response.

Program Area(s)


Empowerment Grants

The foundation supports programs designed to leverage technology to build stronger communities and closethe digital divide. Special emphasis is directed toward programs designed to use innovative approaches withdigital, social, or mobile technology to address community issues. Organizations must collaborate with a leastone other nonprofit, social enterprise, or community group; and must support education, health and wellness,community, or arts and culture.

Get Mobile! Grants

The foundation awards $200 grants to non-profit groups to help Motorola employees with fundraising goals,including walks, runs, and other "a-thons" that benefit charity.

Matching Gifts

The foundation matches contributions made by employees of Motorola to nonprofit organizations on aone-to-one basis, up to $10,000 per employee.

Volunteer Grants

The foundation awards $300 grants to nonprofit organizations with which Motorola employees volunteers 40or more hours within a year.

Fields of Interest

Subjects


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ArtsDisasters, preparedness/servicesEducationElementary/secondary educationEngineering/technologyEnvironmentEnvironmental educationHealth careHigher educationHuman servicesScienceScience, formal/general educationUnited Ways and Federated Giving Programs

Population Groups

Youth

Types of Support

Curriculum developmentEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEquipmentGeneral/operating supportProgram development

Publications




Initial approach: Complete online application for Empowerment Grants

Board meeting date(s): Monthly and as required

Deadline(s): Mar. 23 for Empowerment Grants

Final notification: May for Empowerment Grants

Donor(s)


Motorola Solutions Foundation

Officers


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Sanjay Jha , Pres.Carol Forsyte , V.P. and Secy.Marc Rothman , V.P. and Treas.Marshall Brown , V.P.Jennifer Weyrauch Erickson , V.P.Daniel M. Moloney , V.P.

Affiliation(s):Motorola Mobility Holdings, Inc., Pres.

Eileen Sweeney , V.P.

Financial Data










Empowerment Grants RecipientsYouTube


County: Lake




The Nissan FoundationProfile


At A Glance


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The Nissan Foundation

P.O. Box 685001, M.S. B5B

Franklin, TN United States 37068-5001

Telephone: (615) 725-1501


URL: http://www.nissanusa.com/about/corporate-info/community-relations.html

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2013-06-30)

Assets: $13,458,513


EIN

954413799

990-PF

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background

Established in 1993 in CA.

Limitations

Giving limited to areas of company operations in southern CA, the Atlanta, GA, metropolitan area, Detroit, MI,south central MS, the New York, NY, metropolitan area, middle TN, and Dallas and Forth Worth, TX.

No support for disease advocacy, research, or religious organizations.

No grants to individuals, or for fundraising events, sponsorships, or political activities or capital campaigns.


The foundation supports educational programs designed to promote diverse cultural heritage.

Program Area(s)



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Building Community Through Valuing Cultural Diversity

The foundation supports programs designed to promote learning about diverse cultural origins, beliefs, andtraditions as an integral aspect of education. Grants range from $10,000 to $50,000.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Arts, cultural/ethnic awarenessEducationMuseumsPerforming arts

Types of Support


Publications



Grants range from $10,000 to $50,000. A full proposal may be requested at a later date. Support is limited to1 contribution per organization during any given year.



Results expected from proposed grant1.Population served2.Name, address and phone number of organization3.Copy of IRS Determination Letter4.Brief history of organization and description of its mission5.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9906.How project's results will be evaluated or measured7.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations8.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested9.Plans for cooperation with other organizations, if any10.Contact person11.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget12.Listing of additional sources and amount of support13.Plans for acknowledgement14.

Initial approach: Complete online letter of intent

Deadline(s): Nov.

Final notification: June


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Donor(s)


Nissan North America, Inc.Nissan Motor Corp. U.S.A.



Scott Becker , Pres.David Reuter , V.P.John M. Dab , Secy.William H. Scott, Jr. , Treas.Alfonso AlbaisaHolly BracoBryan DumasGary FrigoFelicia JohnsonRich LatekTony LucenteMark PerryBradley D. ThackerGeorge VazquezJeffrey WebsterPaula Wells

Staff

Key Staff


Stephanie Valdez-Streaty , Admin.

Financial Data










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County: Williamson

Metropolitan area: Nashville-Davidson-Murfreesboro-Franklin, TN

Congressional district: Tennessee District 07

Selected Grants


$60,000 to Nashville Public Television, Nashville, TN, in 2011.$50,000 to Oasis Center, Nashville, TN, in 2011.$30,000 to International Museum of Muslim Cultures, Jackson, MS, in 2011.$30,000 to 100 Black Men of Jackson, Jackson, MS, in 2011.$30,000 to Brooklyn Childrens Museum, Brooklyn, NY, in 2011.$30,000 to Jobs for Mississippi Graduates, Jackson, MS, in 2011.$25,000 to Global Education Center, Nashville, TN, in 2011.$20,000 to National Black Arts Festival, Atlanta, GA, in 2011.$15,000 to Bayside Community Center, San Diego, CA, in 2011.$10,000 to New York University, New York, NY, in 2011.



Edward John Noble Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

Edward John Noble Foundation, Inc.

32 E. 57th St., 19th Fl.


Telephone: (212) 759-4212

Contact: E.J. Noble Smith, Chair. and Pres.

Type of Grantmaker



Celebrity: Business


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Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $97,911,010


EIN

061055586

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002

Background

Trust established in 1940 in CT; incorporated in 1982.

Founded by Edward John Noble, who was co-founder of the Life Savers Corporation in 1913. He alsofounded the American Broadcasting Company when he purchased the NBC Blue Network in 1943 followingthe Federal Communications Commission's decree that RCA divest itself of one of its two radio networks.

Limitations

Giving primarily in the metropolitan New York, NY, area for arts organizations; St. Catherine's Island, GA, andthe eastern states for conservation projects and family planning; and the Northeast for private colleges anduniversities.

No grants to individuals, or for publications, building funds, equipment, television, films, or performances; noloans.


Grants to major cultural organizations in New York City, especially for educational programs and managementtraining internships. Selected projects concerned with conservation and ecology primarily related to activitieson an island off the coast of GA. Supports programs to improve educational opportunities for gifted andtalented disadvantaged children in NY. Programs in health education efforts related to family planning andpopulation education.

Program Area(s)


Arts

To assist major cultural organizations and smaller community organizations located in New York City, primarilyin their education programs.

Conservation


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To support the several conservation projects on St. Catherine's Island and selected other nationalorganizations which help preserve the natural environment and to defray the degradation of the planet.Consideration is generally limited to organizations in the Eastern states.

Education

In higher education, giving to encourage effective interdisciplinary programs of environmental studies andawareness of global issues. Consideration limited to private colleges and universities in the Northeast. Insecondary education, to support programs likely to improve educational opportunities for disadvantaged giftedand talented youth in New York City.

Health

Primarily to support projects which show the greatest promise of stabilizing population and providing effectivepopulation education. Consideration generally limited to organizations in Eastern states.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsEducationEnvironmentEnvironment, natural resourcesPerforming arts, musicReproductive health, family planning

Types of Support

Continuing supportEndowmentsGeneral/operating supportInternship fundsMatching/challenge supportProgram development

Publications

Biennial report (including application guidelines)




Qualifications of key personnel1.Copy of IRS Determination Letter2.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9903.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations4.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested5.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget6.


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Listing of additional sources and amount of support7.Brief history of organization and description of its mission8.Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project9.

Initial approach: Brief letter


Board meeting date(s): Dec.

Deadline(s): None


Additional information: If the foundation is able to give further consideration to a proposal, additionalinformation will be requested as needed, and if appropriate, a meeting arranged.

Donor(s)


Edward John Noble ‡St. Catherine's Island Foundation, Inc.



E.J. Noble Smith * , Chair. and Pres.

Affiliation(s):St. Catherine's Island Foundation, Inc., Exec. Dir.

Jeremy T. Smith * , Vice-Chair. and V.P.

Affiliation(s):St. Catherine's Island Foundation, Inc., Dir.

Deborah Menton-Nightlinger , Secy. and Exec. Dir.E. Mary Heffernan , Treas.June Noble Larkin * , Chair. Emeritus

Affiliation(s):St. Catherine's Island Foundation, Inc., Chair.

Harold B. JohnsonDaniel L. Mosley, Esq.David S. Smith

Affiliation(s):St. Catherine's Island Foundation, Inc., Dir.

Edward N. SmithJordan V. SmithMaribeth Smith


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Sarah N. SmithWilliam Z. Smith

Memberships


Philanthropy New York

Financial Data









County: New York



Selected Grants


$2,500,000 to Saint Catherines Island Foundation, Midway, GA, in 2012. For general support$500,000 to Juilliard School, New York, NY, in 2012. For capital campaign$500,000 to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, New York, NY, in 2012. For capital campaign$375,000 to Community Funds, New York, NY, in 2012. For JTS Fund$200,000 to Calm Air Visibility Unlimited, Universal City, TX, in 2012. For general support$200,000 to Calm Air Visibility Unlimited, Universal City, TX, in 2012. For general support$100,000 to Charleston School of Law Foundation, Charleston, SC, in 2012. For scholarships$82,355 to State University of New York Potsdam College, Potsdam, NY, in 2012. For Residency in theArts and outreach$70,000 to Community Funds, New York, NY, in 2012. For WainWright Fund$50,000 to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, New York, NY, in 2012. For internship program




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Nordson Corporation Contributions ProgramProfile


At A Glance

Nordson Corporation Contributions Program

28601 Clemens Rd.

Westlake, OH United States 44145-4551

Telephone: (440) 892-1580

Fax: (440) 414-5751

URL: http://www.nordson.com/EN-US/ABOUT-NORDSON/COMMUNITY/Pages/NordsonInTheCommunity.aspx

Type of Grantmaker


990-PF


For employee matching gifts: (440) 414-5656

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations, with emphasis on San Diego County, CA, Gwinnett County,Dawson County, and Emanuel County, GA, southeastern MA, Mercer County, NJ, Lorain County, OH, and RI.

No matching gifts for religious organizations not of benefit to the entire community, organizations orinstitutions located outside the United States, or to the United Way.

No matching gifts for tuition, bequests, value of personal services, dues payable to alumni groups, insurancepremiums, or other similar indirect payments; subscription fees for publications, membership or admissionfees, or payments for goods and services.


As a complement to its foundation, Nordson also makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizationsand educational institutions directly. Support is given primarily in areas of company operations, with emphasison San Diego County, California, Gwinnett County, Dawson County, and Emanuel County, Georgia,southeastern Massachusetts, Mercer County, New Jersey, Lorain County, Ohio, and Rhode Island.

Program Area(s)


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Nordson matches contributions made by its employees and retirees to nonprofit organizations andeducational institutions on a one-for-one basis up to $6,000 per employee, per year.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsEducationGeneral charitable givingHuman servicesPublic affairsUnited Ways and Federated Giving Programs

Types of Support

Donated equipmentEmployee matching giftsGeneral/operating supportIn-kind giftsProgram developmentSponsorshipsTechnical assistanceUse of facilities







Deadline(s): None

Memberships


Philanthropy Ohio

Affinity Groups



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Grants Managers Network


County: Cuyahoga

Metropolitan area: Cleveland-Elyria-Mentor, OH



The Nordson Corporation FoundationProfile


At A Glance

The Nordson Corporation Foundation

28601 Clemens Rd.

Westlake, OH United States 44145-1119

Telephone: (440) 892-1580

Contact: Cecilia H. Render, Exec. Dir.


URL: http://www.nordson.com/en-us/about-nordson/community/Pages/NordsonCorporationFoundationWelcomePage1.aspx

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-10-31)

Assets: $14,019,925


EIN

341596194


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990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2001


Contact for Lorain County, OH: Kathy Ladiner, Grants Mgr., e-mail: [email protected]; Mahoning County,OH: Johanna Friedrich, e-mail: [email protected]; GA: Cindy Baumgardner, Prog. Off., tel.: (770)497-3672, e-mail: [email protected]; CA: Ray McHenry, Dir., HR, tel.: (760) 930-7258,e-mail: [email protected]; MA and RI: Stephanie Shaw, tel.: (401) 431-7127, e-mail:[email protected]; NJ: Jennifer Kuhn, tel.: (609) 772-8462, e-mail: (609) 772-8462, e-mail:[email protected]; PA: Colleen Chamberlain, e-mail: [email protected]; and WI: WendyCrotteau, e-mail: [email protected]

Background

Established in 1988 in OH as successor to the Nordson Foundation, established in 1952.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations, with emphasis on North San Diego County, CA, LarimerCounty, CO, Dawson County, Gwinnett County, and Emanuel County, GA, Mahoning County, OH,southeastern, MA, Mercer County, NJ, Lawrence County, PA, Providence, RI, VA, Chippewa County, WI.

No support for political organizations or candidates or discriminatory organizations.

No grants to individuals (except for Nordson BUILDS Scholarships), or for loans, endowments, membershipdrives, or travel.


The foundation supports organizations involved with education. Special emphasis is directed towardprograms that cultivate educational curriculum and experiences that foster self-sufficiency, job readiness, andgoals to aspire to higher education.

Program Area(s)


Arts and Culture

The foundation supports programs designed to broaden audience bases in Nordson communities; promotethe visual and performing arts; provide educational enrichment for students; motivate at-risk youth; provideaccess to the arts for special needs audiences; and promote greater understanding among people via thearts.

Civic

The foundation supports programs designed to improve the physical or economic environment; promotecultural or historical preservation; and inform citizens and increase their participation in communityimprovement.


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Education

The foundation supports programs designed to promote early childhood care and education; maximizestudent success; provide access to quality educational opportunities; promote innovation; facilitatepartnerships/collaborations with school districts; fill gaps not covered by public monies; augment corecurriculum; expand on traditional education; promote workforce preparation; retrain for new job markets; andstrengthen communities.

Human Welfare

The foundation supports programs designed to promote prevention and lifestyle maintenance; crisisintervention; life transition opportunities; and systemic and/or policy change.


The foundation matches contributions made by employees, retirees, or directors of Nordson on a one-for-onebasis to nonprofit organizations from $25 to $10,000 per year, per individual.

Nordson BUILDS Scholarship Program

The foundation awards scholarships to motivated students with unmet financial need to pursue postsecondaryeducation and to encourage students to consider a career within the manufacturing industry. The program isadministered by the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges (OFIC)

Time 'n Talent

Through Time 'n Talent, the foundation supports employees who organize volunteer projects and recruitcoworkers, retirees, friends, and family members to volunteer on a project-by-project basis.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Accessibility/universal designArtsArts, cultural/ethnic awarenessChildren/youth, servicesEconomic developmentEducationEducation, readingEducation, reformElementary/secondary educationEmployment, trainingEnvironmentFamily servicesHistoric preservation/historical societiesHousing/shelterHuman servicesHuman services, alliance/advocacyHuman services, personal servicesHuman services, reformMathematics


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Performing artsPublic affairsPublic affairs, citizen participationScience, formal/general educationVisual artsVoluntarism promotion

Population Groups

Economically disadvantagedHomelessYouth

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsContinuing supportCurriculum developmentEmergency fundsEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEquipmentScholarship fundsSeed moneyTechnical assistance

Publications



Applicants are encouraged to contact the Foundation staff member who represents their geographic areabefore applying. Organizations receiving support are asked to provide a final report.



Copy of IRS Determination Letter1.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9902.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations3.

Initial approach: Complete online application


Board meeting date(s): Feb., Apr., July, and Oct.


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Deadline(s): Feb. 15 for Mahoning County, OH, PA, and VA; Feb. 15, and May 15 for CA; Feb. 15, May 15,Aug. 15, and Nov. 15 for Lorain County, OH; May 15 for CO; Aug. 15 for NJ and RI; Aug. 15, May 15, andNov. 15 for GA; and Nov. 15 for WI

Final notification: Within 3 months of application

Donor(s)


Nordson Corp.



Michael F. Hilton , Pres. and C.E.O.

Affiliation(s):Nordson Corp., Pres. and C.E.O.

John J. Keane , Sr. V.P.Peter Lambert , Sr. V.P.Doug Bloomfield , V.P.Shelly Peet , V.P.Greg Thaxton , C.F.O.Beverly J. Coen * , Chief Tax and Risk Off.Cecilia H. Render , Exec. Dir.James DeVries

Staff

Number of Staff


Key Staff


Cindy Baumgardner , Prog. Off.Colleen Chamberlain , Human Resources, PAWendy Crotteau , Human Resources, WIJohanna Friedrich , Human Resources, VAJennifer Kuhn , Human Resources, NJKathy Ladiner , Grants Mgr. & Matching Gifts Coord.Ray McHenry , Mgr., Human Resources, CAStephanie Shaw , Mgr., Human Resources, RIJoan Szczepanik , Assoc. Prog. Off.

Memberships


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Philanthropy OhioSoutheastern Council of Foundations


Women & Philanthropy

Financial Data










Grants List


County: Cuyahoga

Metropolitan area: Cleveland-Elyria-Mentor, OH


Selected Grants


$100,000 to College Now Greater Cleveland, Cleveland, OH, in 2011. For general support$100,000 to Boys and Girls Club of Lorain County, Oberlin, OH, in 2011. For general support$10,000 to 21st Century Leaders, Decatur, GA, in 2011. For general support



Norfolk Southern Foundation


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Profile


At A Glance

Norfolk Southern Foundation

P.O. Box 3040

Norfolk, VA United States 23514-3040

Telephone: (757) 629-2881

Contact: Katheryn Fletcher, Exec. Dir.


URL: http://www.nscorp.com/nscportal/nscorp/Community/NS%20Foundation/

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $3,847,780


EIN

521328375

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002

Background

Established in 1983 in VA.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations, with emphasis on Atlanta, GA and Hampton Roads, Norfolk,and Roanoke, VA.

No support for religious, fraternal, social, or military, veterans' organizations, political or lobbyingorganizations, public or private elementary or secondary schools, PTA groups or any public or private schoolaffiliated club or organizations, sports or athletic organizations, community or private foundations or


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pass-through organizations, or disease-related organizations, non-teaching hospitals, Boys and Girls Scoutsor similar organizations, animal organizations, national or international organizations, civic leagues, or referralor consulting agencies or organizations.

No grants to individuals (except for employee-related scholarships), or for fundraising events, telethons,races, or benefits, sports or athletic activities, or mentoring programs; no-kind gifts of land, structures,equipment, or materials from Norfolk Southern.


The foundation supports programs designed to promote education with emphasis on the post-secondarylevel; community enrichment with emphasis on cultural and artistic organizations; and health and humanservices, including food banks, homeless programs, and independent free clinics.

Program Area(s)


Local Discretionary Grant Program

The foundation awards grants on behalf of each operating division of Northern Southern Railway Company.This program allows employees to have a direct impact on local communities. Each division is allowed tomake recommendations for up to $15,000 of contributions annually.


The foundation matches contributions made by employees, retirees, and directors of Norfolk Southern toeducational institutions and nonprofit organizations involved with arts and culture and the environment on aone-for-one basis from $50 to $35,000 per employee, per year, and from $50 to $25,000 per retiree, per year.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsBusiness/industryCommunity/economic developmentEducationEducation, early childhood educationEngineering/technologyEnvironmentEnvironment, natural resourcesFood banksHealth careHealth care, clinics/centersHigher educationHomeless, human servicesHuman servicesMathematicsMuseumsPerforming artsScience


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United Ways and Federated Giving Programs

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsContinuing supportEmployee matching giftsEmployee-related scholarshipsEndowmentsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportMatching/challenge supportProgram developmentScholarship fundsSponsorships

Publications

Application guidelinesAnnual reportInformational brochureProgram policy statement


Additional information may be requested at a later date.



Name, address and phone number of organization1.Copy of IRS Determination Letter2.Brief history of organization and description of its mission3.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9904.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations5.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested6.Contact person7.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget8.Listing of additional sources and amount of support9.



Board meeting date(s): As needed

Deadline(s): From July 15 to Sept. 30

Final notification: Dec. 31


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Additional information: Organizations should submit the last 3 years of audited financials.

Donor(s)


Norfolk Southern Corp.Rail Investment Co.The Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway Co.

Officers

Charles W. Moorman, IV * , Chair., C.E.O., and Pres.

Affiliation(s):Norfolk Southern Corp., Chair., Pres., and C.E.O.

Deborah H. Butler , V.P.

Affiliation(s):Norfolk Southern Corp., Exec. V.P. and C.I.O.

James A. Hixon , V.P.Mark D. Manion , V.P.

Affiliation(s):Norfolk Southern Corp., Exec. V.P. and C.O.O.

John P. Rathbone , V.P.

Affiliation(s):Norfolk Southern Corp., Exec. V.P., Admin.

Donald W. Seale , V.P.James A. Squires , V.P.

Affiliation(s):Norfolk Southern Corp., Exec. V.P. and C.F.O.

Denise Hutson , Secy.Colin M. Barton , Treas.Katheryn Fletcher , Exec. Dir.

Financial Data







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$5,328,340 for 454 grants

$1,656,337 for 1352 employee matching gifts


Assets: $4,169,833

Grants: $7,000,000


County: Norfolk City

Metropolitan area: Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News, VA-NC

Congressional district: Virginia District 03

Selected Grants


$225,000 to United Way of South Hampton Roads, Norfolk, VA, in 2011. For campaign pledge$177,270 to United Way of Roanoke Valley, Roanoke, VA, in 2011. For general operating support$107,830 to National Merit Scholarship Corporation, Evanston, IL, in 2011. For National Merit andNorfolk Southern Special Scholarship$95,000 to Chrysler Museum of Art, Norfolk, VA, in 2011. For pledge$25,000 to Nature Conservancy, Charlottesville, VA, in 2011. For general operating expenses$24,020 to Taubman Museum of Art, Roanoke, VA, in 2011. For general operating support$20,000 to University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, in 2011. For general operating support for CollegePartnership Program$16,370 to United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey, Philadelphia, PA, in 2011.For campaign pledge$15,000 to Shenandoah National Park Trust, Charlottesville, VA, in 2011. For General operatingsupport



North Georgia Community FoundationProfile


At A Glance


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North Georgia Community Foundation

615F Oak St., Ste. 1300

Gainesville, GA United States 30501-8562

Telephone: (770) 535-7880

Fax: (770) 503-0439


URL: http://www.ngcf.org

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2011-12-31)

Assets: $36,638,115


EIN

581610318

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002


Additional tel.: (866) 535-7880; Grant application e-mail: [email protected]

Background


Limitations

Giving limited to the 15-county area of northeast GA for discretionary funding.

No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for annual fund campaigns.


The foundation supports nonprofit organizations and donors by building, distributing and preservingphilanthropic assets to enhance the spirit of community and the quality of life of the region.


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Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsCommunity/economic developmentEconomic developmentEducationEnvironmentHealth careHuman servicesPhilanthropy/voluntarismReligion

Types of Support

EquipmentGeneral/operating supportManagement development/capacity buildingMatching/challenge supportProgram developmentProgram evaluationSeed moneyTechnical assistance

Publications

Application guidelinesAnnual reportFinancial statementInformational brochureOccasional report


Visit foundation Web site for RFP announcements and application guidelines.



Signature and title of chief executive officer1.Results expected from proposed grant2.Copy of IRS Determination Letter3.Brief history of organization and description of its mission4.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9905.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations6.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested7.Contact person8.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget9.

Initial approach: Submit application letter (not to exceed two type-written pages)


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Board meeting date(s): 2nd Wed. monthly

Deadline(s): June 15 for Community Impact grants

Final notification: Late July for Community Impact grants

Additional information: The foundation will award grants between $1,500 and $3,000 through the CommunityImpact Grants program.

Trustees

James McCoy * , Chair.Strother Randolph * , Vice-Chair.

Affiliation(s):Cumming-Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce, Pres. and C.E.O.

James E. Mathis, Jr. * , C.E.O.Julie Ferguson * , Secy.

Affiliation(s):Northeast Georgia Health System, Business Intelligence Architect

Henry Ridgon * , Treas.Loveanne AddisonRichard M. AsbillJeff AshKathleen CarterJim CoyleTim DarrahRob FowlerChip FriersonHaines HillRonnie HopkinsRusty HopkinsMary Helen McGruderCara MitchellVirgilio Perez PascoeLona PopeHelen RayLydia StarkeKevin TallantDaren Wayne

Affiliation(s):Radial Property Group, Principal

Staff

Number of Staff


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Key Staff


Callie T. Flack , V.P., Progs.Cheryl Vandiver , V.P., Devel.Lisa R. Warwick , V.P., Finance

Memberships





Financial Data








$2,734,082 for 40 grants (high: $222,000

$173,925 for 145 grants to individuals


Facebook


County: Hall

Metropolitan area: Gainesville, GA




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OMNOVA Solutions Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

OMNOVA Solutions Foundation, Inc.

175 Ghent Rd.

Fairlawn, OH United States 44333-3300

Telephone: (330) 869-4289

Contact: Theresa Carter, Pres.

URL: http://www.omnova.com/about/community/community.aspx

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-11-30)

Assets: $23,346,058


EIN

341909350

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000

Background

Established in 1999 in OH.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in GA, MA, MS, NC, OH, PA, SC, WI, and in Canada, China,France, India, and Thailand; giving on a limited basis to national organizations.

No support for private foundations, fraternal, social, labor, or veterans' organizations, discriminatoryorganizations, organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, political parties or candidates,


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organizations posing a conflict of interest with OMNOVA, or churches or religious organizations.

No grants to individuals (except for employee-related scholarships), or for lobbying activities, local athletic orsports programs or sports equipment, travel, advertising, benefits, raffles, or similar fundraising events, orresearch or conferences.


The foundation supports programs designed to create educational opportunities; connect people to health andsocial services; energize civic pride; and create access to the arts.

Program Area(s)


Arts and Culture

The foundation supports institutions and activities that enrich quality of life for OMNOVA employees andcommunities. Special emphasis is directed toward programs designed to promote cultural diversity andperformances and events that broaden awareness and appreciation for the arts.

Civic

The foundation supports programs designed to improve quality of life in communities where OMNOVAemployees work and live. Special emphasis is directed toward urban renewal projects and workingcollaboratively with community leaders and organizations; drug and crime prevention and safety issues; andcommunity awareness of key issues and community educational opportunities.

Education

The foundation supports programs designed to address specific improvements and opportunities in readingand economic literacy, and math and science in K-12 education; promote school-to-work readiness;encourage professional development for teachers; promote parental involvement; and improve adult literacy.

Employee Community Leadership Award

The foundation awards grants of up to $1,000 to nonprofit organizations with which employees of OMNOVAvolunteer.

Employee Matching Gifts Program

The foundation matches contributions made by employees to educational institutions on a one-for-one basisfrom $25 to $4,000 per contributor, per year.

Health and Welfare

The foundation supports the United Way; hospitals; programs designed to provide disaster relief; and specialproject by human service organizations focused on education or health and supportive of clearly definedcommunity needs.

Fields of Interest


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Subjects

Adult education--literacy, basic skills & GEDArtsArts, cultural/ethnic awarenessCrime/violence preventionDisasters, preparedness/servicesEconomic developmentEducationEducation, readingEducation, servicesElementary/secondary educationFamily services, parent educationHospitals (general)Human servicesMathematicsPerforming artsPublic affairsSafety/disastersScienceUrban/community development

International Interests

CanadaChinaFranceIndiaThailand

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsContinuing supportEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEmployee-related scholarshipsEndowmentsGeneral/operating supportIn-kind giftsProgram developmentScholarship funds

Publications

Application guidelinesAnnual report



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Multi-year funding is not automatic. Telephone solicitations will not be considered.



Copy of IRS Determination Letter1.Brief history of organization and description of its mission2.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9903.How project's results will be evaluated or measured4.Descriptive literature about organization5.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations6.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested7.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget8.



Board meeting date(s): As required

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: 4 to 6 weeks

Donor(s)


GenCorp Foundation Inc.

Officers

Michael E. Hicks , Chair.

Affiliation(s):OMNOVA Solutions Inc., Sr. V.P. and C.F.O.

S. Theresa Carter , Pres.Kristine G. Syrvalin * , Secy.

Affiliation(s):OMNOVA Solutions Inc., V.P., Human Resources, and Secy.

Frank P. Robers * , Treas.

Trustees

Sandi NoahNick Triantafillopoulos

Staff


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Number of Staff


Key Staff


Roseanne C. Henderson , Coord.

Memberships


Philanthropy Ohio

Affinity Groups


Financial Data









County: Summit

Metropolitan area: Akron, OH


Selected Grants


$118,000 to United Way, in 2011.$111,860 to Akron Public Schools, Akron, OH, in 2011.$110,000 to University of Akron, Akron, OH, in 2011.$45,000 to Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, MI, in 2011.


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$20,000 to Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, in 2011.$17,500 to Habitat for Humanity of Summit County, Akron, OH, in 2011.$17,300 to Mogadore Local School District, Mogadore, OH, in 2011.$15,000 to Greater Akron Chamber, Akron, OH, in 2011.$15,000 to Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank, Akron, OH, in 2011.$5,500 to Mogadore Fire Department, Mogadore, OH, in 2011.$5,000 to YWCA Chester County, West Chester, PA, in 2011.$3,000 to Tuesday Musical Association, Akron, OH, in 2011.



Pitney Bowes Inc. Corporate Giving ProgramProfile


At A Glance

Pitney Bowes Inc. Corporate Giving Program

1 Elmcroft Rd.

Stamford, CT United States 06926-0700

Telephone: (203) 356-5000

Contact: Polly Mormon


URL: http://www.pb.com/cgi-bin/pb.dll/jsp/GenericEditorial.do?editorial_id=ed_CorporateGiving&rootCatOID=-18274&lang=en&country=US

Type of Grantmaker


990-PF



Limitations

Giving on a national basis in areas of company operations, including in Bridgeport, Danbury, Hartford,Shelton, and Stamford, CT, Washington, DC, Atlanta, GA, Waltham, MA, Detroit and Grand Rapids, MI, Troy,NY, Dallas, TX, Spokane, WA, and Appleton, WI.


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No support for religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, political candidates orlobbying organizations, fraternal, labor, veterans', or similar organizations, disease-specific organizations, oranti-business organizations.

No grants to individuals, or for general operating support, capital campaigns, travel, conferences, sportingevents, auctions, or other one-time, short-term events, advertising or television programming, or teamsponsorships or athletic scholarships.


As a complement to its foundation, Pitney Bowes also makes charitable contributions to nonprofitorganizations directly. Support is given on a national basis in areas of company operations.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsBoys clubsCommunity/economic developmentEducationEducation, readingElementary/secondary educationEmploymentFamily servicesGirls clubsHealth careHousing/shelter, homelessPublic affairsSafety/disasters

Population Groups

ChildrenDisabilities, people withEconomically disadvantagedMinoritiesWomenYouth

Types of Support

Annual campaignsContinuing supportEmployee volunteer servicesLoaned talentProgram developmentSponsorships

Publications



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Corporate giving report


Applications are not accepted by mail.



Role played by volunteers1.Results expected from proposed grant2.Population served3.Name, address and phone number of organization4.Copy of IRS Determination Letter5.Brief history of organization and description of its mission6.Geographic area to be served7.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9908.How project's results will be evaluated or measured9.List of company employees involved with the organization10.Descriptive literature about organization11.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations12.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested13.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget14.



Deadline(s): Feb. 15 and Aug. 31

Final notification: At the end of each calendar quarter

Additional information: Applications should include a statement about the company's history of supporting theorganization.

Administrator

Polly O'Brien Morrow

Memberships

Affinity Groups

The Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship


RSS Feed


County: Fairfield


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Metropolitan area: Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk, CT

Congressional district: Connecticut District 04


Plum Creek FoundationProfile


At A Glance

Plum Creek Foundation

999 3rd Ave., Ste. 4300

Seattle, WA United States 98104-4096

Telephone: (206) 467-3664

Contact: Holly Nicholes

Fax: (206) 467-3795


URL: http://www.plumcreek.com/CommunityInvolvement/tabid/69/Default.aspx

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $67,819


EIN

911621028

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001



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Contact for Montana Great Classroom Awards: Renee Erickson, tel.: (406) 892-6227, e-mail:[email protected]; Contact for organizations in FL: Rose Fagler, Community Rels. Mgr., tel.:352-333-3733, e-mail: [email protected]

Background

Established in 1993 in WA.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in AL, AR, FL, GA, LA, ME, MI, MS, MT, NH, OK, OR, SC,TX, VT, WA, WI, and WV.

No support for religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community, veterans' or fraternalorganizations, national health organizations, Chambers of Commerce or taxpayer associations, or politicalorganizations or candidates.

No grants to individuals (except for the Plum Creek Scholarship Program and Montana Great Classroomawards), or for salaries, stipends, or other forms of compensation, endowments, fundraising events, tickets,dinners, or telethons, corporate memberships, general operating support for United Way agencies, or politicalcampaigns; no loans or land donations.


The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, education, the environment, health,youth development, human services, community development, and civic affairs. Special emphasis is directedtoward programs designed to improve the quality of life and provide services that would not otherwise beavailable to residents in areas of company operations.

Program Area(s)


Arts

The foundation supports programs designed to creatively deliver quality arts and performance programs andevents.

Community

The foundation supports programs designed to improve the quality of life and provide services that would nototherwise be available to residents in areas of company operations. Special emphasis is directed towardprograms designed to target smaller, rural communities that do not have access to other funding.

Education

The foundation supports programs designed to enhance the learning experience for students of all ages; andhelp students become self sufficient and productive within their communities.


The foundation matches contributions made by employees of Plum Creek to nonprofit organizations and


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educational institutions. The foundation matches employee donations of money and time.

Environment

The foundation supports programs designed to promote environmental stewardship and awareness; andteach environmental education.

Montana Great Classroom Awards Program

The foundation awards grants to public K-12 teachers to enhance the learning environment in the classroomand enrich educational experiences of students. The program is designed to promote teacher innovation,learning opportunities beyond the core curriculum, and opportunities to get youth excited about learning. Theprogram is limited to Flathead, Granite, Lake, Lewis & Clark, Lincoln, Mineral, Missoula, Powell, Ravalli, andSanders counties, MT. Grants range from $2,000 to $5,000.

Plum Creek Community Scholarship

The foundation awards $1,000 scholarships to high school seniors located in Plum Creek Operating areas topursue education at a university or vocational school. The program is administered by Scholarship America.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

American Red CrossArtsChildren/youth, servicesCommunity/economic developmentDisasters, fire prevention/controlEducationElementary/secondary educationEnvironmentEnvironmental educationFood banksGirl scoutsHealth careHigher educationHospitals (general)Human servicesLibraries (public)MuseumsPerforming artsPublic affairsYouth development

Types of Support

Building/renovationEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEmployee-related scholarshipsEquipment


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Grants to individualsProgram development

Publications



Applications for Montana Great Classroom Awards must be approved by the school's principal or districtadministrator. Faxed or e-mailed applications are not accepted. Support is limited to 1 contribution perorganization during any given year. Organizations located in Florida must contact the Community RelationsManager for funding information.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.Statement of problem project will address2.Copy of IRS Determination Letter3.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9904.How project's results will be evaluated or measured5.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations6.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested7.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget8.Listing of additional sources and amount of support9.

Initial approach: Download application form and mail to foundation



Deadline(s): Postmarked by Jan. 31, Apr. 30, July 31, and Oct. 31; June 1 and Dec. 1 for Montana GreatClassroom Awards

Final notification: 2 weeks following board meeting; Feb. and Aug. for Montana Great Classroom Awards

Donor(s)


Plum Creek Timber Co., L.P.Plum Creek Timber Co., Inc.




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James A. Kraft * , Chair.

Affiliation(s):Plum Creek Timber Co., Inc., Sr. V.P., Genl. Counsel, and Secy.

Robert J. Jirsa * , Pres.Kirsten D. Smith , V.P.Julie Stewart , Secy.Elizabeth J. Duxbury , Treas.Jacey BarnabyCharlie BeckerChristie BennettCharlie CornishBill DempseyMark A. DotyBen DowRose FaglerGreg GalpinSteve HanleyRebecca HendrixRob HicksJenny KruegerDan LemkeLuke MuzzyBill O'BrionTodd PowellTricia QuinnTom RayCharlie ReeceThomas M. ReedJim RundorffMark ShermanJerry SorensenRichard StitchJack ThomasArnulfo Zendejas

Memberships



Financial Data






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County: King

Metropolitan area: Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA

Congressional district: Washington District 07

Selected Grants


$50,000 to University of Montana Foundation, Missoula, MT, in 2010.$50,000 to Nature Conservancy of Montana, Helena, MT, in 2010.$10,000 to Food Bank of Northeast Georgia, Athens, GA, in 2010.$10,000 to Rebuilding Together North Central Florida, Gainesville, FL, in 2010.$10,000 to East Gainesville Development Corporation, Gainesville, FL, in 2010.$10,000 to Jobs for Maines Graduates, Augusta, ME, in 2010.$10,000 to American Red Cross, Des Moines, IA, in 2010.$9,999 to Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., Gainesville, FL, in 2010.$7,500 to Northeast Louisiana Arts Council, West Monroe, LA, in 2010.$7,500 to Long Live the Kings, Seattle, WA, in 2010.



James Hyde Porter Testamentary TrustProfile


At A Glance

James Hyde Porter Testamentary Trust

P.O. Box 4248


Type of Grantmaker



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Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $0


EIN

586034882

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


Application address: c/o SunTrust Bank, Middle Georgia, 606 Cherry St., Macon, GA 31201, tel.: (478)755-5133

Background


Limitations

Giving strictly limited to Bibb County, GA.

No grants to individuals, or for endowment funds, research programs, scholarships, or fellowships; no loans.


Giving primarily for the arts, education, youth, social services and civic affairs.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsCommunity/economic developmentEducationHigher educationHuman servicesYouth development

Types of Support

Building/renovationMatching/challenge supportSeed money


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Publications





Board meeting date(s): June

Deadline(s): Apr. 20

Donor(s)


James Hyde Porter ‡

Officers

Leonard Bevill , Mgr.Samual Hart, Sr. , Mgr.Mayor Ronnie Johnson , Mgr.Dr. Fleetwood Maddox , Mgr.Sandy Matson , Mgr.Kathy Morgan , Mgr.Dr. Henry Patton , Mgr.Elizabeth J. Pope , Mgr.Mayor Robert Reichert , Mgr.Rev. Billy Wade , Mgr.

Trustee

SunTrust Bank, N.A.

Financial Data


Assets: $0 (market value)







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County: Bibb



Selected Grants


$76,800 to Wesleyan College, Macon, GA, in 2011. For operation grant$40,000 to NewTown Macon, Macon, GA, in 2011. For operation grant$35,000 to Mercer University, Macon, GA, in 2011. For operation grant$30,000 to Museum of Arts and Sciences, Macon, GA, in 2011. For operation grant$25,000 to Macon Volunteer Clinic, Macon, GA, in 2011. For operation grant$15,000 to Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., Lizella, GA, in 2011. For operation grant$15,000 to Macon Symphony Orchestra, Macon, GA, in 2011. For operation grant$15,000 to Rebuilding Macon, Macon, GA, in 2011. For operation grant$7,500 to Alzheimers Association, Macon, GA, in 2011. For operation grant$5,912 to Macon Rescue Mission, Macon, GA, in 2011. For operation grant



PPG Industries FoundationProfile


At A Glance

PPG Industries Foundation

1 PPG Pl., Ste. 7E

Pittsburgh, PA United States 15272-0001

Contact: Sue Sloan, Exec. Dir.


URL: http://www.ppg.com/en/ppgfoundation/Pages/default.aspx

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data


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(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $9,337,618


EIN

256037790

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background

Incorporated in 1951 in PA.

Limitations

Giving on a national basis in areas of company operations in AL, AR, CA, CT, DE, GA, KY, IA, IL, LA, MI, NC,NV, OH, SC, TX, WA, WI, and WV, with emphasis on Pittsburgh, PA; giving also to national organizations andin Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East for the Global Charitable Contributions Program.

No support for lobbying organizations, political organizations, or religious organizations not of direct benefit tothe entire community.

No grants to individuals (except for scholarships), or for advertising or sponsorships, endowments, projectsthat would directly benefit PPG, special events or telephone solicitation, or general operating support forUnited Way-supported organizations.


The foundation supports organizations that enhance the quality of life in communities where PPG has apresence. Special emphasis is directed toward programs designed to promote educational opportunities andaccess to community services.

Program Area(s)


American Chemical Society PPG Scholarships Plus Program

Through the American Chemical Society PPG Scholarships Plus Program, the foundation awards four-year$2,500 college scholarships to under-represented minorities planning to study chemistry or chemicalengineering. The award also includes mentoring by PPG employees and a summer internship at a PPGfacility in the students' junior and senior year. The program is administered by the American Chemical Society.

Civic and Culture

The foundation supports programs designed to increase accessibility to arts activities and performancesthrough intervention and outreach, computers and technology at libraries, and the country's public and natural


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resources. The foundation also supports civic programs designed to provide leadership in public affairs, withemphasis on environmental education, community and economic development, and promotion of an effectivecivic environment.

Disaster Relief

The foundation provides support to communities and employees affected by manmade and natural disastersthrough a matching gift program to the American Red Cross, cash contributions to major disaster reliefagency or affiliate, product donations, and volunteerism.

Education

The foundation supports programs designed to promote academic excellence and prepare the nextgeneration of leaders in business, science, and technology. Special emphasis is directed toward science,technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) initiatives designed to reflect PPG's global footprint andpromote diversity and under-represented populations.

Global Charitable Contributions Program

The foundation and PPG supports programs designed to enhance qualify of life in communities where PPGhas a presence throughout the world. Special emphasis is directed toward education; human services; cultureand arts; and civic and community. The program is administered by a Contribution Committee in each regionand is limited to Asia/Pacific and EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa)

Grant Incentives for Volunteerism by PPG Employees (GIVE)

The foundation awards $250 grants to nonprofit organizations with which employees of PPG volunteer.

Human Services

The foundation support programs designed to provides resources to people in need through the United Wayin communities with concentrations of PPG employees; and awards capital support to upgrade facilities andexpand access for person with special needs.


The foundation matches contributions made by employees and directors of PPG to nonprofit organizationsinvolved with education, the United Negro College Fund, and the American Red Cross during a disaster on aone-for-one basis from $25 to $10,000 per contributor, per organization, per year.

National Acheivement Scholarship Program

The foundation annually awards two four-year $1,500 college scholarships to outstanding African-Americanstudents. The program is administered by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.

National Merit Employee-Child Scholarship Program

The foundation awards four-year $1,500 college scholarships to children of employees of PPG. The programis administered by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.

Plant Community Scholarship Program


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Through the Plant Community Scholarship Program, the foundation awards four-year $1,500 collegescholarships to outstanding students in areas of major PPG facilities. The program is administered by theNational Merit Scholarship Corporation.

PPG Care Fund (Concern, Assistance, & Relief for Employees)

The foundation provides assistance to PPG employees whose lives have been disrupted by disasters. Thefund is established within The Pittsburgh Foundation and the PPG Foundation matches contributions made byemployees to the fund.

Public Education Leadership Community Grants (PELC)

Through PELC, the foundation awards grants of up to $1,000 to public schools with which employees of PPGare involved for projects that promote systemic change, cannot be paid for with tax dollars, directly benefitand engage students, demonstrate results that motivate students to learn, and have a total budget of lessthan $5,000.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

American Red CrossAquariumsArtsArts, equal rightsChemistryCommunity/economic developmentDisasters, preparedness/servicesEconomic developmentEducationElementary/secondary educationEngineering/technologyEnvironmental educationHigher educationHuman servicesHuman services, financial counselingLibraries (public)MathematicsMuseums (science/technology)Performing artsPublic affairsScholarships/financial aidScienceScience, formal/general educationUnited Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsYM/YWCAs & YM/YWHAsYouth development, adult & child programsZoos/zoological societies

Population Groups

African Americans/Blacks


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Disabilities, people withEconomically disadvantagedMinoritiesWomen

Types of Support

Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsContinuing supportEmergency fundsEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEmployee-related scholarshipsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentScholarship funds

Publications

Application guidelinesAnnual report (including application guidelines)Financial statement


Organizations located in the Pittsburgh area and organizations of national scope should direct inquiries to theExecutive Director of the foundation. Additional information may be requested at a later date.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.Results expected from proposed grant2.Qualifications of key personnel3.Statement of problem project will address4.Population served5.Copy of IRS Determination Letter6.Brief history of organization and description of its mission7.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9908.How project's results will be evaluated or measured9.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations10.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested11.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget12.


Board meeting date(s): Usually in June and Dec.

Deadline(s): None


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Final notification: Following board meetings

Donor(s)


PPG Industries, Inc.



Charles E. Bunch * , Chair. and Pres.

Affiliation(s):PPG Industries, Inc., Chair. and C.E.O.

David B. Navikas , Vice-Chair.

Affiliation(s):PPG Industries, Inc., Sr. V.P., Finance and C.F.O.

Glenn E. Bost, II * , V.P. and Genl. Counsel

Affiliation(s):PPG Industries, Inc., Sr. V.P. and Genl. Counsel

J. Craig Jordan * , V.P.

Affiliation(s):PPG Industries, Inc., V.P., Human Resources

Lynn D. Schmidt , V.P.Daniel Fayock , Secy.Aziz S. Giga , Treas. and Cont.

Affiliation(s):PPG Industries, Inc., V.P. and Treas.

Sue Sloan , Exec. Dir.

Memberships



Financial Data





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$4,582,454 for 301 grants (high: $500,000

$381,297 employee matching gifts


County: Allegheny

Metropolitan area: Pittsburgh, PA

Congressional district: Pennsylvania District 14


Rainbow FundProfile


At A Glance

Rainbow Fund

P.O. Box 1802

Providence, RI United States 02901-1802

Contact: Patrica G. Kelly

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2011-12-31)

Assets: $3,915,671


EIN


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586043659

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2003 2002 2001


Application address: 2408 Sunrise Key Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304, tel.: (954) 764-7724

Background

Trust established in 1954 in GA.

Limitations

Giving primarily in FL, GA, KY, MS, and TX.


Giving primarily for theological education and other Christian endeavors; support also for substance abusetreatment and music education through mentoring high school students and conservatory musicians.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsEducationReligion

Types of Support

Program development




Deadline(s): None

Donor(s)


J.P. Luce ‡Barbara L. AbneyAlbert L. Luce, Jr.


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Officer

Burton S. Luce , Mgr.

Trustees

Stephen LuceBeth ReedUS Trust Delaware

Financial Data









County: Providence

Metropolitan area: Providence-New Bedford-Fall River, RI-MA

Congressional district: Rhode Island District 02

Selected Grants


$35,000 to World Gospel Mission, Marion, IN, in 2010.$15,000 to Francis Asbury Society, Wilmore, KY, in 2010.$10,000 to Asbury University, Wilmore, KY, in 2011.$5,000 to Kingdom Building Ministries, Aurora, CO, in 2011.$2,000 to Asbury University, Wilmore, KY, in 2010.



George A. Ramlose Foundation, Inc.Profile


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At A Glance

George A. Ramlose Foundation, Inc.

P.O. Box 550

Sterling, MA United States 01564-0550

Telephone: (978) 368-8264

Contact: David L. Taylor, Treas.

Fax: (978) 368-4312


Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2013-04-30)

Assets: $2,978,718


EIN

046048231

990-PF

2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003

Background

Established in NY and MA.

Limitations

Giving primarily in New England, GA, and SC.



Primary areas of interest include cultural programs, higher education, literacy, the disabled, and medicalresearch.


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Fields of Interest

Subjects

Children/youth, servicesEducationEducation, servicesFood servicesHealth organizations, associationMedical research, institutePerforming arts, orchestrasTeacher school/educationWomen, centers/services

Types of Support

EquipmentGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentResearchScholarship fundsSeed money


AGM Common Proposal Form accepted.




Board meeting date(s): Oct.

Deadline(s): Aug. 31

Final notification: Within 2 months

Donor(s)


George Ramlose Trust ‡

Officers

Peter F. Boyce , Pres.Carole C. Boyce , V.P.Linda M. Taylor , V.P.David L. Taylor , Treas.

Memberships


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Affinity Groups


Financial Data









County: Worcester

Metropolitan area: Worcester, MA

Congressional district: Massachusetts District 02


The Rayonier FoundationProfile


At A Glance

The Rayonier Foundation

(formerly The ITT Rayonier Foundation)

1301 Riverplace Blvd., Ste. 2300

Jacksonville, FL United States 32207-9062

Telephone: (904) 357-9100

Contact: Charles H. Hood, Pres.

Type of Grantmaker



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Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $5,876,782


EIN

136064462

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2006 2005 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2001


Application address: 50 N. Laura Street, Ste. 1900, Jacksonville, FL 32202, tel.: (904) 357-9120

Background

Incorporated in 1952 in NY.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Nassau County, FL, Wayne County, GA, and the OlympicPeninsula, WA, area.

No support for religious organizations, advocacy organizations, fraternal or political organizations, ordiscriminatory organizations.

No grants for chairs or professorships, courtesy or goodwill advertising for festival participation, tickets,telethons, raffles, auction, or memberships.


The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, education, the environment, health,human services, community economic development, civic affairs, and science and awards collegescholarships to individuals.

Program Area(s)


Community Scholarship

The foundation annually awards two $1,000 college scholarships to high school seniors to pursue anacademic interest in forestry. The program is limited to the Pacific Northwest.

Engineering Scholarship


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The foundation annually awards two $6,000 four-year college scholarships to high school seniors to pursuean academic interest in chemical, mechanical, paper, or science engineering. The program is limited toNassau County, Florida, Wayne County, Georgia, and the Pacific Northwest.

Forestry Scholarship

The foundation annually awards a $6,000 four-year college scholarship to a high school senior to pursue anacademic interest in forestry. The program is limited to Nassau County, Florida, Wayne County, Georgia, andthe Pacific Northwest.

Rayonier College Scholarship Program

The foundation annually awards $2,500 four year college scholarships to children of employees of Rayonier.

Technical/Vocational Scholarship

The foundation annually awards three $2,000 two-year college scholarships to high school seniors to pursuean academic interest in manufacturing. The program is limited to Nassau County, Florida and Wayne County,Georgia.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

American Red CrossArtsChemistryChildren/youth, servicesCommunity/economic developmentEducationEducation, readingElementary/secondary educationEngineering school/educationEngineering/technologyEnvironmentEnvironment, forestsEnvironment, natural resourcesEnvironmental educationHealth careHigher educationHospitals (general)Human servicesMuseumsPerforming artsPublic affairsScienceUnited Ways and Federated Giving Programs

Types of Support

Annual campaignsCapital campaigns


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Conferences/seminarsContinuing supportEmployee-related scholarshipsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportMatching/challenge supportProgram developmentScholarship fundsScholarships--to individuals

Publications



Grants range from $250 to $2,500.



Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project1.How project will be sustained once grantmaker support is completed2.Statement of problem project will address3.Copy of IRS Determination Letter4.Geographic area to be served5.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9906.Explanation of why grantmaker is considered an appropriate donor for project7.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested8.Listing of additional sources and amount of support9.

Initial approach: Contact foundation for application form; contact guidance counselor from participatingschools for scholarships


Board meeting date(s): Feb.

Deadline(s): Oct. 31; Nov. 13 for scholarships

Donor(s)


Rayonier Inc.ITT Rayonier Inc.



Lee M. Thomas * , Chair.


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Affiliation(s):Rayonier Inc., Chair. and C.E.O.

Charles H. Hood , Pres.

Affiliation(s):Rayonier Inc., V.P., Public Affairs

W. Edwin Frazier, III * , Secy.

Affiliation(s):Rayonier Inc., Sr. V.P., Admin., and Corp. Secy.

Macdonald Auguste , Treas.Hans E. Vanden Noort , Cont.

Affiliation(s):Rayonier Inc., Sr. V.P. and C.F.O.

Paul G. Boynton

Affiliation(s):Rayonier Inc., Pres. and C.O.O.

Timothy H. BrannonCharles Margiotta

Memberships


Florida Philanthropic Network

Financial Data










County: Duval


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Metropolitan area: Jacksonville, FL


Selected Grants


$101,182 to United Way of Northeast Florida, Jacksonville, FL, in 2011.$83,471 to United Way, South Georgia, Waycross, GA, in 2011.$4,000 to Altamaha Technical College, Jesup, GA, in 2011.$2,500 to Valdosta State University, Valdosta, GA, in 2011.$2,500 to Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA, in 2011.$2,500 to Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA, in 2011.$2,500 to University of Georgia, Athens, GA, in 2011.$2,000 to Stetson University, DeLand, FL, in 2011.$1,300 to United Way of Clallam County, Port Angeles, WA, in 2011.$1,000 to Community Foundation, Jacksonville, FL, in 2011.



Regions Financial Corporation ContributionsProgramProfile


At A Glance

Regions Financial Corporation Contributions Program

(formerly First Alabama Bancshares, Inc. Corporate Giving Program)

1900 5th Ave. N.

Birmingham, AL United States 35203-2669

Telephone: (205) 944-1300

URL: http://www.regions.com/about_regions/sr_charitable_giving.rf

Type of Grantmaker


990-PF


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Limitations

Giving limited to areas of company operations in AL, AR, FL, GA, IA, IL, IN, KY, LA, MI, MO, NC, SC, TN, TX,and VA.

No support for political or discriminatory organizations, religious organizations not of direct benefit to theentire community, national organizations with no direct ties to areas of company operations, or alumniassociations.

No grants to individuals, or for annual operating campaigns of organizations supported by United Way, orathletic scholarships.


As a complement to its foundations, Regions also makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizationsdirectly. Special emphasis is directed towards financial literacy programs for children and youth, arts andculture, the environment, and community development. Support is limited to areas of company operations inAlabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, NorthCarolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsChildren, servicesCommunity development, small businessesElementary/secondary educationEnvironmentHealth careHousing/shelterHuman services, financial counselingUnited Ways and Federated Giving ProgramsYouth development

Population Groups


Types of Support

Curriculum developmentEmployee volunteer servicesGeneral/operating supportProgram development

Publications




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Proposals should be submitted on organization letterhead and be no longer than 2 pages.



Copy of IRS Determination Letter1.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9902.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations3.Additional materials/documentation4.

Initial approach: Proposal to local Regions city president


Deadline(s): None

Final notification: 30 to 45 days


County: Jefferson

Metropolitan area: Birmingham-Hoover, AL

Congressional district: Alabama District 07


The Ryder System Charitable Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

The Ryder System Charitable Foundation, Inc.

11690 N.W. 105th St.

Miami, FL United States 33178-1103

Telephone: (305) 500-3031


URL: http://www.ryder.com/aboutus_cinfo_arc.shtml

Type of Grantmaker



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Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $149,989


EIN

592462315

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background

Established in 1984 in FL.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Los Angeles, CA, southern FL, Atlanta, GA, St. Louis, MO,Cincinnati, OH, and Dallas, TX.


The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, education, health, disaster relief, humanservices, community development, and civic affairs.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

American Red CrossArtsBoy scoutsCommunity/economic developmentDisasters, preparedness/servicesEducationHealth careHigher educationHospitals (general)Human servicesPerforming artsPublic affairsSalvation ArmyUnited Ways and Federated Giving Programs

Types of Support


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Annual campaignsBuilding/renovationCapital campaignsEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesEmployee-related scholarshipsGeneral/operating supportGrants to individualsIn-kind giftsScholarship fundsSponsorships

Publications





Copy of IRS Determination Letter1.Brief history of organization and description of its mission2.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9903.Explanation of why grantmaker is considered an appropriate donor for project4.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations5.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested6.



Board meeting date(s): Annually and as needed

Deadline(s): None

Final notification: Within 60 days

Donor(s)


Ryder System, Inc.

Officers and Directoes

Gregory T. Swienton * , Chair. and Pres.

Affiliation(s):Ryder System, Inc., Chair., Pres., and C.E.O.


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Robert D. Fatovic * , V.P. and Secy.

Affiliation(s):Ryder System, Inc., Exec. V.P. and Secy.

W. Daniel Susik , V.P. and Treas.Art A. Garcia * , V.P.

Affiliation(s):Ryder System, Inc., Exec. V.P. and C.F.O.

David B. Bruce , C.A.O. and Exec. Dir.

Financial Data










County: Miami-Dade

Metropolitan area: Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach, FL


Selected Grants


$141,667 to American Red Cross, in 2010.$125,000 to United Way of Miami-Dade, Miami, FL, in 2010.$60,000 to Museum of Science, Miami, FL, in 2010.$25,000 to American Red Cross, Miami, FL, in 2010.$14,000 to Habitat for Humanity, in 2010.$10,000 to Goodwill Industries of South Florida, Miami, FL, in 2010.$10,000 to HandsOn Miami, Miami, FL, in 2010.$10,000 to Miami Childrens Hospital, Miami, FL, in 2010.




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Safeco Corporation Contributions ProgramProfile


At A Glance

Safeco Corporation Contributions Program

Safeco Plz. , 1001 Fourth Ave.

Seattle, WA United States 98154

Telephone: (206) 545-5000


URL: http://www.safeco.com/about-safeco/community

Type of Grantmaker


990-PF

Limitations

Giving on a national basis in areas of company operations, with emphasis on Aliso Viejo, CA, Golden, CO,Hartford, CT, Orlando, FL, Atlanta, GA, Chicago, IL, Indianapolis, IN, St. Louis, MO, Rochester, NY,Cincinnati, OH, Portland, OR, Nashville, TN, Dallas, TX, Richmond, VA, and Spokane and the Puget Sound,WA, area.

No support for discriminatory organizations, amateur arts organizations, amateur sports teams, colleges oruniversities, fraternal or political organizations, hospitals or hospital foundations, individual K-12 schools,national organizations, or religious organizations not of direct benefit to the entire community.

No grants to individuals, or for athletic scholarships, capital campaigns, conferences, endowments, film orvideo production, fundraising or advertising, health education, research, or prevention, debt reduction oremergency needs, research, or theological functions; no loans or investments.


As a complement to its foundation, Safeco also makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizationsdirectly. Support is given on a national basis in areas of company operations.

Program Area(s)


Your Gift Plus


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Safeco matches contributions made by its employees to nonprofit organizations on a one-for-one basis up to$500 per employee, per year.

Your Time Plus

Safeco makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizations with which Safeco employees volunteer atleast 25 hours within a 12-month period.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsCommunity/economic developmentEducationElementary/secondary educationSafety, automotive safetySafety, education

Population Groups

Disabilities, people withYouth

Types of Support

Employee volunteer servicesGeneral/operating supportProgram developmentSponsorships

Publications






Deadline(s): Feb. 1 through Oct. 31 for nominated organizations; 60 days before the date of the event forsponsorships

Final notification: Apr. 30, July 31, and Dec. 1

Additional information: Requests for sponsorship support should indicate sponsorship levels and thecorresponding benefits.

Administrators


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Melissa Brown , Contribs. SpecialistChristopher Wiggins , Contribs. Coord.Julie Ziegler , Mgr., Contribs.


County: King

Metropolitan area: Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA

Congressional district: Washington District 07


SCANA Corporation Contributions ProgramProfile


At A Glance

SCANA Corporation Contributions Program

220 Operation Way

Cayce, SC United States 29033-3701

Telephone: (803) 217-9000

URL: http://www.scana.com/en/social-responsibility/

Type of Grantmaker


990-PF


Contact for Community Devel. Grants: John A. Cadena, Mgr., Community/Economic Devel. & Local Govt. &Project Devel., tel.: (803) 217-8837, fax: (803) 933-8225, e-mail: [email protected]

Limitations

Giving limited to GA, NC, and SC.


SCANA makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizations involved with arts and culture, education,the environment, health, human services, community development, and utilities assistance. Support is limited


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to Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

Program Area(s)


Community Development Grants

SCANA awards capital grants to organizations located in South Carolina to build infrastructure improvements.Special emphasis is directed toward site preparation, extension of water and sewer lines, highwayconstruction, and other public works.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsEducationEnvironmentGeneral charitable givingHigher educationSalvation ArmyUtilitiesYouth development, business

Types of Support

Employee volunteer servicesGeneral/operating supportIn-kind giftsLoaned talentProgram development


The Community Affairs Department handles giving.


Initial approach: Contact headquarters for application information for Community Development Grants

Memberships

Affinity Groups

The Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship


County: Lexington

Metropolitan area: Columbia, SC


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Congressional district: South Carolina District 02


Sprint FoundationProfile


At A Glance

Sprint Foundation

(formerly United Telecommunications Foundation)

6220 Sprint Pkwy.

Overland Park, KS United States 66251-6118

Fax: (913) 624-3490


URL: http://www.sprint.com/responsibility/sprint_foundation/index.html

Type of Grantmaker


Financial Data

(yr. ended 2012-12-31)

Assets: $1,596,881


EIN

481062018

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001


E-mail for Sprint Local Grant Program: [email protected]

Background


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Established in 1989 in KS.

Limitations

Giving primarily in areas of company operations in Overland Park, KS and Kansas City, MO; giving also inDenver, CO, Atlanta, GA, NJ, and New York, NY, and Dallas and Fort Worth, TX for the Sprint Local GrantProgram.

No support for discriminatory organizations, political organizations, religious organizations, private charities orfoundations, international organizations, or school-affiliated teams, bands, or choirs.

No grants to individuals, or for endowments, capital campaigns, memorials, construction, or renovationprojects, travel, film, music, television, video, or media production projects, school-affiliated events, marketing,sports, or event sponsorships; no donations of Sprint products or services.


The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, K-12 and business education,environmental stewardship, youth development, community development, and civic affairs.

Program Area(s)


Arts and Culture

The foundation supports visual and performing arts organizations, theaters, symphonies, and museums andprograms designed to contribute to a thriving and diverse community and serve underrepresentedcommunities.

Community Development

The foundation supports regional programs designed to impact the civic infrastructure and health ofcommunities where Sprint employees and customers live and work.

Dollars for Doers

The foundation awards $250 grants to nonprofit organizations with which employees of Sprint volunteer 40hours during a calendar year.

Education

The foundation supports programs designed to promote urban K-12 education. Special emphasis is directedtoward character-education initiatives.

Matching Gift Program

The foundation matches contributions made by employees, directors, and retirees of Sprint to educationalinstitutions and nonprofit organizations involved with arts and culture, public broadcasting, the environment,positive youth development, and the American Red Cross for disaster relief in the U.S. The foundationmatches on a one-for-one basis from $25 to $2,500, per donor, per organization.


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Sprint Local Grant Program

The foundation annually awards grants to three nonprofit organizations located in the Sprint markets ofAtlanta, Dallas and Fort Worth, Denver, and New York City Metro area. The grants supports youthdevelopment, including mentoring, leadership, and academic achievement; arts and culture; andenvironmental stewardship. Grants range from $10,000 to $25,000.

Youth Development

The foundation supports programs designed to promote mentoring; provide leadership training; promotesocial skills; encourage volunteerism; and promote business and economic education for youth.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

American Red CrossArtsBig Brothers/Big SistersBoy scoutsBoys & girls clubsBusiness school/educationCamp FireCommunity/economic developmentElementary/secondary educationEnvironmentGirl scoutsLeadership developmentMuseumsPerforming artsPerforming arts, orchestrasPerforming arts, theaterPublic affairsVisual artsYouth developmentYouth development, adult & child programsYouth development, services

Population Groups

Youth

Types of Support

Annual campaignsContinuing supportDonated equipmentEmployee matching giftsEmployee volunteer servicesGeneral/operating supportIn-kind giftsProgram development


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Scholarship funds

Publications



Finalists for the Sprint Local Grant Program must submit a three-minute video showcasing the program thatwill receive funding.



Population served1.Brief history of organization and description of its mission2.Geographic area to be served3.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9904.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested5.Contact person6.



Deadline(s): Jan. 3 to Nov. 18; May 1 to June 15 for Sprint Local Grant Program

Final notification: 90 days; Sept. 28 for Sprint Local Grant Program

Donor(s)


Sprint Corp.Sprint Nextel Corp.The United Telephone Co. of PennsylvaniaSprint Communications Co., LP



Ralph Reid , Pres. and Exec. Dir.

Affiliation(s):Sprint Nextel Corp., V.P., Corporate Responsibility

Tim O'Grady , Secy.Greg Block * , Treas.Steve GaffneyBill White


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Affiliation(s):Sprint Nextel Corp., Sr. V.P., Corp. Comms.

Financial Data










County: Johnson


Congressional district: Kansas District 03

Selected Grants


$544,213 to United Way of Greater Kansas City, Kansas City, MO, in 2011.$217,450 to Kansas University Endowment Association, Lawrence, KS, in 2011.$165,639 to American Red Cross National Headquarters, Washington, DC, in 2011.$102,000 to Nelson Gallery Foundation, Kansas City, MO, in 2011.$40,100 to Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Kansas City, Kansas City, MO, in 2011.$17,500 to Higher M-Pact, Kansas City, MO, in 2011.$8,678 to United Way of Central Carolinas, Charlotte, NC, in 2011.$5,000 to National Hispanic Media Coalition, Pasadena, CA, in 2011.$5,000 to Ronald McDonald House of New York, New York, NY, in 2011.$2,600 to Barstow School, Kansas City, MO, in 2011.



SunTrust Bank Corporate Giving ProgramProfile


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At A Glance

SunTrust Bank Corporate Giving Program

P.O. Box 4418, Dept. 041


Telephone: (404) 588-8250

Contact: Raymond B. King, Sr. V.P., Community and Govt. Rels.

Type of Grantmaker


990-PF

Limitations

Giving primarily in the metropolitan Atlanta, GA, area.

No support for churches, tax-supported educational institutions, or political organizations.

No grants to individuals, or for general operating or continuing support.


As a complement to its foundation, SunTrust also makes charitable contributions to nonprofit organizationsdirectly. Support is given primarily in the metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia, area.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsEducation

Types of Support

Building/renovationCapital campaignsProgram development



Initial approach: Contact headquarters for application form


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Deadline(s): Nov. 30, Mar. 31, and Aug. 31

Final notification: 3 to 4 weeks following review

Memberships


Association of Baltimore Area GrantmakersSoutheastern Council of Foundations


County: Fulton




Robert W. Woodruff Foundation, Inc.Profile


At A Glance

Robert W. Woodruff Foundation, Inc.

(formerly Trebor Foundation, Inc.)

191 Peachtree N.W., Ste. 3540


Telephone: (404) 522-6755

Contact: P. Russell Hardin, Pres.

Fax: (404) 522-7026


URL: http://www.woodruff.org

Type of Grantmaker



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Celebrity: Business

Financial Data

(yr. ended 2013-12-31)

Assets: $3,119,096,039


EIN

581695425

990-PF

2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001

Background

Incorporated in 1937 in DE.

Founded by the late Robert Woodruff, who assumed leadership of The Coca-Cola Company in 1923 andguided it until his death in 1985. In 1937 he incorporated the Trebor Foundation, which was renamed theRobert W. Woodruff Foundation following his death. The foundation received funds from the estate of Mr.Woodruff's wife, Nell Hodgson Woodruff, who died in 1968, and from Mr. Woodruff's estate.

Limitations

Giving limited to GA, with emphasis on the metropolitan Atlanta area.

No support for church denominational programs, or human services outside Atlanta, GA.

No grants to individuals, or for annual campaigns, endowments, conferences, festivals or performances, filmsand documentaries, or seed money; no loans.


To enhance the quality of life for citizens in Georgia by investing in the health, education, economicopportunity and the vitality of the community.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

Aging, centers/servicesArtsChildren/youth, servicesEconomic developmentEducation


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Elementary/secondary educationEnvironmentEnvironment, natural resourcesHealth careHigher educationHuman servicesPublic affairs

Population Groups

Aging

Types of Support

Building/renovationCapital campaignsEquipmentGeneral/operating supportLand acquisitionManagement development/capacity buildingProgram development

Publications

Application guidelinesGrants listIRS Form 990 or 990-PF printed copy available upon requestProgram policy statementProgram policy statement (including application guidelines)


The foundation shares offices and administrative staff with the Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation, Lettie PateWhitehead Foundation, Inc., Lettie Pate Evans Foundation, Inc., Ichauway, Inc., and the Robert W. WoodruffHealth Sciences Center Fund, Inc. Grant inquiries or proposals submitted to the Robert W. WoodruffFoundation, Inc. may also be considered by one or more of the foundations sharing this commonadministrative arrangement. It is not necessary to communicate separately with more than one of thesefoundations in seeking information or requesting grant support.



Copy of IRS Determination Letter1.Brief history of organization and description of its mission2.Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/9903.Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key people and their affiliations4.Detailed description of project and amount of funding requested5.Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project budget6.Listing of additional sources and amount of support7.



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Board meeting date(s): Apr. and Nov.

Deadline(s): Feb. 1 and Sept. 1

Final notification: Within 30 days of trustee meeting

Additional information: The foundation may request additional information, an interview, or a site visit. If aproposal clearly is not within the giving interests of the foundation, the applicant will be notified immediately.

Donor(s)


Robert W. Woodruff ‡The Acmaro Securities Corp.



James B. Williams * , Chair.

Affiliation(s):Lettie Pate Evans Foundation, Inc., Chair. and Tr.Ichauway, Inc., Chair. and Tr.Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation, Chair. and Tr.Luther C. Fischer Foundation, Chair. and Tr.Betty A. and James B. Williams Foundation, Inc., Secy.

James M. Sibley * , Vice-Chair.

Affiliation(s):Ichauway, Inc., Vice-Chair.Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation, Vice-Chair.Lettie Pate Evans Foundation, Inc., Tr.

P. Russell Hardin , Pres.

Affiliation(s):Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation, Pres.Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc., Pres.Lettie Pate Evans Foundation, Inc., Pres.Ichauway, Inc., Pres.

Erik S. Johnson , Secy. and General Counsel

Affiliation(s):Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation, Secy.Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc., Secy.Lettie Pate Evans Foundation, Inc., Secy.Ichauway, Inc., Secy.


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J. Lee Tribble , Treas.

Affiliation(s):Ichauway, Inc., Treas.Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc., Treas.Lettie Pate Evans Foundation, Inc., Treas.Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation, Treas.

Wilton D. Looney

Affiliation(s):Lettie Pate Evans Foundation, Inc., Tr.Ichauway, Inc., Tr.

Charles H. McTier

Affiliation(s):Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation, Tr.Lettie Pate Evans Foundation, Tr.

E. Jenner Wood, III

Staff

Number of Staff

12 shared staff (shared with Lettie Pate Evans Foundation, Inc. - General Fund, Joseph B. WhiteheadFoundation, Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation, Inc.)

Key Staff


Jenny Zhang Morgan , Grants Off.Elizabeth A. Smith , Grants Prog. Dir.

Memberships




Council on FoundationsIndependent Sector

Financial Data


Assets: $3,119,096,039 (market value)


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County: Fulton



Selected Grants


$50,000,011 to Emory University, Atlanta, GA, in 2012. For endowment to grow and enhance theWoodruff Scholars Program in Emory College$7,500,000 to Robert W. Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta, GA, in 2012. For capital needs support$6,000,000 to East Lake Foundation, Atlanta, GA, in 2012. For construction of combined middle/highschool building for Drew Charter School$5,000,000 to Ichauway, Newton, GA, in 2012. For capital and operating support$5,000,000 to Saint Simons Land Trust, Saint Simons Island, GA, in 2012. For acquisition of Cannon'sPoint, a 617-acre tract on Saint Simons Island. Grant will be paid when all funds necessary to retire thedebt have been committed$2,242,500 to Ichauway, Newton, GA, in 2012. For 2012 capital and operating needs$1,500,000 to BeltLine Partnership, Atlanta, GA, in 2012. For construction of a 1.5 mile extension ofthe Eastside Trail and the Gateway Entrance to the historic Fourth Ward Park$750,000 to Project GRAD Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, in 2012. For scholarships and college counselingservices for Atlanta high school students. $250,000 for operating support and community study;$500,000 for last-dollar scholarships



Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company Contributions ProgramProfile


At A Glance

Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company Contributions Program


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410 N. Michigan Ave.

Chicago, IL United States 60611-4211

Telephone: (312) 644-2121

URL: http://www.wrigley.com/global/principles-in-action/people.aspx

Type of Grantmaker


990-PF

Limitations

Giving limited to areas of company operations in Gainesville, GA, Chicago and Yorkville, IL, and Chattanooga,TN.

No support for political, religious, discriminatory, or military organizations.

Generally no grants to individuals, or for social events, silent auctions or raffles, or military requests.


As a complement to its foundation, Wm. Wrigley Jr. also makes charitable contributions to nonprofitorganizations directly. Support is limited to areas of company operations in Gainesville, Georgia; Chicago andYorkville, Illinois; and Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Fields of Interest

Subjects

ArtsChildren, servicesCivil/human rights, equal rightsCommunity/economic developmentCrime/violence prevention, child abuseDental careDental school/educationEducationEnvironmentEnvironmental educationGeneral charitable givingHealth careHuman servicesNutritionPublic affairs

Population Groups

Children


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Types of Support

Employee volunteer servicesIn-kind giftsSponsorships

Publications



Unsolicited sponsorship requests are generally not accepted.



Statement of problem project will address1.Name, address and phone number of organization2.Contact person3.

Initial approach: Complete online application form for product donations

Deadline(s): 30 days prior to need

Additional information: Applications for product donations should include the date and description of theevent, the anticipated percentage of participants under 12 years of age, and any applicable deadlines.


County: Cook




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