1. May 1997 Internet Resources Internet resources for grants and foundations By Hilary Sternberg "For your convenience this article provides hypertext links to resources not developed by the Association of college Research Libraries." Sternberg is a reference services librarian at Buffalo State college, email sternbhi@buffalostate.edu; a cultural agency, researching foundations and grants is not an easy task. http://www.ala.org/acrl/resmay97.html

Hilary Sternberg is a reference services librarian at Buffalo State College, e-mail: sternbhi@buffalostate.edu; Net May 1997 Vol. 58 No. 5 Internet resources for grants and foundations By Hilary Sternberg I n a world where information is power, nowhere is this more evident than with the identification and solicitation of grant and foundation funding. Whether seeking funds for your library's information literacy program or assisting a development officer find support for a cultural agency, researching foundations and grants is not an easy task. Targeting a financial champion for your project or program takes considerable preparation. The seeker of such financial support must dovetail proposals precisely to the foundation's programmatic requirements. While the competition is keen and the number of funding requests remains high, as many as 80 percent of proposals submitted to private foundations are automatically disqualified. Applications are eliminated because the applicants failed to match their needs with the foundation's stated mission and priorities. Meticulous research and thoughtful preparation of grant proposals can prove rewarding; after all, foundations are created for the purpose of donating money. In 1995 private foundation giving reached $10.44 billion.

2. Messiah College: Foundations And Grants Office Negotiated grants involve outside foundations, government programs, or grantmakingagencies. Special projects are completed in cooperation with college http://www.messiah.edu/development/grantsoffice/faq.shtml

Home Irislink About Messiah Academics ... Search Content Navigation: DFRSP Homepage Go back to the Department of Foundation Relations and Sponsored Programs home page FAQ's Frequently Asked Questions How do I write a grant? About Grant Information DFRSP Newsletter Read "Grant Makers", our quarterly online newsletter Related Links: Development Office Home Lilly Grant College Catalog Career Center ... Philadelphia Campus Department of Foundation Relations and Sponsored Programs FAQ's WHAT IS THE MISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FOUNDATION RELATIONS AND SPONSORED PROGRAMS? The purpose of the Department of Foundation Relations and Sponsored Programs (DFRSP), which is a division of College Development, is to assist the Messiah College Community in obtaining external funding for programs and research ideas. Our goal is to remove barriers between projects and possible sources of funding so that the College Community may flourish in both its mission and purpose. WHAT TYPES OF GRANTS ARE AVAILABLE AT MESSIAH COLLEGE?

3. Guide To Foundations, Grants, Scholarships And Financial Aid Provides financial aid tips and timelines, scholarship and loan information, and warnings against scholarship scams. college Choices. My Profile. My Search Results. Scholarships By Category. Sweepstakes Contests. Minority/Ethnicity. foundations grants http://library.tamu.edu/reference/handouts/hong.html

Guide to Foundations, Grants, Scholarships and Financial Aid The current resources on foundations, grants, scholarships and financial aid are shelved at Index Table 9 . This list serves to highlight the major sources of each category. For resources on the Internet, see the last page. Foundations Grants Internet: Scholarships, Grants, Fellowships and Financial Aid Foundations The Foundation Directory Reference AS911 A2 F65 Provides information about private and community grantmaking foundations in the United States. Foundations included are at least $2 million in assets or $200,000 in annual giving. Foundation Reporter Reference HV41.9 U5 C67 Provides complete data and giving analyses on the leading grant-making foundations. Foundations included are either $10 million in assets or $500,000 in charitable giving. Directory of Texas Foundatins Reference HV 98 T5 Contains descriptive information on 1,768 of the 2,323 private and community foundations located in Texas. Back to top Grants Foundation Grants Index Reference AS 911 A 2 F 66 Listing grants of $10,000 or more, this directory provides access to the funding interests of major foundations by subject area, geographic focus, types of support, and the types of organizations that receive grants.

4. Messiah College: Foundations And Grants Office of funding so that the college Community may flourish in both its mission and purpose.Please feel free to contact us if you have any grantsrelated questions. http://www.messiah.edu/development/grantsoffice/

Home Irislink About Messiah Academics ... Search Content Navigation: DFRSP Homepage Go back to the Department of Foundation Relations and Sponsored Programs home page FAQ's Frequently Asked Questions How do I write a grant? About Grant Information DFRSP Newsletter Read "Grant Makers", our quarterly online newsletter Related Links: Development Office Home Lilly Grant College Catalog Career Center ... Philadelphia Campus Department of Foundation Relations and Sponsored Programs Welcome to the Department of Foundation Relations and Sponsored Programs web site. The purpose of the Department of Foundation Relations and Sponsored Programs (DFRSP) is to assist the Messiah College Community in obtaining external funding for programs and research ideas. Our goal is to remove barriers between projects and possible sources of funding so that the College Community may flourish in both its mission and purpose. Please feel free to contact us if you have any grants-related questions. Staff: Jon C. Stuckey, Ph.D.

5. The Capital Campaign The Rise Of Community College Foundations be separate from the college Managed by college personnel foundations grants and Donations Federal, state and http://faculty.tamu-commerce.edu/mdennehy/Foundations.ppt

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6. ED405943 1997-03-00 Fundraising In Community College Foundations. ERIC Digest. has studied the characteristics of community college foundations. In a 1993 survey campaigns, special events, business partnerships, and grants acquisition have all been undertaken. http://www.ed.gov/databases/ERIC_Digests/ed405943.html

ERIC Identifier: Publication Date: Author: Schuyler, Gwyer Source: ERIC Clearinghouse for Community Colleges Los Angeles CA. Fundraising in Community College Foundations. ERIC Digest. THIS DIGEST WAS CREATED BY ERIC, THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ERIC, CONTACT ACCESS ERIC 1-800-LET-ERIC Community colleges were created and continue to be supported by local and state appropriations, however, this public support is gradually declining, making financial support one of the most pressing issues for community colleges. To balance out this decline, community colleges have formalized their fundraising efforts by creating institutional foundations as recipients of tax-deductible contributions under Section 501c(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. These foundations are independent legal entities, guided by the mission of soliciting private monetary contributions and investing them for the benefit of their affiliated colleges. THE HISTORY OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATIONS The first community college foundation may date from 1922 at Long Beach City College. A handful were established between the 1940s and the 1950s, but the majority were begun after the late 1960s (Robison, 1984). The large-scale, organized, external fundraising now common at community colleges began as a result of the 1965 Higher Education Act and the federal funding opportunities that it offered (Keener, 1984). Community colleges began by tapping into the sources of external federal support offered through grant and contract competitions. In the mid 1970s the colleges began adapting the university and liberal arts college model of engaging other external contributors for private gifts (Keener, 1984).

7. College Grants - Free College Grants The Federal Government and Private foundations are Giving Away over 5 Billion DollarsIn Free college grants Free college Scholarships Each Every year http://www.grants.biz/1/college_grants.htm

College Grants Fact 1 You can get as much as $50,000 in free college money from the US Government! Uncle Sam is giving out over One Billion dollars a year just in scholarships! There are special category Grants for Under Graduate and Post Graduate students. College Grants Fact 2 Anyone who wants to attend a university or college is entitled to receive college grants! No credit checks, no collateral, no security deposits or co-signers, you can apply even if you have a bankruptcy or bad credit, it doesn't matter. College Grants Fact 3 More than 9,000,000 people will get money to attend college this year alone! College Grants Fact 4 Attention College Students!

8. Government Grants - Including Federal Grants, Small Business Grants And College Private foundations Use the grants as a Tax WriteOff! This Free Government Moneycan be used for any purpose you can imagine. Start a Business, Go to college, http://www.grants.biz/

Grants Fact: 1 The Federal Government Gives Away It's Free Money You Never Repay! You decide how much money you need. As long as it’s a lawful amount and meets with the Foundation’s and Government Agencies' criteria, the money is yours to keep and never has to be repaid Grants Fact Anyone qualifies for these Grants. No credit check, collateral, security deposit or co-signers. You can apply even if you have a bankruptcy or bad credit, it doesn't matter. Grants Fact: Over 20 Billion dollars in business grants alone. Grants Fact: 4 There are 1,499 domestic programs available to the American public for 2003 alone. Currently over 1,000 Federal Programs, 24,000 State Programs, 30,000 Private Foundations and 20,000 Scholarship Programs available Grants Fact: 5 Available Funding for Americans in the year 2003 (Listed in billions of dollars) Small Business Grants Student Grants Housing Grants Minority Grants Community Develop.

9. College Scholarships - Education Grants - Free College Grants The Federal Government and Private foundations are Giving Away over 82.5 BillionDollars In Free college grants Free college Scholarship money for 2003. http://www.college-scholarships-grants.biz/

Scholarship Solutions Order Information Pell Grants Contact Us Why Us ... Home Remember All Great Futures Start With Education! The Federal Government and Private Foundations are Giving Away over 82.5 Billion Dollars In (Free Money!). All you have to do is take advantage of one of the largest and most powerful sources of free cash and know-how in the world- The US Government . Take Advantage Of This Opportunity Today And Change Your Life Forever! Free College Cash Grants are being funded by the U.S. Government and Private Foundations. These Grants are Funded from Your Tax Dollars. The Private Foundations Use the Grants as a Tax Write-Off! This is Free Money . You can use this money for Going to college (Undergraduate, Post Graduate, Vocational, Technical even Private School!) Also these grants can be used to pay any kind of education related expense.

10. Welcome St. Norbert College Grants And Foundations Page of foundations and Government Relations in the early phase of the proposal preparation.A Grant Initiation Form must be filled out by any St. Norbert college http://www.snc.edu/advance/grant.html

Choose... Alumni Advancement Staff Business Partners Class Gifts Make a Gift Marketing Media Relations Planned Gifts Previous Campaign St. Norbert Fund Strategic Funding Initiative The St. Norbert College Institutional Advancement Office provides support for faculty and staff seeking funding for St. Norbert College related programs and projects. The Office assists by identifying organizations that would be most likely to fund a particular project. After prospects are identified, the office provides advice about moving forward, procuring guidelines for writing a letter of inquiry or proposal, assists in editing a draft and gathering materials required for submission and provides information on deadlines for proposal submissions. Because many grant makers have timing restrictions on considering grant applications and many consider only one application from an institution at a time, please contact the Director of Foundations and Government Relations in the early phase of the proposal preparation. A Grant Initiation Form must be filled out by any St. Norbert College employee wishing to use the services of the Institutional Advancement Office to search for and secure funding.

11. Connecticut College - Corporate, Foundations And Government Relations Reference INSTITUTIONAL grants. FALL 2002. Bodenwein Foundation, $2,500 for onStageat Connecticut college. Robert A. Richter, Arts Programming. http://www.conncoll.edu/campaign/relations/recentgrants.html

Recent Grants Frequently Asked Questions Grant Proposal Guidelines Tips on Proposal Writing ... Assistance Form (This will open an Adobe Acrobat file in a new window. If your computer does not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, please download the program from the "Get Acrobat Reader" link below.) Grant Application Approval Form (This will open an Adobe Acrobat file in a new window. If your computer does not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, please download the program from the "Get Acrobat Reader" link below.) Checklist For Submitting a Proposal Accounting Policies and Post-Award Procedures NSF Fastlane Registration Research With Human or Animal Subjects ... Search the IRIS Database Recent Grants GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS FALL 2002 Marc Zimmer, Chemistry. Academic Research Enhancement Award from the National Institutes of Health for “Modeling Green Florescent Protein and GFP-like Proteins.” Scott Warren, Jean C. Tempel ’65 Professor of Botany. Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory and the National Science Foundation for “Trophic Cascades and Interacting Control Processes in a Detritus-Based Aquatic Ecosystem.” SUMMER 2002 Michael Lynch, Philosophy.

12. Connecticut College - Corporate, Foundations And Government Relations Reference grants are thought of, in one sense, as Today's foundations and government agencieslook for grant is the most ambitious and comprehensive college outlook yet. http://www.conncoll.edu/campaign/relations/strategicplan.html

Recent Grants Frequently Asked Questions Grant Proposal Guidelines Tips on Proposal Writing ... Assistance Form (This will open an Adobe Acrobat file in a new window. If your computer does not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, please download the program from the "Get Acrobat Reader" link below.) Grant Application Approval Form (This will open an Adobe Acrobat file in a new window. If your computer does not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, please download the program from the "Get Acrobat Reader" link below.) Checklist For Submitting a Proposal Accounting Policies and Post-Award Procedures NSF Fastlane Registration Research With Human or Animal Subjects ... Search the IRIS Database Grants and the Strategic Plan Over the past decade and beyond, our strategic plans have demonstrated a keen insight into the dynamic environment of higher education, and the society within which it operates. The last three strategic plans have represented a composed, assertive course of action matched by very few of our liberal arts counterparts ­ and people have noticed. Philanthropic organizations are established to give money away - in fact, in most cases must give away at least 5% of their total assets per year - but are acutely aware of the risk of subsidizing projects that lack the institutional guidance that ensures long-run viability of the results. Grants are thought of, in one sense, as seeding money for ideas which have potential and which display an ability to have a compelling impact on a particular field of study or on our larger society. But, if a seed is planted within a patch of sand, we all know it will not grow. Today's foundations and government agencies look for grant recipients who know how to get the most out of their institutional plots. Our long-term planning reveals a knack for doing just that. Our current

13. Internet Guide - Education & Grants / Foundations Los Angeles Public LibrarySearching the Internet Education grants / foundations EducationBrokeScholar college advice and scholarship help. http://www.lapl.org/inet/education.html

Searching the Internet Education Grants / Foundations Education BrokeScholar College advice and scholarship help. Contains more than 900,000 college scholarships. College is Possible College Rankings: U.S. News and World Report Colleges and universities ranked by region, specialty programs and campus diversity. Connect L.A. Provides online information and resources on employment, health, community services, education, affordable housing, childcare and government resources for underserved communities. Contentbank.org Informational Web sites from The Children's Partnership national initiative to guarantee high quality online content for low-income and underserved Americans. Provides resources for education, health, housing, jobs, and literacy needs. (Speech plug-in will not work from LAPL computers.) Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) Produced by the state licensing bureau, directory is searchable by subject, area or school name. Ed-Data Education Statistics Lists of currently available education statistics, from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES).

14. UCF Libraries -- Resources For Grants, Foundations, Scholarships about research and funding sources for the college. of links to grantmaking foundationsand organizations mostly focused on fellowships and grants available for http://library.ucf.edu/GovDocs/grants.htm

UCF Library Ask A Librarian Suggestions Resources for Grants, Foundations, and Scholarships Grants Foundations Scholarships Grants Starting Points: Financial Aid handouts available near the UCF Library Reference Desk identify some guides to grant sources in the UCF Library's Reference Collection. UCF Office of Research Sponsored Research webpage includes: will help you in finding funding with useful links and all the necessary forms. Proposals was designed to assist you when planning your research with sample budgets, checklists, and much more. covers state policy regarding patents and licensing agreements. It also contains all necessary forms as well as an Invention Disclosure Checklist. Other UCF Resources (College of Education) provides information about activities in the College. provides information about research and funding sources for the College. College Research Office Fellowships, Grants, Awards (Florida Eastern Europe Linkage Institute) offers a variety of links to grantmaking foundations and organizations. While it is mostly focused on fellowships and grants available for international students, scholars and institutions, U.S. institutions and organizations may find it useful as well. Contracts and Grants Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance is a government-wide compendium of Federal programs, projects, services, and activities which provide assistance or benefits to the American public.

15. The Foundation Center - Helping Grantseekers Succeed, Helping Grantmakers Make A Features a directory of private philanthropic and grant making foundations on the Internet. Also offers Category Society Philanthropy grants Grant-Making foundations......The Foundation Directory Online Foundation grants to Individuals Online Foundation HeadlinesPreferences for WellConnected college Applicants Under Fire http://fdncenter.org/

April 04, 2003 Foundation Giving Remained Stable in 2002 According to New Study Despite three consecutive years of stock market declines and a year-long recession, foundation giving last year was remarkably steady. But what is the forecast for 2003? Foundation Growth and Giving Estimates: 2002 Preview provides insight on the stability of institutional giving last year, and discusses the prospects for 2003. Read the press release or download the report Headlines Arizona-Based Charity Spends Only 1 Percent of Funds on Mission Goals Mellon Foundation Establishes University Endowments to Honor Former Chair Hanna Gray Job of the Day Director of Communications, Ms. Foundation for Women (New York) Request for Proposals Technology Opportunities Program to Fund Innovative Uses of Network Technologies National Academies Board on Children, Youth, and Families and the William T. Grant Foundation have announced that the University-Assisted Community School Program in Philadelphia is the winner of the new William T. Grant Foundation Youth Development Prize

16. The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations MIDDLEBURY college, Middlebury, VT $150,000. Bread Loaf Teacher Network. Back to the 2002 grants Menu . Back to the foundations' Homepage . http://jvm.com/davis/1998GRANTS.HTM

G RANTS PRIVATE HIGHER EDUCATION SECONDARY EDUCATION RELIGION HEALTH CARE ... OTHER GRANTS P RIVATE H IGHER E DUCATION BEREA COLLEGE, Berea, KY Endowment for portable computers for students' project. CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Pasadena, CA Collaborative program in the humanities for undergraduate students. CENTRE COLLEGE, Danville, KY Award for Excellence. CORNELL COLLEGE, Mount Vernon, IA Construction of a new fine arts facility. DICKINSON COLLEGE, Carlisle, PA Upgrade/renovation of science facilities. EARLHAM COLLEGE, Richmond, IN For purchase of science equipment. FURMAN UNIVERSITY, Greenville, SC Construction and equipping of a computer laboratory. HAVERFORD COLLEGE, Haverford, PA Construction and outfitting of the Math Question Center. KALAMAZOO COLLEGE, Kalamazoo, MI Renovation and development of the Information Service Complex. LUTHER COLLEGE, Decorah, IA Construction of the Center for the Arts and Community. MOREHOUSE COLLEGE, Atlanta, GA Endowment for the librarian of the new Learning Resources Center. MUHLENBERG COLLEGE, Allentown, PA For upgrade/renovation of the science facilities.

17. The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations Back to the 2003 grants Menu . HEALTH CARE. BAYLOR college OF MEDICINE, Houston,TX $200,000. Back to the 2003 grants Menu . Back to the foundations' Homepage . http://jvm.com/davis/RECENT.HTM

G RANTS PRIVATE HIGHER EDUCATION SECONDARY EDUCATION RELIGION HEALTH CARE ... OTHER GRANTS P RIVATE H IGHER E DUCATION BELOIT COLLEGE, Beloit, WI Endowment for the Logan Museum of Anthropology. BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE, Birmingham, AL Construction of a new science center. BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY, Waltham, MA To establish an Office of the Arts. COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS, Worcester, MA Improvements to physics teaching laboratories. OGLALA LAKOTA COLLEGE, Kyle, SD For faculty endowment. RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE, Ashland, VA Revision of the general education curriculum. S ECONDARY E DUCATION NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR ACCREDITATION OF TEACHER EDUCATION (NCATE), Washington, DC To develop district level professional development school partnerships. NATIONAL-LOUIS UNIVERSITY, Chicago, IL Professional development for small high schools in the Chicago area. OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY, Stillwater, OK National expansion of a professional development program to the secondary school level. R ELIGION AMERICAN BAPTIST SEMINARY OF THE WEST, Berkeley, CA To establish continuing theological education courses and improve recruitment.

18. Vassar College Library Internet Subject Resources college and University Info college and University Links. college Rankings.US Dept. foundations and grants. The Foundation Center Online. http://library.vassar.edu/vcl/electronics/etc/reference/reference.html

INTERNET SUBJECT RESOURCES Reference on the Web General Sites Abbreviations Almanacs Awards and Prizes ... Weather General Sites INFOMINE (Univ. of Calif.) Scholarly Internet resources collection. Ready Reference and Quick Facts (Librarians' Index to the Internet) Virtual Reference Desk (Purdue) The Reference Desk (Martindale's) Virtual Reference Collection (Brown Univ.) Virtual Reference Desk (U.Mich.) ... Xrefer: the Web's Reference Engine Abbreviations All that JAS: Journal Abbreviation Sources Almanacs Infoplease.com (Information Please) Awards and Prizes Nobel Prizes Pulitzer Prizes Biography Biography.com World Biographical Index Biographical entries for "eminent individuals" of the Americas, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Oceania. Business Dow Jones Business Directory Includes links to the Dow Jones Indexes. Forbes 500's Annual Directory Hoover's Online Includes capsules on over 12,000 companies in the U.S. and the world. : Corporate info. : Corporate info. Thomas Register of American Manufacturers Career Info Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2000

19. Allegheny College: Administration - Office Of Foundation And Corporate Relations This office helps to secure grants for Allegheny college and its facultyand staff from foundations, corporations and government agencies. http://www.allegheny.edu/administration/Foundations/

Office of Foundation and Corporate Relations Odd Fellows Building Director: Ann Areson OFFICE OF FOUNDATION AND CORPORATE RELATIONS WELCOME RESOURCE IDENTIFICATION PROPOSAL PREPARATION GRANTS ADMINISTRATION SELECTED PROJECTS ... FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Welcome! This site provides basic information about the grant-seeking process: how to identify funding sources, how to prepare proposals and how to manage grants once funding has been received. In addition, you can learn more about some of the people and projects at Allegheny that are supported through grants. If you have specific questions or if you would like more information, please contact Ann Areson at (814) 332-2348. Our office can help you in a number of ways. For example, we can work with you to: Discuss strategies for funding your project Refine your ideas to improve chances for receiving funding Identify funding sources Read and edit your proposal Prepare a budget Provide institutional data Assemble, copy and mail your final proposal

20. Grants And Foundation Giving NAU Graduate college Proposal and Grant Writing Resources Applying for Financial AidFellowships grants for the post to a number of foundations sponsoring post http://www.nau.edu/library/reference/grants.html

Search the Catalog Subject Word Author Title Author/Title Periodical Title Number Grants, Foundations, and Scholarships Funding Information Resources Search Engines Federal Government Foundations ... eBooks at the Cline Library Updated 12/17/02 Funding Information Resources Search Engines Federal Government Resources Foundations and Organizations Funding by Subject Disciplines and Other Categories ... NAU Graduate links Search Engines IRIS - Illinois Research Information Service (NAU only) Search the IRIS Database for funding opportunities in every field from agriculture to zoology, or view upcoming deadlines in 25 subject areas. IRIS allows you to receive funding alerts automatically and enables faculty members at institutions that subscribe to the World-Wide Web version of IRIS to create detailed electronic CVs ("biosketches") and post them to the Web for review by colleagues at other colleges and universities, program officers at federal and private funding agencies, and technology-transfer departments at private companies. Grant Information on the Web Provides a webliography of general guides, private sources, and government sources of funding information.

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