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The
Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund
The Fund has already distributed a number of grants including approximately £1 million to
the six charities of which the Princess was patron or president of at the time of her
death: £1 million to Leonard Cheshire for Park House, £1 million to the Osteopathic
Centre for Children and £1 million for the landmine cause. In addition, £5 million has
been distributed between those charities with which the Princess had close associations.
As the Fund is engaged in pro-active grant-making, providing grants on
‘invitation to bid' basis, the Fund is unable to accept general requests
for funding from either organisations or individuals.
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Digital
Equipment Corporation Community Relations Program (Now part of HP)
DIGITAL believes that children deserve to have positive experiences and access to choices
that will encourage them to reach their full potential. Thus, the company has focused its
charitable resources on the theme of "Children and Youth: Investing in the
Future."
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The
Discount Foundation
The Discount Foundation is a small, private grant making foundation. It's sole grant
program, "Jobs and Living Wages for the Poor", focuses on expanding job
opportunities, wages, and benefits for poor and working people, including participants in
state and local workfare programs.
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Dominion
Energy - The Dominion
Foundation supports selected civic and charitable endeavors in
locations where it has major facilities and business interests. Grants
are made in several categories (detailed below), and they support a
variety of programs, such as food banks, homeless shelters,
educational grants, cultural outreach programs in the performing arts,
and land and habitat preservation, to name a few. Other areas of
funding interest include Civic and Community Development, Culture and
the Arts, Education, Environment, Health and Human Services. Dominion
has long invested in communities through programs, volunteer
activities and charitable giving. Dominion’s outreach is directed
primarily to the states where it provides electricity and natural gas:
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, North Carolina and West Virginia.
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R.R. Donnelley
At RR Donnelley, we believe in supporting the communities in which we do
business. Our corporate inclusion team, site and regionally based
Inclusion Councils and leaders at all levels of our organization build
relationships with national and local community partners.
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Do Right
Foundation
Seeks to fund pilot programs addressing violence prevention,
joblessness, justice system productivity, welfare, government
efficiency and
parenting skills.
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Dow Chemicals Charitable
Contributions
"Our goal is to improve the quality of education for kindergarten through 12th grade
in North America in math, science and technology." Education is only one of the
areas of funding interest to Dow, please select the topic of interest from the options
presented at their site.
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Draper Laboratories Community Outreach
- Cambridge, Massachusetts
Supports nonprofit, community, civic, and educational programs and organizations that seek
to better the life of the local community in Cambridge.
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The Peter F. Drucker
Foundation for Nonprofit Management
By providing educational opportunities and resources, the Foundation furthers its mission
to lead social sector organizations toward excellence in performance. The Foundation
pursues this mission through the presentation of conferences, video teleconferences, the
annual Peter F. Drucker Award for Nonprofit Innovation, and the development of management
resources, partnerships, and publications.
Joseph
Drown Foundation
Areas of Interest: K-12 education in both public and private schools, medical
and scientific research (grants initiated by the foundation), arts and humanities (mainly
for education and outreach), community health and social services, and special projects.
The Duke Energy Community Programs- North Carolina
Areas of funding interest include education, environment, community.
The Dunn Foundation
The mission of The Dunn Foundation is to promote a national ethic for the conservation and
enhancement of the visual environment.
The
Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation
The Foundation makes awards to academic and other eligible institutions. Support for
travel, conferences, individual scholarships and fellowships, endowments, and capital
constructions is not normally provided.
Duke Endowment North and South Carolina
Health and child care
Duke
Energy Foundation - North Carolina
At the core of our commitment to the community is The Duke Energy Foundation. Funded by Duke Energy shareholders, this non-profit organization makes charitable grants to selected non-profits or governmental subdivisions.
DuPage Community Foundation
The Foundation makes charitable grants in the community through not-for-profit
organizations working in the areas of social service, cultural arts, education, civic
affairs and health.
DuPont Social Responsibility
The company contributes over $30 million a year to support education, improve the quality
of life, and enhance the economic vitality of local communities. This includes support to
environmental programs, the arts, health and human service organizations, and community
and civic activities.
Jessie
Ball duPont Religious Charitable Educational Fund
The Fund endeavors to work creatively with its eligible institutions and their partners to
address broad-based issues of communities and of the larger society that have regional,
national, and international relevance. The Fund seeks to address societal needs through
its competitive and feasibility grantmaking programs.
Duquesne Light Company
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Duquesne Light has a long-term commitment to investing in the community. Improving the
quality of life in the communities we serve creates a more vibrant and positive climate, a
better prepared and educated work force, more productive citizens and greater
opportunities for business growth and development.
Nargis Dutt Cancer Foundation
A Non-profit Organization which is dedicated to helping, and funding people with all types
of cancer.
The Dyson Foundation
In its forty-three years of grant making, the Dyson Foundation has grown and evolved and
has awarded over $58,000,000 to worthy organizations, innovative programs, and compelling
causes. The Dyson Foundation does not review unsolicited proposals. Rather, we ask all
applicants to submit a two- to three-page letter of inquiry addressing the guidelines.
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