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Sacramento Region Community Foundation
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| The Sacramento Region Community Foundation partners with donors, philanthropic groups and nonprofit organizations to identify community priorities and then mobilize resources to meet them. With over 350 funds, Foundation donors have an interest in a variety of areas of community life, including education, youth development, the environment and arts and culture. The Foundation seeks to support nonprofit organizations that conduct programs within our geographical service area: Sacramento, Yolo, Placer and/or El Dorado counties. |
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San Luis Obispo County Community Foundation
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| Each year the Community Foundation selects a specific focus for the general grantmaking cycle, such as nonprofit organizational strengthening and/or capacity building. Each cycle is competitive and provides grants to a variety of qualified nonprofit organizations throughout San Luis Obispo County. There are several options for applying for grants through the Community Foundation. Grants and funds may have different foci such as arts and culture, health, education, human services or community enhancement. |
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Sara Lee Foundation
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| To ensure the most effective use of its grant funds, the Sara Lee Foundation operates within guidelines that direct its support to nonprofit organizations working in three areas: hunger, job training, and arts and culture (read more about the individual focus areas by following the links). To do this, we have organized our direct grants into two categories: Community Initiatives and Cultural. Nonprofit organizations that are located outside the Chicago metropolitan area and in communities where Sara Lee has a facility, should submit grant requests to the local Sara Lee facility. |
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SBC Foundation - Now AT & T
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| The SBC Foundation supports organizations and programs that enrich and strengthen diverse communities across the United States, with emphasis on education, community development, health and human services, and arts and culture. Please be advised that SBC merged with AT & T and there is a new foundation. |
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SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation Fund
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| The SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation Fund works with hundreds of organizations, both big and small, around the world. All of these groups share a common goal protecting animals, people and places. Aiming to achieve long-term conservation success, we support projects that are: 1. Science-based, 2.Solution-driven, 3. Community-oriented. |
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Sempra Energy Foundation
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| The Sempra Energy Foundation was founded on the principle that we can help make a difference by creating innovative partnerships in our communities to produce sustainable and responsible change. We are dedicated to investing in creative ideas and innovative approaches that can result in high-impact change in the following areas: Sustainability and the advancement of new environmental and energy technologies; Infrastructure development and improvement; and Support for people and communities in need. |
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Shasta Regional Community Foundation
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| The Community Foundation currently makes grants from individual scholarship funds and donor-advised funds. With the exception of scholarships, the foundation makes grants to nonprofit organizations only, i.e., no grants to individuals. Areas of funding interest: Arts for Community, Youth and other Grantmaking Programs. |
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Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation
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| The Foundation encourages and supports policy analysis, advocacy, and research, as well as educational and artistic activities that address issues around society's changing family structure and its cultural and ethnic diversity. Our three main areas of activity are: Arts and Culture, Health and Human Services, and Civil Liberty and Social Justice. Our geographic domains are primarily, though not restricted to, the Himalayan region and the New York City metropolitan area. |
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SIA Foundation
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| The SIA Foundation Inc. is committed to making gifts to qualifying organizations, institutions, or entities within Indiana that will improve the quality of life and help meet the needs of the residents of the State of Indiana. The Foundation achieves this mission through cash grants which are used to support the funding of specific capital projects in the areas of: Arts and Culture, Education, Health and Welfare. |
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Social Justice Fund NW
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| Social Justice Fund NW, formerly A Territory Resource, is dedicated to addressing the root causes of social, economic, and environmental inequities. Each year, the fund raises money from its members and friends, and then grants that money to nonprofit social justice organizations in the Northwest and northern Rockies region (Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming). |
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Solano Community Foundation
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| There are three granting programs at the Solano Community Foundation.
1. Unrestricted funds from the Foundation (the Education Plus! Mini-Grant Program), 2. Grants from Donors' Funds, and 3. The Seven Cities Fund, comprised of seven non-endowed Funds established by the Foundation, one for each of the seven cities in Solano County. An average of $1M is granted every year through donor advised Funds. Solano Community Foundation jump started 2008 with over $450,000 in grants in January alone. The vast majority of grants made by the Solano Community Foundation come from our donors (category 2, above). Each of these Grant Programs has its own page on this website. For more information, please use the links on the list above. |
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Sprint Foundation
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| The Foundation's charitable giving program emphasizes the support of local and regional organizations in those communities in which the corporation has a major presence. Currently, those areas include Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York City (metro area), Orlando, San Francisco and Washington, D.C.; however, these areas are subject to change. Support of national organizations with a broad sphere of interests will be considered on a case-by-case basis. The Foundation's geographic focus is primarily domestic. Areas of funding interest include: Education, Arts, Culture and Humanities, Youth Development. |
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SRP - Arizona
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| SRP will focus its corporate contributions on consistent and meaningful involvement in community issues and programs in the areas of: Education, Arts and culture, Health and human services, Civic leadership, Environmental quality. |
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