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Animal Assistance Foundation
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| Applicants must be 501(c)(3) organizations located in Colorado or directly benefiting Colorado pet owners. Grants for long-term funding, endowment funds, or retirement of debt will not be considered. AAF is interested in making grants that demonstrate new approaches to animal care and the understanding of the importance of animals. Priorities are to promote the welfare of animals regarding (1) accessibility to care, (2) quality of care, and (3) self-sufficiency of animal care organizations. |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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Animal Welfare Trust
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| Founded in January of 2001, Animal Welfare Trust operates as a 501(C)(3) private operating foundation devoted to promoting the well being of the animal community. Among our guiding values is the belief that animals have rights to experience a life of respect, free from unnecessary suffering. |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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Banfield Charitable Trust
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| The Banfield Charitable Trust offers grant to organization that make life better for Pets and their families. Special consideration will be given to collaborative projects with Pet-related organizations and Banfield team members working together towards a shared goal. |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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Bernice Barbour Foundation
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| The Bernice Barbour Foundation is a private charity established by the late Bernice Wall Barbour. It is a trust to be used for preservation and care of animals, and prevention of cruelty to animals in the United States. The Foundation primarily supports programs of IRS 501(c)(3) organizations whose purpose is to benefit animals. Organizations must have completed one year of actual hands-on animal care. The Foundation does not fund lobbying, or indirect costs. Hands-on projects are of special interest. Organizations involved in companion animal well-being should note the Foundation only funds those which spay and neuter all animals before adopting them out, before they leave the Shelter. Certificates, contracts, or deposits for sterilizing animals after they have left the Shelter are not acceptable. Funding requests for exotics, species not indigenous to the United States, or land acquisition will not be considered. The Foundation does not fund government agencies (local, county, state or federal), activism or litigation. |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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Build-A-Bear Workshop Foundation
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| Build-A-Bear Workshop Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization committed to improving communities and impacting lives through unique philanthropic programs that help children and families, animals and the environment. |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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DJ & T Foundation
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| A Non-Profit Foundation Devoted to The Support of Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinics and Voucher Programs Throughout the 50 United States and the District of Columbia. |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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Farm's Sabina Fund
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| The Sabina Fund provides grants of $500-1,000 to small grassroots projects, primarily in developing countries, promoting a vegan diet and publicizing the devastating impacts of animal agriculture. The Fund honors the memory of FARM President Alex Hershaft's mother, Sabina, who passed away on February 14, 1996. |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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FishAmerica Foundation
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| The FishAmerica Foundation, the American Sportfishing Association's conservation and research arm, provides funding to nonprofit organizations such as sporting clubs, civic associations, conservation groups, and state agencies in the United States and Canada for projects designed to enhance fish populations, restore fish habitat, improve water quality, and advance fisheries research, thereby increasing the opportunity for sportfishing success. The FishAmerica Foundation provides funding for hands on-projects at the local level. These projects enhance fish populations, restore fish habitat, improve water quality, and advance fisheries research in North America and Canadathereby increasing the opportunity for sportfishing success. |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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Frank Stanley Beveridge Foundation
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| The Frank Stanley Beveridge Foundation, Inc. welcomes the opportunity to consider grant proposals from the following Institutional/Program Activity Areas: Animal Related, Arts, Culture, and Humanities, Civil Rights, Social Action, Advocacy, Education, Employment/Jobs, Environmental Quality, Protection & Beautification, Food, Nutrition, Agriculture, Health - General & Rehabilitative Services, Health - Multipurpose Associations/Services Associated with Specific Diseases/Disorders/Medical Disciplines, Housing/Shelter, Human Services, Medical Research, Mental Health, Crisis Intervention, Philanthropy, Voluntarism, and Grantmaking Foundations Public Protection: Crime & Delinquency Prevention, Legal Administration, Legal Services, Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief, Public/Society Benefit, Recreation, Leisure, Sports, Athletics, Religion, Science and Technology, Research Institutes/Services, Social Science Research Institutes/Services, Youth Development. |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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Fund For Wild Nature
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| The Fund for Wild Nature (Fund) provides money for campaigns to save and restore native species and wild ecosystems, including actions to defend wilderness and biological diversity. If your project is not clearly and directly connected to these priorities, please clearly explain the link. We fund advocacy, litigation, public policy work, development of citizen science, and similar endeavors. We do not fund basic scientific research, private land acquisition, individual action or study, or conferences. We will only fund media projects that have a clear strategic value and a concrete plan for dissemination of the final product.
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation
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| Our giving in Welfare of Animals currently has two components, The New Jersey Animal Assistance Program, which primarily funds projects focusing on companion animal needs in New Jersey and the Frontiers for Veterinary Medicine initiative, which supports veterinary student research and projects to foster innovation in the humane treatment of animals. Visit the Welfare of Animals section of our site and see detailed guidelines for both of these programs. |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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Handsel Foundation
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| The Handsel Foundation gives grants to organizations in California, Oregon, and Washington State working to end companion animal cruelty and neglect. Priority is given to organizations with targeted spay/neuter programs, effective adoption programs, and education programs that address animal cruelty and neglect. The foundation focuses on giving grants to organizations that do not receive wide public support. Further, the foundation is particularly interested in funding smaller animal welfare organizations and programs that have the potential to be models for others working on behalf of companion animals. |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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Lennon Family Foundation
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| The Lennon Family Foundation is a collection of donor-advised funds in operation since 2000 that can provide support to IRS-recognized 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations. In keeping with the spirit of the Lennon Family interests, there are currently four focus areas for the Foundation. They are: Conservation (habitat and species), Education (outdoor, arts, sciences), Health (medical and scientific research), Humanitarian (economic development/relief). |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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Maddie's Fund
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| Maddie's Fund will support animal welfare groups and veterinary medical associations that operate within the United States and are classified by the Internal Revenue Service as tax-exempt organizations. |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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Meacham Foundation Memorial Grant
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| The Meacham Foundation Memorial Grant was established in 1969, in memory of Tressa Meacham, to provide financial assistance to agencies for shelter expansion or improvements. Grant money must be used to increase and/or improve the quality of care given to animals. Grants may be awarded in any amount up to $4,000. |
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Animal & Wildlife Grants |
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