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Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga
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| The Foundation created the Open Grants process to encourage, inspire, and improve lives in the community of Greater Chattanooga. Focus funding areas include Community Based Initiatives dealing with: Health Behaviors, Basic Human Needs/Social Services, Neighborhood Revitalization, The Needs of Immigrant Populations, Early Childhood Development Birth through Grade 3, Improved College Access. Proposed programs are limited to a maximum request of $20,000, and should be based on a documented community need and have clearly articulated targeted outcomes, implementation plans, and evaluation plans. |
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Community Foundation of Greater Memphis
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| The mission of the Community Foundation of Greater Memphis is to strengthen our community through philanthropy. Through our Community Partnership Fund, we support initiatives and good work in the arts, education, the environment, animal welfare, health services and research, mental health, community building, hunger and shelter, disaster relief, youth, human services, philanthropy and religious institutions. |
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Cracker Barrel Foundation
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| The Cracker Barrel Foundation seeks to strengthen and preserve our community by supporting programs in the areas of education, human services, cultural affairs and the environment. Special consideration is given to programs that address children, youth and family issues, and emphasize traditional values such as hard work, education and self-reliance. |
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Frist Foundation
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| The Frist Foundation is dedicated to sustaining and improving the quality of life in Nashville, Tennessee. At present, much of the Foundation's funding is focused on the Frist Center for the Visual Arts. However, starting in 2009 the Foundation is taking a special interest in helping to sustain Nashville agencies that serve vulnerable populations -- an emphasis reflecting the economic challenges faced by both organizations and their clients |
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Louie M. and Betty M. Phillips Foundation - Nashville
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| The Phillips Foundation supports a variety of organizations in the fields of health, human services, civic affairs, education and the arts. The organizations are funded out of budget allocations established by the Foundation Board on an annual basis. By setting aside specific percentages for areas such as arts and education, the Foundation can balance competing interests and ensure that a variety of community needs are met. With rare exceptions, grants are limited to organizations in the greater Nashville area. |
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Memorial Foundation
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| The Foundation prefers to make grants that will have a significant and lasting impact on a group as well as its community. The Foundation places special emphasis on assisting organizations that focus on: Health, Youth and Children, Senior Citizens, Education, Human & Social Services, Community Services, Substance Abuse (including alcohol, drugs and tobacco). The Memorial Foundation awards grants to nonprofit organizations that provide services to people who live in the geographic area served by Nashville Memorial Hospital. Requests for support outside this area are not considered. |
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Nissan Foundation
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| The Nissan Foundation was established in 1992. Its mission is to support educational programs that celebrate and foster appreciation and understanding for our diverse cultural heritage. The Foundation also seeks to maximize its investment in the community by enhancing career potential for young adults in the automotive industry. All organizations applying for funding through Nissan Neighbors must meet the following requirements: Support projects compatible with one of the Nissan Neighbors focus areas; Serve communities surrounding Nissan's affiliate locations - Southern California (Location of Nissan North America, Inc. - Corporate Headquarters and Nissan Design America); Middle Tennessee (Location of Nissan North America, Inc. - Manufacturing); South Central Mississippi (Location of Nissan North America, Inc. - Manufacturing); Dallas/Ft. Worth (Location of Nissan Motor Acceptance Corporation); Metro Detroit (Location of Nissan Technical Center North America). |
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Safeco - Nashville
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| Safeco realizes that the most vibrant and successful neighborhoods have three things in common: an economically strong foundation, the ability to protect that foundation, and a cohesiveness that makes them desirable places to live. Our funding priorities seek to build strength in each of these areas. We fund programs and organizations that play a role in: Building an economic foundation for strong neighborhoods, Helping neighborhoods flourish and thrive. Safeco also participates in programs and projects that are unique to the Puget Sound. We proactively select the issues, find appropriate partners and take the initiative. Applications for grants are not accepted for projects in this area. |
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The Appalachian Community Fund
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| ACF makes grants in the Appalachian counties of Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia and Tennessee. This region encompasses Eastern Kentucky, the entire state of West Virginia, southwestern Virginia, and eastern Tennessee. Areas of funding interest: Grassroots action on hunger issues, Economic opportunity building in rural communities through the sale of locally produced products, Improving benefits and broadening eligibility for disabled miners and their families, Environmental action, Programs to stop violence against women and children, Citizen work in support of new migrant communities, Youth outreach and programs designed with youth input which are building connections between teens and elderly citizens; addressing educational and academic needs; and developing strategies for at-risk youth. |
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