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Nonprofit Grant Finder | FUNDER ANALYSIS
Foundation Name Abbott Fund
Grant Range $5,000 - $89,581
Website http://www.abbottfund.org/
Application Eligibility test must be completed and passed to get access to

Information on-line application. Requests for funding to the United Way and
its agencies will be considered on an exception basis only.
Unsolicited applications for Global AIDS Care are not accepted.
Grant requests should not exceed $100,000. Grants in excess
of $100,000 will be considered only by invitation. Application
form not required. Applicants should submit the following:
Copy of IRS Determination Letter
Initial approach: Complete online application
Board meeting date(s): Ongoing
Deadline(s): Jan. to Oct.
Final notification: 6 to 8 weeks
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5.19.2010
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31 Funder Profiles, Number of Nonprofits
32 Funder Profiles, Number of Grants Given
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FUNDER PROFILES
Foundation Name Abbott Fund
Grant Range $5,000 - $89,581
Website http://www.abbottfund.org/
Application Eligibility test must be completed and passed to get access to

Information on-line application. Requests for funding to the United Way and
its agencies will be considered on an exception basis only.
Unsolicited applications for Global AIDS Care are not accepted.
Grant requests should not exceed $100,000. Grants in excess
of $100,000 will be considered only by invitation. Application
form not required. Applicants should submit the following:
Initial approach: Complete online application
Board meeting date(s): Ongoing
Deadline(s): Jan. to Oct.
Foundation Name Arcus Foundation
Grant Range $50,000 - $60,000
Website http://www.arcusfoundation.org/
Application Application Process:

Information 1) Please confirm that your organization is an eligible tax-
exempt organization under Sec. 501(c)(3) of the IRS regulations
(or as a non-US organization, can you demonstrate an
equivalent status and a non-discrimination or EEO policy
compliant);
2) Contact appropriate foundation program officer to discuss
interest and ideas for your request;
3) Submit a formal Letter of Inquiry to the foundation; and
4) If invited, submit a full proposal. After reviewing your LOI, the
foundation will inform you as to whether a full proposal is being
invited. Application form not required.
Applicants should submit the following:
Timetable for implementation and evaluation of project
Signature and title of chief executive officer
Results expected from proposed grant
Qualifications of key personnel
Statement of problem project will address
Brief history of organization and description of its mission
Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial statement/

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990
How project's results will be evaluated or measured
Detailed description of project and amount of funding
requested
Organization's charter and by-laws
Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project
budget
Initial approach: Contact a foundation program officer and then
submit a formal letter of inquiry
Copies of proposal: 4
Board meeting date(s): Four board meetings annually
Deadline(s): Rolling; Once the foundation accepts a Letter of
Inquiry and invites a full proposal, a specific deadline for
submission of the full proposal will then be provided in the letter
of invitation sent by the foundation
Final notification: After board meetings; Grant recipients will
receive a Grant Award Letter.
Additional information: Only one copy of the letter of inquiry is
required.
Foundation Name Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Grant Range $2,500 - $990,000
Website http://www.gatesfoundation.org/
Application Review funding guidelines and eligibility overview on

Information foundation's web site before initial contact with foundation;
proposals should not be submitted without prior invitation by
the foundation. No mail-in applications are accepted.
Application form required. Applicants should submit the

following:

Initial approach: Letter of inquiry (not exceeding 4 pages and
only accepted in Global Health and Pacific Northwest giving
areas); submit formal funding proposal upon invitation from
foundation
Deadline(s): Generally none
Final notification: 10-12 weeks
Foundation Name Boston Foundation, Inc.

Grant Range $1,000 - $50,000
Website http://www.tbf.org/
Application The foundation will invite submission of full proposals based on

Information its review of the Pre-Application Form, but will not consider
uninvited proposals. Visit the foundation Web site for Pre-
Application Form and guidelines. Pre-Application Form may be
completed online or mailed to the foundation in hard-copy form;
faxed or e-mailed applications not accepted. Application form
required. Applicants should submit the following:
Name, address and phone number of organization
Geographic area to be served
Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other key
people and their affiliations
requested
Contact person
budget
Initial approach: Submit Pre-Application Form
Board meeting date(s): Mar., June, Sept., and Dec.
Deadline(s): Jan. 5 and July 1 for Pre-Application Form; Mar. 15
and Sept. 15 for full proposal
Final notification: Invitation for full proposal within 6 weeks of
Pre-Application Form
Foundation Name Christel DeHaan Family Foundation
Grant Range $20,000 - $20,000
Website N/A
Application Applications are accepted by invitation only. Application form

Information required. Copies of proposal: 1
Board meeting date(s): June and Dec.
Foundation Name Coastal Community Foundation of South Carolina
Grant Range $25,000 - $30,000

Website http://www.coastalcommunityfoundation.org/
Application Visit foundation Web site for application forms and additional
Information guidelines per grant type. The foundation's Grants Committee
assesses all Open Grants Letters of Intent and then
recommends a full proposal be submitted, that a full proposal
be submitted with suggested changes, or that the applicant not
submit a proposal because the request is not likely to be
funded. Faxed or e-mailed Letters of Intent are not accepted.
following:
1. Signature and title of chief executive officer

2. Results expected from proposed grant
3. Statement of problem project will address
4. Population served
5. Copy of IRS Determination Letter
6. Geographic area to be served
7. How project's results will be evaluated or measured
8. Detailed description of project and amount of funding
requested
9. Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project
budget
10. Listing of additional sources and amount of support
Initial approach: Letter of intent (not to exceed 2 pages
excluding attachments)
Board meeting date(s): 2nd Wed. of alternate months
Deadline(s): Varies
Final notification: Varies
Foundation Name Compton Foundation, Inc.
Grant Range $25,000 - $40,000
Website http://www.comptonfoundation.org/
Application Proposals submitted by fax or e-mail not accepted. Application

Information form required. Applicants should submit the following:
1. Qualifications of key personnel

2. Copy of IRS Determination Letter
3. Brief history of organization and description of its mission
4. Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial
statement/990
6. Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other
3. Brief history of organization and description of its mission
4. Copy of most recent annual report/audited financial
statement/990
6. Listing of board of directors, trustees, officers and other
key people and their affiliations
7. Detailed description of project and amount of funding
requested
8. Copy of current year's organizational budget and/or project
budget
9. Listing of additional sources and amount of support
Initial approach: Brief 3- to 4-page proposal
Board meeting date(s): June and Dec.
Deadline(s): Mar. 7 (for June meeting) and Sept. 7 (for Dec.
meeting)
Final notification: 6 months after the Board meeting dates
Additional information: Along with proposal, please send a
Proposal Outline Form. The form can be found on the
foundation's Web site. Also, the names and contact information
for 3 - 5 references should be submitted with proposal. The
applicant will be notified if additional information or a site visit is
required.
Foundation Name Elton John AIDS Foundation, Inc.
Grant Range $200,000 - $200,000
Website http://www.ejaf.org
Application International organizations outside of the foundation's normal

Information geographic boundaries that are interested in funding should
contact email@ejaf-uk.org for grant information. Application
form required. Initial approach: Online application
Deadline(s): Varies
Foundation Name Flora Family Foundation
Grant Range $10,000 - $10,000
Website http://www.florafamily.org
Application Contributes only to pre-selected organizations. Board meeting

Information date(s): Feb., June, and Oct.
Foundation Name Frankel Family Foundation

Grant Range $15,000 - $15,000
Website N/A
Application Contributes only to pre-selected organizations.

Information
Foundation Name Glaser Progress Foundation
Grant Range $25,000 - $25,000
Website http://www.glaserprogress.org/
Application Guidelines available on foundation web site. Application form

Information not required. Applicants should submit the following:
requested
Contact person
budget
Initial approach: Letter or e-mail
Board meeting date(s): Approx. 6 months after receipt of
application letter to staff and board review
Deadline(s): None
Foundation Name Greater Kansas City Community Foundation
Grant Range $10,000 - $10,000
Website http://www.gkccf.org/
Application Visit foundation Web site for application form and guidelines.
Information Application form required. Initial approach: Complete online
Nonprofit profile
Deadline(s): July 31
Final notification: Nov.
Foundation Name Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Foundation
Grant Range $45,000 - $45,000

Website http://www.greenmountaincoffeefoundation.org/
Application Initial approach: Contact foundation for application information

Information Deadline(s): None
Foundation Name Herb Block Foundation
Grant Range $25,000 - $25,000
Website http://www.herbblockfoundation.org/
Application The foundation uses Washington Grantmakers' Common Grant

Information Application Form. See foundation Web site for full application
information, including grant program cycles, application
timelines, and eligibility requirements. Application form
required. Initial approach: Letter of inquiry; submit proposals
upon foundation invitation only
Board meeting date(s): Jan., May, and late Sept.
Deadline(s): Check foundation Web site for application
deadlines
Final notification: Approximately 4 weeks
Foundation Name Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Contribution

Fund
Grant Range $37,912 - $50,000
Website http://www.jnj.com/connect/caring/
Application Contributes only to pre-selected organizations. Board meeting

Information date(s): Mar., June, Sept., and Dec.
Foundation Name Leaves of Grass Fund
Grant Range $12,000 - $20,000
Website N/A

Information
Foundation Name Levi Strauss Foundation

Grant Range $30,000 - $40,000
Website http://www.levistrauss.com/Citizenship/
LeviStraussFoundation.aspx

Information
Foundation Name Mary Wohlford Foundation
Grant Range $25,000 - $36,000
Website N/A

Information
Foundation Name Moriah Fund
Grant Range $40,000 - $50,000
Website http://www.moriahfund.org/index.htm
Application The Moriah Fund will no longer accept or review unsolicited

Information proposals. This new policy, a result of the current economic
situation and decline in Moriah's assets, is intended to save
organizations the work of preparing proposals that cannot be
funded. As Moriah determines new strategies, policies and
plans, the foundation will keep you updated on the website. In
the meantime, grantmaking will continue on an invitation-only
basis. Board meeting date(s): May and Nov.
Foundation Name Ms. Foundation for Women
Grant Range $10,000 - $10,000
Website http://www.ms.foundation.org/
Application Application form not required. Initial approach: Submit proposal

Information Board meeting date(s): Fall, winter, and spring
Deadline(s): May 14
Final notification: June 30

Foundation Name Naomi and Nehemiah Cohen Foundation
Grant Range $15,000 - $35,000
Website http://www.nncf.net/
Application Washington Grantmakers' Common Grant Application is

Information accepted but not required. Application form not required.

990
budget
Initial approach: Letter of intent
Board meeting date(s): Quarterly
Deadline(s): Quarterly
Final notification: 1-3 months
Foundation Name Neil & Anna Rasmussen Foundation
Grant Range $10,000 - $10,000
Website N/A

Information
Foundation Name Oak Hill Fund
Grant Range $25,000 - $75,000
Website http://www.oakhillfund.org/
Application The fund uses an online application process; see fund web site
Information for application guidelines and requirements. Application form
not required. Initial approach: E-mail letter of inquiry
Board meeting date(s): Monthly
Deadline(s): None
Final notification: 30 days from receipt

Foundation Name Open Society Institute
Grant Range $20,000 - $117,500
Website http://www.soros.org/
Application For program application guidelines and deadlines see

Information foundation web site. The site includes a wizard to help
determine eligibility and submit an inquiry electronically.
Application form not required. Initial approach: Letter of inquiry,
only if grantseeker does not have internet access
Foundation Name Philip & Rebecca Hochman Foundation
Grant Range $15,000 - $15,000
Website N/A

Information
Foundation Name Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund
Grant Range $10,000 - $75,000
Website http://www.goldmanfund.org/
Application Applications sent by fax are not considered. Applications

Information emailed through the foundation's web site link are accepted.
Application form not required. Applicants should submit the
following:
Population served
Descriptive literature about organization
requested
Contact person
requested
Contact person
budget
Listing of additional sources and amount of support
Additional materials/documentation
Initial approach: 2-page letter (including a 1-paragraph
executive summary)
Board meeting date(s): 3 times per year
Deadline(s): None
Final notification: 6-9 months
Foundation Name Robert Sterling Clark Foundation, Inc.
Grant Range $60,000 - $65,000
Website http://www.rsclark.org/
Application Application form not required. Applicants should submit the

Information following:
How project will be sustained once grantmaker support is
completed
990
requested
budget
Initial approach: Proposal (not exceeding 15 pages) and a one-
page proposal summary
Board meeting date(s): Jan., Apr., July, and Oct.
Deadline(s): None
Final notification: 1 to 6 months
Foundation Name Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc.

Grant Range $7,000 - $75,000
Website http://www.rbf.org/
Application Application guidelines available on foundation web site. The

Information foundation is now accepting applications for Charles E.
Culpeper Arts & Culture Grants online. Application form not

990
What distinguishes project from others in its field
requested
Contact person
budget

Initial approach: Letter (not exceeding 2 to 3 pages) see
foundation web site for online letter of inquiry and preliminary
grant compatibility quiz; For Arts and Culture grants use online
application available on the fund's web site
Board meeting date(s): Mar., June, Oct., and Dec.
Deadline(s): From Jan. 1 to Mar. 1 for Arts and Culture
Final notification: 3 months
Foundation Name Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, Inc.
Grant Range $75,000 - $75,000
Website http://www.rockpa.org/
Application Accepts the Philanthropy NY Common Application Form.

Information Deadline(s): Nov. 1 for Gulf Coast Fund

Foundation Name Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Grant Range $2,000 - $812,000
Website http://www.siliconvalleycf.org/
Application Visit foundation Web site for application forms, guidelines, and
Information deadlines per grant type. Application form required. Initial
approach: Attend a grant information session
Deadline(s): Varies
Final notification: Within 6 weeks
Foundation Name Stuart & Benjamin Abelson Foundation
Grant Range $15,000 - $15,000
Website N/A

Information
Foundation Name The Annie E. Casey Foundation
Grant Range $75,000 - $100,000
Website http://www.aecf.org/
Application The foundation does not often fund unsolicited grant

Information applications. The foundation's approach to grant making
focuses on making multi-year, multi-site commitments that
enable them to invest in long-term strategies and partnerships
that strengthen families and communities. Most grantees are by
invitation. Application form not required. Applicants should
submit the following:
Population served
requested
Initial approach: Letter (no more than 3 pages)
Board meeting date(s): 5 times annually
Deadline(s): None
Final notification: Approximately 30 days after receiving letter

Foundation Name The Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc.
Grant Range $20,000 - $20,000
Website http://www.bms.com/foundation/Pages/home.aspx
Application Application form required. Applicants should submit the

requested
budget
Contact person
990
Initial approach: Complete online application for Community
Grants
Board meeting date(s): Dec. and as needed
Deadline(s): 12 weeks prior to need for Community Grants
Final notification: 6 weeks for Community Grants
Foundation Name The Brush Foundation
Grant Range $25,000 - $25,000
Website http://www.brushfoundation.org/
Application The foundation does not accept unsolicited proposals.

Information Proposals are invited following review of letter of interest.
following:
completed
990


requested
budget
Initial approach: Request Letter of Inquiry Form
Board meeting date(s): Spring and fall
Deadline(s): Twice annually. Contact foundation for specific
deadlines or refer to foundation web site
Final notification: Notice of awards will be made within 4
months
Additional information: Projects that the foundation wishes to
consider after evaluating letters of inquiry will be notified within
a month of the deadline for letters of interest submission;
organizations who are invited to do so should then submit grant
proposal by deadline given.
Foundation Name The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region
Grant Range $1,000 - $60,000
Website http://www.cfncr.org/
Application Visit foundation Web site for application forms, deadlines, and
Information guidelines. Application form required. Initial approach: Contact
foundation
Deadline(s): Varies"
Foundation Name The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
Grant Range $400,000 - $400,000
Website http://www.packard.org/
Application Review program guidelines online; foundation does not accept

Information proposals for all of their areas of interest. Application form not
Population served
Population served
990
requested
Contact person
budget
Initial approach: Proposal or 2- to 3-page letter of inquiry
Deadline(s): None
Final notification: Varies
Foundation Name The Draper Richards Foundation
Grant Range $100,000 - $100,000
Website http://www.draperrichards.org/
Application Please see foundation web site for submission guidelines.

Information Application form not required. Initial approach: Brief proposal,
no more than 3 pages
Deadline(s): None
Final notification: Acknowledgement of receipt within 14
business days
Foundation Name The Educational Foundation of America
Grant Range $60,000 - $70,000
Website http://www.efaw.org/
Application The foundation has temporarily suspended accepting letters of

Information inquiry as the board conducts a strategic review of the
foundation's grantmaking approach. Application form required.

The foundation has temporarily suspended accepting letters of
inquiry as the board conducts a strategic review of the
foundation's grantmaking approach. Application form required.

requested
Contact person
budget
Initial approach: Letter of inquiry sent via E-mail only
Board meeting date(s): Varies
Deadline(s): None
Final notification: Usually within 2 weeks
Additional information: The foundation staff will review the letter
of inquiry and notify the applicant whether or not to submit a full
proposal.
Foundation Name The Ford Foundation
Grant Range $30,000 - $400,000
Website http://www.fordfoundation.org/
Application Prospective applicants are advised to review the foundation's

Information web site for information or current funding guidelines.
Application form not required. Initial approach: Brief letter of
inquiry or online submission via website
Deadline(s): None
Final notification: Initial indication as to whether proposal falls
within program interests within 6 weeks
Applications accepted in the following language(s): Chinese;
Portuguese; and Spanish
Foundation Name The George Gund Foundation
Grant Range $10,000 - $50,000
Website http://www.gundfoundation.org/

Application Applicants will find the cover sheet on the foundation web site,
Information or can receive it by mail by contacting the foundation. The
foundation accepts organizations using the common grant
application form that has been developed by Ohio Grantmaker
Forum and can be downloaded from http://
www.OhioGrantmakers.org. Proposals sent by fax not
considered. Please do not submit proposals in notebooks,
binders, or plastic folders. Proposals are due the next business
day if a deadline falls on a weekend. Application form required.
990
requested
Contact person
budget
Initial approach: Letter of inquiry or proposal
Board meeting date(s): Feb., July and Nov.
Deadline(s): Mar. 15 (for July meeting) and July 15 (for Nov.
meeting)
Final notification: 8 weeks
Additional information: The foundation requires applicants to
provide a brief statement about what their organizations are
doing or considering to reduce or eliminate their impact on
climate change. The statement should address the
organization's operations as well as its programming. The
foundation has prepared suggested actions, sample
statements, online climate change resources and a list of
frequently asked questions.
Foundation Name The Gill Foundation

Grant Range $25,000 - $25,000
Website http://www.gillfoundation.org/
Application Organizations requesting funding are required to have a non-

Information discrimination policy including sexual orientation and gender
expression. Grants to organizations outside Colorado will be by

invitation only. Organizations may submit only one application
to the foundation every twelve months. Application form
requested
Initial approach: Letter of intent (via mail or Web site)
Deadline(s): Rolling
Final notification: Two to Three months
Foundation Name The Grove Foundation
Grant Range $20,000 - $250,000
Website N/A
Application Unsolicited requests not considered; funds are fully committed.

Information
Foundation Name The Huber Foundation
Grant Range $60,000 - $105,000
Website N/A

990
requested
budget
Initial approach: Proposal or letter of inquiry

budget
Initial approach: Proposal or letter of inquiry

Board meeting date(s): Quarterly; dates not fixed
Deadline(s): None
Final notification: 3 months
Foundation Name The International Foundation
Grant Range $10,000 - $10,000
Website N/A
Application Application should include a SASE for reply. Application form

Information not required. Applicants should submit the following:
Population served
requested
budget
Initial approach: Letter requesting descriptive brochure
Board meeting date(s): Jan., Apr., July, and Oct.
Deadline(s): None
Final notification: 6 months; grants paid in Dec.
Additional information: All grantee organizations are required to
submit a final report on expenditures and accomplishments. A
progress report is required at the end of the 3rd quarter when
renewal is sought.
Foundation Name The Irving Harris Foundation
Grant Range $25,000 - $25,000
Website N/A
Application Generally contributes to pre-selected organizations, however,

Information will accept Letter of Inquiry (no more than 1-2 pages) as initial
approach for those who still wish to apply at anytime during
year. For Arts applicants only, no application form and please
submit additional attachments. Application form not required.

approach for those who still wish to apply at anytime during
year. For Arts applicants only, no application form and please
submit additional attachments. Application form not required.

990
requested
budget
Initial approach: Letter of inquiry (no more than 1-2 pages)
accepted on an ongoing basis
Board meeting date(s): May/June and Sept./Oct.
Deadline(s): Mar. 1 and Sept. 1 for arts proposals only; if invited
to submit a non-arts proposal, a specific RFP deadline will be
given
Final notification: Following board meetings, approximately
June/July and Oct./Nov.; Arts, late Apr./Oct.
Foundation Name The Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation, Inc.
Grant Range $30,000 - $30,000
Website http://www.blaufund.org/foundations/jacobandhilda_f.html
Application The foundation accepts applications that conform to the

Information Association of Baltimore Area Grantmakers Common Grant
Application. Application form not required. Applicants should
budget
Initial approach: Letter
Deadline(s): None

Foundation Name The John M. Lloyd Foundation
Grant Range $5,000 - $20,000
Website http://www.johnmlloyd.org/
Application Formal proposals may be submitted by invitation only,

Information unsolicited formal proposals not considered. Preferred
submission of concept letters is via e-mail. If e-mail is
unavailable, letter may be mailed or faxed. Grant maximum is
$20,000. Application guidelines and information available on
foundation Web site. Application form not required. Applicants
should submit the following:
requested
budget
Initial approach: Concept letter (no more than 4 pages)
Board meeting date(s): Oct. and Mar.
Deadline(s): Dec. 15 for concept letter
Final notification: Mar.
Additional information: Also include three references.
Foundation Name The John Merck Fund
Grant Range $50,000 - $125,000
Website http://www.jmfund.org/
Application The fund does not encourage the submission of unsolicited

Information applications for grants. The fund prefers to request a grant
proposal after receiving preliminary written or verbal information
about a project. Application form required. Applicants should
990
990
requested
budget
Initial approach: Letter of inquiry
Deadline(s): 1st day of Feb., May, Aug., and Nov.
Final notification: Within 2 months
Foundation Name The Overbrook Foundation
Grant Range $50,000 - $50,000
Website http://www.overbrook.org/
Application The foundation no longer accepts unsolicited requests for new

Information projects or operating support from organizations not currently
funded by the foundation. Grant requests are now by invitation
only for The Emerging Opportunities Fund for advancing human
rights and the environment. Board meeting date(s): 3 times per
year, dates vary
Foundation Name The Robert F. Higgins Foundation
Grant Range $10,000 - $10,000
Website N/A

Information
Foundation Name The Ruth and Vernon Taylor Foundation
Grant Range $15,000 - $15,000
Website N/A
Application Unsolicited requests for funds not accepted. Board meeting

Information date(s): May and Sept.
Foundation Name The Scherman Foundation, Inc.

Grant Range $45,000 - $50,000
Website http://www.scherman.org/
Application "The foundation does not accept proposals via fax or the
Information Internet. Do not submit video or audio cassettes or CDs, unless
requested to do so. Application form not required. Applicants
should submit the following:
990
requested
budget
Initial approach: Letter
Deadline(s): None
Additional information: If additional information is required, it
will be requested. Receipt of proposals is not acknowledged.
Interviews may be granted when additional information is
required."
Foundation Name The Schmidt Family Foundation
Grant Range $75,000 - $75,000
Website http://www.theschmidtfamilyfoundation.org/
Application Application guidelines and form available on foundation web

Information site. Application form required. Applicants should submit the
following:
completed
Copy of most recent annual report/audited
Produced financial statement/ 26
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990
requested
budget
Initial approach: Cover letter and proposal (no more than 6
pages) via e-mail or U.S. mail
Deadline(s): None
Foundation Name The Shifting Foundation
Grant Range $20,000 - $20,000
Website N/A

Information
Foundation Name The Summit Foundation
Grant Range $10,000 - $125,000
Website http://www.summitfdn.org/foundation/index.html
Application Unsolicited requests for funds not considered. Board meeting

Information date(s): 2 times a year
Foundation Name The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
Grant Range $20,000 - $1,200,000
Website http://www.hewlett.org/
Application The foundation prefers to receive letters of inquiry via its online
Information submission form on its web site. The foundation is not currently
accepting letters of inquiry for the following programs:
Education, Global Development, Performing Arts, Philanthropy,
Population, or Special Projects. In fall 2010, the foundation will

begin to accept unsolicited letters of inquiry for Deeper
accepting letters of inquiry for the following programs:
Education, Global Development, Performing Arts, Philanthropy,
Population, or Special Projects. In fall 2010, the foundation will

begin to accept unsolicited letters of inquiry for Deeper
Learning, for consideration for funding in 2011 and beyond.
Letters of Inquiry for Environment Program are being accepted
for The West and Energy/Climate areas. Please do not submit a
full proposal until invited to do so. Application form not
Signature and title of chief executive officer
990
requested
budget
Initial approach: Letter of inquiry
Board meeting date(s): Feb., June, and Oct.
Deadline(s): None
Foundation Name Tides Foundation
Grant Range $13,142 - $13,142
Website http://www.tidesfoundation.org/
Application Applications are only accepted in response to specific RFPs.

Information The foundation is longer accepting applications for funding for
the Moloka'i Environmental Protection Fund; see website for
further information. Deadline(s): Feb. 1 for Pizzigati Prize; Mar.
21, June 21, Sept. 21, and Dec. 21 for California Wildlands
Grassroots Fund; May 14 for Fund for Drug Policy Reform; May
15 for Syringe Access Fund; Aug. 15 for Death Penalty
Mobilization Fund; varies for all others
Foundation Name Wallace Global Fund
Grant Range $100,000 - $125,000

Website http://www.wgf.org/

requested
budget
Initial approach: Letter of inquiry with 3 page concept paper (E-
mail preferred) prior to submission of full proposal
Board meeting date(s): 3 times a year
Deadline(s): None
Foundation Name WestWind Foundation
Grant Range $52,500 - $75,000
Website http://www.westwindfoundation.org/
Application Organizations that have never received a grant from the

Information foundation before, must first submit an online letter of inquiry
60 days before program deadline. Proposal submission is by
invitation only. See foundation web site for application
guidelines and procedures. Currently, letters of inquiry are not
being accepted for either the Environmental Program or the
Reproductive Health and Rights Program. The foundation tends
to provide more general support grants, but the foundation will
also provide grants for project or program specific requests.
following:
990

990

requested
budget
Initial approach: See foundation web site for 2010 guidelines
Board meeting date(s): May, Sept., and Nov.
Deadline(s): Reproductive Health and Rights grants deadline is
Apr.; Forests deadline is Aug.; Climate deadline is Oct.
Final notification: Late June for Reproductive Health and Rights
Program; Oct. for Forests; Dec. for Climate
Additional information: Two foundation references must be
included with application.

FUNDER PROFILES, NUMBER OF NONPROFITS
Starred (*) rows represent foundations who supported 2 or more nonprofits.
* Rows represent foundations who supported 2 or more nonprofits but did not provide 3 or more grants.
** Rows represent foundations who supported 2 or more nonprofits in addition to providing 3 or more grants.
Foundation Name Grant Range # of Nonprofits

Supported
** Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation $2,500 - $990,000 3
** Boston Foundation, Inc. $1,000 - $50,000 3
** Silicon Valley Community $2,000 - $812,000 3

Foundation
** The Ford Foundation $30,000 - $400,000 3
** Abbott Fund $5,000 - $89,581 2
** Johnson & Johnson Family of $37,912 - $50,000 2

Companies Contribution Fund
** Open Society Institute $20,000 - $117,500 2
** Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund $10,000 - $75,000 2
** The Community Foundation for the $1,000 - $60,000 2

National Capital Region
** The Draper Richards Foundation $100,000 - $100,000 2
** The John M. Lloyd Foundation $5,000 - $20,000 2

FUNDER PROFILES, NUMBER OF GRANTS GIVEN
Starred (*) rows represent foundations who provided 3 or more grants.
* Rows represent foundations who supported only one nonprofit but provided 3 or more grants.
** Rows represent foundations who supported 2 or more nonprofits in addition to providing 3 or more grants.
Foundation Name Grant Range # Grants

Provided
The Community Foundation for the $1,000 - $60,000 15

National Capital Region
The John M. Lloyd Foundation $5,000 - $20,000 9
Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund $10,000 - $75,000 8
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation $2,500 - $990,000 7
Silicon Valley Community Foundation $2,000 - $812,000 7
The Ford Foundation $30,000 - $400,000 7
The George Gund Foundation $10,000 - $50,000 7
The Grove Foundation $20,000 - $250,000 7
Boston Foundation, Inc. $1,000 - $50,000 6
Moriah Fund $40,000 - $50,000 6
Robert Sterling Clark Foundation, Inc. $60,000 - $65,000 6
The John Merck Fund $50,000 - $125,000 6
Open Society Institute $20,000 - $117,500 5
The Annie E. Casey Foundation $75,000 - $100,000 5
The Overbrook Foundation $50,000 - $50,000 5
The William and Flora Hewlett $20,000 - $1,200,000 5

Foundation
Wallace Global Fund $100,000 - $125,000 5
Compton Foundation, Inc. $25,000 - $40,000 4

Provided
Naomi and Nehemiah Cohen $15,000 - $35,000 4

Foundation
Oak Hill Fund $25,000 - $75,000 4
Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc. $7,000 - $75,000 4
The Draper Richards Foundation $100,000 - $100,000 4
The Jacob and Hilda Blaustein $30,000 - $30,000 4

Foundation, Inc.
Abbott Fund $5,000 - $89,581 3
Arcus Foundation $50,000 - $60,000 3
Coastal Community Foundation of $25,000 - $30,000 3

South Carolina
Johnson & Johnson Family of $37,912 - $50,000 3

Companies Contribution Fund
Leaves of Grass Fund $12,000 - $20,000 3
Mary Wohlford Foundation $25,000 - $36,000 3
The Huber Foundation $60,000 - $105,000 3
The Summit Foundation $10,000 - $125,000 3
WestWind Foundation $52,500 - $75,000 3
Levi Strauss Foundation $30,000 - $40,000 2
The Educational Foundation of $60,000 - $70,000 2

America
The Gill Foundation $25,000 - $25,000 2
The Irving Harris Foundation $25,000 - $25,000 2
The Scherman Foundation, Inc. $45,000 - $50,000 2
Christel DeHaan Family Foundation $20,000 - $20,000 1
Elton John AIDS Foundation, Inc. $200,000 - $200,000 1

Provided
Flora Family Foundation $10,000 - $10,000 1
Frankel Family Foundation $15,000 - $15,000 1
Glaser Progress Foundation $25,000 - $25,000 1
Greater Kansas City Community $10,000 - $10,000 1

Foundation
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters $45,000 - $45,000 1

Foundation
Herb Block Foundation $25,000 - $25,000 1
Ms. Foundation for Women $10,000 - $10,000 1
Neil & Anna Rasmussen Foundation $10,000 - $10,000 1
Philip & Rebecca Hochman $15,000 - $15,000 1

Foundation
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, Inc. $75,000 - $75,000 1
Stuart & Benjamin Abelson $15,000 - $15,000 1

Foundation
The Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, $20,000 - $20,000 1

Inc.
The Brush Foundation $25,000 - $25,000 1
The David and Lucile Packard $400,000 - $400,000 1

Foundation
The International Foundation $10,000 - $10,000 1
The Robert F. Higgins Foundation $10,000 - $10,000 1
The Ruth and Vernon Taylor $15,000 - $15,000 1

Foundation
The Schmidt Family Foundation $75,000 - $75,000 1
The Shifting Foundation $20,000 - $20,000 1
Tides Foundation $13,142 - $13,142 1

Grants Data Appendix
Grantmaker Recipient Year Grant Types(s) of Description

Name Name Authorized Amount Support
Abbott Fund Global Medical 2008 $10,000

Relief Program
Abbott Fund Grassroot 2008 $89,581

Soccer
Arcus Advocates for 2006 $60,000 Research For a one-year pilot

Foundation Youth project addressing
homophobia in
communities of color
with the goal of
improving the sexual
health and well-being of
GLBT youth of color
Arcus Advocates for 2007 $60,000 Program For GLBT Youth of Color
Foundation Youth development Initiative to assist
Michigan-based
organizations in meeting
the needs of GLBT youth
of color
Arcus Advocates for 2008 $50,000 Program For Anti-Homophobia/

Foundation Youth development Transphobia Project to
improve sexual health
and well-being of
marginalized LGBT
youth color
Bill & Melinda Global Justice 2003 $225,000 Program To enhance and expand
Gates development efforts to build student
Foundation constituency for global
health
Bill & Melinda Global Justice 2004 $50,000 Program For global youth HIV/
Gates development AIDS network
Foundation
Bill & Melinda Global Justice 2006 $415,200 Program To train student leaders
Gates development in global health issues
Foundation
Bill & Melinda Grassroot 2003 $70,000 Program To decrease HIV

Gates Soccer development transmission by training
Foundation professional soccer
players to deliver HIV/
AIDS prevention
programs throughout
southern Africa

Bill & Melinda Grassroot 2004 $500,000 Continuing For effective strategies
Gates Soccer support; for using African role
Foundation Program models to educate
development against spread of HIV/
AIDS in southern Africa
Bill & Melinda Grassroot 2008 $990,000 Program To use power of soccer
Gates Soccer development in fight against HIV/AIDS
Foundation
Boston Orphans of 2007 $25,000 General/ For general operating

Foundation, Rwanda operating support
Inc. support
Boston Genocide 2009 $50,000 General/ For general operating

Foundation, Intervention operating support
Inc. Network support
Christel Timmy 2007 $20,000

DeHaan Foundation
Family
Foundation
Coastal Advocates for 2008 $25,000 Equipment For reprinting materials

Community Youth for South Carolina
Foundation of emergency
South Carolina contraception campaign
Coastal Advocates for 2009 $30,000 Program For SVG Project

Community Youth development
Foundation of
South Carolina
Coastal Advocates for 2009 $25,000 Program For temporarily

Community Youth development restricted fund, SVG
Foundation of Health Needs and assets
South Carolina assessment
Compton Advocates for 2004 $25,000 Program For population and

Foundation, Youth development reproductive health
Inc. programs
Compton Advocates for 2005 $40,000 Continuing For population and

Foundation, Youth support; reproductive health
Inc. Program programs
development
Compton Advocates for 2006 $35,000 Program For protecting science-

Foundation, Youth development based comprehensive
Inc. sexuality education

Compton Advocates for 2007 $40,000 Continuing For protecting science-

Foundation, Youth support; based comprehensive
Inc. Program sexuality education
development
Elton John Advocates for 2008 $200,000 Program For multifaceted

AIDS Youth development programs addressing
Foundation, youth and sexual health
Inc. issues, Great American
Condom Campaign and
Anti-Homophobia
Transphobia Initiative
Flora Family Genocide 2007 $10,000 General/ For general support

Foundation Intervention operating
Network support
Frankel Family Genocide 2007 $15,000

Foundation Intervention
Network
Glaser Orphans of 2007 $25,000

Progress Rwanda
Foundation
Greater Timmy 2004 $10,000

Kansas City Foundation
Community
Foundation
Green Global Justice 2007 $45,000

Mountain
Coffee
Roasters
Foundation
Herb Block Advocates for 2007 $25,000

Foundation Youth
Johnson & Advocates for 2007 $50,000

Johnson Youth
Family of
Companies
Contribution
Fund

Johnson & Advocates for 2008 $50,000 Continuing

Johnson Youth support
Family of
Companies
Contribution
Fund
Johnson & Grassroot 2007 $37,912

Johnson Soccer
Family of
Companies
Contribution
Fund
Leaves of Orphans of 2006 $12,000

Grass Fund Rwanda

Grass Fund Rwanda

Grass Fund Rwanda
Levi Strauss Advocates for 2003 $30,000 Program For Young Women of
Foundation Youth development Color Youth Leadership
Council, empowering
young women to
advocate for culturally
relevant HIV/AIDS
prevention policies and
programs
Levi Strauss Advocates for 2007 $40,000 Program For project to diminish
Foundation Youth development HIV/AIDS discrimination
and homophobia,
focusing on youth of
color serving
organizations
Mary Wohlford Advocates for 2006 $25,000

Foundation Youth

Foundation Youth

Foundation Youth
Moriah Fund Advocates for 2003 $50,000 General/ For general support
Youth operating
support

Moriah Fund Advocates for 2004 $50,000 General/ For general support to
Youth operating promote adolescent
support; health and prevent
Program teenage pregnancy, too-
development early childbearing, and
sexually transmitted
diseases (STDs),
including HIV/AIDs in
U.S. and developing
world
Youth operating
support
Youth operating
support
Moriah Fund Advocates for 2007 $50,000 Continuing For general support
Youth support;
General/
operating
support
Moriah Fund Advocates for 2008 $40,000 Continuing

Youth support
Ms. Advocates for 2006 $10,000 Technical To lend assistance and

Foundation for Youth assistance expertise to state-based
Women sex education project
Naomi and Advocates for 2004 $25,000 Continuing

Nehemiah Youth support
Cohen
Foundation

Cohen
Foundation
Naomi and Advocates for 2007 $35,000

Nehemiah Youth
Cohen
Foundation

Cohen
Foundation

Neil & Anna Genocide 2007 $10,000

Rasmussen Intervention
Foundation Network
Oak Hill Fund Advocates for 2005 $50,000

Youth
Oak Hill Fund Advocates for 2006 $75,000

Youth
Oak Hill Fund Advocates for 2008 $25,000 Program For promoting
Youth development reproductive rights and
health for young women
in southeast United
States
Oak Hill Fund Advocates for 2008 $75,000 Program For promoting
Youth development reproductive rights and
health for young women
in the southeast United
States
Open Society Global Justice 2003 $117,500 Conferences For Student Summit on
Institute /seminars; Global Affairs and to
Management develop organizational
development infrastructure
/capacity
building
Open Society Global Justice 2004 $20,000 Conferences To build on Student

Institute /seminars; Summit on Cooperative
Continuing Global Engagement
support
Open Society Global Justice 2004 $25,000 General/ For general support
Institute operating
support
Open Society Global Justice 2005 $25,000 Continuing To provide general

Institute support; support
General/
operating
support
Open Society Genocide 2008 $50,000 General/ For general support

Institute Intervention operating
Network support

Philip & Orphans of 2007 $15,000

Rebecca Rwanda
Hochman
Foundation
Richard and Advocates for 2003 $60,000 Program For public policy
Rhoda Youth development campaign to protect
Goldman Fund comprehensive sexuality
education for America's
youth from censorship at
federal, state and local
levels
Richard and Advocates for 2004 $75,000 Continuing For protection of

Rhoda Youth support; comprehensive sexuality
Goldman Fund Program education for America's
development youth from censorship at
federal, state and local
levels
Richard and Advocates for 2006 $75,000 Program To protect

Rhoda Youth development comprehensive sexuality
Goldman Fund education for America's
youth
Richard and Advocates for 2007 $75,000 Continuing To protect

Rhoda Youth support; comprehensive sexuality
Goldman Fund Program education for America's
development youth
Richard and Advocates for 2009 $75,000 Electronic To engage youth in

Rhoda Youth media/online online efforts to
Goldman Fund services advocate for
comprehensive sexuality
education and access to
reproductive health care
Richard and Orphans of 2007 $10,000 General/ For general support

Rhoda Rwanda operating
Goldman Fund support
Richard and Orphans of 2008 $10,000 Continuing For general support

Rhoda Rwanda support;
Goldman Fund General/
operating
support

Richard and Orphans of 2009 $15,000 Continuing For general support

Rhoda Rwanda support;
Goldman Fund General/
operating
support
Robert Sterling Advocates for 2003 $65,000 Continuing For efforts to advance
Clark Youth support; policies at state and
Foundation, Program federal levels that
Inc. development promote comprehensive
sexuality education and
build new leadership
bases on issue of
adolescent sexuality and
reproductive health
Robert Sterling Advocates for 2004 $65,000 Continuing For efforts to train and
Clark Youth support; mobilize youth to
Foundation, Program promote comprehensive
Inc. development sexuality education at
federal, state, and local
levels
Robert Sterling Advocates for 2005 $65,000 Electronic For training and
Clark Youth media/online mobilization of youth to
Foundation, services; promote comprehensive
Inc. Program sexuality education at
development state and local levels,
including a nationwide
Internet campaign
Robert Sterling Advocates for 2006 $65,000 Program To advance policies at

Clark Youth development state level that promote
Foundation, comprehensive sexuality
Inc. education through work
with existing sex
education coalitions and
advocacy groups in
targeted states

Robert Sterling Advocates for 2007 $65,000 Continuing For efforts in key states
Clark Youth support; to advance state-level
Foundation, Program policies that promote
Inc. development comprehensive sexuality
education, as well as
collaborative work with
other natural
reproductive rights
organizations working at
the state level toward
this goal
Robert Sterling Advocates for 2009 $60,000 Continuing For efforts in key states
Clark Youth support; advancing related
Foundation, Program policies, and
Inc. development collaborative work with
other national
reproductive rights
organizations working at
state level toward grant
Rockefeller Global Justice 2003 $75,000 General/ For communications

Brothers Fund, operating strategies and core
Inc. support; support
Technical
assistance
Rockefeller Global Justice 2004 $60,000 General/ For general support

Brothers Fund, operating
Inc. support
Rockefeller Global Justice 2005 $75,000 Continuing For general support

Brothers Fund, support;
Inc. General/
operating
support
Rockefeller Advocates for 2005 $75,000

Philanthropy Youth
Advisors, Inc.
Silicon Valley Grassroot 2007 $10,000 Annual For Annual Fund

Community Soccer campaigns
Foundation
Silicon Valley Grassroot 2008 $25,000 General/ For general support

Community Soccer operating
Foundation support

Silicon Valley Genocide 2007 $15,000 Program For R2P (Responsibility

Community Intervention development to Protect) project
Foundation Network
Silicon Valley Genocide 2007 $812,000 Continuing For continued general

Community Intervention support; operating support
Foundation Network General/
operating
support
Silicon Valley Genocide 2008 $155,000 General/ For GI-Net

Community Intervention operating administrative fees and
Foundation Network support; in support of Darfur Now
Program College Tour
development
Stuart & Genocide 2007 $15,000

Benjamin Intervention
Abelson Network
Foundation
The Annie E. Advocates for 2004 $75,000 Program To support Mobilizing

Casey Youth development Parents as Advocates
Foundation for Comprehensive
Sexuality Education
Project
The Annie E. Advocates for 2005 $100,000 Program For project, Mobilizing
Sexuality Education
The Annie E. Advocates for 2006 $100,000 Program To support Mobilizing

Sexuality Education
Project

The Annie E. Advocates for 2007 $100,000 Program To build awareness of

Casey Youth development Plain Talk in target
Foundation communities and among
national and state
coalitions and
organizations. Plain Talk
is neighborhood-based
initiative aimed at
helping adults, parents
and community leaders
develop skills and tools
they need to
communicate effectively
with young people about
reducing adolescent
sexual risk-taking
The Annie E. Advocates for 2008 $75,000 Continuing To continue multi-

Casey Youth support; pronged strategy of
Foundation Program broadly disseminating
development information regarding
Plain Talk and working
intensively in key states
to identify potential Plain
Talk sites and make links
between interested
organizations and Public
Private Ventures. Plain
Talk is neighborhood-
based initiative aimed at
helping adults, parents
and community leaders
develop skills and tools
they need to
communicate effectively
with young people about
reducing adolescent
sexual risk-taking
The Bristol- Global Medical 2008 $20,000

Myers Squibb Relief Program
Foundation,
Inc.
The Brush Advocates for 2005 $25,000

Foundation Youth

The Advocates for 2003 $55,000 Program For Improving Youth-

Community Youth development Friendly Contraceptive
Foundation for Services in Developing
the National World project
Capital Region
The Advocates for 2003 $60,000 Program For Improving Youth-

Community Youth development Friendly Contraceptive
Foundation for Services in Developing
the National World project
Capital Region
The Timmy 2004 $10,000 Program For pre-med students to

Community Foundation development travel overseas for
Foundation for medical mission trips
the National
Capital Region
The David and Advocates for 2003 $400,000 Program For Protecting
Lucile Packard Youth development Comprehensive
Foundation Sexuality Education for
America's Youth
The Draper Grassroot 2007 $100,000

Richards Soccer
Foundation
The Draper Grassroot 2008 $100,000 Fellowships For fellowship for this
Richards Soccer new, non-profit
Foundation organization
The Draper Genocide 2007 $100,000

Richards Intervention
Foundation Network
The Draper Genocide 2008 $100,000 Fellowships For fellowship for this
Richards Intervention new, non-profit
Foundation Network organization
The Advocates for 2005 $60,000 Continuing To protect science-

Educational Youth support; based comprehensive
Foundation of Program sexuality education for
America development America's youth
The Advocates for 2007 $70,000 Program For Developing and

Educational Youth development Supporting Young
Foundation of Leaders
America

The Ford Advocates for 2004 $100,000 Program To develop activism and
Foundation Youth development leadership of African-
American women to
secure their reproductive
rights
The Ford Advocates for 2006 $400,000 General/ For general support to
Foundation Youth operating advance rights of young
support people to access
education
The Ford Advocates for 2008 $300,000 General/ For general support to
Foundation Youth operating advance rights of young
support people world wide to
education, sexual and
reproductive health and
HIV/AIDS prevention and
care
The Ford Advocates for 2008 $30,000 Conferences To conduct research,

Foundation Youth /seminars; convene key national,
Research state and local
stakeholders, and
develop new vision and
effective strategy for
implementing
education in the U.S.
with focus on African-
American and other
minority groups
The Ford Advocates for 2010 $200,000 Program To advocate for

Foundation Youth development inclusion of
comprehensive,
evidence-based HIV
prevention programs in
U.S. global health
initiatives for youth and
for integration with
reproductive and sexual
health services

The Ford Global Justice 2005 $200,000 Program To create awareness

Foundation development among college students
and African-American
community about
current Social Security
system and impact of
proposed reforms on
beneficiaries
The Ford Grassroot 2009 $300,000 Program For activities using

Foundation Soccer development power, excitement and
communication platform
of 2010 World Cup to
challenge harmful
gender norms, combat
gender-related violence
and reduce transmission
of HIV/AIDS
The George Advocates for 2003 $40,000 General/ For operating support
Gund Youth operating
Foundation support
The George Advocates for 2004 $45,000 Program For comprehensive

Gund Youth development sexuality education
Foundation advocacy
The George Advocates for 2006 $45,000 General/ For operating support
Gund Youth operating
Foundation support
The George Advocates for 2007 $45,000 Continuing For operating support
Gund Youth support;
Foundation General/
operating
support
The George Advocates for 2008 $50,000 General/ For comprehensive

Gund Youth operating sexuality education
Foundation support; policy project
Program
development
The George Advocates for 2008 $10,000 Publication For concept paper on
Gund Youth Future of Sex Ed in
Foundation America
The George Advocates for 2009 $50,000 Program For federal advocacy
Gund Youth development and Future of Sex
Foundation Education project

The Gill Advocates for 2003 $25,000 Program For program support for
Foundation Youth development Support, Resources and
Information for GLBTQ
Youth
The Gill Advocates for 2005 $25,000 Program For comprehensive

Foundation Youth development sexuality education for
America's youth
The Grove Advocates for 2006 $250,000 Program For project support
Foundation Youth development
The Grove Advocates for 2007 $25,000 Continuing For project support
Foundation Youth support;
Program
development
The Grove Advocates for 2007 $125,000 Continuing For project support
Program
development
The Grove Advocates for 2008 $100,000 Continuing For program support
Program
development
Program
development
Program
development
The Grove Advocates for 2008 $50,000 General/ For general support
Foundation Youth operating
support
The Huber Advocates for 2005 $60,000

Foundation Youth

Foundation Youth

Foundation Youth

The Advocates for 2006 $10,000

International Youth
Foundation
The Irving Advocates for 2007 $25,000 Annual For general operating
Harris Youth campaigns; support/annual gift
Foundation General/
operating
support
The Irving Advocates for 2008 $25,000

Harris Youth
Foundation
The Jacob and Advocates for 2004 $30,000 General/ For unrestricted support
Hilda Blaustein Youth operating
Foundation, support
Inc.
The Jacob and Advocates for 2005 $30,000

Hilda Blaustein Youth
Foundation,
Inc.
The Jacob and Advocates for 2006 $30,000 Continuing

Hilda Blaustein Youth support
Foundation,
Inc.
The Jacob and Advocates for 2007 $30,000 General/ For general operating
Hilda Blaustein Youth operating support
Foundation, support
Inc.
The John M. Advocates for 2003 $20,000 Program For Young Women of
Lloyd Youth development Color Youth Leadership
Foundation Council

The John M. Advocates for 2004 $20,000 Program For Young Women of
Lloyd Youth development Color Youth Leadership
Foundation Council, composed of
diverse young women of
color from across the
U.S. who have come
together to fight the
disproportionate effect
of HIV/AIDS in their
communities. Council
members work together
to provide leadership for
their peers as well as to
affect decision makers
about the HIV prevention
needs of young women
of color
The John M. Advocates for 2005 $20,000 Program To promote HIV

Lloyd Youth development prevention among at-risk
Foundation population and build
youth leaders through
Young Women of Color
(YWOC) Leadership
Council
The John M. Advocates for 2006 $20,000 Program To bring together select
Lloyd Youth development group of U.S.-based
Foundation organizations to craft
strategy entitled,
Pushing Back: New
Ideas to Counter the
Ideological Assault on
Science-based HIV/AIDS
Prevention, effort to fight
against ideological
assault on science-
based HIV prevention
programs
The John M. Global Justice 2003 $20,000 Program For STOP AIDS
Lloyd development Campaign
Foundation
The John M. Global Justice 2005 $19,965 Program For Student Global AIDS
Lloyd development Campaign
Foundation

The John M. Global Justice 2006 $20,000 Program For Student Global AIDS
Lloyd development Campaign: Campaign
Foundation for Universal Access to
Treatment by 2010,
grassroots campaign to
push decision-makers to
take actions needed to
reach universal access
to HIV/AIDS treatment
by 2010
The John M. Global Justice 2008 $20,000 Program For Re-Inventing

Lloyd development PEPFAR From
Foundation Grassroots, camapaign
to improve US AIDS
response to support
evidence-based
prevention programs
and treat 4 million
people
The John Advocates for 2003 $95,000 Continuing To mobilize support for
Merck Fund Youth support; comprehensive sexuality
Faculty/staff education among
development parents, youth activists,
; Program policymakers and
development general public; and to
provide technical
assistance enabling
state teen pregnancy
prevention coalitions to
strengthen capacity to
promote adolescent
awareness of and
access to emergency
contraception

Program education among
policymakers and the
general public, and to
provide technical
assistance enabling
state teen pregnancy
prevention coalitions to
strengthen capacity to
promote adolescent
awareness of and
access to emergency
contraception
policymakers and the
general public, and to
promote adolescent
access to and
awareness of emergency
contraception
policymakers and
general public; and to
promote adolescent
access to and
awareness of emergency
contraception

The John Advocates for 2007 $100,000 Program To promote

Merck Fund Youth development comprehensive sexuality
education by educating
policymakers,
supporting science-
based programs, and
mobilizing parents and
youth; and to educate
young people, youth-
serving professionals
and policymakers about
importance of access to
emergency
contraception for all
young people in
preventing teen
pregnancy
The John Advocates for 2008 $50,000 Program To ensure young people
Merck Fund Youth development have access to science-
based pregnancy
prevention information
and services, as part of
education
The Overbrook Advocates for 2005 $50,000 General/ For general support
Foundation Youth operating
support
The Overbrook Advocates for 2006 $50,000 Continuing For general operating
Foundation Youth support; support
General/
operating
support
The Overbrook Advocates for 2007 $50,000 Continuing

Foundation Youth support
The Overbrook Advocates for 2008 $50,000 Continuing For general operating
Foundation Youth support; support
General/
operating
support
The Overbrook Advocates for 2009 $50,000 Continuing For general support
General/
operating
support

The Robert F. Grassroot 2007 $10,000

Higgins Soccer
Foundation
The Ruth and Orphans of 2007 $15,000

Vernon Taylor Rwanda
Foundation
The Scherman Advocates for 2003 $50,000 General/ For general support
Foundation, Youth operating
Inc. support
The Scherman Advocates for 2005 $45,000 General/ For general support
Foundation, Youth operating
Inc. support
The Schmidt Orphans of 2007 $75,000

Family Rwanda
Foundation
The Shifting Genocide 2006 $20,000

Network
The Summit Advocates for 2003 $50,000 Program For project, Improving
Foundation Youth development Adolescent
Reproductive and
Sexual Health Programs
and Policies through
Youth Activism and
Youth-Adult
Partnerships
The Summit Advocates for 2007 $10,000

Foundation Youth
The Summit Advocates for 2007 $125,000

Foundation Youth
The Susan Advocates for 2008 $1,001,100 Program For program support
Thompson Youth development
Buffett
Foundation
The William Advocates for 2004 $700,000 General/ For general support
and Flora Youth operating
Hewlett support
Foundation

The William Advocates for 2004 $20,000 Program For development of new
and Flora Youth development contact management
Hewlett database
Foundation
The William Advocates for 2006 $1,050,000 General/ For general operating
and Flora Youth operating support
Hewlett support
Foundation
The William Advocates for 2008 $36,375 Program For Developing And
and Flora Youth development Implementing Monitoring
Hewlett ; Program And Evaluation
Foundation evaluation; Framework
Research
The William Advocates for 2009 $1,200,000 General/ For general operating
and Flora Youth operating support
Hewlett support
Foundation
Tides Genocide 2006 $13,142

Network
Wallace Global Advocates for 2003 $100,000 Continuing For continued support to
Fund Youth support; develop and carry out
Program media strategy in order
development to reframe the U.S. and
international policy
agendas to promote
adolescent reproductive
health
Wallace Global Advocates for 2004 $125,000 Program For work demonstrating
Fund Youth development U.S. government's use
of religious ideology
rather than science to
shape international
HIV/AIDS policies,
denying world's youth
access to reproductive
health services

Wallace Global Advocates for 2005 $125,000 Program For work demonstrating
Fund Youth development how US goverment has
used religious ideology
rather than science to
shape international
HIV/AIDS policies,
denying world's youth
access to reproductive
health services when
they most need it
Wallace Global Advocates for 2006 $100,000 Program For "Ensuring the
Fund Youth development Reproductive Health and
Rights of Young People
Around the World"
Wallace Global Advocates for 2008 $100,000 Program For international youth
Fund Youth development advocacy targeting the
need to reform the U.S.
government's
international family
planning and global HIV
prevention strategies
WestWind Advocates for 2005 $52,500

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