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This year, Innovations mceived nearly 1,000 applications from jurisdictions across the country, encompassing a wide range of policy areas. I[ is gratifying to know that our nation's public sector continues to be so innovative and so effective. Accordingly, review teams struggled to select 100 semifinalists. Although your program was not chosen to advance we appreciate your impressive acromplishments and encourage you to learn from this year's process and perhaps apply again. The reviewers voiced regret that many outstanding initiatives could not advance in the selection process. They were pleased to see, however, that so many programs, while no longer innovative, implement zstablished best practices, which are, of course, the result of initial innovation. [t is my hope that Innovations will serve as a resource for information not only about novel initiatives, but also about best practices. We must share the good work that s~ many public servants like yourself are doing across this nation and around 'he globe. As many past appl,cants have expressed interest in following the awards cycle and iearning about the winning programs, Innovations staff will post information on the website as it becomes available. The website already contains information on the selection process and prior award winners. We encourage you to register on our Harvard Innovators website http~//www innovations.harvard.edu/ where we weekly present government innovations. 1 grzatly appreciate your committing the time and thought necessary to present a formidable application. rJn behalf of the re'vizwers, members of the Innovations staff, the Ford Foundation, and Harvard University, I wish jou continued success in all of your endeavors and hope through the website and perhaps future appiications you can stay in Wuch with us. Sincerely yours, Stephen Goldsmith Director, Innovations in American Government Awards <I „ ®b'a :n"'o. C,6.; •hho. - v~r, ~ LINDA LINGLE •t~ Governor rl wssiesm am crc~sr e.acuma orr~e~ £ ~ Hawaii Tourism Authority NERD JOHNSON Y6 /8 P B • '•e a Hawaii Convention Center, 1801 Kalakaua Avanue, Honolulu, Hawaii 96815 Telephone: 1808) 973-2255 •O •G •Nd Website'www.hawaii.gov/tourism Fax: 18081973-2253 February 2, 2006 The Honorable Harry Kim Mayor, County of Hawaii 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, Hawaii 96720 Dear Mayor Kim: We are very pleased to inform you that your proposal for the "Hilo Bayfront Trails - Planning Phase I"was awarded $100,000 through the Hawaii Tourism Authority's (HTA) Natural Resources Program. We are very excited about this new Program and look forward to working with you and your staff to implement your project. We are currently drafting the contract between the HTA and the County and will get a copy of that to you as soon as it is available. Thank you once again for your enthusiastic support of this program and partnership. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact either Muriel Anderson at 973-2269 or Robbie Kane at 973-2262. Sincerely, F- Rex D. Johnson President and Chief Executive Officer ~ cc: Beth Dykstra, Grants Specialist r - r y~ LINDA LINGLE ~ Go~erna, Cs= ~ in Hawaii Tourism Authority HEX D. JOHNSON a,es~aam enn cn,ar E.ecm,ve ou,ce~ ` ~6:, /a2a : , !Q {P Hawaii Convention Center, 1801 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii 96615 Telephone: 18081 973-2255 F O~G N Website: www.hawaii.gov/tourism Fax: 18081 973-2253 February 2, 2006 The Honorable Harry Kim Mayor, County of Hawaii 25 Aupuni Street Hilo, Hawaii 96720 Dear Mayor Kim: We are very pleased to inform you that your proposal for the "Waipio Park Ranger Pilof Program" was awarded $60,000 through the Hawaii Tourism Authority's (HTA) Natural Resources Program. Please note that the review committee was specific in its support for the program for the Waipio area only. This award is not intended to support the Kahaluu Park effort. However, for your information, The Kohala Center's program for "Saving Kahaluu Bay' was funded and we encourage your staff to work with this organization as they move forward. We are very excited about this new Program and look forward to working with you and your staff to implement your project. We are currently drafting the contract between the HTA and the County and will get a copy of that to you as soon as it is available. To assist us with expediting this process, would you please submit the following to our offices to the attention of Robbie Kane by February 24, 2006: 1. A revised project budget reflecting the award of $60,000 (versus the $129,500 you had requested) including a breakdown of how you plan to use the HTA funds within your project budget; and 2. A revised narrative reflecting the program for the Waipio area only. Thank you once again for your enthusiastic support of this program and partnership. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact either Muriel Anderson at 973-2269 or Robbie Kane at 973-2262. Sincerely, Rex D. 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They focus on crucial skills in the grant process, including grant writing and project definition. 0 The Grants Solution for America's Cities and Counties e C ~ d 9 t t r 6 8 ~ 9~ L E ~ ~.°t. ~ a - , s ~ , . C. Same Day Posting/Updating ~=:~r Current Program Information } ~ Access to Analyst Research Notice of Funding Availability F Application Files ;'~„:,~y ~i Federal Standard Forms ~ ~ Previously Funded Applications l~.„ Grant Summaries ~`s3 Standardized Information a4r` Funding AmountVerifitation Address Verification Tips From the Program Officer i Ability to Save Grants 4.;:;i Searchable =r.-,; Access to Award Lists E;;<,`:` ~ ~ Foundationl5tateOpportunities ,E~~ 7011-Free Customer Service << Personalized Grant Research Benchmarking Reports Grant Skill Training =yes ~~_~l =Sometimes F td The Grants Solution for America's Cities and Counties e C ~ V ~ S i • 1 f City of Allen, Texas The City of Allen,Texas (population 43,554) won a 544,000 grant award from the Texas Department of Health. The grant funding will be used to fund arthritis aquatics and exercise programs for the community. This project will be completed in partnership with the Arthritis Foundation. Broward County, Florida The County of Broward, Florida (population 1,623,018) was awarded 58,000,000 over 6 years for the Comprehensive Mental Health Services for Children and Their Families Grant Program. This program is awarded by the US Department of Health and Human Services'Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. City of Lancaster, California The City of Lancaster (population 118,718) received 5698,667 from the California Integrated Waste Management Board for aused-oil recycling and education program.This is a joint project between the City of Lancaster and the City of Palmdale. City of Chicago, Illinois The City of Chicago, Illinois (population 2,896,016) was awarded 545,000 from the US Environmental Protection Agency's Smart Growth: Saving Open Space and Revitalizing Brownfields program. This grant supports the development of a new tool for screening brownfieids sites for their potential to become mixed- income residential ormixed-use communities. Fulton County, Georgia In their first full year of using Grants Locator, Fulton County (population 816,000) increased its grant awards by 40% over the previous year. The grant team received 540 million dollars in grant awards for projects in parks, public works, economic development and health programs. City of Wichita, Kansas The City of Wichita (population 344,284) received a grant award of 5150,000 from the US Environmental Protection Agency to assess the vulnerability of the city's regional water plan and distribution system. The project focused on public health security and bioterrorism preparedness, as the city provides water throughout South Central Kansas. San Diego County, California In just over a year, San Diego County (population 2,818, 833) helped community based organizations win 53.4 million in new grant funding. The County's Office of Resource Development alerts nonprofits of new grants and the granted services are provided to the community at no expense to the county. Nassau County, New York The County of Nassau (population 1,339,463) received 538,271 from the Department oflustice Law Enforcement Tribute Act Program. Using the grant award the County will construct a memorial to honor eighteen members of the Nassau County Fire Service who were killed on September 11th. h The Grants Solution for America's Cities and Counties e C ~ ti/ ~ S Hawaii County Resource Center Deparhnent of Research & Development - - _ 25Aupuni Sbeet, Room l09 Hilo, HI 96720 ES FOR NIZATIONS ~~t i Cunten6: Federel, Foundation, Hawaii Foundacon Links Animal Welfare-Arts Asian & Pacific Islanders-Disabilities Environment, Health & Physical Education, and Historic Pres- Hunger, Homelessness, Substance Abuse, Mental Health Individuals and For-ProSt Corpore4ons Women and Youth Affinity Groups', Federal Agencies Grantwrifing Tips and Tutorials Nonprofit Organizational Development and Management Nonprofit Law, Technology, Volunteer Management, Finance Research, Data, Statistics, Writing Guides Hawaii County is an equal opportunity Provider and Employer ONLINE RESOURCES FOR NONPROFITS This list of hyperlinks does not constitute endorsement by the County of Hawaii of the linked web sites, or the information, products or services contained therein. The County of Hawaii does not exercise any editorial control over the information you may find at these locations. All links are provided with the intent of providing assistance to nonprofit organizations and individuals island-wide. FEDERAL GRANT SEARCH INKS Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) http://12.46.245.173/cfda/cfda.html Grants.Gov http://grants.gov/Index Federal Funds Express: http://www.house.gov/ffr/resources all.shtml#nonprofit FOUNDATION GRANT SEARCH LINKS Foundation Finder: The Foundation Center has a free searchable database containing basic information about more than 60,000 foundations in the United States. http://fdncenter.org Click "Foundation Finder" and "Grantmaker Web Sites" Foundation Center also has excellent grant writing tutorials. Philanthropy News Digest (PND) RFP Bulletin -organized by categories http://f d ncenter. org[p nd /rtpLn d ex.j htm I Chronicle of Philanthropy: News for fundraisers and Grantmakers; grant listings, conference and workshop informationhttp://www.philanthropy.com Hawaii Foundations: Alexander and Baldwin Foundation htto:/lalexanderbaldwinfoundation.org/ Atherton Family Foundation http;/[a_lexanderbaldwinfoundation.org/ Consuelo Foundation httpl1www.consuelo.org/ Hawaii Community Foundation http:/Iwww.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org/ lames and Abigail Campbell Foundation http://www.campbellestate.com/guidelines fdn.htm Cooke Foundation, LSd. http://www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org/woke/about/index____oha Harold KL Castle Foundation http://www.castlefoundation.org/ Hawaii People's Fund http://www.hawaiipeoplesfund.org[ Hawaiian Electric Industries, Int. (HEI) http://www.hei.com/heicf/heicf.html Friends of Hawaii Charities, Inc. http://www.friendsofhawaii.org/grantseekers.php ONLINE RESOURCES FOR NONPROFITS GRANT SOURCES BY AREAS OF INTEREST Arts (Fine and Performing Arts) Mimal Welfare MusicalOnline Magazine-foundations, grants and scholarships Sheltersource.org htto://www.sheltersource.org http //www.musicalonline.comlfoundation grants.htm Animal Watch Grant Program: Focus is on $300-$2,500 State Foundation on Culture and the Arts: Arts grants to deserving grassroots and other animal Opportunities -Grants and Competitions welfare organizations that have jumped into assist with http (/www revacomm com/orototvoelsfcalhtml/ animal emergencies. htto'//www.uan.or /q advocacv/ arts opportunities/grants competitions asp animalwatch.html The lol%wing 58 /inks were copied from the State Animal Welfare Trust-Focus is on information and foundation on Cu/tu~e and the Alts /inks page education programs. http /lfdncenter org[grantmaker/ HAWAI'1 ARTS, EDUCATION, AND GRANTS WEBSITES awt Artists in Hawaii Guide: htto://www.arts-hawaii.org Bishop Museum: http://www.bishopmuseum.org Bernice Barbour Foundation-Focus on animal care, The Contemporary Museum: htto://www.tcmhi.org cruelty prevention. htto'//www.bernicebarboucorg[ Diamond Head Theatre: Dl&T Foundation-Focus on spay/neuter projects, htto'/lwww diamondheadtheatre com under-funded clinics, grassroots efforts Hawaii Alliance for Arts Education: hh~.l(www.ditfoundation.or htt www arts-hawaii.org Glaser Progress Foundation-Past grants in animal Hawaii Community Foundation (grants): htt advocacy have funded PR efforts, administrator www hawaiicommunityfoundation.org salaries, and legal fees. Animal advocacy offerings Hawaii Consortium for the Arts: include technology grants, great ape grants, and htt : www.artslinkhawaii.org farmed animal grants. h~ //www glaserarogress org/ Hawaii Council for the Humanities: Itsy's Fund-small $125.00 grants available monthly htto:/lwww.hihumanities.org/ for emergency medical care for one animal. The animal Hawaii Maritime Center: doesn't have to be currently under treatment, and hh>t~ //www.holoholo.org/maritime/ shelters can apply retroactively. htto'//www itsysfund com/ Hawaii Opera Theatre: htto://www.hawaiiopera.orq PETsMART Charities-Focus on adoption, spay/neuter, Hawaii Theatre Center: http:/lwww.hawaiitheatre.com training, identification, and pet parent programs. Historic Hawaii: ham://www.historichawaii.org htt_p_((www.petsmart.com charities resources grants._shtml m~~k,„~'~~~ ~r~~rt=w,c „ f "r ONLINE RESOURCES FOR NONPROFITS Historic Preservation Division of Department of Land Arts Education Partnership: http://ae~ arts.org and Natural Resources, State of Hawaii: htto://www.state.hi.us/dlnr/hpd/index.htm ArtsEdNet (The Getty Center for Education in the Arts): http://www.getty.edu/artsednet Honolulu Academy of Arts: http://www.honoluluacademy_org Educational Theatre Association: http://www.edta.org Honolulu Symphony: http://www.honolulusymphony.com The Getty Center - Homepage (All Departments): h,t~://www.getty.edu Honolulu Theatre for Youth: http://www.htyweb.org The Getty Center -Education at the Getty: 'lolani Palace: ham:/lwww.iolanipalace.org http://www.gettkedu/education Kahilu Theatre: http://www.kahilutheatre.org The Getty Center -ArtsEdNet -Arts Education: http://www. getty.edu/artsednet Kauai Society of Artists: http://www.hawaiilink.net/-ksa/ Institute of Museum and Library Services: http:/(www.imis.gov Mission Houses Museum: http://www.missionhouses.org John F. Kennedy Center Education Department: hh~ artsedge.kennedy-center.org The University of Hawaii Art Gallery: http://www.hawaii.edu/artgallery Lincoln Center Institute: http://www.lincolncenter. org USA ARTS, EDUCATION, AND GRANTS WEBSITES Music Educators National Conference: htta://www.menc.org American Alliance for Theatre and Education: http://www.aate.com National Art Education Association: hhTtD://www.naea-reston.org American Association for State and Local History: htta:l/www.aaslh.org/ National Arts and Disability Center: http://www.nadc. ucla.edu/states. htm American Association of Museums: htto://www.aam-us.org National Assembly of State Arts Agencies (data and grants): www.nasaa-arts.org American Music Conference: http://www.amc-music.org National Conference of State Legislatures (database of arts education legislation and policies): Americans for the Arts: htto:!/www.artsusa.org http://www.ncsl.org[programs/arts/artsed[ artedhom.htm Arts & Learning Resources for State Leaders: htta'//www.nasaa-arts.org/nasaanews/index anl.htm National Dance Association: hH~;[[www.aahperd.org nda/template.cfm ArtsEdge (John F. Kennedy Center Education Department): http:[/artsedge.kennedy-center.org National Endowment for the Arts (data and grants): http:/larts,endowyov l ~ J h I ....,4„ EE~ti~~ 3 aF ONLINE RESOURCES FOR NONPROFITS National Endowment for the Arts (federal grants): Alston/Bannerman Fellowship Program http'//www arts qov/federal.html http l/www alstonbannerman.org/ National Endowment for the Humanities: Center for Asian American Media Fund http'//www neh qov http'!/www naatanet orq/ National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts: lames and Abigail Campbell Foundation http:/(www.nfaa.org http'//www kapolei com/ejc/guidelines fdn.htm National Network for Folk Arts in Education: Kosasa Foundation (no web site) http'//www.carts.org 766 Pohukaina Street, Honolulu, HI 96813 Phone:80B-591-2550 New York Foundation for the Arts & NYFA Source (USA Primary Contact: Mr. Paul Kosasa, President arts grants database): http•//www nyfa org The Kosasa Foundation provides support to a wide range of nonprofit organizations in Hawaii. Areas of Opera America: http•(/www operaam.org interest include, but are not limited to, the following: social services; health; Hawaiian cultural organizations; Open Studio: The Arts Online: children and youth; education; and, arts and cuRure. http//www Benton org/openstudio/home html Types of support include: project support; building funds; and, equipment. Interested applicants should Project Zero (Harvard Graduate School of Education): submit a request describing the organization, the _http'/lpzweb harvard edu project for which funding is requested, and the amount of the request. Smithsonian Institution: http'1/www.si.edu/ The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: Tobacco Policy Teachers and Writers Collaborative: Change h>~'//www rwjf orgiindex.isp http'//www twc.orq/ National Women's Business Council Fact Sheet: Asian U.S. Department of Education (data and grants): American Women and Entrepreneurship http//www ed aov/ http'//www nwbc ov ResearchPublications/documents/ k~ facts about asian american wobs 2005.pdf Very Special Arts: http//www warts orq/ Disabilities Arts and Healing Network -funding sources for the arts http//www artheals org/artist supportJyrants php Fundsnet: Disabilities http'//www fundsnetservices com/disabili.htm Americans for the Arts -Economic Prosperity Calculator -estimate the economic impact of your nonprofit arts Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and organization--or even your entire nonprofit arts Hard of Hearing community-on your local economy. http•//www.agbell org/DesktopDefault.aspx7p=Awards http'//ww3 artsusa orq/information resources( economic impactLalalatochtml American Association of People with Disabilities Programs http•/lwww aapd-dc.org/ Asian & Pacific Islanders BridgeBuilders Foundation Asian American Journalists Association Programs http'//www bridgebuildersfoundation orq/aboutus/ httQ:j[www,aaja.org[ irtdex,html . t,n a55 t } E ONLINE RESOURCES FOR NONPROFITS Christopher Reeve Paralysis Foundation Managing in Hard Times -best practices toolkit for htto'//www christo~herreeve orglsite/c.geIMLPOpGiF/ environmental and conservation nonprofits b 899265/k 0003/Home.htm http'//www id org/toolkits/fiard-times pfip Daniel Jordan Fiddle Foundation http'//www djfiddlefoundation.oro/ Heakh and Physical Education George F. Straub Trust Aetna Foundation http'//www hawaiicommunityfoundation.orq/ htto'//www aetna com/foundation/ communitvorants/2004 rfp htm Innovating Worthy Projects Foundation htt_.p;(1_www.iw f.or National Collegiate Athletic Association Grant Programs http'LLwwwt ncaa orgLmembershig/ed outreach/ Mitsubishi Electric America Foundation health-safety(drua ed proos/index htto'//www meaf.ora/ HMSA Foundation Milbank Foundation for Rehabilitation http'//www hmsafoundation orq/ http'//fdncenter org(grantmakerljm-milbank/ General Mills Foundation: Champions Youth Nutrition NEC Foundation of America and Fitness Initiative http'//www necfoundation.oro/ http'//www generalmills com/comorate/commitment! champions.aspx Reader's Digest Partners for Sight Foundation http'//www rd com[partnersforsight/ Dole food Company's Charitable Contribution Program http'//vaww dole com/Companvlnfo/Responsibility/ Special Hope Foundation Cominvolvement/Comminv Index.jsp htt : vnvw sgecialhope orq/ National Dairy Council: 3-A-Day of Dairy Nutrition The Farris Foundation Education Grants htto'//www farrisfoundation.or http!/www nationaldairycounciLoral N atio Hal Dai ryCoun ci I/ WAPD http'1/www wapd org/links/Grant Resources/ NFL Charities http'//www jointheteam.com/ Ernironment Nike Corporate Giving Program Earth Island http'//www earthisland.oro/ http'!/www Hike com/main.html National Geographic Conservation Trust Women's Sports Foundation http'//wwwnationaloeographiccom/research/grant/ http//wwwwomenssportsfoundation.orghgi-bin/iowa// ra2.html funding/results.html Fund for Wild Nature http/lwww fundwildnature.oro/ Historit Preservation National Fish and Wildlife Foundation National Trust for Historic Preservation http: www.nfwf.or http'//wwwnationaltrust.org/ Melinda Gray Ardia Foundation http'/lwww mgaef oro/ gppg~~{~~{~ c ONLINE RESOURCES FOR NONPROFITS Hunger and Homelessness Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-funded programs include HIV/AIDS Programs, Sexually Allen Foundation Transmitted Diseases/HIV Prevention Training Centers, hh~[wvm.allenfoundation.or and Injury and Violence Prevention and Control. http://vrvnv.cdcgov/funding. htm Castle and Cooke Properties Corporate Giving Program http'//www castle-cooke.com/default htm The Mott Foundation-agrant-making organizations whose mission is to support efforts that promote a just, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America: Domestic equitable, and sustainable society. Hunger Program http•//www molt org[programs/ap aso htta'llwww elca org[grantingho~ Drug-Free Communities Support Program~esigned to Freddie Mac Foundation strengthen community-based coalition efforts to reduce http'//www.freddiemacfoundation.org/ youth substance abuse. http'//drugfreecommunities samhsa gov/ Help America Foundation http'//www hel~mericafoundation orq/ Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RW1F)-the largest U.S. foundation devoted to improving the health and Oak Foundation http://www.oakfnd.org/ health care of all Americans, funds grantees through both multi-site "national programs" and single-site Newman's Own http //www.newmansown.com/ projects. http://www.rNjf.org index.jsp Presbyterian Hunger Program Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services http:(/vnvw. cusa.or hun er Administration funding opportunities. http•!/www samhsa gov/budget/indexb aspz Safeway Foundation http'//www safewayfoundation orq/ SAMHSA Model Programs-An excellent collection of substance abuse and mental health programs that work. UPS Foundation htt : modelprograms.samhsa g_ov/template ct.cfm? http/[community ups com/Rhilanthropy/main html Rage=model list United Methodist Church: Domestic Hunger/Poverty and SAMHSA Grant Preparation Workshop Manual-dn line Economic Justice Program tutorial with grant proposal step-by-step instructions. http;[[gbgm-umc.or home aagl h~altsamhsa.gov/grants AManual/tochtm loin Together article "Beyond Anecdote: Using Local Substante Abuse & Mental Heath Indicators To Guide Your Community Strategy To Reduce Substance Abuse." 21"Century Community Learning Centers (CCLC)-this http'//wwwjointogetherorg/sa/files/adf/surveykit Rdf program is a key component of the No Child Left Behind Act. It is an opportunity for students and their families loin Together "How do we know we are making a to continue to learn new skills and discover new difference-A Community Alcohol, Tobacco, and Drug abilities after the school day has ended. Indicators Handbook" htta'//wwwedgov/oroarams/2lstcclc/index.html http'//vnvwindicatorshandbook.org/ Drug Strategies: Assessing Community Coalitions http:(/www.drugstrategies.or commcoal/index.html ij, a ~,~wa his ...4sNa ti! ° w ' t .i.4 L'~~p?,. ONLINE RESOURCES FOR NONPROFITS Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration's Individuals and For-PrafR Companies Quick Statistics web page For Individuals and For-Profit Organizations http'//oas samhsa y_ovl2k5/Ouick/Quick htm With the exception of academic scholarships and Western CAPT (Centers for the Application of Prevention fellowships, grants are rarely offered to individuals. Technologies) Here are two links which lead to government benefits h>~ //captus samhsa gov/western/western cfm and private scholarship opportunities. Drug Strategies promotes more effective approaches to Benefits.Gov-Your Benefits Connection the nation's drug problems and supports private and http //www.govbenefits.gov/govbenefitsJindex.jhtml public efforts to reduce the demand for drugs through prevention, education, treatment, law enforcement and The Foundation Center's funding locator for individuals; community initiatives. http://www.drugstrategies.com/ requires a paid subscription htto'//ationline fdncenter org/dt filed CDC's Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System gti search gm.html (statistics) http//www cdc gov/Heal~Youth/~b_s/index htm Grantseeking Basics for Individuals Online Course offered by the Foundation Center. There is a fee for the Monitoring the Future--an ongoing study of the course. behaviors, attitudes, and values of American secondary Designed for individuals not affiliated with nonprofit school students, college students, and young adults. organizations, such as artists and researchers, this http//www.monitoringthefuture.oro/ online training course will show you how to seek out and identify potential sources of foundation funding. The National Center for Addiction and Substance Abuse The techniques and strategies you learn in this course at Columbia University-"CASA remains the only will improve your prospects for receiving funds. national organization that brings together all the Learn how and why funders make grants to individuals professional disciplines needed to combat abuse of all and most importantly how to articulate your own substances in all sectors of society."-Joseph A. funding needs. Learn about the best tools available for Califano, lr., CASA Chairman and President grant searches and gain an understanding of the http'//wwwcasacolumbiaorgLupportcasa/sub- application process.6iantseekingBasicsfo~lndividua/s categ~asp?CatalogVar=O&cID=12 features interactive exercises and assessments, a comprehensive glossary, and Internet and print The National Institute on Drug Abuse-The Science of resources to prepare you for grantseeking success. Drug Abuse & Addiction http'//www fdncenter org/marketplace/catalog/ http//165 112 78 65/pubs/allpubs.taf?function=form product online training.jhtml? id=prod570001&navCount=0&navAction=push U.S. Department of Justice National Drug Intelligence Center htta://www.usdoj.gov/ndic/ This link will connect you to a comprehensive database of funding opportunities, primarily financial aid and United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime scholarships, for individuals. Search far opportunities http//www unodc org/unodc/index html by academic level, population group, and 45 academic or professional subjects (Agriculture, arts, athletics, business, engineering, film, geology, history, journalism, landscape architecture, mathematics, music, photography, physical therapy, social services, travel and study abroad, women's studies, and writing to name a few.) http'//www lib msu edu/harris23/grantsJ3subject.htm , u„ ....~~..~E ONLINE RESOURCES FOR NONPROFITS American Hotel & Lodging Educational Foundation L'OREAL USA for Women in Science Fellowship Program http://www.ahlf.org/ ham://www.lorealusa.com/ American Society on Aging Award Programs Ms. Foundation for Women h~ //www.asaging.org/awards/home.cfm http•//www.ms.foundation.org/ Freedoms Foundation Oprah's Angel Network http//www.treedomsfoundation.com! http!/www o~rahsangelnetwork.orgf lames Patterson Page Tumer Awards Soroptimist International of the Americas: Women's h~ /lwww pattersonRageturner orq/ Opportunity Awards http://www. soroptimist.org/ National Trust for Historic Preservation: Cynthia Woods Mitchell Fund for Historic Interiors Streisand Foundation http://www.nationaltrust org~p/grants.html http'//www barbrastreisand.comJ bio Streisand foundation.html National Trust for Historic Preservation: Johanna Favrot Fund for Historic Preservation The R.O.S.E. Fund http'//www nationaltrust org/helpjgrants.html http://www.rosefund.org( Public Entity Risk Institute Grant and Research Program Women In Film Foundation http//www.riskinstitute.org/ http:[/www.wif.ora/ Society for the Arts in Healthcare Zonta International Foundation htt : www thesah orq/template/index.cfm http•!/www.zonta.org/site/PageServer The Tech Museum Awards Yves Rocher Foundation: Women of the Earth Awards http:jLisvw.thetech.org(techawards( h~ J/www yvesrocherusa com/shop app/apo U5/ jms isp~&nav=topic&topicld=577&noFrame Water Environment Research Foundation h~ //www.werf.org/ Center for Women's Business Research //www womensbusinessresearch orq/ Ocean Trust: Fisheries & Habitat Restoration Program http;(1www,oceantrust.org[ National Women's Business Council Fad Sheet: Asian American Women and Entrepreneurship Women http'/Iwww nwbc g_ov/ResearchPublications/documents/ k~ fads about asian american wobs 2005.pdf Fundsnet http//www.fundsnetservices.com/women.htm Youth Avon Foundation h~ //www avoncompany com/women/ The Federal Government's "...comprehensive information portal providing answers to questions on Friends of Hawaii Charities education, career, government and more." http(/wwwfriendsofhawaii orq/ http://www.students.gov Federated Department Stores Foundation Youth Services America http://www.ysa.orgl http:(/www_federated_fds.com communit National Youth Development Information Center r http(/www nydic o~/nydic/funding/index htm L amt,. b" 16 ~ z ~R~~~ii!`~4q ~ . a ~ ,~_.,_F_sE, ONLINE RESOURCES FOR NONPROFITS Affinity Groups &Specific-Interest GraMmaker Federal Agencies Associations -Please note, these are GrantMAlgA~ organizations and may not havegrantsearoh Agency forlnternationalDevelopmeM resources. 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Corporation for National and Community Service Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group (AGAG) http'//www nationalservice.org/ http'//www afric~grantmakers oral Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy Department of Agriculture (AAPIP) http://www.aapip.org( http L/www usda gov/wps[portal/usdahome The Communications Network http'(/www comnetwork org/default.htm USDA Cooperative State Research, Education, and Environmental Grantmakers Association (EGA) Extension Service http://www.ega.org/ http'L/www csrees usda gov/fo/funding.cfm Funders Network for Smart Growth & Livable Communities http'//www fundersnetwork.oro/ Department of Commerce Grantmaker Forum on Community and National Service ht~www.commerce.g~ http' //www. gfcns. orq/ Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees Department of Defense (GCIR) http•!/wwwgcirorg/ ham'//www.defense.gov/ Grantmakers for Children, Youth & Families (GCYF) http://www.gcyf.oro/ Department of Education Grantmakers for Education (GFE) http://www.ed.gov/index.ihtml http' //www. edf u nders.org/ Grantmakers for Effective Organizations (GEO) No Child Left Behind - A Desktop Reference http'//www.geofunders.org/ (181 pages) htto'(/wwwtitleionlinecom/libraries/ Grantmakers in Aging (GIA) http'!/www giaging.org/ titleionline/free resources/reference~df Grantmakers in Heath (GIH) http:/lwww.gih.org[ Grantmakers in the Arts http//enwa giarts orq( Department of Energy Hispanics in Philanthropy http'//www doe gov/engine/content do http'//www.h~online.org home! 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