The Foundation's interested in health, including building skills of community health workers and preventing chronic disease. It also supports disaster relief and disaster preparedness.
Supports public broadcasting efforts to raise awereness about health issues. Spcial interest in collaboration and serving underrepresented populations.
This foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, health, employment, financial education, human services, diversity and promoting economic self-sufficiency.
Accepting applications for local news and information initiatives from May 1 to July 1 2013. Includes a focus on projects that improve the way that people and governments interact.
The Knight Foundation invests in projects that advance journalism in the digital age and in projects that strengthen the 26 local communities where the Knight brothers held newspapers.
Making grants in New Mexico and nationally, this foundation funds projects that support exceptional contemporary artists and writers and Native activists in rural indigenous communities.
The foundation supports the creation and presentation of contemporary works in the fields of visual art, performing art, new media, literary art, film, architecture and design.
Committed to helping children develop creativity and learning skills, this foundation is focuses its giving on early childhood education and technology and communication projects related to education.
The MacArthur Foundation supports documentary film and public media news programs. A new challenge will make awards for digital media exploring how to strengthen democracy. Deadline: April 30, 2013.
The Foundation is ramping up its program and initiated grantmaking in arts (especially Native arts) and environment and building a program in disaster relief/preparedness, especially in the Midwest.
The Foundation supports initiatives to present artists to audiences in the mid-Atlantic region and to use technology to build audiences for the arts. Grants support music, dance, theater, film.
The Foundation has supported the development and innovative use of digital, social and mobile technology applications to address important community issues.
This Fund invests in nonprofit and for-profit entrepreneurial ventures that are working to transform K-12 education in America, especially through the use of innovative technologies.
This international foundation funds global environmental and social justice issues. Special interests include climate change, women's issues and learning differences.
This national foundation has supported public broadcasters for capital and equipment funding, as well as programming aligned with their areas of interest (incl. conservation and reproductive health).
This national corporate foundation funds public media projects that aim to improve social outcomes for community residents in areas where the company operates.
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