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NATIONAL FUNDERS

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 pursues three giving strategies: community development, education, and arts and culture.
This foundation makes grants in two areas: education, specifically in STEM fields, and entrepreneurship.
Supports public broadcasters nationally and in Wyoming. Special interest in partnerships with arts organizations.
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 Challenge is accepting applications three times per year for innovative projects focused on news and information.
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.
The Knight Foundation and the NEA are awarding planning and implementation grants in eight cities nationwide.
The Foundation’s future Arts and Culture grantmaking will focus on “creative placemaking.” Grants also available for college readiness and access.
This Foundation provides national and local grants, primarily supporting rural communities. The Foundation does make equipment and capital grants.
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.
Giving priorities for this foundation include community development, education, religion, youth and philanthropic leadership education.
The Reva and David Logan Foundation funds projects nationwide.
The Lumina Foundation makes project implementation grants nationwide.
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.
This funder supports creation and production of experimental performance works, including those that incorporate broadcast, digital and social media.
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.
This company-sponsored foundation supports health and science education.
This national foundation's public broadcasting initiative supports programming featuring the arts, health and aging issues and financial literacy.
Awards will recognize afterschool programs for middle schoolers in digital learning, the arts and more. DUE: May 15, 2012.
The funder supports education and workforce development. It also makes software donations and supports community technology training initiatives.
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 national foundation supports journalistic efforts related to their primary interest areas, including civil society, environment and poverty.
NAPT supports production of content for public television by Native American producers and/or programs focusing on Native American issues or history.
This national foundation has a special interest in innovation and assistive technology for people with disabilities.
A good fit for public media in New York state, and for national training initiatives to engage more diverse journalists.
This national corporate foundation has funded public broadcasters in the Eastern U.S. for general and project support.
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.
The Foundations have a strong interest in investigative media and independent journalism.
Has a long history of support for public media. Projects must address the areas of enviromnment and/or human rights.
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).
Has a history of support for public affairs and educational programming. Areas of interest include environmental protection.
Supports media projects that address one or more of their priority areas. Recent grants have addressed religious discourse.
This national corporate foundation funds public media projects that aim to improve social outcomes for community residents in areas where the company operates.
Supports journalism nationally, focusing particularly on training of journalists who serve smaller communities and on business journalism.
This foundation gives nationally to support education, literacy, STEM learning and health.
Has supported public broadcasting projects that fit their priority areas: democratic practice, sustainable development and peace and security.
Supports media projects that enhance public understanding of issues of importance to the foundation, including global health, climate and environment.
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors make grants nationally on a variety of issues.
No support for film or video, but a good fit for smaller community radio stations, especially those that serve diverse populations.
National giving supports K-12 education and diversity. Local giving supports youth-focused social messaging campaigns.
This corporate foundation supports young people leading positive change.
The Sundance Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the discovery and development of independent artists and audiences.
Has a strong history of supporting public media initiatives, especially those that engage young people in public life.