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| Annenberg Foundation | The Annenberg Foundation exists to advance the public well-being through improved communication. It encourages the development of more effective ways to share ideas and knowledge. |
| An Additional $1.050 Million is Available for the E-rate Program in FY2012 | The FCC expects to grant an additional $1.050 million for schools and libraries applying to the E-rate program (Universal Service Fund) in funding year 2012. |
| Amgen Foundation | This foundation donates to three main program areas: quality of care and access for patients, science education and community services. |
| American Masterpieces: Visual Arts Touring | This component of NEA's American Masterpieces program provides funding to tour major art exhibitions. |
| American Honda Foundation | This foundation makes grants nationally to promote STEM learning among young people. |
| American Graduate Engagement Grants | New American Graduate Engagement Grants of $20,000 are available for stations looking to start or continue their involvement with the American Graduate initiative. |
| American Graduate Community Engagement Grants | As part of the CPB initiative, NCME will provide grants to support stations committed to connecting with and engaging their communities to collaboratively address the high school dropout crisis. |
| American Archive Content Inventory Project | This funding opportunity is specifically for public broadcasters and is intended to help them take an inventory of their assets. |
| America's Media Makers: Development & Production Grants | NEH's America's Media Makers program supports projects in the humanities that explore stories, ideas and beliefs. Both production and development grants are available. |
| America's Historical and Cultural Organizations | NEH's America's Historical and Cultural Organizations grants support humanities projects that encourage dialogue, discussion and civic engagement. Planning and implementation grants are available. |
| Alphawood Foundation | Nonprofits in metropolitan Chicago whose mission involves the arts, arts education, social change advocacy or domestic violence intervention can receive general operating grants from this foundation. |
| All Children Reading Competition | USAID offers up to $300,000 for new innovative ways to improve reading skills and low literacy rates among primary grade children worldwide. |
| Alfred P. Sloan Foundation | This foundation makes many grants to public media to advance public understanding of science and technology. |
| Alexia Foundation for World Peace | The foundation’s new Women’s Initiative will award a production grant of $25,000 to a photojournalist for a project focused on abuse of women in the United States. |
| Alex Stern Family Foundation | This foundation supports the arts, social welfare/human services, education, youth recreation, civic projects and health issues for the benefit of the greater Fargo-Moorhead area. |
| Alcohol Education Project Grants | Through this program, the National Institutes of Health provide funding for the dissemination of new alcohol research information to health professionals. |
| Alaska Community Foundation | This community foundation distributes competitive grants, donor advised grants and scholarships. |
| Alabama Power Foundation | This foundation supports projects focused on improving education, strengthening communities, promoting arts and culture, and restoring and enhancing the environment. |
| Advice on Broadband Funding Applications - BTOP, RUS and ARRA | Watch the recording of this Grant Center webinar on broadband funding applications for public broadcasting stations. Air date: February 4, 2010. |
| Advancing Informal STEM Learning | Formally known as ISE, this NSF program will grant $20 million to a total of 34 awardees for STEM education projects that use media to reach a broader audience. |
