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| Caesars Foundation | Formerly the Harrah’s Foundation, Caesars makes grants for healthy aging, arts and educational programming in areas of company operation. |
| Cal Humanities | Accepts applications for Community Stories (up to $10,000), with a new emphasis on stories of veterans and those who care for them, plus Documentary Project Grants. |
| California Endowment | The foundation's Innovative Ideas Challenge seeks projects that are “disruptive innovations” aimed at addressing health issues in California. |
| Campaign for Grade-Level Reading | Foundations across the country have joined this Campaign to promote grade-level literacy and prevent dropout. |
| Capital Public Radio Receives Health Journalism Funding | Read about how Capital Public Radio cultivated a relationship with The California Endowment that led to a $150,000 grant to expand the station's online health journalism. |
| Career Pathways Innovation Fund | This Department of Labor program supports career pathway programs implemented by community colleges in partnership with other organizations in the community. |
| Carnegie Corporation of New York | With a long history of leading support for public media, the Corporation now funds media initiatives around areas including education, democracy/voting and integration of immigrants. |
| Carnegie Journalism Report 2008 | Read Carnegie's Journalism Report: Public Broadcasting on the Threshold of the Digital Age. |
| Carol M. White Physical Education Program | This program provides grants to local educational agencies and community-based organizations to initiate, expand and improve physical education for students in grades K-12. |
| Casey Foundation, Marguerite | This foundation supports work that helps low-income families strengthen their voices and mobilize their communities. It doesn't accept unsolicited applications, but has made numerous media grants. |
| Catto Charitable Foundation | This Foundation funds public media in Colorado, Texas and at the national level. |
| CDC announces Sodium Reduction in Communities grant recipients | CDC announced the five recipients of their Sodium Reduction in Communities program. Stations in these communities may find a partnership opportunity. |
| Center for Social Media Field Report: Why Democracy? | This August 2008 report evaluates the public broadcasting collabortion "Why Democracy?" and its efforts to coordinate international broadcast events. |
| Central Carolina Community Foundation | The Foundation awards grants primarily to nonprofit organizations in an 11-county area of Central South Carolina in the areas of arts and education. |
| Challenge America Fast-Track | The goal of this NEA program is to support small- and mid-sized organizations for projects that extend the arts to underserved populations that have limited access to the arts. |
| Challenge Grants for Two-year Colleges | This NEH program funds proposals to strengthen humanities programs and resources at two-year colleges. |
| Champlin Foundations | Giving from this foundation is primarily for conservation, education, libraries, health, hospitals, cultural activities, historic preservation, and social and family services. |
| Charlottesville Area Community Foundation | Grants from this foundation are available in the areas of youth, education and community services for work in Charlottesville, VA, and the surrounding counties. |
| Chesapeake Bay Trust | The Trust is currently accepting applications for outreach and awareness grants. Deadline: July 6, 2012. |
| Chicago Community Trust | This Trust makes grants in five programs: arts and culture, basic human needs, community development, education and health. |
