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Money Monday, March 8, 2010

Los Angeles County Office of Education 1

Money Monday provides LACOE staff with a snapshot of grants activities and opportunities forLACOE divisions and programs. Money Monday appears in the LACOE e-mail system aboutevery other week. If you know of a grant opportunity or are considering applying for a grantoutside of LACOE or in partnership with other organizations, please notify the GrantsDevelopment office at (562) 922-6112 or [email protected]. The Grants officeweb site can be viewed athttp://www.lacoe.edu/grants.

ATTENTION!! IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING GRANT APPLICATIONS: Pleasecall the Grants office at (562) 922-6112 if you are interested in applying for grant funds, e.g.federal, state, or other sources. This applies to paper and electronic (online) grantapplications/proposals. Grants office staff will walk you through LACOEs requirements andprocess. Per LACOE Board Policy, all grants whether paper or electronic require superintendentapproval before submission.

IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING REQUESTS FOR REDUCED INDIRECT: Fewerrequests for reduced indirect are being approved by the superintendent, thus it is imperative thatthese are addressed as soon as possible. If the grant you are applying for will require a reduced

indirect cost, please call Madeline Hall or Roberta Gerarde in theGrants Developmentoffice forguidance. Thank you for your attention.

LOS ANGELES COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATIONNAME: Raynette SanchezDIVISION: CISFUNDING SOURCE: CA Department of EducationPROGRAM: Adult Education Professional DevelopmentPURPOSE: To implement a large-scale statewide professional development project thatsupports high performing literacy and basic skills programs, as defined by the WorkforceInvestment Act (WIA) Title II, in adult education by providing quality professional development

for administrators and instructional staff. (NOTE: A LACOE application is being considered atthis time. ITO has also expressed interest in this opportunity.)AMOUNT: TBDDUE: April 12, 2010

NAME: Gina KoencyDIVISION: CISFUNDING SOURCE: California Post Secondary Education CommissionPROGRAM: Improving Teacher QualityPURPOSE: Professional development to help K-12 teachers to enhance teaching and learning intheir classrooms.

AMOUNT: TBDDUE: April 27, 2010 (NOTE: An IHE partner will be the applicant.)

NAME: Michele BiagioniDIVISION: ITOFUNDING SOURCE: Sun MicrosystemsPROGRAM: Academic Excellence Grant Program
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PURPOSE: This application is to receive Thin Clients, which would be used to replace theaging computers currently used in professional development for teachers, administrators, andother district/school staff.AMOUNT: n/aDUE: February 26, 2010

LOS ANGELES COUNTY EDUCATION FOUNDATIONNAME: Leticia BustillosFUNDING SOURCE: Southern California EdisonPROGRAM: Education, EnvironmentPURPOSE: To provide the 6

thAnnual Blue Sky Meadow Summer Science Camp for children

from selected low income areas.AMOUNT: $25,000DUE: n/a

NAME: Roberta GerardeFUNDING SOURCE: Easton Foundations

PROGRAM: ArcheryPURPOSE: To provide expert instruction in basic archery skills at the 6th Annual Blue SkyMeadow Summer Science Camp for children from selected low income areas.AMOUNT: $1,650DUE: n/a

The mission of the Los Angeles County Education Foundation (LACEF) is to serve as bothchampion and resource in the delivery of exceptional educational experiences that prepare theCountys disadvantaged children and youth for learning and for life. If you are consideringcontacting an organization for the purpose of applying for a grant through LACEF, or if youhave a question about LACEF, please e-mail or call Madeline Hall or Roberta Gerarde at (562)

940-1602.

You can't live a perfect day without doing something for someone

who will never be able to repay you. ~John Wooden

HELP WANTED: to build futures and improve lives! For just a few dollars per pay periodyou can help to send a disadvantaged child to Summer Science Camp, support student athleticsand activities at LACOE schools, or help a Probation youth to be successful when he/she returnsto the communitythese are only a few LACEF programs that need financial support. Pleaseclick hereto find out how you can become a part of this important work. One time donations arealways welcome!

Honor a friend by helping a childThinking ahead to a special persons birthday, retirement, or other special occasion? Considerhonoring a friend, family member or colleague by making a donation that will provide the gift ofhope, learning, and wonder to child in need. Donations are tax-deductible, and you can direct thegift to the greatest need or to a LACOE or Foundation program. A card will be sent to yourhonoree to let him/her know of your thoughtfulness, and you will receive an acknowledgementfor tax purposes. Contact LACEF at 562-940-1602 for more information.
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------------------------------------------------------------CURRENT FUNDING OPPORTUNITIE$For further information, eligibility and guidelines please see the web sites listed. If you need aprinted copy, call the Grants office at (562) 922-6112.

United States Department of Education Discretionary Grantshttp://www.ed.gov/fund/grant/apply/grantapps/index.html

CFDA #84.351D Model Development and Dissemination Grants Program-Arts in Educationhttp://www2.ed.gov/programs/artsedmodel/index.htmlThe program supports the enhancement, expansion, documentation, evaluation, anddissemination of innovative, cohesive models that demonstrate effectiveness in: Integrating intoand strengthening arts in the core elementary and middle school curricula; Strengthening artsinstruction in those grades; and Improving students' academic performance, including their skillsin creating, performing, and responding to the arts. Estimated Range of Awards: $250,000-$300,000 for the first year of the project. Funding for the second, third, and fourth years is

subject to the availability of funds and the approval of continuation awards (see 34 CFR 75.253).Estimated Average Size of Awards: $275,000. Estimated Number of Awards: 28Due: March 16, 2010

CFDA # 84.215X Teaching American History Grantshttp://www.ed.gov/programs/teachinghistory/applicant.htmlThe program is designed to raise student achievement by improving teachers' knowledge andunderstanding of and appreciation for traditional U.S. history. Grant awards will assist LEAs, inpartnership with entities that have content expertise, to develop, document, evaluate, anddisseminate innovative and cohesive models of professional development. Total funding for athree-year project period is a maximum of $500,000 for LEAs with enrollments of less than

20,000 students; $1,000,000 for LEAs with enrollments of 20,000-300,000 students; and$2,000,000 for LEAs with enrollments above 300,000 students. Estimated Number of Awards:120-125. Project Period: Up to 60 months.Deadline for Notice of Intent to Apply: February 22, 2010.Due: March 22, 2010

CFDA # 84.184A Grants to Reduce Alcohol Abusehttp://www2.ed.gov/programs/dvpalcoholabuse/index.htmlThis program assists LEAs in the development and implementation of innovative and effectivealcohol abuse prevention programs for secondary school students. Up to 25 percent of fundingmay be reserved for grants to low-income and rural LEAs. Project Period: Up to 36 months (3

budget periods of 12 months each). Estimated Available Funds: $3,311,000. Estimated AverageSize of Awards: $368,000. Estimated Number of Awards: 9Due: April 16, 2010

CFDA#84.364 Improving Literacy Through School Librarieshttp://www2.ed.gov/programs/lsl/index.htmlThis program helps LEAs improve reading achievement by providing students with increasedaccess to up-to-date school library materials; well-equipped, technologically advanced school
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library media centers; and professionally certified school library media specialists. EstimatedRange of Awards: $100,000-$600,000. Estimated Average Size of Awards: $350,000. EstimatedNumber of Awards: 53. Project period: up to 12 months.Due: April 20, 2010

CFDA Number(s): 84.165 Magnet Schools Assistance Program (MSAP)

http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/2010/pdf/2010-4416.pdfMSAP provides grants to eligible local educational agencies (LEAs) and consortia of LEAs tosupport magnet schools that are part of an approved desegregation plan. Through theimplementation of magnet schools, these program resources can be used in pursuit of theobjectives of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), which supports State andlocal efforts to enable all elementary and secondary students to achieve to high standards andholds schools, LEAs, and States accountable for ensuring that their students do so. ExpectedNumber of Awards: 40 Estimated Total Funding: $100,000,000.Due: May 3, 2010

CFDA #s: 84.396A (Scale-up grants), 84.396B (Validation grants), and 84.396C (Development

grants). Investing in Innovation Fund (I3)http://www2.ed.gov/programs/innovation/index.htmlThe purpose of this program is to provide competitive grants to applicants with a record ofimproving student achievement and attainment in order to expand the implementation of, andinvestment in, innovative practices that are demonstrated to have an impact on improving studentachievement or student growth (as defined in this notice), closing achievement gaps, decreasingdropout rates, increasing high school graduation rates, or increasing college enrollment andcompletion rates. Estimated Available Funds: $643,500,000. Estimated Range of Awards:Scale-up grants: Up to $50,000,000. Validation grants: Up to $30,000,000. Developmentgrants: Up to $5,000,000. Estimated Average Size of Awards: Scale-up grants: $40,000,000.Validation grants: $17,500,000. Development grants: $3,000,000. Estimated Number of

Awards: Scale-up grants: Up to 5 awards. Validation grants: Up to 100 awards. Developmentgrants: Up to 100 awards. Project Period: 36-60 months.Due: TBD

US Department of Justice--Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP)http://ojjdp.ncjrs.gov/funding/funding.html

CFDA Number: 16.726 OJJDP FY 2010 Strategic Enhancement to Mentoring Programshttp://ojjdp.ncjrs.gov/grants/solicitations/FY2010/SEMP.pdfThe purpose of this program is to enhance the capacity and effectiveness of establishedmentoring programs by: (1) augmenting the involvement of and services for the mentoring

participants' parents; (2) expanding structured activities and opportunities for the mentors andmentoring participant(s); and (3) increasing the availability of ongoing mentor training andsupport. OJJDP will make awards between $200,000 and $500,000 per award for a projectperiod of 18 to 36 months. Several one-time awards under each focus area are anticipated.Due: April 14, 2010

Links to US Government Agencieshttp://www.usa.gov/Agencies/Federal/All_Agencies/index.shtml
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Click above for links to other agencies such as Departments of Labor, Agriculture, and Healthand Human Services. Go this linkhttp://www.usa.gov/Contact/E-mail-subscriptions.shtmltoreceive direct e-mail updates from as many government agencies as you choose.

Federal Resources for Educational Excellence (FREE)http://www.free.ed.gov/

FREE makes it easier to find teaching and learning resources from the federal government. Morethan 1,500 federally supported teaching and learning resources are included from dozens offederal agencies. New sites are added regularly. And you guessed itthese resources are free!!

California Department of Education:http://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/fo/af/

Adult Education Professional Development (2010-11; Contract) NEW! 04-Mar-2010Deadline established: April 12, 2010

Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate Test Fee Reimbursement (2009-10;

Apportionment)Deadline established: June 30, 2010

After School Education and Safety Universal (2009-10; Grant)Deadline established: June 30, 2011

California Health Science Capacity Building Project (2009-10; Grant)Deadline established: March 15, 2010

Carl D. Perkins Career & Technical Education (2010-11; Grant)Deadline established: May 1, 2010

Charter School Revolving Loan Fund (2009-10; Apportionment)Deadline established: April 30, 2010

Child and Adult Care Food (2009-10; Apportionment)Applications or other data may be submitted at any time during the fiscal year.

Child Care Facilities Revolving Fund General Facilities Application FY 2009-10 (2009-10;Contract)Deadline established: June 30, 2010

Direct Support Professional Training Program (2009-10; Apportionment)Deadline established: June 30, 2010

Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (2010-11; Grant) NEW! 01-Mar-2010Deadline established: April 1, 2010

Public Charter Schools Grant (2009-10; Grant)Deadline established: March 31, 2010
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SB 70 Distance Learning Pilot (2009-10; Grant)Applications or other data may be submitted at any time during the fiscal year.

School Nutrition (2009-10; Apportionment)Applications or other data may be submitted at any time during the fiscal year.

Special Education: Extraordinary Cost Pool (2009-10; Apportionment)Deadline established: November 30, 2010

Summer Food Service (2009-10; Apportionment)Deadline established: April 15, 2010

Supplemental Educational Services (SES) (2010-11; Contract) NEW! 02-Mar-2010Deadline established: March 26, 2010

Tech Prep Demonstration Site Grant (2010-11; Grant)

Deadline established: May 3, 2010

NEW OPPORTUNITIE$--Corporate & FoundationLemelson-MIT InvenTeamshttp://web.mit.edu/inventeams/apply.htmlThe InvenTeam initiative, created by the Lemelson-MIT Program, offers an unparalleledopportunity for high school students to cultivate their creativity and experience invention.InvenTeams are teams of high school students, teachers, and mentors that receive grants up to$10,000 each to invent technological solutions to real-world problems. Each InvenTeam choosesits own problem to solve.Due: Early feedback deadline: March 19, 2010. Initial application deadline: April 23, 2010

Excite Award recipient notification: May 7, 2010. Final application due: September 10, 2010

MetLife-National Assoc. of Secondary School Principals Breakthrough Schools Projecthttp://www.principals.org/AwardsandRecognition/BreakthroughSchools/HowtoApply.aspxThe MetLife-NASSP Breakthrough Schools project, initiated in 2007, is sponsored by MetLifeFoundation. The goal of the project is to identify, recognize, and showcase middle level and highschools that serve large numbers of students living in poverty and are high achieving ordramatically improving student achievement. Ten schools will be nationally recognized and eachwill receive a $5,000 grant.Due: May 15, 2010

Safe Routes to School Mini-Grantshttp://www.saferoutesinfo.org/news_room/minigrants/index.cfmThe National Center for Safe Routes to School is now accepting applications for up to 35 mini-grants of $1,000 each to support the goal of Safe Routes to School (SRTS) programs, which is toenable and encourage children to safely walk and bicycle to school. SRTS programs areimplemented nationwide by parents, schools, community leaders, and local, state, and tribalgovernments.Due: April 7, 2010
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Baseball Tomorrow Fundhttp://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/official_info/community/btf.jsp?content=grant_processThe mission of BTF is to promote and enhance the growth of youth participation in baseball andsoftball throughout the world by funding programs, fields, coaches' training, and the purchase ofuniforms and equipment to encourage and maintain youth participation in the game. The averagegrant amount is approximately $50,000.

Due: January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1 annually. Letters of inquiry accepted anytime.

Entertainment Software Foundationhttp://www.theesa.com/foundation/application.aspThe ESA Foundation is dedicated to supporting positive programs and opportunities that make adifference in the lives of America's youth. The Foundation seeks to harness the collective powerof the interactive entertainment industry to create positive social impact in our communities. Wesupport geographically diverse projects and programs that benefit American boys and girls of allraces and religions. First time awardees can receive grants up to $50,000.Due: April 15, 2010

The got breakfast? Silent Hero Granthttp://www.gotbreakfast.org/grants.phpThe got breakfast? Silent Hero Grant program was launched to encourage schools and non-profitorganizations to expand the reach of underutilized child nutrition programs. If you are a public,non-profit private school or 501(c)(3) non-profit that participates in the national SchoolBreakfast Program you may qualify for the Alternate Meal Service Breakfast Grant. Grants willrange from $2,000 to $10,000.Due: April 1, 2010

American Academy of Dermatology's Shade Structure Programhttp://www.aad.org/public/sun/grants.html

The American Academy of Dermatology's Shade Structure Program awards grants in the amountof $8,000 each for the purchase of permanent shade structures designed to provide shade andultraviolet (UV) ray protection for outdoor areas. The AAD also provides a permanent sign to bedisplayed near the shade structure that promotes the importance of sun safety. The AAD receivessupport for this program from Johnson & Johnson Consumer Products Company. 30 to 35 grantswill be awarded depending on level of funds.Due: April 12, 2010

GRANT$ WITH DUE DATESACMP Foundationhttp://www.acmp.net/foundation.html

ACMP Foundation was formed in 1993 to support the aims and purposes of Amateur ChamberMusic Players (ACMP), an international organization that fosters the playing and singing ofchamber music for people of all ages and skill levels. ACMP Foundation grants generally rangefrom $1,000-$3,500.Due: Varies by program

ASM International Living in a Material World Teacher Grants
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http://www.asminternational.org/content/Foundation/LivingintheMaterialWorld/Living_Material_World.htmThe American Society for Metals (ASM) International Foundations mission is to excite youngpeople worldwide in materials careers. To help teachers bring the "real world" of materialsscience into the classroom, the ASM International Foundation is awarding 10 grants of $500each to teachers, K-12.

Due: May 25th each year

Aerospace Education Foundation Educator Grantshttp://www.afa.org/aef/aid/grants.aspThe Aerospace Education Foundation (AEF) of the Air Force Association (AFA) is offeringEducator Grants of up to $250 per academic year to elementary, middle and secondary schoolinstructors for innovative aerospace education activities. Funds may be used for anythingaerospace related, from purchasing textbooks, DVDs, model rockets, radio controlled airplanesto going on fieldtrips to aviation museums, military bases or local airports.Due: Grant applications accepted between 1 August and 15 November

The Allen Foundation, Inc.http://www.allenfoundation.org/default.aspThe connections between diet and health remain a basic and primary priority of the AllenFoundation, Inc. Priorities include: nutritional research; support of programs for the educationand training of mothers during pregnancy and after the birth of their children; training of personsto work as educators and demonstrators of good nutritional practices; to encourage thedissemination of information regarding healthful nutritional practices and habits. Grants rangefrom $10,000 to over $70,000.Due: Check the web site for the next opportunity to apply.

Samuel Harris Fund for Childrens Dental Health

http://www.ada.org/ada/adaf/grants/harris.aspThe American Dental Association Foundation has a permanent fund dedicated to the preventionof childhood caries and oral health for children. The Harris Fund will award competitive grantsof up to $5,000 to applicants whose oral health promotion programs are designed to improve andmaintain children's oral health through community education and outreach programs.Due: Check the web site for the next opportunity.

American Library Associationhttp://www.ala.org/Template.cfm?Section=grantfellowshipThe American Library Association is the oldest and largest library association in the world, withmore than 65,000 members. Its mission is to promote the highest quality library and information

services and public access to information. See the web site for various grants and awards, someof which are open to school libraries.

AutoZone, Inc.http://www.autozoneinc.com/about_us/community_relations/index.htmlAutoZone's charitable program is designed to support non-profit organizations through charitabledonations and in-kind gifts as well as encourage others to get involved in philanthropic activities.Due: By February of the calendar year for funding consideration during the next fiscal year.
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The Braitmayer Foundationhttp://www.braitmayerfoundation.org/guid.htmThe Braitmayer Foundation is interested in K-12 education in the US. Of particular interest are:Curricular and school reform initiative; and Preparation of and professional developmentopportunities for teachers, particularly those that encourage people of high ability and diversebackground to enter and remain in K-12 teaching.

Due: For grants up to $35,000, letter of inquiry due June 1st. For grants up to $10,000, proposaldue by June 1st or November 15.

California Council for Social Sciences (CCSS) Donald Perryman Fund for Social Studieshttp://www.ccss.org/docs/Perryman_Grant_Application.docTo support the furtherance of Social Studies, the Donald Perryman Fund will be awarding mini-grants not to exceed $1,000. CCSS invites social studies departments, teachers, projects, andspecial programs to apply for grants.Due: Deadlines are: December 1, 2009, February 1, 2010, and June 1, 2010

UPDATED! Captain Planet Foundation

http://www.captainplanetfoundation.org/default.aspx?pid=3&tab=applyThe mission of the Captain Planet Foundation is to fund and support hands-on environmentalprojects for children and youths. Its objective is to encourage innovative programs that empowerchildren and youth to work individually and collectively to solve environmental problems intheir neighborhoods and communities. Awards generally range from $250-$2,500.Due: March 31, June 30, September 30, and December 31

UPDATED! ZeroDivide (formerly Community Technology Foundation of California)http://www.zerodivide.org/investments/how_to_applyZeroDivide invests in community enterprises that leverage technology to benefit people invulnerable and other underserved communities. Through our community, philanthropic and

corporate partnerships, we help nonprofit organizations find new revenue sources to becomemore self-sustaining. Grants are up to $75,000.Due: Check the web site for further information on deadlines.

CVS Caremark Charitable Trusthttp://www.cvscaremark.com/community/our-impact/charitable-trust/how-applyThe CVS Caremark Charitable Trust focuses primarily on supporting charitable organizationsthat are making a difference in the lives of children with disabilities. Resources are also allocatedto help support organizations focused on providing healthcare to the uninsured. CVS believesthese two areas represent opportunities for the Trust to create positive outcomes for diversepopulations of people in communities across the country.

Due: May 1st

to June 15, 2010

UPDATED! Deluxe Corporation Foundationhttp://www.deluxe.com/about-deluxe/foundation.jsp?WT.dlxgluid=lnv-abtdlx-foundationDeluxe is a company with a strong sense of community. As a good corporate citizen, theyprimarily focus community support efforts in education, the arts and human services. Funds areprovided in the Antelope Valley area where Deluxe Corporation facilities are located.
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Due: Arts Organizations - Proposals are accepted each year from Feb. 1 to April 1. YouthOrganizations (NEW starting in 2010!) - Proposals are accepted each year from May 1 to June30. All Other Organizations - Proposals are accepted each year from Feb. 1 to Nov. 1.

Ezra Jack Keats Minigrant Program for Public Schools and Public Librarieshttp://www.ezra-jack-keats.org/programs/minigrant.html

The foundation offers minigrants of $500 to school and public libraries for programs thatencourage literacy and creativity in children. Programs relating to the work of Ezra Jack Keatsare welcome but not required.Due: by September 15

theach year.

Finish Line Foundationhttp://www.finishline.com/store/youthfoundation/youthfoundation.jspFinish Line believes providing funding and assistance for education, sports and exercise willconsistently propel kids in the right direction. Finish Line Youth Foundation strives to enrich thecommunities in which it operates. Finish Line Youth Foundation typically grants awards in therange of $1,000 - $5,000.

Due: Requests for support are accepted throughout the year and are reviewed quarterly. See theweb site for specific dates and more information.

ING Unsung Heroes Awardshttp://www.ing-usa.com/us/stellent2/groups/dc/documents/companylobinformation/001143.pdfDo you know a TEACHER with a creative, unique educational program that is helping studentsreach new heights? Or is there a program youd like to implement, if only you had the properfunding? The ING Unsung Heroes program has helped more than a thousand K-12 educators andtheir schools fund innovative classroom projects. Awards range from $5,000 to $25,000.Due: April 30, 2010

UPDATED! International Reading Associationhttp://www.reading.org/Resources/AwardsandGrants.aspxThe International Reading Association honors educators, authors, and others involved in readingand literacy efforts through its nearly 40 awards and grants. An overview of each award-withlists of past recipients, guidelines, and application forms for most-can be found on the web site.Due: See the web site for various award and grant deadlines.

Kids in Need Teacher Grantshttp://www.kidsinneed.net/grants/Kids In Need Teacher Grants provide K-12 educators with funding to provide innovativelearning opportunities for their students. The Kids In Need Foundation helps to engage students

in the learning process by supporting our most creative and important educational resourceour nation's teachers. Teacher Grant awards range from $100 to $500 each and are used tofinance creative classroom projects.Due: Applications will be available online from July 15 through September 30.

LA84 Foundationhttp://www.la84foundation.org/index.html
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The LA84 Foundation awards grants in Southern CAs eight counties, givingspecial emphasis toLos Angeles. LA84 Foundation seeks to serve the entire community, but gives special attentionto groups and communities underserved by traditional sports programs, including girls, ethnicminorities, and the physically challenged and developmentally disabled. Funds are primarilyintended for the development of youth sports below the elite level.Due: See the web site for specific deadlines.

The Lawrence Foundationhttp://www.thelawrencefoundation.org/The Lawrence Foundation is a private family foundation focused on making grants to supportenvironmental, education, health, human services and other causes.Due: Letters of inquiry are due April 30 and October 31 for the two grant cycles.

UPDATED! LEGO Childrens Fundhttp://www.legochildrensfund.org/Guidelines.html#ExclusionThe LEGO Childrens Fund will provide quarterly grants for programs with a special interestpaid to collaborative efforts and in providing matching funds to leverage new dollars into the

receiving organization. We will give priority consideration to programs that both meet our goalsand are supported in volunteer time and effort by our employees. The Foundation awards grantsto qualified tax-exempt organizations with specific, identifiable needs primarily in these areas ofsupport: Early childhood education and development that is directly related to creativity;Technology and communication projects that advance learning opportunitiesTypical awards are between $500 and $5,000.Due: February 1, May 1, August 1, or November 1

Lowes Home Improvementhttp://www.lowes.com/lkn?action=pg&p=AboutLowes/CommunityThe Lowes Charitable & Educational Foundation is dedicated to improving the communities we

serve through support of public education, community improvement projects and home safetyinitiatives. Primary philanthropic focus areas are: Community improvement projects; K-12Public Education; Vocational Trade School Scholarships.Due: Open. Check the web site for Lowes funding cycles.

Lowes Toolbox for Education Grantshttp://www.toolboxforeducation.com/Lowes Charitable and Educational Foundation (LCEF) knows how hard you work for your kidsand your community and theyre dedicated to helping yourparent-teacher group achieve evenmore for your school. Apply now and build on your parent groups success. Grants up to $5,000.Due: Check in July 2010 for new deadline.

Mathematics Education Trust (MET)http://www.nctm.org/about/met/MET provides funds to support classroom teachers in the areas of improving classroom practicesand increasing teachers' mathematical knowledge. MET also sponsors activities for prospectiveteachers and National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) Affiliates, as well asrecognizing the lifetime achievement of leaders in mathematics education. Multiple grantopportunities can be found on the web site.
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Due: Various

The Mazda Foundationhttp://www.mazdafoundation.org/grantguidelines.html#1As the corporate foundation of Mazda North American Operations, the Mazda Foundation(USA), Inc. has awarded nearly $3.8 million to worthwhile causes across the United States since

its inception and initial awards in 1992. The Mazda Foundation awards grants to programspromoting: Education and literacy; Environmental conservation; Cross-cultural understanding;Social welfare; Scientific research.Due: Grant applications accepted May 1 through July 1 each year.

The Mockingbird Foundation (MFI)http://www.mockingbirdfoundation.org/funding/guidelines.htmlMFI offers competitive grants to schools and nonprofit organizations that effect improvements inmusic education for children. Education may include the provision of instruments, texts, andoffice materials, and the support of learning space, practice space, performance space, andinstructors/instruction.

Due: Letters of Inquiry due September 1 and February 1.

NEA Foundationhttp://www.neafoundation.org/Throughout the year, the NEA Foundation awards close to 200 grants to support educators'efforts to close the achievement gaps, develop creative learning opportunities for students, andenhance their own professional development. There are two primary grant categories open topublic education professionals:Student Achievement GrantsandLearning & Leadership Grants.Applications for both can be completed online. Grants are up to $5,000.Due: Variouscheck the web site.

National Council for the Social Studieshttp://www.socialstudies.org/awards/National Council for the Social Studies has annually honored the outstanding performance ofteachers and encouraged unique and innovative social studies education projects through itsaward programs. NCSS, which defines social studies as "the integrated study of the socialsciences and humanities to promote civic competence," engages and supports educators instrengthening and advocating social studies at all levels and in all settings.Due: Varies according to program.

National Council for Teachers of MathematicsImproving K-8 Students Understandingof Geometry

http://www.nctm.org/resources/content.aspx?id=1324The purpose of this grant is to develop activities that will enable students to better appreciate andunderstand some aspect of geometry that is consistent with the Principles and Standards forSchool Mathematics of NCTM. For 200910, grants of $3,000 maximum each will be awardedto persons currently teaching at the grades K8 level.Due: Check the web site for the next deadline.

National Endowment for the Arts-Arts Education Grants
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http://www.nea.gov/grants/apply/Artsed.htmlNEA is convinced that all children and youth, not only those with specific artistic talent, benefitfrom an education in the arts. The arts also can help motivate children to learn and achievestronger results in core academic subjects. NEA offers several grant opportunities related to ArtsEducation.Due: Various

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)http://www.neh.gov/grants/grantsbydivision.htmlCheck the web site for grant opportunities and resources for curriculum, technology integration,and a wealth of information on humanities topics.Due: Various by program

National Science Teachers Association (NTSA) Awardshttp://www.nsta.org/about/awards.aspxSee the link above for various awards for science teachers who are working to improve scienceeducation for their students. Amounts and deadlines vary by program. For example, the DCAT

Making a Difference Award provides $2,500 to be used to enhance or expand the winningscience program; the winning schools lead science teacher and principal will be awarded coachairfare and two nights hotel accommodation to attend NSTAs National Conference.Due: Various programs and amounts.

National Service Learning Partnershiphttp://www.service-learningpartnership.org/site/PageServer?pagename=SI_indexThe purpose of the National Service Learning Partnership is advancing service learning as acore element of the educational experience for every elementary, middle and secondary schoolstudents in the United States. Multiple resources and information on grants and awards isavailable on the web site.

Due: Various -see web site for more information

National Weather Association (NWA) Sol Hirsch Education Fund Grantshttp://www.nwas.org/grants/solhirsch.php$500 grants for K-12 teachers are available annually from the NWA to help improve theeducation of their students in meteorology. Teachers may use the funds to take an accreditedcourse in atmospheric sciences, attend a relevant workshop or conference, or purchase scientificmaterials or equipment for the classroom. Five grants or more are possible each year.Due: by June 15 each year.

Lorrie Otto Seeds for Education Grant Program

http://www.for-wild.org/seedmony.htmlThe Lorrie Otto Seeds for Education gives small monetary grants to schools, nature centers, orother non-profit educational organizations for the purpose of establishing outdoor learningcenters. The grant recipients are those which most successfully reflect the Wild Ones mission toeducate and share information about the benefits of using native plants in our landscape and topromote biodiversity and environmentally sound environmentally sound practices.Due: November 15

theach year
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Saucony Run for Good Foundationhttp://www.sauconyrunforgood.com/The Saucony Run For Good Foundation, a grant program to encourage active and healthylifestyles in children, is now accepting applications. The grants are open to non-profitorganizations that initiate and support running and fitness programs for kids, which in turn willhelp them live longer.

Due: Check the web site for the next grant opportunity.

State Farm Companies Foundationhttp://www.statefarm.com/foundati/foundati.htmState Farm is committed to meeting the needs of our communities by focusing our giving inthree areas: Safe Neighbors (safety), Strong Neighborhoods (community development), andEducation Excellence (education).Due: State Farms grant cycle is from January 2 through October 31.

UPDATED! Target Storeshttp://www.target.com

Grants of up to $2,000 will be awarded to nonprofits, schools, libraries, and public agenciesworking to improve the lives of children and families through the arts, early childhood reading,and for field trips. Please visit the website for an application.Due: Arts and Early Childhood Reading applications typically due March 1 to April 30. Checkfor Field Trip grants in August 2010.

UPDATED! Toshiba America Foundationhttp://www.toshiba.com/taf/apply.htmlToshiba America Foundation (TAF) is currently accepting applications for grants to supportinnovative projects designed by math and science teachers to make their own classrooms moreexciting and successful for students.

Due: Applications for Grades 7-12 grants of more than $5,000 are due August 2, 2010

The USTA Tennis & Education Foundation Aces for Kidshttp://www.usta.com/USTA/Global/About_Us/USTA_Serves/News/52321_USTA_Tennis__Education_Foundation_Grant_Guidelines.aspxAces for Kids is a national initiative of USTA Serves. It strives to promote healthy lifestylesby combating childhood/adult obesity by providing disadvantaged, at-risk children theopportunity to learn to play tennis and improve their academic skills in a structured format.Due: Grant application deadlines are March 15 (5:00 p.m. EST) for the May meeting andOctober 15 (5:00 p.m. EST) for the December meeting.

Verizon Foundationhttp://foundation.verizon.com/index.shtmlOrganizations seeking grants must actively support programs that address the VerizonFoundation's focus areas of education, literacy, domestic violence prevention or technology forhealthcare and healthcare accessibility.Due: January 1st through October 31st.

Youth Service America
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http://www.ysa.org/awards/award_grant.cfmGrants and awards support and motivate youth, teachers, service-learning coordinators, andyouth-serving organizations to plan and implement projects for National Youth Service Day andon-going service throughout the year.Due: Various

OPEN GRANT$ (Applications continuously accepted)Adopt a Classroomhttp://www.adoptaclassroom.com/Adopt-A-Classroom harnesses the resources of the community and the Internet to enrich theclassroom experience and increase both teachers' and students' chances for success. For eachclassroom adopted by a local business or individual, a merchandise credit of $500 is donated forlearning materials. 100% of donations go to the classroom. Enroll a classroom today!Due: Open

Albertsons, Inc.https://shop.albertsons.com/eCommerceWeb/CommunityAction.do?action=beginCommunity

At Albertsons, we are focused on providing our customers with a Premium Fresh & Healthyexperience every time they enter our stores, so we have focused our support on organizations thathelp create healthy, thriving communities. Albertsons gives grants to nonprofit and schoolprograms that meet the following focus areas: Hunger Relief, Health and wellness awareness,and Nutrition.Due: Open

Allstate Foundationhttp://www.allstate.com/about/PageRender.asp?Page=about_grants_sponsorships.htmThe Allstate Foundation supports national and local programs that fit within three focus areas:Safe and vital communities; Tolerance, inclusion and diversity; and Economic empowerment.

Due: Open

American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Foundation Classroom GrantProgramhttp://www.aiaa.org/content.cfm?pageid=216The AIAA Foundation has established a Classroom Grant program specifically for use by AIAAEducator Associates. If you are a K-12 teacher interested in the development or application ofscience, mathematics, and technology within your educational curriculum, you may qualify for agrant of up to $200 per individual request to supplement your learning program. Each school islimited to up to $1,000 per calendar year.Due: Open

The Annenberg Foundationhttp://www.annenbergfoundation.org/The Annenberg Foundation provides support for projects within its grant-making interests ofeducation, culture, the arts, and community and civic life. It generally limits funding to programslikely to produce beneficent change on a large scale.Due: Open
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Bank of America Foundationhttp://www.bankofamerica.com/foundationThe funding focus for B of A Foundations charitable investments is defined market by market toensure key community priorities specific to each market are addressed. Here are the prioritiescurrently defined for Los Angeles County--Arts and Culture with an emphasis on access to thearts for underserved communities; Community Development with an emphasis on affordable

housing, small business development and workforce development; Education with an emphasison English as a second language and financial literacy.Due: Open

Barnes & Noblehttp://www.barnesandnobleinc.com/company/codonation/co_donation.htmlBarnes & Noble considers requests for local and regional support from non-profit organizationsin the communities they serve. Barnes & Noble supports organizations that focus on literacy, thearts or K-12 education.Due: Open

Blockbusterhttp://www.blockbuster.com/corporate/corporateGivingGuideLinesAt Blockbuster, community relations activities are designed to: Utilize corporate and employeeresources and talents to benefit the communities we serve by supporting organizations whichimpact children/families, reflect a film/video focus or fulfill specific company operatingobjectives related to diversity and employment.Due: Open

Brinker International, Inc.http://www.brinker.com/contact/charitable_requests.aspBrinker International, Inc. operates more than 1,200 restaurants across the United States and in

21 other countries. The company's portfolio of restaurant concepts also includes Chili's Grill &Bar, Romano's Macaroni Grill, On The Border Mexican Grill and Cantina, Maggiano's LittleItaly, Corner Bakery Caf, Cozymel's Coastal Mexican Grill, Big Bowl, Rockfish Seafood Grill,and eatZi's Market & Bakery.Due: Open

The California Endowmenthttp://www.calendow.org/The California Endowment is pleased to offer a new Grant Application Guide. The Endowmenthas made several changes in application procedures to better focus resources to make lastingimprovements in the health of Californians. Based on these convictions, the Endowment has

organized their work around three goals: Access to health; Culturally competent health systems;and Community health and the elimination of health disparities.Due: Open

The California Wellness Foundationhttp://www.tcwf.org/The Foundation makes grants within eight priority areas: Diversity in the Health Professions,Environmental Health, Healthy Aging, Mental Health, Teenage Pregnancy Prevention, Violence
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Prevention, Women's Health and Work and Health. Grants are also made through a SpecialProjects Fund for activities that improve the health of the people of California but are outside thescope of the eight priority areas.Due: Open

Choice Hotels International Foundation

http://www.choicehotels.com/ires/en-US/html/ChoiceFoundation?sid=hQ3J.wnfuig__h.6The Choice Hotels International Foundation was established in January of 2000 in order toformalize and focus the company's philanthropic giving. The primary areas of focus that definethe Foundation's giving are: Providing shelter and food to those in need; Supporting theeducational efforts of schools, workforce entry organizations and the hospitality industry;Enhancing the quality of life in local communities where Choice Hotels International has apresence; Promoting the growth and development of tourism.Due: Open

Darden Restaurants Foundationhttp://www.dardenrestaurants.com/com_gs_funding.asp

Darden Restaurants Foundation only supports organizations that fit within its funding focus areasof arts & culture, social services & nutrition, education, and preservation of natural resources.Organizations must also align with Darden's core values: Integrity and Fairness; Respect andCaring; Diversity; Always Learning; Being of Service; Teamwork; and Excellence.Due: Open

The Hilda and Preston Davis Foundationhttp://www.hpdavis.org/The Hilda and Preston Davis Foundation provides funds for health and medical, education,human services, community- and faith-based organizations, humanitarian and other causes.Grants range from a few thousand to $25,000 and more.

Due: Open

UPDATED! DIRECTV Goes To School and DIRECTV4Schoolshttp://www.directv.com/DTVAPP/content/corporate/educationThrough DIRECTV GOES TO SCHOOL program, qualifying state-accredited schools, gradesK-12 can receive a DIRECTV System and educational programming package to enhance theirstudents classroom experience. The DIRECTV4Schools program is an easy way for U.S.schools to earn the funds they need for the special programs, equipment and events that enrichstudent learning. Schools can earn $100 for every new customer and $50 for every existingDIRECTV customer who calls 888-388-4724, commits to one year of DIRECTV service andmentions the schools unique School Code.

Due: Open

Educational Foundation of America (EFA)http://www.efaw.org/Inquiry%20Guidelines.htmThe Educational Foundation of America (EFA) makes grants to qualifying non-profitorganizations that have tax-exempt status and those that are not private foundations as defined inthe Internal Revenue Code. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, the environment,
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overpopulation and reproductive freedom, Native Americans, arts, education, medicine, andhuman services.Due: Open

FedExhttp://www.fedex.com/us/about/responsibility/community/guidelines.html?link=4

The mission of the FedEx Global Community Relations department is to actively support thecommunities it serves and strengthen its global reputation through strategic investment of people,resources and its network. Corporate resources include financial contributions, in-kind shippingservices and volunteer services of employees. Core giving areas include Emergency AndDisaster Relief; Pedestrian And Child Safety; Education; Health And Human Services; AndCritical Community Needs.Due: Open

The Fender Music Foundation (formerly The Guitar Center Foundation)http://www.fendermusicfoundation.org/grants/index.cfmThe Fender Music Foundation accepts information from grant candidates through its Grant

Candidate Form. Qualifying applicants are established, ongoing and sustainable music programsin the United States, which provide music instruction for people of any age who would nototherwise have the opportunity to make music. Almost all of the grants we award are traditionalinstruments and the equipment necessary to play them, ranging in value from $500 to $5,000.Due: Open

International Bluegrass Music Associationhttp://www.ibma.org/events.programs/schools/grant.aspThe IBMA Bluegrass in the Schools Committee, funded in part by a Bluegrass VISA Credit CardProgram, offers matching mini-grants up to $200/ event, for educational in-school bluegrassmusic programs.

Due: Open

John L. and James M. Knight Foundation Community Partners Programhttp://www.knightfoundation.org/grants/As a national foundation with local roots, we seek opportunities that can transform bothcommunities and journalism, and help them reach their highest potential. We believe nothing bighappens without a big idea, nothing new without a new idea. Area served in Southern California:Cities of Long Beach and Signal Hill.Due: Open

UPDATED! KaBOOM! Playground Project

http://kaboom.org/build_playspace/get_funding/become_community_partnerThanks to the generosity of our many corporate partners, KaBOOM! has ongoing opportunitiesfor community organizations to build a new playground or skatepark. We are currently doingoutreach to locate potential community partners in cities and towns across North America tocreate playspaces with KaBOOM! and our corporate partners in 2010.Due: Open

Kingston Technology, Inc.
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http://www.kingston.com/company/charity.aspKingston Technology offers various forms of contribution to the community. These contributionsare directed at innovative programs to promote education, technology and support the well beingof citizens.Due: Open

The Lisa Librarieshttp://www.lisalibraries.org/frames.htmlThe Lisa Libraries donates new children's books and small libraries to organizations that workwith kids in poor and under-served areas. The Lisa Libraries supplements under-filled shelves aswell as provides books to many children who may never have owned a book before. In 2002, theLisa Libraries contributed over 14,000 books to nonprofit organizations across the country.Due: Open

UPDATED! The Lucky Brand Foundationhttp://www.luckybrand.com/Grant-Guidelines/grantGuidelines,default,pg.htmlThe Lucky Brand Foundation will consider requests from charitable organizations that meet the

following criteria: Donations must benefit and have a direct impact on children in need;Donations made to a charity must not be used for administrative or support functions. Althoughthe Lucky Brand Foundation considers every application to be worthwhile, it has a specificmission in mind, to make a difference in a child's life.Due: Open

UPDATED! Lumina Foundation for Educationhttp://www.luminafoundation.org/grants/information_for_grant_seekers/index.htmlThrough grants for research, innovation, communication, and evaluation, as well as policyeducation and leadership development, Lumina Foundation addresses issues that affect accessand educational attainment among all students, particularly underserved student groups,

including adult learners. The median size of a typical grant is $75,000; the average size is about$200,000. The usual term for grants is one to three years.Due: Open

UPDATED! Mr. Holland's Opus Foundationhttp://www.mhopus.org/teachers.aspThe Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation (MHOF) supports music education and its many benefits byproviding musical instruments and instrument repairs to qualified music programs. Applicationsare accepted and reviewed once a year and are by invitation only. If your program meets thecriteria, please check back on September 1, 2010 to complete the Pre Qualification Form for thenext grant cycle.

Due: Check web site.

UPDATED! The National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE)http://www.nefe.org/pages/grantmaking.htmlTo help respond to the financial education needs of Americans, NEFE administers various grantsprograms. Use the links on the web site to learn more about the eligibility requirements and howto apply.Due: Various
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Collective Brands Collective Responsibility (formerly Payless ShoeSource Foundation)http://www.collectivebrands.com/collective-responsibility/people/our-communityThrough our companiesPayless ShoeSource, Collective Brands Performance + LifestyleGroup and Collective Licensing Internationaland brands, including Sperry Top-Sider,Saucony, Stride Rite Childrens Group, Keds and Airwalk, we support local and national

charitable organizations. In addition, we support our associates in contributing their talent, timeand treasures individually to care for their communities.Due: check web site

The Prudential Foundationhttp://www.prudential.com/view/page/public/12334The Prudential Foundation focus lies in three areas: 1. Education, e.g. leadership to supportreform in public education and efforts to influence policy that adapts promising practices andevidence-based approaches to instruction and learning in schools; and youth development tobuild skills and competencies needed for young people to be productive citizens. 2. EconomicDevelopment, e.g. Workforce development programs to train and place individuals in high-

demand occupations. 3. Arts & Civic Infrastructure, e.g. Arts as an economic engine and as aquality-of-life issue to ensure that residents have access to quality arts programs.Due: Open

UPDATED! The Public Welfare Foundationhttp://www.publicwelfare.org/OurGrants/The Public Welfare Foundation supports efforts to ensure fundamental rights and opportunitiesfor people in need. We look for carefully defined points where our funds can make a differencein bringing about systemic changes that can improve lives. We focus on three program areas:Criminal and Juvenile Justice, Health Reform and Workers Rights.Due: Open

RGK Foundationhttp://www.rgkfoundation.org/public/guidelinesRGK Foundation awards grants in the broad areas of Education, Community, andMedicine/Health. The Foundation's primary interests within Education include programs thatfocus on formal K-12 education (particularly mathematics, science and reading), teacherdevelopment, literacy, and higher education.Due: Open

Raytheon Companyhttp://www.raytheon.com/responsibility/community/grants/index.html

Raytheons philanthropic interests are strategically focused on math and science education.Raytheon gives preference to regional projects that serve the broader community in locationswhere it has major facilities. Organizations recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) ofthe Internal Revenue Service code are eligible.Due: Open

UPDATED! The Rite Aid Foundationhttp://www.riteaid.com/company/community/foundation.jsf
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The Rite Aid Foundation is a not-for-profit foundation dedicated to helping people in thecommunities Rite Aid serves lead happier, healthier lives. The Foundation is specificallyinterested in improving the lives of its customers and associates through projects that focus onhealth care, women and families.Due: Open

The Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County-Free Buses for Schoolshttp://www.lacsd.org/tours/free%20buses%20for%20schools.docThe Sanitation Districts of LA County have a new program for the schools in their service area.They are offering a free field trip to their facilities. If requestors qualify, a free bus will beprovided for a visit to either a treatment plant or landfill. Applicants must be teachers of grades5-8 and be located in one of the LA County Sanitation Districts. As space is limited, pleasecontact the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County as soon as possible.Due: Open

SAS Institute, Inc.http://www.sas.com/corporate/community/donationinfo.html

SASs philanthropic mission is to support education in communities through three programs:financial donations, in-kind donations and employee volunteerism. Financial Donations: SAS'financial grants program focuses primarily on supporting sustainable programs that help studentsexcel in the classroom and graduate from high school. In-Kind Donations: SAS donates surpluscomputer hardware, office equipment and other tangible items to organizations that can benefitfrom the donation. Employee Volunteerism: SAS is well known for its robust employeevolunteer initiative.Due: Open

Sony Corporation of Americahttp://www.sony.com/SCA/philanthropy/guidelines.shtml

Sony's philanthropic efforts reflect the diverse interests of their key businesses and focus onseveral distinct areas: arts education; arts and culture; health and human services; civic andcommunity outreach; education; and volunteerism.Due: Open

The Union Bank of California Foundationhttp://www.uboc.com/about/main/0,,2485_3917,00.htmlThe Union Bank of California Foundation awards funds primarily in the areas of affordablehousing, community economic development, and education. It also considers grant requests forculture/arts, health and human services, environment, and emergency services. Ideally, grants aretargeted to nonprofits serving low-income and minority communities.

Due: Open

Vulcan Materials Company Foundationhttp://www.vulcanmaterials.com/social.asp?content=guidelinesThe Vulcan Materials Company Foundation supports many types of worthwhile organizationsthat enhance the quality of life in Vulcans communities. Additionally, the Foundation hasdefined its vision and identified three distinct focus areas: Working with schools; Supporting
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environmental stewardship; and Encouraging employee involvement. Special consideration willbe given to proposals that integrate two or more of these focus areas.Due: Open

The W.K. Kellogg Foundationhttp://www.wkkf.org/default.aspx

The W.K. Kellogg Foundation is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to apply knowledgeto solve the problems of people. Since its beginning the Foundation has continuously focused onbuilding the capacity of individuals, communities, and institutions to solve their own problems.Grants are made in the four areas of: Health, Food Systems and Rural Development, Youth andEducation, and Philanthropy and Volunteerism. All programming in these four interest areas istailored to meet the needs of each geographic region.Due: Open

Wal-Mart Foundationhttp://www.walmartfoundation.org/wmstore/goodworks/scripts/index.jspThe Wal-Mart Foundation emphasis is on their associates, children, families, the local

community and other local programs that improve quality of life. Giving is specifically focusedon: Community, Education, Environment and Children. All requests for funding must be directedthrough Wal-Mart Stores, SAM'S CLUBS, Neighborhood Markets and Distribution Centers.Due: Open--call local store for more information.

Xerox Free Color Printers Programhttp://www.freecolorprinters.com/Xerox is donating free color printers to small businesses and nonprofits including schools,community groups and more. Successful applicants will receive a high performance Xerox colorprinter, free delivery, 3 year service agreement, email and telephone support, and access tomembers-only web site. Recipients are obligated to purchase ink and supplies exclusively from

FreeColorPrinters.com. Participants may opt out at any time.Due: Open

Need a small donation, volunteers or resources for a local program? Call one of the localservice organizations in the surrounding community of your school/project site such as Kiwanis,Rotary or Soroptimist clubs and talk to one of the club officers about your project. Depending ontheir capacity and focus, community-based service organizations may provide small donations ofmoney or education materials (e.g. money for field trip transportation, books, art supplies),mentors, tutors, guest speakers and/or volunteers for your project.

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Information and Funding OpportunitiesIn order to support LACOEs strategic opportunity, Money Monday will feature grantopportunities and information specific to young children. If you have items to contribute, pleasee-mail [email protected] call the Grants Development office at (562) 922-6112.

FREE PARENT EDUCATION HANDOUTS FROM WASHINGTON LEARNING SYSTEMS!http://www.walearning.com/
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http://teachingcircles.lacoe.edu/tour/tour.aspfor a quick tour of TEAMS Teaching Circles. Fordetailed instructions on how to access the FLSN e-Workshop, please contact Peggy Crisostomoat (562) 922-6103 or the FLSN office at (562) 922-6560.

ZERO TO THREEhttp://www.zerotothree.org

As a registered user of ZERO TO THREE, you can receive a newsletter, learn about newresources, download articles and advocate for infants and toddlers.

California Department of Educationhttp://www.cde.ca.gov/fg/fo/af/Child Care Facilities Revolving Fund General Facilities Application FY 2009-10 (Contract)Deadline established: June 30, 2010

FIRST 5 LAhttp://www.first5.org/

Healthy Kidshttp://www.first5la.org/Programs/Healthy-KidsHealthy Kids is a free to low-cost health, dental and vision insurance program for children0-5 who meet specific eligibility requirements. This insurance program limits the maximumpremium payment to two children per family regardless of the number of eligible children in thefamily. Benefits include doctor visits, immunizations, hospital care, prescription drugs, dentalcare, vision care and eyeglasses and much more. See the link above for information.

LOS ANGELES UNIVERSAL PRESCHOOL (LAUP)http://www.laup.net/At this time, LAUP is not offering new grants to providers. However, they are looking for

providers who would like to be placed on a waiting list to join the LAUP network of providers inselected zip codes that remain below parity when it comes to four-year-olds being enrolled inpreschool. Go to the web site to find out how you can be placed on the LAUP waiting list.

LAUP Professional Development

http://www.laup.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=58&Itemid=11LAUP is working hard to ensure that a skilled and stable preschool teacher workforce is in placeto educate young children. Their website will provide current and potential members of the ECEworkforce with vital information about available professional development opportunities andtraining. See the link above for contact information.

LOS ANGELES COUNTY OFFICE OF CHILD CAREhttp://cao.lacounty.gov/ccp/default.htmThe Investing in Early Educators Stipend Programis designed to increase the retention ofteachers working in child development programscenters and family child care homesinwhich most of the children are subsidized by the State. In addition, the Stipend Program helpsteachers work towards completing college coursework that contributes towards a degree in childdevelopment or a closely related field.Due: Check the web site for the next opportunity.
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PRIVATE FUNDING SOURCESRosies For All Kids Foundationhttp://www.forallkids.org/site1bd6.html?module=article&pageid=48&identifier=OverviewRFAK currently provides grants in the following areas: 1. Early Childhood Care and Education:Direct service grants focusing on tuition subsidies, small renovation projects, supplies andequipment upgrades, playground construction and staff development opportunities. 2. Cutie

Patootie Center: -Capital support for new buildings and large renovation projects that willincrease the availability of high-quality care and education in low-income, urban communities.(Capital grants are on hold.) Grant awards for programs typically range from $5,000 to $15,000.Due: Requests for funding are reviewed on a rolling basis

The Crail-Johnson Foundation

http://www.crail-johnson.org/current.htmThe mission of The Crail-Johnson Foundation is to promote the well being of children in need,through the effective application ofhuman and financial resources. CJFs commitment is to bean advocate for children and to act as an agent for positive change. CJF endeavors to provide forimmediate improvement in children's quality of life, as well as to provide opportunities for a

future life of quality. Grants range from $5,000 to $30,000.Due: Letters of inquiry are accepted October through December each year.

Build-a-Bear Workshop Grants

http://www.buildabear.com/aboutus/community/grants/Champ-A Champion Fur Kids grants for childrens health and wellness are awarded twice eachyear to specific programs with measurable outcomes. The Build-A-Bear Workshop Bear HugsFoundation desires to provide direct support for children in the areas of health and wellness suchas childhood disease research foundations, child safety organizations, and organizations thatserve children with special needs. Grants will be a one-time contribution, and generally rangefrom $1,000 to $10,000, but the average grant is $1,500.

Due: The grant request deadlines are at the end of April, July, and the end of October.

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YOUTH GRANT$ AND AWARD$Information and Funding OpportunitiesIn order to support LACOEs strategic opportunity of Educational Services for LACOEStudents, selected youth awards and grants will be featured on Money Monday. Please note thatmost opportunities require adult support and involvement. If you have items to contribute, pleasee-mail [email protected] or call the Grants Development office at (562) 922-6112.

Arts and Culture

Community service and activity awardsA Lion in the House--Community Service Kit for Addressing Pediatric Cancerhttp://www.mylion.org/kit/Through the process of learning and then stepping outside of oneself to do a service project,youth may earn community service credits. More importantly, youth may learn empathy,
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overcome fears, and feel the power and rewards of reaching out to another in need. Check theweb site for more information.

Disney Minnie Grantshttp://ysa.org/AwardsGrants/tabid/58/Default.aspxThe Walt Disney Company and Youth Service America have announced grants of up to $500

each to support youth-led service projects. These grants support youth (ages 5-14) in planningand implementing service projects in their community. Teachers, older youth (15-25), youth-leaders, and youth-serving organizations are also eligi

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