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RESIST funds organizations that are actively part of a movement for social change and demonstrate an understanding of the connections among oppressions. As part of the application process, grant applicants must provide specific information concerning their position, programs and coalition work on a range of political issues, including race, class, gender, reproductive rights, lesbian and gay rights, age and disability. RESIST believes that building a movement for social change requires groups to discuss issues that may not be central to their organization or work. For those organizations who have not had the opportunity to address these issues, we hope that our grant process will help to facilitate such discussions.
Over the course of 2009, Do Something will award fifty-two grants of $500 each to help young people implement or expand a community action project, program, or organization.
Eligible Entities: To be eligible, applicants must be no older than 25 and a U.S. or Canadian citizen.
Contact: http://www.dosomething.org/
Designed for 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations, Google Grants is a unique in-kind advertising program. Google Grants has awarded AdWords advertising to hundreds of non-profit groups whose missions range from animal welfare to literacy, from supporting homeless children to promoting HIV education. Contact: http://www.google.com/grants/index.html Community Services Block Grant Training and Technical Assistance Program - National Community Economic Development Exemplary Practices Initiative
Funder: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families
Applications will be accepted for a new cooperative agreement to create an enhanced nationwide training and technical assistance strategy for community economic development carried out by the Community Action Network. The new initiative will be a three year effort, and will focus on strategies to improve the long-term economic well-being of residents of low- and moderate-income communities.
Eligible Entities: Nonprofits, Faith-Based Organizations, Community-Based Organizations
Amount: $500,000
Deadline: July 28, 2009 Contact: http://www.acf.hhs.gov/grants/open/HHS-2009-ACF-OCS-ET-0100.html
National Network to End Domestic Violence - Amy's Courage Fund
Any adult survivor of domestic violence is eligible to receive funds. However, a domestic violence survivor must work with a domestic violence shelter/program or domestic violence coalition to submit an application for this fund.
The following is a list of fundable expenses:
Amount: $2,000 Eligible Entities: In order to receive aid from the Amy's Courage Fund, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization (usually a local domestic violence or advocacy program) must apply on behalf of the victim. Contact: http://www.nnedv.org/projects/amysfund.html
Established with the goal of creating a positive, long-lasting impact on the communities BJ’s serves, the mission of BJ’s Charitable Foundation is to enhance and enrich community programs that primarily benefit children and families. Since its first grant in 2005, BJ’s Charitable Foundation has allocated funds on a quarterly basis, giving more than $6,700,000 to over 700 deserving organizations in the 15 states where BJ’s Clubs are located.
The majority of BJ’s Charitable Foundation giving is focused on organizations that:
Deadline: July 10, 2009 For more information and to apply, please click here. The Presbyterian Hunger Program provides grants to programs addressing hunger and its causes in the United States and around the world. The One Great Hour of Sharing offering allows PHP to give grants in five program areas:
Eligible Entities: Organizations, including Presbyterian Church (USA) congregations, demonstrating that a significant part of their work addresses the root causes of hunger or feeds/houses an especially underserved population are eligible to apply. Funder: Presbyterian Hunger Program Amount: $500 to $15,000 Deadline: June 30, 2009 To apply, please visit www.pcusa.org/hunger/grants.htm.
Patriot Express Loan Initiative The Patriot Express loan can be used for most business purposes, including start-up, expansion, equipment purchases, working capital, inventory or business-occupied real-estate purchases Eligible Entities:
Veterans , Service-disabled veterans, Active-duty service members eligible for the military's Transition Assistance Program, Reservists and National Guard members , Current spouses of any of the above, The widowed spouse of a service member or veteran who died during service or of a service-connected disability, The SBA and its resource partners are focusing additional efforts on counseling and training to augment this loan initiative. Funder: U.S. Small Business Administration Amount: $500,000 To apply, please click here. Help America Vote Act Training and Technical Assistance to Assist Protection and Advocacy Systems to Establish or Improve Voting Access for Individuals with Disabilities The purpose of funds awarded under this announcement is to provide T/TA to P & As in their promotion of full participation in the electoral process for individuals with disabilities, including registering to vote, casting a vote, and accessing polling places; developing proficiency in the use of voting systems and technologies as they affect individuals with disabilities; demonstrating and evaluating the use of such systems and technologies by individuals with disabilities (including blindness) in order to assess the availability and use of such systems and technologies for such individuals; and providing T/TA for non-visual access. (At least one recipient must provide T/TA in this area.)
Funder: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families
Amount: $91,980-$183,960 Deadline: June 26, 2009 To apply, please click here.
Compassion Capital Fund Demonstration Program These funds will be awarded to experienced organizations to deliver capacity building services to faith-based and community organizations through the provision of training, technical assistance, and sub-awards. Intermediary organizations will assist faith-based and community organizations with capacity building activities in four critical areas:
Capacity building activities are designed to increase an organization's sustainability and effectiveness, enhance its ability to provide social services, and create collaborations to better serve those most in need. Funder: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families
Amount: $500,000 Deadline: June 22, 2009 To apply, please click here.
Family Connection Discretionary Grants The purpose of this funding is to help children who are in or are at-risk of entering into foster care reconnect with family members by developing and implementing grant programs in the areas of kinship navigator programs; programs utilizing intensive family-finding efforts to locate biological family and reestablish relationships; programs utilizing family group decision-making meetings; or residential family treatment programs.
This opportunity is available nationally.
Funder: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families
Amount: $450,000-$1 Million Deadline: July 6, 2009 To apply, please click here.
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 - Strengthening Communities Fund - State, Local, and Tribal Government Capacity Building Program
The purpose of this grant program is to build the capacity of government offices (or their authorized designee) that provide outreach to faith-based and community-based organizations and to assist nonprofit organizations in addressing the broad economic recovery issues present in their communities, including helping low-income individuals secure and retain employment, earn higher wages, obtain better-quality jobs, and gain greater access to State and Federal benefits and tax credits.
This opportunity is available nationally.
Funder: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families
Amount: $12 Million Deadline: July 7, 2009 To apply, please click here.
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 - Strengthening Communities Fund - Nonprofit Capacity Building Program
Through the Strengthening Communities Fund Nonprofit Capacity Building program, funds will be awarded to experienced lead organizations to provide nonprofit organizations capacity building training, technical assistance, and competitive financial assistance to participating nonprofit organizations, which serve as the partners in their projects.
This opportunity is available nationally.
Funder: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families
Amount: $34 Million
Deadline: July 7, 2009 To apply, please click here.
The Department of Labor and Workforce Development - Project Connect
The Department of Labor and Workforce Development is pleased to announce an opportunity to engage non-profit partners in outreach activities (“Project Connect”) to expand access to One-Stop Career Center services. You may access the Notice of Availability of Grant Program Funds by viewing the grant notice (pdf). Deadlines: We have set very tight time deadlines, starting with a short “pre-qualification” survey by potential applicants that is due May 22, 2009 , a technical assistance workshop for potential applicants is scheduled for June 1, 2009 , and a final application deadline of July 2, 2009 . The purpose of this funding program is to provide technical and financial assistance for community economic development activities designed to address the economic needs of low-income individuals and families through the creation of employment and business opportunities in low-income communities. Eligible Entities: U.S. nonprofit organizations in communities where CVS pharmacies are located. Funded by: CVS Caremark Charitable Trust Deadline: June 15, 2009 Click here for more information. The Build-A-Bear Workshop Bear Hugs Foundation
The Build-A-Bear Workshop Bear Hugs Foundation supports nonprofit organizations in the United States and Canada , with priority given to organizations located near company stores.
The Foundation's Champ – A Champion Fur Kids grants focus on children's health and wellness, with emphasis on programs addressing childhood disease research, child safety, and special needs children.
Literacy and Education grants encourage childhood literacy through support for summer reading and early childhood education programs, as well as programs for children with special needs.
Bearemy's Kennel Pals® grants to support domestic pets are awarded four times a year for specific programs with measurable outcomes
Each grant has various deadlines throughout 2009. Please click here for more information and to apply for a grant.
Rosie's For All Kids - Early Education Grants This funder is dedicated to helping disadvantaged children and low-income families. Priority is given to experienced, community-based programs serving children in low-income areas where many families struggle to find affordable, high-quality early education and care.
ACF Grant Opportunities - Community Economic Development Projects The purpose of this funding program is to provide technical and financial assistance for community economic development activities designed to address the economic needs of low-income individuals and families through the creation of employment and business opportunities in low-income communities.
Eligible Entities: Private, Nonprofit CDC's
Funded by U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families
Deadline:
Letter of Intent: April 28, 2009
Click here for more information. Doris Duke Charitable Foundation
- The Fund for National Projects From 2009 through 2011, the Fund will award a total of up to $1 million in grants each year to support key national projects in the professional nonprofit dance, jazz, presenting and/or theatre fields. Grants range from $60,000 to $200,000 and cannot exceed 40% of a project's total cost.
Eligible Entities: Single Nonprofit Organizations and Consortia
Deadline: Letter of Inquiry: May 1, 2009
Click here for more information.
PSEG Environmental Education Grants Available for Teachers of Grades K-9 PSEG is pleased to announce its 2009-2010 Environmental Education Grant Program. The program is open to educators of grades K-9 who teach in: PSEG's electric or gas service areas; New Jersey schools within PSEG's Estuary Enhancement Program Areas; and schools in New Jersey and Delaware located within PSEG's Emergency Planning Zone.
Grants are available to teachers of Grades K-9 who can successfully link their students' understanding of science, mathematics, computer science, and/or technology concepts with an enthusiasm and appreciation for the environment. A total of $25,000 is available through the program this year. Grants will be made in amounts of up to $3,500 each, and may be used to purchase materials and equipment, take field trips, and develop curriculum-related activities. Deadline: Applications must be postmarked by Friday, June 5, 2009 Visit www.pseg.com/eegrants for more information and an application.
Having trouble finding the funds to get your project off the ground or take it to the next level? Well, this funder is here to help. Did you recently create a sustainable community action project, program or organization? Do you need $500 to further the growth and success of your program? If you answered, "YES!” you are eligible to apply for a Plum Youth Grant. Plum grants are given out weekly.
Eligibility: This grant is available to U.S. or Canadian citizens, 25 or under, who want to further the growth and success of their existing community action project.
Deadline: Weekly
Click here
for details and to apply.
Encore Careers - The Purpose Prize The Purpose Prize awards up to $100,000 to social innovators over 60 who are creating new ways to solve pressing social issues - from education to health care, poverty to global warming. Winners are finding purpose in an encore career and putting their experience to work for the greater good.
Deadline: March 5, 2009
Visit www.encore.com/prize to enter nominations.
NJ Division of Addictions Services’ (DAS) - 1) Community-Based Services and 2) Special Projects Public or private non-profit organizations are eligible Mandatory Bidders’ Conference: September 4, 2008 at 9:30 a.m.Conference Center Deadline: Proposals must be received at DAS by 5:00 p.m. on October 2, 2008 For Request for Proposals: RFP (or paste into your browser: http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/GR-RFP/RFP_StatewideSvcsSpecProj_SAPrevention.doc The Collaboration Prize - Why should nonprofits compete when
they can do more through collaboration? Nominations are accepted starting June 1, 2008.
Visit www.thecollaborationprize.org for details.
The Avon Hello Tomorrow Fund is an initiative of Avon Products, Inc. Application submission and selection of winners is organized in a quarterly cycle. Upcoming deadlines are June 2, 2008; September 1, 2008; and December 1, 2008. One winner will be publicly announced every Tuesday through the Hello Tomorrow Web site. See the program's Web site for complete program and application information, profiles of the winners, and links to resources and organizations relevant to women's issues. RFP Link: http://fconline.foundationcenter.org/pnd/15012803/avon Monmouth-Ocean Nonprofit Assistance Center Capacity-Building Technical Assistance Request for Proposals & Application The combined RFP/application is available on the MONAC website. First round applications are due by June 15, 2008 Nonprofit organizations in Monmouth and Ocean Counties are invited to apply for one of several grants for capacity-building technical assistance. The grants will underwrite the services of a consultant for a maximum of twenty hours or up to $2,000 of technical assistance for a period of time not to exceed five months. The consultant will assist in various areas of nonprofit management including, but not limited to, board development, fundraising, grant writing, financial management as well as staff and volunteer management. This professional technical assistance is for capacity-building, not program development or program delivery. Awardees will be asked to participate in a pre- and post-needs assessment survey. By the end of the grant period the nonprofit organization should be able to achieve an identified goal. Because collaboration of resources is a fundamental element of the NAC mission, special consideration will be given to proposals that include collaboration (a) between nonprofits or (b) between nonprofits and governmental entities. Funding is provided by the FirstEnergy Foundation. Deadline: September 11, 2008
The Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York focuses on giving, volunteerism, and nonprofit entrepreneurship by individual donors, foundations, and corporations in the United States and around the world.
The center offers the Emerging Leaders International Fellows Program to provide leadership training through applied research and professional mentorships for young scholar-practitioners in the nonprofit sector. The program is open to practitioners and researchers under the age of 36.
Applicants must hold a college or university degree and speak and write English fluently. Preference will be given to candidates with strong ties to a Third Sector institution and demonstrated research skills.
Traditionally, selected fellows are citizens of countries other than the United States. In 2009, the program will include one fellows from communities of color underrepresented in the grantmaking sector in the U.S.
Specific topical areas are chosen each year. The research topic for applicants to the 2009 Emerging Leaders Program is community foundations. A limited number of fellowships for research on diaspora or corporate philanthropy are also available for applicants based outside the U.S.
Fellows will participate in a three-month seminar (March 2 to May 29, 2009) on the U.S. and international voluntary sectors during which they will learn about the work of key agencies, meet with foundation and nonprofit representatives, and attend selected workshops or conferences.
Fellows are expected to produce a research paper on their findings, which will be presented in the seminar.
Each fellowship covers the cost of tuition and includes a $1,300-per month stipend to cover living and research-related expenses. The center will also provide housing and round-trip air travel to and from New York City.
More information: Posted: 5/09/08 Deadline for applications: June 27, 2008 Bank of America Charitable Foundation Neighborhood Excellence Initiative: Qualified organizations (in northern and central New Jersey) can apply to be awarded $200,000 in unrestricted general operating support to further their work. We are looking for organizations addressing pressing needs in the areas of Community Development, Education and Arts and Culture for our Neighborhood Builders awards. There are 3 types of awards: To learn more about the program and for details on the application process, click www.bankofamerica.com/neighborhoodexcellence. The final deadline for all applications is June 27, 2008. The EDA is most often thought of as a vehicle to help businesses locate and expand in New Jersey. But the mission of this independent, self-supporting state agency also includes assistance to nonprofit organizations and institutions. In fact, the EDA's ability to provide financial resources through means such as bond financing is often critical to these nonprofit groups. The EDA can issue bonds to help not-for-profits borrow money – usually $750,000 or more – on a long-term basis at favorable interest rates. Many EDA loan and loan guarantee programs can also provide nonprofits with access to low-cost capital that often makes the difference when they need to undertake projects that benefit their communities. Click here for fact sheet and more information. http://www.njeda.com/notforprofits.asp Nonprofit Finance Fund http://www.nonprofitfinancefund.org/
Press Release: US DHHS Grant
Opportunities Notebook WHO: Organizations interested in federal funding. WHAT: http://www.grants.gov/.
A single comprehensive Web site that will contain information about finding and
applying for all federal grant programs. Grants.gov is a key element of
President Bush's E-Gov Initiative, which aims at harnessing Internet-based
technology to make it easy for citizens and businesses to interact with the
government, save taxpayer dollars and streamline citizen-to-government
communications. The Web site now has information about more than 800 available
grant programs involving all 26 federal grant-making agencies. The site
provides information in a standardized format across the agencies and includes
a "Federal Grant Opportunities" feature to help applicants find potential
funding opportunities. The site also contains an "Apply for Grants" feature
that greatly simplifies the application process by allowing applicants to
download, complete, and submit applications for specific grant opportunities
from any federal grant-making agency. CONTACT: Head to the Web site at http://www.grants.gov/. New Jersey Pre Development Loan
Program For more information please access this link:
http://www.state.nj.us/njra/njplp.html
New Jersey Historical
Commission: NJ History Minigrants NJ Department of Environmental
Protection (NJDEP): NJDEP Grant and Loan Programs Catalogue NJ Department of Human Services
(DHS): To obtain a copy, contact Cynthia Smith, Department of Human Services, P.O. Box
700, Trenton, NJ 08625-0700, phone: 609/292-9469, Fax: 609/633-7988. DHS grant
opportunities can also be found online at
http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/grantan.html.
The Leading 500 New Foundations
Funding Women and Girls For details, to order: Contact Bernie Jankowski @301-696-0797 or
bjankowski@grantsdirect.com We are pleased to announce publication of The Leading 500 New Foundations
Funding Women and Girls, which Jankowski Associates (www.grantsdirect.com)
is co-publishing with Women & Philanthropy (www.womenphil.org).
This new directory expands on the successful "100" edition and provides
in-depth profiles on the foundation leaders in women's and girls philanthropy,
including sample grants, Boards of Directors, contact information and indexes
by types of support and areas of interest that will help researchers identify
targeted sources of support. For a limited time, until December 15, 2005, we are offering an Early Bird
Discount on the cover price of $219.00. Members of Women & Philanthropy
and/or Women's eNews receive The EARLY BIRD PRICE of $157.50, plus $5.95
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Deadline: October 3rd
Application: May 28, 2009
Application: June 1, 2009
Mercer County Community College
1200 Old Trenton Road
West Windsor, NJ
designed to empower women and improve society by providing individuals with cash awards that will enable them to pursue a project to better the lives of women (of all ages) in the United States. The fund will award $5,000 each week, through April 2009. The award is for an individual, not an organization or company. Women and men are eligible to win as long as the program or project benefits women of all ages in the U.S.
CENTER ON PHILANTHROPY AND CIVIL SOCIETY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR EMERGING LEADERS INTERNATIONAL FELLOWS PROGRAM
http://www.philanthropy.org/programs/intnl_fellows_program.html
Bank of America Charitable Foundation - Neighborhood Excellence Initiative
The following resources and opportunities do not have deadlines:
New Jersey Economic Development Authority (EDA)
Posted: 7/26/07
Summary:
Posted: 7/26/07
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Nonprofit Finance Fund (NFF) is a national leader in helping nonprofits strengthen their financial health and improve their capacity to serve their communities. With NFF's help, nonprofits build and renovate facilities, fund growth needs, and expand and sustain operations over time.
Building a Solid America
MAS
Epoxies
Posted: 7/26/05
Summary: "Building a Solid America" grants are awarded to organizations
that carry on the rich tradition of boat building or wood working; or that have
forward thinking vision in areas such as wind power generation, developing cars
powered by alternative energy, or applications that use epoxy in ways MAS
hasn't even thought of yet.
Details and applications : Awards are made on an ongoing basis and
organizations are encouraged to submit an on-line application form at
www.masepoxies.com.
CINNAMINSON, NEW JERSEY (July 25, 2005) - MAS Epoxies' new "Building a Solid
America" program awards product grants to outstanding schools and non-profit
organizations with a unique need for MAS' renowned epoxy resin.
"This grant supports organizations that teach people the value of teamwork,
creative problem solving, and learning how to work with their hands," noted
company founder JB Currell. "We're particularly interested in groups that reach
young people."
The first "Building a Solid America" grant was awarded to Alexandria Seaport
Foundation in Alexandria, Virginia for its Family Boatbuilding Program. During
this program, hundreds of families work together in teams to learn practical
boatbuilding and seamanship skills. Epoxy resin is a major component in boat
construction and MAS supplied all the product needed.
"I've been building boats for 25 years and MAS is the only epoxy we use at
Alexandria Seaport," said director Peter Youcha. "We use MAS because it's what
I consider to be the friendliest epoxy on the market. It's easy to work with.
We'd use MAS Epoxy regardless, so I'm particularly thrilled about this product
grant because it really helps us keep our program costs down."
"Building a Solid America" grants are awarded to organizations that carry on
the rich tradition of boat building or wood working; or that have forward
thinking vision in areas such as wind power generation, developing cars powered
by alternative energy, or applications that use epoxy in ways MAS hasn't even
thought of yet.
Awards are made on an ongoing basis and organizations are encouraged to submit
an on-line application form at www.masepoxies.com.
Founded in 1996 by entrepreneurs JB Currell and Tony DiLima, MAS Epoxies is
based in Cinnaminson, New Jersey and distributed nationwide and internationally
throughout Europe, Asia, Canada, and the Caribbean. Over 15,000 boat builders
proudly use MAS products.
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EDA Financing Available To Assist
Nonprofits
More info: www.njeda.com
or for info about bond financing (609) 292-0192; info about loan and loan
guarantee programs (609) 292-0187.
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (EDA) is most often thought of as
a vehicle to help businesses grow in New Jersey. But the mission of this
independent, self-supporting state agency also includes assistance to
non-profit organizations and institutions. In fact, the EDA's ability to
provide financial assistance through its tax-exempt bond financing and
low-interest loan and loan guarantee programs can be critical to 501(c)(3)
non-profit groups, which often have limited financial resources.
Since the beginning of 2000, the EDA has provided in excess of $870 million in
financing assistance to more than 220 nonprofit projects. This assistance has
ranged from the nearly $96 million in bond financing provided to enable The
Presbyterian Home at Montgomery, Inc. to build, equip and operate a continuing
care retirement community in Somerset County to the $50,000 loan made to
Housing and Neighborhood Development Services, Inc. to fund predevelopment
expenses associated with this agency's plans to redevelop three industrial
buildings in Orange.
In recent years, non-profit organizations that have benefited from EDA
financing programs have included educational institutions, museums, historical
societies, food banks, day care centers and a broad variety of other cultural,
health care, recreational, social service and similar organizations.
The EDA may have just the right program to meet the needs of your non-profit
organization. For a complete listing of programs, other information about the
EDA and an application form, please visit www.njeda.com. Or, give us a call.
For inquiries about bond financing, call (609) 292-0192. To learn more about
our loan and loan guarantee programs, call (609) 292-0187.
Are you a grassroots organizations interested in this year's federal funding
opportunities from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services?
Check out this guide to federal funding opportunities for
faith-based and community organizations across the U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services. This notebook was developed by the HHS Center for
Faith-Based and Community Initiatives in partnership with the Administration on
Children and Families, the Health Resources Services Administration and the
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
Included in the notebook is grant information on the following areas: At-Risk
Children and Youth, Economic Development, Health, Substance Abuse, and
significant Block and Formula Grants. Also included is information on the
Compassion Capital Fund, how to be a grant reviewer, how to make a Freedom of
Information request, and web resources for organizations interested in federal
funding.
The notebook is downloadable in PDF format at www.hhs.gov/fbci.
(An Adobe Acrobat reader is required.)
The New Jersey Redevelopment Authority (NJRA) has identified a need for pre
development funding to facilitate community economic development in our state's
urban areas. The $5 million New Jersey Pre Development Loan Program has been
created to specifically address these economic development needs. NJ-PLP
provides funding to cover various pre development activities, including
feasibility studies, architectural costs, environmental and engineering
studies, legal and other related soft costs for development to occur. The
program offers the flexibility to structure financing at the early stages of
development. NJ-PLP will increase the availability of funding for community
economic development projects within the Authorities eligible municipalities.
The NJ-PLP, a hybrid loan program, is the first of its kind in that a private
sector bank is partnering with a public entity to facilitate lending for pre
development activities in the state's redevelopment areas.
NJ-PLP Facts:
NJ Pre Development Loan contact person is: Antonio Henson and he can be reached
at 609-292-5165
Applications Reviewed Bi-Monthly
The New Jersey Historical Commission has announced the availability of New
Jersey History Minigrants to improve the field of New Jersey history by
offering smaller grants for exhibitions, public programs, conservation,
educational initiatives for children and adults, research, publication, media
projects and other New Jersey history related programs other than general
operating support. Grants up to $3,000 are available.
Contact:NJDEP Office of Business and External Affairs at 609/292-9289; website:
http://www.state.nj.us/dep/grantandloanprograms
Updated listing of grant and loan progams administered by the
Department to be used as a reference in identifying the appropriate funding
sources for local and county environmental projects. The catalogue is available
free-of-charge.
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