| Issue 8.07 - August 21, 2007 |
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CONTENTS OF GRANTS & RESOURCES
AUGUST 2007
EDITION |
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| Rockefeller Foundation Announces $70 Million Commitment to Climate Change Resilience |
The Rockefeller Foundation has announced a five-year, $70 million commitment to build the resilience of communities most likely to be affected by climate change.
The foundation's Climate Change Resilience initiative aims to develop the ability of communities to manage and plan for the effects of climate change and to make sure that planning includes the most vulnerable citizens. Since building resilience requires
actions on multiple levels and scales, the foundation expects to partner with governments, other foundations and donors, non-governmental organizations, and groups from the private sector.
One component of the initiative will focus on Asian cities. According to the Population Reference Bureau, more than 60 per-cent of the increase in the world's urban population in the next thirty years will occur in Asia, which already has a larger urban population than all other regions of the world combined. In addition, a recent study of populations at risk for sea-level rise noted that eight of the top ten countries likely to be affected are in Asia.
View Press Release (PDF)
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| Telecom Billionaire Establishes Low-Cost Laptop Program for Mexican Children |
Saying that digital education holds the key to a better future for Mexico's poor, Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim has pledged to donate 250,000 low-cost laptops to the country's children by the end of the year and as many as a million in 2008.
Slim, who controls Mexico's largest telecommunications company, Telmex, said he will focus his philanthropic activities on building specialized preschools, donating computers, and supporting health care, and that he would contribute about $70 million this year to the low-cost laptop program. With an estimated cost of $250 to $300 per machine, Slim would have to put up as much as $300 million for a million laptops, though he expects the costs to continue to fall. His plan initially would put the laptops in schools and libraries, where they would be lent out like books, he said, before eventually being given outright to students. In addition, his companies would help set up wireless networks for students to connect to the Internet. |
| Scottish Billionaire Pledges £1 Billion for Charitable Efforts in Britain and Africa |
Scottish billionaire Sir Tom Hunter has pledged to donate £1 billion, or roughly $2 billion dollars, during his lifetime to charities in Britain and developing nations.
Hunter, who made his fortune in the sportswear industry and is Scotland's richest man, said the funds would be drawn from his investments in shopping centers and profits from his private equity partnership, West Coast Capital, and would be distributed through the Hunter Foundation. He has already committed £100 million, and the time frame for donating the rest would depend on the success of West Coast Capital. Read more Source (The Times, UK) |
| Nature Conservancy, Pew Environment Group Launch Conservation Effort in Australia |
| The Pew Environment Group, the conservation arm of the Pew Charitable Trusts, and the Nature Conservancy have announced the creation of the Wild Australia Program, a three-year, $12.4 effort to conserve Australia's bush, desert, and ocean habitats. One of the program's goals is to get more people actively involved by working with conservation and community groups, indigenous and private land holders, farmers, businesses, and governments to achieve on-the-ground results. Press Release |
| Ford Foundation's Longstanding Commitment Improves Lives in Eastern Africa |
Over the last four and a half decades, the Eastern Africa office of the Ford Foundation in Nairobi, Kenya, has partnered with local organizations to improve lives, strengthen communities, and address some of the most pressing issues in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania.
Over the past ten years, the foundation has awarded approximately $15 million a year to organizations in East Africa. Recent grants include $200,000 to the Nairobi-based African Conservation Centre to help build communities' technical and institutional capacities for the conservation and management of wildlife and natural resources in the Kenyan South Rift Valley; $250,000 to PROMETRA Uganda, and NGO that works to promote traditional medicine; and $3 million over six years to the Kenya Community Development Foundation in support of its efforts to strengthen local philanthropies that focus on asset building, poverty reduction, and social justice.
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| How Warren Buffett Handles Donation Pleas From Individuals |
Warren Buffett receives thousands of letters from people who ask for money for a range of reasons, such as getting a new glass eye or paying legal fees from custody suits, and each one gets forwarded to his sister, Doris, reports The Wall Street Journal.
Ms. Buffett runs the Sunshine Lady Foundation, which has given more than $1.4-million to more than 300 letter writers. The average gift is $4,800. So far, she has received more than 3,000 letters from her brother, who transferred $5-million in Berkshire Hathaway stock to his sister’s foundation.
The foundation is unusual because it supports individuals, unlike most grant makers. The Internal Revenue Service has strict rules on grants to individuals to make sure that the money is used for legitimate charitable purposes.
Ms. Buffett personally calls letter writers she is interested in helping and even doles out stern bits of advice on financial responsibility.
Mr. Buffett says his sister is more charitable than he is, adding, “She identifies with the underdog. I do it in a wholesale way, but not on a one-on-one basis. She really wants to know their stories.
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| GRANTS OFFERED - |
This section links you to funders who invite you to submit grant applications if you qualify. Follow the links for details |
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| Vodafone Group Foundation |
The Vodafone Group Foundation (VGF) was created by Vodafone Group Plc to support charitable and community work by all Vodafone companies and their Foundations around the world, and to fund selected charitable global initiatives directly.
The Vodafone Group Foundation is driven by a Passion for the World Around Us. The Foundation makes social investments that help the people of the world to have fuller lives by:
Sharing the benefits of developments in mobile communications technology as widely as possible.
Protecting the natural environment.
Supporting the local communities in which Vodafone's customers, employees, investors and suppliers live.
Most projects will be funded in partnership with local Vodafone company foundations or community programmes. All enquiries regarding potential projects in a particular country should be directed to the local Vodafone contact. For a listing of Vodafone Group subsidiaries, their countries of operation and relevant contact details click here
Only projects with a global or multinational scope will be considered directly by The Vodafone Group Foundation.
Potential applicants to send us their proposals by email
Deadline: Rolling
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| Fish and Wildlife Service Announces International Conservation Grants |
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will award 105 grants totaling $5,798,791 to aid in the conservation of marine turtles, great apes, rhinoceros, tigers, and Asian and African elephants as well as to finance other conservation efforts and education programs in 47 countries on four continents.
Partners will contribute $8,778,220 in matching funds and in-kind contributions, raising the total to $14,577,011.
The grants are awarded through the Service's Wildlife Without Borders Program and the African Elephant, Asian Elephant, Great Apes, Marine Turtle and Rhino/Tiger Conservation Funds. The funds were established by Congress to provide assistance for conserving species that face a variety of threats, including poaching, illegal trafficking, human conflict, habitat loss and disease, and to promote education in international communities. See Press Release |
| International Health and Education |
The mission of Brother's Brother Foundation is to promote international health and education through the efficient and effective distribution and provision of donated medical, educational, agricultural, and other resources. The Foundation seeks to fulfill its mission by connecting people's resources with people's needs. Support is provided throughout the world, including North and South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Oceania. More.
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| Cadbury Schweppes Society and Environment Programs |
Cadbury Schweppes focuses its charitable giving on the areas of education and enterprise, health and welfare, and the environment in communities in which the company has a presence. Cadbury's investment can be a mixture of money, the time and skills of its people, and gifts in kind. In addition, the Cadbury Schweppes Foundation supports community projects in the United Kingdom communities where Cadbury has a presence. More
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| London (UK) Councils latest Funding opportunities |
Closing Date 5th September
The final phase of London Councils’ commissioning timetable is open for voluntary organisations to deliver across London on a wide range of services from promoting tourism to preventing youth homelessness to providing legal advice. In total 30 services are open in this final phase which has been named Phase 3/4 as it brings the previously known phases 3 and 4 into a single final phase with the same application window.London Councils particularly welcomes organisations serving the residents of outer London to fill existing gaps in provision. Organisations that applied under Phases 1 and 2, and now intending also to apply under Phase 3/4, are also advised to revisit the application guidance as there have been amendments to the application process (click here)
London Councils strongly welcomes applications from organisations that have not been funded by them previously. |
| GRANTS RECEIVED - |
Identifies funders who make cross border grants and gives examples of actual funding.
If you are interested in similar funding then follow the links. |
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| ORBIS International Receives $5 Million to Fight Blindness |
ORBIS International has announced a five-year, $5 million grant from American International Group to expand the organization's long-term blindness prevention programs in Vietnam, China, India, Bangladesh, Ethiopia, and Latin America.
Initially, the grant from AIG will fund the provision of eye-care services in China, India, and Vietnam. Projects funded by the grant will address the practical, systemic challenges facing service providers, such as improving rural services in Vietnam, developing pediatric ophthalmology centers in India, and fostering affordable rural eye-care services in western China. In addition, the grant will enable ORBIS to treat medical and surgical patients in areas of greatest need and enhance the skills of local doctors and medical professionals. See Press Release |
| Scientist Receives $15 Million From Gates Foundation to Develop Potential AIDS Vaccine |
The Institute of Human Virology (IHV) has received a five-year, $15 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to develop an AIDS vaccine. The grant will support his work through the Collaboration for AIDS Vaccine Discovery, an international network of researchers launched last year with $287 million from the Gates Foundation.
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| Gates Foundation Awards $5 Million to Relocate Iraqi Scholars |
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has made its first foray into Iraq, funding a new initiative to relocate more than 150 scholars facing threat and persecution, the Financial Times (UK) reports.
The foundation has awarded $5 million to the Scholar Rescue Fund for fellowships to Iraqi scholars seeking to continue their work at institutions in other countries. An additional $5 million has been approved by Congress.
“Gates Foundation Adds Iraq to Its Focus.” Financial Times |
| Ford Foundation: Recent Grants Round-up |
Ford Foundation Grant round-up
Conservation & Environment
- To hold a writing workshop to prepare papers on slash-and-burn agriculture: $28, 500 to Hanoi Agricultural University (Vietnam).
-To train lawyers, judicial officers, and local residents in Kenyan environmental law and policy: $390,000 to the Institute for Law and Environmental Governance (Kenya).
-For collaborative efforts with the West Bengal government on managing natural resources and livelihood programs in India's Bankura District: $274,478 to Professional Assistance for Development Action (India)
-To Strengthen grass-roots support for natural-resource management: $100,000 to Tanzania Natural Resource Forum (Tanzania)
Economic development
-To help microfinance institutions develop ways to report on social performance: $115,000 to EDA Rural Systems (India)
-To upgrade its management-information system and improve its identification, screening, and training of loan recipients from low-income groups: $50,000 to Kuyasa Fund (South Africa)
-To strenthen rural finance organizations in Peru: $500,000 to NGO Consortium for the Promotion of Small and Micro Enterprises (Peru)
Health
-To provide services to HIV-positive soldiers in the Moscow and Urals Military Regions: $150,000 to Center of Health Care Support and Development Assistance (Russia)
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| Trinity Church Grants Program |
Trinity Church Grants:
Religion: To support local agriculture as a means of reducing poverty among the Acholi people: $87,710 over two years to the Diocese of Nothern Uganda
-To perchase 20 computers, two printers, and other equipment for a student computer laboratory: $24, 575 to Msalato Theological College (Tanzania)
-For the Towards Effective Anglican Mission conference on HIV/AIDS, to be held in Boksburg, South Africa: $78,610 to Province of South Africa |
| INTERNATIONAL GRANT RESOURCES - |
Helpful websites for the International Grant seeker |
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| NEW!!! 98,000 US Online Foundation Database |
Chapel & York, in partnership with Murrayworks Market Systems Inc., is pleased to bring you the most comprehensive United States Foundation online research database available.
Of invaluable use to all organizations and researchers wishing to access the vast international funding potential represented by United States grant-making foundations, this online database has been developed over six years and contains more than 4,000,000 pages of searchable information on over 98,000 United States Foundations. Updated daily, this online database contains detailed information on all aspects of foundation grant-making history, financial information, contact information, and application details. More
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| International Agriculture Grants |
A directory of selected international grants, exchanges, fellowships, and collaborative research opportunities in agriculture GO >>> |
| International and Foreign Grantmakers |
Listing of relevant international websites and books, with annotated entries GO >>>
Another list, this time from the International Nobel Peace Prize Recommendation Forum (INPPRF). GO >>> |
| International Funds |
An alphabetical list of foundations that fund international projects
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| International Funding |
An interactive map covering all regions of the world GO >>> |
| International Grants |
From Fundsnet, a lengthy list of links to international grants, initiatives, foundations and directories on the web GO >>>
Another Free International Grant Resource Guide from Nonprofitexpert.com GO >>> |
AWARDS, PROGRAMS & FELLOWSHIPS
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| The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation’s Access to Learning Award |
Honors innovative organizations that are opening a world of online information to people in need. Global Libraries initiative invites applications from libraries and similar organizations outside the United States that have created new ways to offer these key services:
Free public access to computers and the Internet. Public training to assist users in accessing online information that can help improve their lives. The award recipient will receive $1 million.
Applications must be submitted to the foundation via email by December 31, 2007. See Press Release |
| Fulbright Scholar Program |
Applications continue to be accepted for some Fulbright Scholar awards for lecturing, research or combined lecturing/research awards in public administration during the 2008-2009 academic year, including awards in NGO management in the Czech Republic, Romania, and Ukraine. Faculty and professionals in NGO management may apply not only for awards specifically in their field, but also for one of the many "All Discipline" awards open to any field. Visit www.cies.org for descriptions of available awards and new eligibility requirements. |
CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, MEETINGS & TRAINING
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| The European Association of Planned Giving Seminars |
EAPG Seminars are training/knowledge events on relevant topics. These are open to non-members however members recieve a discount on cost.
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| Fundraising from America: The Seminar |
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Where & When: Sloane Club, London, UK 4 September 2007
An ideal introduction to all those wishing to access the vast international funding potential represented by United States individuals and foundations. The seminar will cover why Americans give outside the United States, including American culture, and the expectations of philanthropy; American Fundraising and the Law, including setting up a 501(c)(3), partnering with an existing 501(c)(3), and satisfying United States legal requirements; American Foundation Research, including an introduction to a systematic approach to research, application writing, research resources, and practical advice on maximising your chances of success; and Prospect Research, including what it is, how it can help and a practical overview of resources and methods. More
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| Institute of Fundraising - Scotland |
Where & When: Glasgow, Scotland 18 September 2007
Legacy Fundraising made easy
This seminar is for anyone who is involved in promoting the needs for funds for their charity: fundraisers, trustees, CEOs. This seminar is suitable for all charities/voluntary organisations of any size. More
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| NEW!!! Chapel & York WEBLOG |
Thank you if you have visited or signed up for the new Chapel & York Blog. It’s quite specifically designed for cross border and international fundraisers.
Fundraisers are understandably very interested in know the actual value of grants and other funds that flow to and from non-profits across international borders. It’s one of the building blocks of our profession and a regular question at seminars. The answer isn’t so easy. Postings this month include Measuring International Giving which continues the process of researching the flows of money from developed to developing countries and links to a significant Report from the Hudson Institute in Washington DC that can be downloaded free. Other postings include Inspiring Giving, Chow for Charity, and Anonymous Gifts. Comments are always welcome of course.
If you haven’t already done so, sign up on the blog for brief and free email updates so you receive the highlights direct to your desk without having to remember to visit the blog regularly.
Look forward to hearing from you. David Wickert |
| U.S. Charitable Giving Reached $295 Billion in 2006, Report Finds |
U.S. charitable giving reached an estimated $295 billion in 2006,a 4.2 percent increase before inflation over the revised estimate of $283 billion for 2005, a new report from the Giving USA Foundation finds.
According to Giving USA 2007, giving by individuals, which accounts for 75.6 percent of all giving, increased 4.4 percent in 2006, to an estimated $222.9 billion, while foundation grantmaking rose 12.6 percent to $36.5 billion.
Order a report by visiting this link http://www.givingusa.org/gusa/gusa_order.htm |
| MacArthur Foundation to Sponsor Nonprofit Track at Virtual Conference |
| The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation has announced that it will sponsor a series of events at the Second Life Community Convention in Chicago later this month that examines the increasing presence of social justice organizations in virtual worlds and the use of such worlds for the public good. The foundation announced grants to Global Kids and Common Sense Media to weave a nonprofit thread into the four main tracks of the conference: business, education, social, and "machinima" (digital animation created in gaming environments). Each track will feature a panel focused on how nonprofit organizations use virtual worlds to extend their mission and reach. See Press Release |
| Online marketplace for global philanthropy |
InnoCentive, the global leader in open innovation sourcing have recently announced that the Rockefeller Foundation has taken action to provide a grant to GlobalGiving, an online marketplace for global philanthropy, to sponsor its use of the InnoCentive Open Innovation Marketplace.
The GlobalGiving network of project leaders serves communities in over 67 countries around the world, helping non-profit grass roots organizations develop high impact solutions to difficult problems. Numerous technical and scientific challenges can affect their ability to serve their communities and expand their services. |
| Young People Raise Funds Via Social-Networking Sites |
Social-networking Web sites are growing in popularity as a way for young people to raise donations for their favorite charities — and as a way for those charities to reach out to a new generation of philanthropists, reports The Wall Street Journal.
The newspaper discusses several Web sites, such as DonorsChoose.org, Change.org, and SixDegrees.org, that link donors to one another or to charities, an approach that is attractive to young people who have lots of online friends but not much money. |
GRANTS & RESOURCES TOP 5 LINKS: JULY 2007 EDITION |
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fResource is a new website for fundraisers and researchers to share knowledge about fundraising and resources...
Hands on Resources, a UK fundraising research consultancy, has developed fResource, the world's first specialised online fundraising community.
The website is designed to provide fundraisers and researchers around the world, the opportunity to share knowledge about products, tools and resources which can help in the context of everyday fundraising. View |
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The American Fund for Charities is a US non-profit organization, which supports the work of charitable organizations throughout the world. It operates a program for charitable organizations to make themselves known to potential funders, particularly within the US philanthropic community. |
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The wealthiest individuals in the world gave more than $285-billion to charity in 2006, according to a the 2007 World Wealth Report, an annual look at the financial practices of high-net worth individuals.. View |
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Is an independent, progressive organisation committed to funding radical change towards a better world. The JRCT makes grants to individuals and to projects seeking the creation of a peaceful world, political equality and social justice View |
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PRODUCTS & SERVICES DIRECTORY
Below is a taster of the most viewed Products & Services that have been posted online at Chapel & Yorks Products & Services Directory.
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Company: Prospecting for Gold Phone: + 44 (0)20 7405 5942 |
Prospecting for Gold is dedicated to investing in the development and growth of the UK’s largest database of factual wealth intelligence.
The Wealth Intelligence Database, created 15 years ago has now been expanded as a result of a strategic partnership with the UK's largest database of wealthy investors to create the new 2006 release of The Wealth Intelligence Database.
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Company: CTT Phone: +44 (0)845 456 1823 |
Charity Technology Trust (“CTT”) is a charity set up in 2001 to improve other charities use of technology and therefore improve their efficiency. CTT has grown from being a small “one-man band” mainly helping large charities process online raffles, into an established organisation that has over 120 charity clients. CTT's main focus today is fundraising and supporter management technology and it provides Internet Lotteries, Online fundraising tools, Charity payment systems, eCommunications, mobile applications and IT strategy consulting.
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GOOD GIFTS DIRECTORY
Below are a selection of the most viewed Good Gifts that have recently been posted online at Chapel & Yorks Good Gifts Directory.
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We have over 90 high street retailers supporting Hope for Children including Marks & Spencer & John Lewis through our online shop - www.hopeshop.co.uk. Everytime you purchase through our website a percentage will be donated to HOPE and there is a price guarantee that you won't pay anymore than if you made a direct purchase. We also have a number of online retailers such as Amazon supporting us too.
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Frightening as it may be, the Christmas trading season will soon be upon us. Kingsmead Publications has been helping Charities with their Christmas cards for over 20 years. We have an extensive range of packs of cards that you can sell to your supporters. We also have very economically priced mini-cards (only 85p per pack), with a minimum order quantity of just 25 packs! Please visit our website, www.christmascardpacks.co.uk
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Company: Amnesty International Phone:+44 1709 888333
Amnesty International United Kingdom has teamed up with New Internationalist Publications to bring you amnestyshop.org.uk. Income from sales goes to support Amnesty’s work (see below) while the majority of items are also either organic, fairly traded, educational or eco-friendly. Your purchases will therefore not only be supporting Amnesty, but also various other good causes from around the globe. About Amnesty International: We are ordinary people from across the world standing up for humanity and human rights. Our purpose is to protect individuals wherever justice, fairness, freedom and truth are denied. For more information click on www.amnesty.org.uk Posted by the Westminster Branch Amicus the Union. The Branch supports the work of Amnesty
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