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3
Com When we define 3Com as a company committed to the
community, we mean community in its broadest sense: the totality of
the social, economic, and natural spheres in which we do business
and live our lives. |
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7-Eleven |
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Allstate
Foundation The Foundation funds more than 1,000 programs
each year and currently has an annual budget of $9.4 million. Foundation
grants are awarded to non-profit organizations which seek to improve
the quality of life in communities across the country. |
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American
Airlines The AMR/American Airlines Foundation is a corporate
foundation that works to help meet the needs of non-profit
organizations in the communities that American serves. |
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American
Express Funding that supports initiatives that encourage,
reinforce or develop economic self-reliance, such as school to
career programs, job-related adult education, and programs that
teach the fundamentals of business and economics. |
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Amway
As a world leader in direct selling, we believe it is our
responsibility to improve communities wherever we do business. |
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AOL
Build awareness and establish giving and service as a fundamental
element of the medium, and build capacity in the non-profit
community to meet the demand for online non-profit activities. |
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Bell
Atlantic |
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BellSouth
The BellSouth Foundation was created in 1986 with the sole purpose
of improving the quality of education in the Southeast. |
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Berlex
Foundation, The Dedicated to fostering education and
encouraging innovation in the field of reproductive medicine. |
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Boeing
Corporation The Boeing Company is a committed and
long-standing supporter of education institutions and programs. Our
involvement covers a wide range of activities as well as financial
support. The largest single block of company contributions goes to
education, including K-12 and college and university programs across
the nation and in the countries where Boeing has operations. |
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Burger
King |
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Chase
Manhattan Corporation |
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Chevron
Offers many grants for educators. |
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CIGNA
CIGNA has identified four areas for grant consideration Health
& Human Services, Education, Community & Civic Affairs, and
Culture & the Arts. Health is of primary concern and will
receive priority. |
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CITIBANK
Our corporate philanthropy is focused on community development and
education, encompassing a wide variety of programs at local,
national and international levels. |
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Dollar
General Serving Others" is not
only our corporate mission, it is a promise that we offer to
communities in which our customers live and work. It's why we're in
business. |
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DOW
Chemical Company |
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DuPont
Through financial contributions and the active volunteer
participation of employees, DuPont provides support to programs and
non-profit organizations that address one or more components of
community sustainability. |
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Eastman
Kodak Company Eastman Kodak Company has an active community
relations and contributions program designed to support the
achievement of company goals. |
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eBay
Foundation We support organizations that provide
tools, hope, and direction to those who seek new skills. They
"teach the teachers", who in turn help people recognize
the potential in themselves to improve their surroundings, their
lives, and their communities. |
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Edison
International Edison International has a fundamental
commitment to the economic prosperity and overall quality of life in
the communities where our employees live and work. To meet that
commitment, we have launched numerous community initiatives and
historically supported a variety of effective educational, civic,
and charitable activities. |
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Electronic
Data Systems (EDS) Identifying target educational
initiatives (such as teacher development or Internet training) that
are supported globally (at the corporate level) but can be
implemented locally. |
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Estee
Lauder At the Estée Lauder Companies
we are committed to "Bringing the Best to Everyone We
Touch." Over the years our corporate philanthropy program has
supported the activities and growth of numerous organizations
dedicated to health and human services, education, the environment
and the arts. |
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Gannett
Foundation We value projects which take a creative approach
to such fundamental issues as education and neighborhood
improvement, economic development, youth development, community
problem-solving, assistance to disadvantaged people, environmental
conservation and cultural enrichment. |
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GCR
GCR Company is very active in the community. We are always
giving back to the area's local organizations. |
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General
Electric (GE) Most proposals supported by the GE Fund are
submitted upon invitation. The GE Fund reviews concept papers and
proposals throughout the year; the Fund has neither a formal
application form nor a deadline for submission. |
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General
Mills The General Mills Foundation is entrusted with making
a significant positive impact in our communities and focusing on
specific projects where our efforts will make a difference through
philanthropy, product donation, volunteerism and social investment. |
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GTE
"When it comes to community involvement, GTE's goal is to be
strategic and lead by example." Charles R. Lee, GTE Chairman
and Chief Executive Officer |
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GTECH
GTECH encourages its employees to give back to the communities where
they live and work. Here are three ways employees can reach out and
make a difference. |
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Hilton
As the world leader in lodging hospitality, we at Hilton
recognize our responsibility to corporate citizenship wherever we do
business. |
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Hitachi
Over many years, The Hitachi Foundation has supported a wide range
of educational and social programs tailored to meet the needs of
individual communities in the United States. |
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IBM
IBM counts education as the top priority in its philanthropic
efforts. |
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International
Paper Every year, the company and its employees contribute
millions of volunteer hours and millions of dollars to educational,
recreational and cultural programs in the communities in which we
conduct business. |
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John
Hancock John Hancock believes education is an important
investment in the future health and vitality of our communities. |
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J.P.
Morgan J.P. Morgan makes charitable contributions to a wide
range of organizations in the arts, education, the environment,
health and human services, international affairs, and urban affairs. |
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Kimberly-Clark
Kimberly-Clark supports charitable organizations and programs
that are important to our employees. In 1997, Kimberly-Clark and the
Kimberly-Clark Foundation together made cash grants totaling $7.6
million. |
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Land's
End Young people are our future so we support education and
programming for them. |
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LEGO
(California) |
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Liberty
Mutual Whenever possible, we look to direct our resources to
community needs that are somehow related to our business. |
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Lockheed
Martin K-16 Math and Science Education. |
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Lucent
Technologies Provides a one-time awards
of $5,000 for young science and math high achievers who wish to
pursue a higher education curriculum that will lead to information
technology career opportunities. |
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Maytag
Our mission for contributions is to improve the vitality of our
communities and address issues important to our employees and to the
future of the company and its customers. |
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McDonalds
McDonald's continues to carrying on founder Ray Kroc's legacy of
giving something back to the community. |
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McGraw-Hill |
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MCI
World Com |
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MediaOne |
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Medtronics
The Foundation focuses on three areas where our financial resources
make a difference. Our contributions support programs serving
specific health, education and community goals. |
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Merrill
Lynch Merrill Lynch is proud of its relationship with the
American Museum of Natural History. We are in the midst of a
three-year $1 million gift. |
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MetLife
A continued tradition of corporate contributions and community
involvement. |
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MicroSoft |
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Mony
Group, The Since our company’s founding in 1842, MONY and
its people have believed in strengthening the communities where we
live, work and do business. |
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Motorola
The organizational mission of
Motorola University's Education Systems Alliances initiative is to
serve as a catalyst to create systemic transformation of learning
and teaching. |
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NEC
Foundation of America NEC Foundation supports programs with
national reach and impact in science and technology education,
principally at the secondary level, and/or assistive technology for
people with disabilities. |
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New
Balance Athletic Shoes |
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New
York Life |
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Nordstrom
Our company's financial contributions target education, human
services, the arts and community development. |
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Norfolk
Southern Through strategic investment in educational,
cultural, environmental and economic development opportunities
within the region served by Norfolk Southern, the Foundation seeks
to raise the standards of such programming. |
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Oracle |
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Owens
Corning We support educational and children's programs
around the world, from kindergarten through college. |
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Pentair
The mission of The Pentair Foundation is to enrich and advance the
communities in which Pentair operates by funding local programs that
promote education. |
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Phillips
Petroleum |
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Proctor
and Gamble |
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Publix
Grocery Store |
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Quaker
Oats The primary areas for support in 1999 were nutrition
education, hunger relief and minority education. |
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R.J.
Reynolds R.J. Reynolds Tobacco and its employees take
seriously their responsibility to help shape a stronger community by
supporting educational, arts, culture, and human-service programs
and helping develop a vibrant economy. |
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Reynolds
Metal Company The major area of interest of the Reynolds
Metals Company Foundation is Education as it relates to preparing
students for the business world. |
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Solectron |
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Southern
Company |
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Sprint
In 1998, Sprint Foundation grants totaled $6.6 million, including
grants of more than $1 million to match employee contributions to
education and cultural organizations. |
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Starbucks |
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Tandy
Corporation During this decade, the program has presented a
total of $2.5 million dollars in cash awards to 1,000 outstanding
mathematics, science and technology teachers. |
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Texas
Instruments The TI Foundation believes education and the
cultural arts are critical building blocks to the quality of life in
the communities where we live and work. |
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Toyota
Welcome to the Toyota USA Foundation. For over a decade we've been
working with 501(c)3 organizations to fund K-12 education programs;
especially in the areas of mathematics and science. |
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Travelers
Foundation Many of our grants support public education by
expanding and promoting career education opportunities, assuring the
readiness of young children to enter and succeed in school and
fostering arts education programs. |
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Union
Carbide The Foundation makes grants in three primary areas:
education, diversity and environmental protection. |
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United
Parcel Service of America |
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Wal-Mart |
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Warner-Lambert
Warner-Lambert provided more than $13.3 million to various
charitable endeavors worldwide during 1998. The company directed
most of these resources to five broad areas: education, health care,
social and civic welfare, culture and the arts, as well as the needs
of minorities. |
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Wells
Fargo |
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Westinghouse
Electric Company |
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Winn-Dixie
Each year Winn-Dixie distributes millions of dollars in good
citizenship awards to civic, health, youth and educational
organizations throughout our 11 marketing divisions. |
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ZDNet
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Catalog
of Federal Domestic Assistance Lots of good tips on grant
writing and other resources of great value to the grant writer. |
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Chronicle
of Philanthropy, Guide to Grants The Chronicle Guide
to Grants is an electronic data base of all corporate and foundation
grants listed in The Chronicle of Philanthropy since 1995. |
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ClassroomConnection
Classroom Connection began in 1990, and has awarded grants to over
800 teachers. More than 45,000 students have been direct recipients
of these teachers' creative instructional learning experience. |
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Distance
Learning Funding Source Book The Funding sourcebook offers
the latest research on grants for telecommunications, multimedia,
curricula development, and teacher training for private and public
schools, higher education, museums, libraries, arts, culture
organizations, health and social service agencies, and grassroots
community organizations. |
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Federal
Register of Grants |
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Foundation
Center, The Your gateway to philanthropy on the World Wide
Web. |
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Funding,
Programs an Resources Links are provided as a service to
faculty, staff, students, and friends of Indiana University. |
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Grants
and Other people's Money We concentrate here on grants that
focus on science, math, engineering, and educational technology. |
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GrantSelect
GrantSelect, the complete GRANTS Database, offers more than 10,000
funding opportunities in the largest collection of sponsored
research opportunities on the Web. |
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Grantsmanship
Center, The The world's leader in grant information and
grantsmanship training. |
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School
Grants An excellent resource for educators searching for
information on grants. Many links and a lot of information on grant
writing. |
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School
Grants and Grant Resources Provides a resource for
those seeking to secure educational grants for the advancement of
the curriculum and technology infrastructure. |
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SRA
SRA employees care about the local community,
and SRA encourages people to get involved in charitable
organizations and activities. |
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U.S.
Department of education This site has grant opportunities
school technology. |
