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Grant Resource PortfolioBy: Tanishia SmithMarch 6, 2014Table of ContentsFreely available searchable databases offering lists of grants. 3-5 Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance Resources for effective grant preparation.6-8Successful Grant Writing, 4th Edition: Strategies for Health and Human Service Professionals (Gitlin, Successful Grant Writing)Tips for Successful Grant Writing PDF (Center For Injury Prevention, Policy, and Practice) Federal governmental agencies offering health related grants.9-12Health Resources and Services Administration (U. S Department of Health and Human Resources)National Institute of Health IL or MO State/regional/local governmental agencies offering health13-16 related grants.Illinois Department of Public Health Illinois State Board of Education Foundations offering health related grants.17-19Circle of Service Foundation Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation Corporations/Corporate foundations offering health related grants.20-24Verizon Foundation The Coca-Cola Foundation Grants Helping Children 25-29Ronald McDonald House CharitiesChild Welfare Foundation Current CFP/RFP’s in your area of interest and geographically relevant.30-34The Allen P. and Josephine B. Green FoundationBank of America/ Christine and Katharina Pauly Charitable Trust I: Freely available searchable databases offering lists of grants. Web address: of source: This is a website where many government grants are listed. By clicking the top tab “Search Grants” you will open a search engine that allows for an individual to add and search by specific criteria such as specific key words, whether the grant is opened, and eligibility requirements. The site was established as a governmental resource in 2002, as part of the Presidents Management Agenda. prides itself on being a common place for federal agencies to post opportunities for funding. The Mission of is to “provide a common website for federal agencies to post discretionary funding opportunities and for grantees to find and apply to them”. This website claims to have over 1,000 different grant programs amounting to more than $500 billion a year. Eligibility: This website does not require a membership or a fee and may be used by any individual or agency. Contact information:Phone: 1-800-518-4726Email: support@ 200 Independence Avenue, S.W. ? HHH BuildingWashington, DC 20201Other relevant information: On this website grants may be searched by specific categories and Federal Agencies, which will be extremely useful for grant writing for specific agencies in the future. There is also a section where one can report any fraudulent activity.Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance Web address: of source: This is a website catalog titled The Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA). The CFDA includes different type’s federal agencies offering assistance and is run by the General Service Administration (GSA). You can search for a federal agency department such as; the department of education or the department of health and human services. You will then be taken to a list of programs in which one could obtain funding. The CFDA Was established in 1984 due to the Law 98-169, in the past the GSA printed the CFDA and distributed the paper copies but, in 2003 decided to become primarily electronic. You may buy a printed copy of the catalog at the GSO’s online bookstore: : This website is available for anyone who is interested in applying for grant opportunities from federal agencies. Contact information:Phone: 1-866-606-8220 (local toll free) Federal Service Desk for help For more detailed contact information on a specific agency go to: relevant information: If one clicks on the General Information tab, and then clicks the “Types of Assistance” section on the left hand side, there are 15 different types of assistance definitions which are detailed yet easy to understand. This could be of great help when applying for Federal grants in the future. II: Resources for effective grant preparationSuccessful Grant Writing, 4th Edition: Strategies for Health and Human Service Professionals (Gitlin, Successful Grant WritingWeb address: of source: This is a book to aid those wishing to write Grant Proposals. The book was written by Dr. Laura Gitlin, and Dr. Kevin Lyons. The fourth edition was published in 2014 by the Springer publishing company. The book explains the entire grant writing process by breaking the work into seven sections. The Sections begin by explaining why one should write a grant, to submitting the proposal, and end with a guide to managing a grant award. Eligibility: Any individual can buy or rent the book from Amazon. To buy the fourth addition it will be $46.23 however, one could rent the book for only $14.79. Contact information:To buy the book as published you can go to the website indicated above To buy an enhanced version of the book with chapters from multiple titles contact Special sales department, Springer Publishing Company, LLC11 west 42nd. Street, 15th floor, New York, NY 10036-8002Phone: 877-687-7476 or 212-431-4370Email: sales@ Other relevant information: This book has gotten great reviews and has been said to be easy to read and understand. If the price is a problem earlier additions can be found for cheaper. It would be extremely interesting to read Part three: Chapter 7 “the Common Pitfalls of writing proposals.” Tips for Successful Grant Writing PDF (Center for Injury Prevention, Policy, and Practice) Web address: of source: This is a PDF published by the Center for Injury Prevention Policy and Practice (CIPPP). The (CIPPP) strives to “reduce the frequency and severity of injuries by assisting government agencies and community programs with incorporation injury prevention strategies into their regular ongoing efforts”. The CIPPP has many publications including safety tip sheets, and hints for better Grant applications. The PDF however, titled Tips for Successful Grant Writing, includes check boxes for grant writers to follow and check off throughout the grant writing process. There is also a section that states the questions that should be answered in each section of the proposals and a section on the actual website titled Hints for Grant or Funding Applications. Eligibility: Any individual can retrieve this PDF from the Center For injury Prevention, Policy, and Practice Website. Contact information:Center For Injury Prevention, Policy, and Practice6475 Alvarado Road, Suite 105San Diego, California, USA Other relevant information: This PDF has a lot of tips that could be useful in the future when writing grant proposals. It also includes 10 reasons why proposals typically get rejected. It would be great to have this document nearby in the preparation and editing stages of the grant writing process. III: Federal governmental agencies offering health related grantsHealth Resources and Services Administration (U. S Department of Health and Human Resources) Web address: of source: The Human Resources Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA) is an agency under the U.S Department of Health and Human Resources. The mission is “To improve health and achieve health equity through access to quality services, a skilled health workforce and innovative programs.” HRSA was created in 1982 and has helped millions since. The main goals HRSA strives to achieve are to improve access to quality care and services, to strengthen the health workforce, build healthy communities, and improve health equity. The main website could connect one to information about a plethora of health topics such as health centers, HIV/Aids, and even rural health. HRSA is expected to give $3 billion this year alone. To find funding available from this department, you need to go to “funding opportunities” Health related programs: Programs typically funded by HRSA relate to: Health Professions, Maternal and Child health, Health Care Systems, HIV/ Aids, Organ Donation, Primary Health, Care/Health Centers, and Rural Health. Target population: Grants typically funded are for underserved individuals, for example: those with HIV/AIDS, Mothers and children, and those of low socioeconomic stature. Eligibility: To be eligible for many of the Grants presented must be public, nonprofit, or private organizations, faith or community based, schools, or academic health science centers. Contact Information: Email: ask@Phone: 888-ASK-HRSA (888-275-4772, TTY:?877-489-4772) 8:30 am to 5 pm ET, weekdays (except Federal holidays)Other relevant information: Clicking on the Open Positions link on the HRSA webpage takes you directly to job openings using USA Jobs. There is also a HRSA Grant Forecast used to estimate when future grants will be offered along with a How to apply for a Grant Video. National Institute of Health Web address: of source: The mission of the National Institute of Health is “to seek fundamental knowledge about the nature and behavior of living systems and the application of that knowledge to enhance health, lengthen life, and reduce illness and disability” The section directly related to Grant’s is called the Office of Extramural Research (OER). The Mission of OER is to “Provide the corporate framework for NIH research administration, ensuring scientific integrity, public accountability, and effective stewardship of the NIH extramural research portfolio. Grant Writers can use this website you can search for Active Requests for Applications (RFA’s) and apply. To find funding available from this department, you need to go to “funding” which will then take you to the funding opportunities and notices page. You can then search Active RFAs and even search by keywords. Health related programs: programs typically funded by the NIH involve research on various health topics including Allergy research, HIV research, understanding the brain, Infectious diseases, and many others. Target population: Grants typically funded are for research to further the health of various individuals but, specifically minorities and underserved individuals. Eligibility: Each RFP has its own Eligibility requirements which you can read more by clicking on the announcement number, but most include, Public colleges/ universities, Private colleges, universities, Hispanic serving institutions, Historically Black Colleges and universities, (HBCUs), Non-profit organizations with 501(c0 (3) status, small business, and many others. Contact Information: Email: nihguide@mail..National Institutes of Health (NIH) 9000 Rockville Pike Bethesda, Maryland 20892Other relevant information: This website also has a section where one could learn more about grants. There is a video, different resource for planning, writing, and submitting a grant and a timeline of how long preparing a grant proposal typically takes. IV: IL or MO State/regional/local governmental agencies offering health related grantsIllinois Department of Public Health Web address: of source: This is the website the Illinois Department of public health posts funding opportunities in Illinois. The Illinois Department of Public health was created in 1877 and stands by its mission to “to promote the health of the people of Illinois through the prevention and control of disease and injury.” By clicking on the link you have access to available RFP’s which can then be enhanced for further information and apply for online. The Illinois Department of Health Focuses on the following Principles: “Prevention of disease and injuryProtection of food, water, air and environmentPromotion of safe and healthy communitiesScientific approaches to analyzing and solving problemsPartnership and collaboration to achieve coordinated response to community health issuesPopulation-based strategies to address public health issues Individual responsibility as important to achieving healthy lifestyles Advocacy for public health policies to improve the health of populationsRecognition of the unique value and needs of diverse populationsInnovation as essential to the practice of public health” Health Related Programs: Programs funded focus on the overall health of individuals residing in Illinois. Some examples of programs typically funded would be any program relating to the principles indicated above such as: Alzheimer’s disease research programsHIV/ Aids Prevention programs Cancer Research programs Prevention for disease and injury educational programsTarget Population: Individuals in need residing in the state of Illinois. Eligibility: This website is available to anyone or organization and does not require a membership for use. An organization can simply go to the website and begin the application process. Contact information:Phone: 217-782-4977Illinois Department of Public Health535 West Jefferson StreetSpringfield, Illinois 62761Other relevant information: The RFP’s presented on this site focus on various topics with different deadlines, Each RFP has specific PDF files associated. Illinois State Board of Education Web address: of source: This is the website for the Illinois State Board of Education (IBSE). The mission of IBSE is to “provide leadership,?assistance, resources and advocacy so that every student is prepared?to?succeed in?careers and postsecondary education, and share accountability?for doing so?with?districts and schools.” The main goals of the IBSE are for every student to succeed academically and be prepared for life after school ends, for all school environments to be safe and effective for all students, and for every school to have effective teachers and leaders. Health Related Programs: Programs funded focus on improving education efforts in Illinois focusing on all different kinds of education, for example the Current RFP is aiding in Nutrition and wellness. Target Population: Students attending Pre-school- 12th grade Eligibility: This website is available for anyone, organization, or school to use. The Eligibility for specific RFP’s may vary by proposal. Contact information:Phone: 866-262-6663217-782-4321Illinois State Board of Education100 N. 1st Street Springfield, IL 62777Other relevant information: There is a section on this website where individuals who have been funded previously may apply for continuation. There is also a downloadable and searchable version of the State and Federal Grant Administration Policy and Procedures Handbook, which explains all information about the funding opportunities in detail. V: Foundations offering health related grants.Circle of Service Foundation Web address: of source: The Circle of Services foundation is a private foundation that helps the community by creating grants. Most of the grants provided are what they refer to as “Challenge Grants” meaning the funding they provide is based on the amount of money the agency can raise, which is then matched by the foundation. There are different sections where those interested in learning more about challenge grants may click. To start applying for a grant one must click on the application section and then click start a new-pre application or application. Health related programs: The Circle of Service foundation typically funds programs within their focus areas which are: Medical research, the Jewish community, education, and community service. There are stipulations under each focus area with more information about specific geographic areas typically funded. Target population: Grants are provided to help low income individuals: specifically youth, organizations in Cook and Lake Counties of Illinois, Jews, and those with cancer and other diseases. Eligibility: The organization or one of the programs must fall within the Focus area or must be a non-profit organization under 501 c (3). The organization must have a board of directors consisting of a least 5 unrelated members that aid in the mission and evaluating operations of the organization Contact information:Circle of Service Foundation P. O. Box 8529, Northfield, IL 60093Phone: 847-716-2111 Fax: 847-716-2177Email: info@Other relevant information: They take applications on a rolling basis unless stated otherwise. Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation Web address: of source: Alex’s Lemonade stand foundation is a private foundation created in memory of Alexandra (Alex) Scott who passed away from Neuroblastoma, a type of childhood cancer in 2004. Grants provided focus on research and improving the quality of life of children who have cancer and their families. The mission of Alex’s Lemonade Stand is “to raise money and awareness of childhood cancers, primarily research into new treatments and cures, and to encourage and empower others, especially children to get involved and make a difference for children with cancer.” The foundation claims to have raised over $75 million and currently funds more than 375 research projects. Health related programs: Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation funds programs specifically related to childhood cancer in either research or improving child cancer patient’s quality of life. Target population: Children with all different types of cancers. Eligibility: To receive the Bridge Grants; The organization or researchers must have received funding in the past from the National Institute of Health (NIH) but, no longer are being funded due to decreased funding and must be focused in Child Cancer research. To receive the Center of Excellence Grant: organization must be a childhood cancer institution with the ultimate goal of researching early phase clinical trials for childhood cancers. To achieve the Springboard grant the organization must have also received funding from the NIH and is designed to aid in beginning programs intended for research. Contact information:Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation for Childhood Cancer333 E. Lancaster Ave., #414 Wynnewood, PA 19096USA Phone: 610.649.3034 Fax: 610.649.3038Other relevant information: They have collaborated with other partners of similar interest and hold many different special events every year. VI: Corporations/Corporate foundations offering health related grantsVerizon Foundation Web address: of source: The Verizon Foundation is a philanthropic section of Verizon. The foundation prides itself on “using technology to solve critical social issues in the areas of energy management, education, and health care.” The foundation claims to have aided 54, 000 non-profit organizations since 2000. To apply for a grant; click on the grant section, then click first time user to create a profile. Organizations may apply for an event/sponsorship or a competitive grant. There are samples forms provided for both. Since January 2013 applications for grants are only accepted by invitation, to be invited an organization must find their Community Relations manager () to gain more information.Health related programs: This Foundation provides grant funding for Healthcare for children, women and seniors, Education for kindergarteners through seniors in high school collaborating with International Society for technology Education, and Energy management. Here are some examples of previously funded projects/programs:Verizon Innovative Learning Schools (VILS) program which give teachers trains teachers to use mobile technology in the classroom. Meet Each Need with Dignity program where dental professionals provide free dental care to low-income families. Assist in American Red Cross efforts to aid the victims of Typhoon Haiyan Target population: All of the grants are for underserved individuals especially women, children, and seniors. Eligibility: Non-profit organizations (501c 3), schools, hospitals or medical research organizations, governmental units, and other organizations are permitted to apply. For more specific information () there is also an Eligibility quiz located on the website along with a list of organizations Verizon foundation will not fund. Contact information:Email: cgsupport@Phone: 855-807-1319Other relevant information: The Verizon Foundation received more than 20,000 grant requests last year from nonprofit organizations. The grants awarded are typically between $5,000 and $10,000. The Coca-Cola Foundation Web address: of source: The Coca-Cola Foundation is a Philanthropic section of the Coca-Cola Beverage Company and was created in 1984. The foundation places emphasis on improving the quality of life wherever Coca-Cola is sold. The foundation aids organizations across the globe. The programs typically funded focus on active and healthy living, education, recycling, and water preservation. You must apply for grants through the online application system by clicking on the coca-cola community requests online application in the middle of the community request- guidelines and applications section. You are then required to create an account. Click on the grant section, then click first time user to create a profile. The foundation claims to have given a total of $273 million from 2002 to 2010. Health related programs: They provide grant funding for educational programs across the globe such as HIV/ AIDS prevention and awareness programs, hygiene education, a “Let’s play program” to promote physical lifestyles, and many others. The coca-cola foundation also provides emergency relief. The main focuses are healthy living, education, and sustainability. Target population: All of the grants are for underserved individuals in need across the globe despite age or ethnicity. Eligibility: Education facilities, Non-profit organizations (501c 3), along with many others are eligible to apply there is also a specific section on the website describing those who are not eligible. () Contact information:Main Address: The Coca-Cola CompanyP.O. Box 1734Atlanta, GA 30301, USAMain Phone: 1-800-438-2653Other relevant information: The Coca-Cola Foundation website is linked to every social media website possible including Pinterest and also provides an eligibility questionnaire which could be extremely useful in answering questions. VII: Grants helping Children Ronald McDonald House Charities Web address: of source: This is the philanthropic arm of the McDonalds fast-food chain restaurant. The foundation funds programs and non-profit organizations’ that focus on improving children’s lives by focusing on their health and wellbeing around the world. To apply for Grants from the Ronald McDonald House charities, click on the “What we do” tab and then tab labeled “Grants”. Applications will reopen on July 1, 2014. Health Related Programs: Ronald McDonald House Charities typically fund programs that aid in improving lives of children. Grants have been awarded in multiple countries. Some of the grants given in the past would be: Smiles across America: Aiding underserved populations by providing oral care. Has improved dental hygiene for 400,00 children across the United States Casa Materna project: focusing one reproductive education for women in Guatemala. Thrive Thru Five : Which aids in nutrition and other basic necessities in children under the age of five in Kenya in hopes to decrease child mortality rates Target Population: All of the grants are intended to help children across the globe by either helping children directly or educating the parents, specifically the mothers. Eligibility: Any non-profit or for profit organization that is promoting a program to aid children is eligible to apply as long as the guidelines are met. There is a specific guideline list which must be followed in order to be considered with, stipulations such as “Organizations must have a process in place for tracking success.” For more information on the guidelines go to pdf provided at () Contact information:Ronald McDonald House Charities? One Kroc Drive Oak Brook, IL 60523? Phone: 630-623-7048Email: grants@Fax: 630-623-7488? ?Other relevant information: There is a more detailed list of previous grants awarded at () Child Welfare Foundation Web address: Home page: : of source: The Child Welfare Foundation was created in 1954 by the American Legion. They claim to have given over $11 million over the years to assist in the welfare of children. They strive to mainly provide funding for nonprofit organizations that aid children across the United States. To apply for a grant, open and complete the seven paged RFP and submit the proposal before May 1. Health Related Programs: The Child Welfare Foundation typically funds programs that better the lives of children. All grants awarded are for one year. Grants previously awarded help children in large numbers not just centered in one state. Some of the grants given in the past would be: Be The Match Foundation in Minneapolis, MN aiding Bone marrow transplants for children with cancer. Think First Campaign in Naperville, IL to aide in preventing childhood injuries. Research on Birth Defects in Orlando, FlFor more information and specifics on past grants funded go to:()Target Population: All of the grants are intended to help American children. Eligibility: Any non-profit Organization that is promoting a program to aid in the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual welfare of children in American. The program presented must aid many children across a large geographical area, not only children in one particular state. The funding does not cover equipment, construction, salaries, along with many other stipulations. Contact information:Jason R. KeesExecutive SecretaryAmerican Legion Child Welfare FoundationPO Box 1055, Indianapolis, IN 46206Phone: (317) 630-1202?Other relevant information: The website provides a Grant Factsheet and a Foundation Factsheet which could be extremely helpful when writing grants. () VIII: Current CFP/RFP’s in your area of interest and geographically relevantAllen P. And Josephine B. Green Foundation Web address: Description of source: The Allen P. and Josephine B. Green Foundation was created in 1941 and registered as a non-profit corporation in 1962. The Foundation initially funded educational programs or research efforts to aid in the prevention of animal and children cruelty in the central and eastern Missouri area; however, over the last few years they have deterred from funding research and now focus on educational programs. The Foundation gives grants twice a year once in May and in November. Grant requests must be submitted between June 15 and September 15 to be considered for November and between December and March to be considered for May. To apply for the grant got to: ( ) and create a profile to apply which you can return to at a later date. Health Related Programs: The Allen P. and Josephine Be Green Foundation typically funds request related toYouth development programs Developmental and educational programs for children Human and social service programs ECT. A more detailed list is available at (). Target population: Underserved individuals of all ages specifically, elderly and youth residing in central and eastern Missouri. Eligibility: Non-profit organizations, Churches, Universities along with many other organizations are all eligible for the grant as long as it coincides with the health related programs typically funded. Those seeking funding for individuals, programs outside the United States, social activism, and political campaigns are all ineligible for these grants. Contact information:Phone: 816) 627-3420Email: greenfoundation@ Greater Kansas City Community FoundationAttn: Allen P. and Josephine B. Green Foundation1055 Broadway, Suite 130 Kansas City, MO 64105Other relevant information: Remember funding for research is available but rare with this foundation. This foundation also gives scholarships.Bank of America/ Christine and Katharina Pauly Charitable Trust Web address: Description of source: The Bank of America Philanthropic Solutions lists grants available in multiple places for various topics. A specific foundation aiding Children in Missouri is The Christine and Katharina Pauly Charitable Trust created in 1985. The mission of the charitable trust is to “support and promote quality educational, health and human services programming for underserved populations”. Although the trust can aid individuals of any age the organization typically funds programs that assist Children. Most of the grants funded by this organization only last one year. Health Related Programs: Health related programs that are typically funded address health care problems including delivery of health services to underserved and uninsured individuals, and also address health care problems as they relate to social factors. Specifics can be retrieved using the PDF provided by the following URL:() Target population: The main populations aided are low income children and their families; however, the elderly, homeless, adults with disabilities, along with many others are also helped. Eligibility: Any organization may apply as long as it meets with the mission of the Foundation and has an operating budget of less that $1 million. Contact information:Phone: 1.888.703.2345 office hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ET (Monday- Friday)Email: charitablegiftfund@Bank of America Charitable Gift FundPO Box 55850Boston, MA 02205-5850Other relevant information: The Bank of America Philanthropic solutions website as a whole would be a great database to continue to use for all different types of grants in many different areas, which could be relevant is relocation occurs. ................
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