Philanthropy

Promotes change by funding and supporting small and/or emerging community-led grassroots organizations working for social, economic and environmental justice in San Diego County and the Tijuana, Mexico border region.

Purpose is to provide for the intellectual, moral and physical welfare of the people of this country by establishing and supporting non-profit libraries, educational institutions, hospitals and clinics.

Funds nonprofit organizations with innovative programs for physically, mentally, and developmentally disabled children and adults. They provide application guidelines and a list of previous grantees.

Information on programs for scholars, professionals, university students, and teachers, as well as academic advising and testing links. English, with some information in Turkish.

Application information, with biographies of past recipients.

South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia and Swaziland. Application instructions, profiles of recent scholars, and an overview of Oxford life.

Details of the application process and of admission at Oxford, with a complete list of recipients since 1904.

Selects winner of the Peace prize. Describes nomination and selection process, with information on past winners, fellowship programs, and library. [English/Norwegian]

A partnership of donors, grantees, volunteers and staff working to support programs for women and girls. Grantmaking, events calendar, special initiatives and issue areas discussed.

Supports grants for the intellectual, artistic, and physical development of teenage women in Vermont. Component of Vermont Community Foundation. Information on how to apply and listing of past recipients.

Hunger facts, eligibility information, and links to area food banks.

Serving the needy by distributing food and other products to non profit agencies in 24 counties of south central Alabama. Ways to help and a list of people served by their programs.

Information on programs and volunteer opportunities, a wish list of most-needed items, newsletter sign-up, and annual report. Part of the America's Second Harvest network. Mesa.

Provides emergency food assistance referral based on geographic location, describes how volunteers can help, and provides information on hunger advocacy and foodbank events.

Calendar of events and how to help. Santa Monica.

Distributes food to hungry people in Delaware, Pennsylvania, and Maryland through member agencies. List of ways to help, news, and information on services. Part of the America's Second Harvest network.

Description of how the food banks works throughout South Florida, list of events, and where to get help. Part of the America's Second Harvest network.

Supplies food and other commodities to non-profit agencies helping people in Middle Georgia. Includes details of programs and services, news, and information on volunteering opportunities. Part of the America's Second Harvest network.

Events calendar, guidelines on how to hold a food drive, hunger awareness quiz, newsletters, press releases, and statistics. Part of the America's Second Harvest network.

News, volunteer opportunities, and how they operate.

Provides food to organizations feeding the poor and hungry in the Northern Nevada and California Sierra area. Includes news and events, opportunities to help, newsletters, programs and agencies, and annual report.

Volunteer needs, program information, agency spotlight, and guidelines on how to host a food drive. Part of the America's Second Harvest network. New York.

Collects and rescues food from businesses and the local community and distributes it to hungry people. Information on how they operate and clients. Part of the America's Second Harvest network.

Description of food-recovery program, volunteer needs, information on job-training programs and how to hire a program graduate, newsletter, and FAQ. Part of the America's Second Harvest network.

Nonprofit organization that provides and distributes food, offers nutrition training, and works to eliminate hunger in Rhode Island. Information on programs, volunteer opportunities, and related links. Part of the America's Second Harvest network.

Clearinghouse for donated food from food drives, manufacturers, and distributors. Mission statement and information on programs, events, and volunteer opportunities. Part of the America's Second Harvest network. South Carolina.

Programs for feeding hungry people and reducing food waste through collection and distribution. Information for donors, annual report, and events calendar. Part of the America's Second Harvest network.

News and information on their programs. Part of America's Second Harvest network. Serving Laredo.

Overview of chapter services and volunteer opportunities in Kokomo, Indiana, and the surrounding counties of Howard and Tipton.

Humanitarian and spiritual aid organization. It has feeding programs, medical treatments, and orphanages for hurting people around the world. It currently has an emphasis on aid to Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Vietnam.

A Christian home for children and widows located on the outskirts of Asyut.

A Christian home for abused, neglected, and orphaned children located in the Zamorano Valley of Honduras. Features a photo album, newsletter, and a list of ways to become involved.

Christian organization that aides and supports orphans and homeless children based in Kalispell, Montana. Provides food, shelter, medical, children's Bibles, educational assistance, and adoption services.

An ecumenical outreach agency based in Greensboro, North Carolina, includes emergency food and shelter, housing, clothing, a food bank, and thrift store.

Christian relief and development organization assisting 70 million people each year in its quest to end poverty, fight hunger and transform lives.

Information about the retirement fund for employees of the YMCA in the USA.

Helping people get involved in their community - information about volunteering and a database of environment-related opportunities.

Handles trusts, gift annuities, endowments, scholarships, and other such funds that benefit (at least substantially) southern Baptist-related ministries.

Describes affiliated programs, how to donate or set up a fund, and funding application process for nonprofits.

Builds charitable endowments that supports nonprofits. Includes news, resources and donor information.

Offers charitable fund and gift options, consulting services and grants. Includes goals, donor fund information, and grant proposal guidelines.

Works to stimulate and facilitate donor-driven philanthropy for the support of charitable organizations and purposes. Includes news, publications, financial reports, policies, ways to give, resources and scholarships.

Helps create permanent charitable funds that benefit Horry and Georgetown counties. Includes news, events, donor and grant information.

Administers individual funds contributed or bequeathed to it by individuals, corporations, foundations, and other sources. Includes ways to give, awards and grant applications.

Establishes permanent charitable endowments and provides a vehicle for donors' varied interests. Promotes local philanthropy and provides leadership and resources in addressing local challenges and opportunities. Scholarships and grants available.

Serves as a leader, catalyst, and resource for philanthropy by providing donors with flexible means of making gifts to charitable causes that enhance the community.

Distributing charitable funds in the seven-county region of the Texas coastal bend.

Distributing charitable funds in the Amarillo region.

Helps build and manage charitable funds created by individuals, families, groups, organizations and institutions. Includes news, publications, donor information, nonprofit services and advisor resources.

Works to build a permanent pool of funds for the broad charitable needs of Doddridge, Jackson, Mason and Ritchie counties as well as the Little Kanawha and Parkersburg areas. Includes grant and scholarship applications and guidelines and news.