Pew Charitable Trusts: Advancing Policy Solutions
The sponsor provides support in the area of advancing policy solutions within the fields of public health and human services policy, family financial security issues, and science and technology.
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Pew Charitable Trusts: Advancing Policy Solutions
The sponsor provides support in the area of advancing policy solutions within the fields of public health and human services policy, family financial security issues, and science and technology.
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Clark (Robert Sterling) Foundation: International Cultural / Arts Engagement
The Robert Sterling Clark Foundation provides grants to promote international cultural exchange.
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Initiative on Philosophy in Education Policy and Practice
The Spencer Foundation will make awards of up to $40,000 for research projects in Philosophy as it relates to educational policy and practice
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Earhart Foundation: Grants Program
The sponsor provides Fellowship Research Grants and Grants to Organization, focusing on social sciences and humanities.
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Sunlight Foundation: OpenGov Grant
Through its OpenGov Grants program, the foundation will award one-time grants ranging from $5,000 to $10,000 to support the development of civic innovation tools, apps or Web sites; tools that fac
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Public Health Law Research- Making the Case for Laws That Improve Health
This program seeks to build evidence for and strengthen the use of regulatory, legal, and policy solutions that improve public health.
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Environmentally Sustainable Affordable Design (ESAD) Program
The sponsor's program promotes the incorporation of the principle of sustainable development into the design of affordable construction, with a primary focus on residential housing.
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Grants Program
Wallace Foundation provides support for programs which improve learning and enrichment opportunities for children.
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Responsive Grants
This category enables the Foundation to support projects that address the prevailing needs of the American art field and are crucial to its development.
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