Humana Foundation Grants Humana Foundation
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The purpose of this funding is to support an organization that is focused on initiatives in Childhood health - supporting efforts that improve physical activity and nutritional habits of children and families; Intergenerational health - fostering shared, healthy activities between generations or Active lifestyles - promoting fun, physically active living as a way of life. We accept proposals from nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations in areas where Humana has business presence. Check website for info.
MetroWest Health grants MetroWest Health Foundation
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The Foundation supports programs that directly benefit the health of those who live or work in one of 25 communities in the MetroWest area. The Foundation generally solicits proposals in the spring and fall of each year from eligible nonprofit and government organizations for specific initiatives. Key initiatives include adolescent health and childhood obesity plus five other focus areas. Organizations interested in applying for a grant are encouraged to submit a concept paper prior to a full proposal.
Out of School Time Learning Grant The Wallace Foundation
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The Wallace Foundation funds projects to research and test new, innovative approaches to Out of School Time programs with the goal to increase student enrollment and in-school success. Wallace supports such efforts in five cities: Boston, Chicago, New York, Providence and Washington, D.C.
Peabody Grants Amelia Peabody Foundation
Award Amount: $10,000 - $100,000 Deadline: Rolling
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Peabody grants only support projects and programs that are carried out in Massachusetts. Most Peabody grants are made to organizations that serve disadvantaged, inner-city youth populations. Peabody grants are made for almost any project that serves to promote and enhance the grantee organization’s mission: for existing and new programs, for capital acquisitions, for the renovation of existing buildings and facilities, for the repair, maintenance and purchase of equipment. There are four filing deadlines during the year corresponding to the quarterly meetings of the Peabody Board.
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