The Bubel/Aiken
Foundation
www.bubelaiken.org
The Bubel/Aiken Foundation
serves to bridge the gap that
exists between young people with
special needs and the world
around them. They support
communities with inclusive
programs and create
awareness about the
possibilities that inclusion can
bring. The grant program
provides much needed funding to
qualified programs serving
families in need of funds to
assist individuals in life
skills and one-to-one social
skills, but more importantly, to
programs that provide social
interaction with non-disabled
peers. They fund the
development of curricula and the
necessary training aimed at
achieving full inclusion in the
educational, employment, and
recreational settings.
The Bubel/Aiken
Foundation
8601 Six Forks Road, Suite 400
Raleigh, NC 27615
Tel 919-882-2152
Fax 919-882-2155
contactus@bubelaiken.org
CVS All Kids Can
Grants
www.cvs.com/allkidscan
CVS All
Kids Can, a program of the CVS/pharmacy Charitable Trust and supported by
CVS/pharmacy, is a five-year, $25 million commitment to making life easier for
children with disabilities. Through this
signature program, CVS and the Trust will support nonprofit organizations that
provide innovative programs and services in local communities focused on
helping children with disabilities learn, play and succeed in life.
The goals of CVS All Kids Can are to raise
awareness in schools and in local communities about the importance of
inclusion; build barrier-free playgrounds so children of all abilities can play
side-by-side; and provide medical rehabilitation and related services to
children with disabilities.
Do Something
www.dosomething.org
The Do
Something website is a community where young people learn, listen, speak, vote,
volunteer, ask, and take action to make the world a better place. Currently,
only 23% of this generation actively volunteers. Do Something hopes to create a do something
generation: a world where more than 51% of young people are involved with
community action.
The
Foundation
Center
http://foundationcenter.org
The
Foundation
Center is the nation's leading authority
on philanthropy, connecting nonprofits and the grantmakers supporting them to
tools they can use and information they can trust. The Center maintains the most comprehensive
database on
U.S. grantmakers and their grants — a
robust, accessible knowledge bank for the sector. It also operates research, education, and
training programs designed to advance philanthropy at every level.
The
Foundation
Center
79 Fifth
Avenue/16th Street
New York,
NY
10003-3076
Tel: (212) 620-4230 or (800) 424-9836
Fax: (212) 807-3677
Local
Capacity
Building Regranting Sites
The Local Capacity Building (LCB) Initiative is a statewide effort by the New
York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) to provide local support for widespread
participation in arts in education. To that end, 24 organizations receive
a block grant from the NYSCA Arts in Education Program and re-grant funds to
support partnerships between schools and teaching artists or cultural organizations. Visit
www.nysaae.org/localcap.htm to
find your LCB site contact.
National Art
Education Foundation
http://www.naea-reston.org/naef.html
Founded in
1947 to promote art education through Professional Development, Service,
Advancement of Knowledge, and Leadership, the NAEA is a non-profit, educational
organization serving over 22,000 art educators from every level of instruction,
as well as all others concerned about quality art education in our schools.
NYSCA :
New York
State Council on the Arts
www.nysca.org
NYSCA
makes over 2700 grants each year organizations in every arts discipline
throughout the state. NYSCA’s goal is to
bring high-quality artistic programs to the citizens of the state through
supporting the activities of nonprofit arts and cultural organizations.
On their website, you will find a general
listing of resources that relate to arts management and other topics that cut
across arts disciplines resources, and another listing of resources that align
with each of NYSCA’s grants program areas. You will also find an extensive listing of
accessibility resources for organizations seeking to make their programs and
facilities accessible to people with disabilities.
Philanthropy News
Digest
http://foundationcenter.org/pnd/
Philanthropy
News Digest (PND), a weekly news service of the
Foundation
Center, is a compendium, in digest form,
of philanthropy-related articles and features culled from print and electronic
media outlets nationwide. Published
every Tuesday, each PND abstract summarizes the content of, or from, an
original article, press or news release, or grantmaker Web site. Each abstract
includes a citation of the original news source, which readers of the Digest
can use to read the original Web site, or to find a copy of the original
article (if abstracted from a print source) through a library or a document
delivery service.
Alice
Itty, Editorial Assistant
ai@foundationcenter.org
Surdna Foundation
www.surdna.org
The Surdna
Foundation believes that the next decade will bring enormously challenging,
complicated, and sometimes disruptive social, economic and cultural
changes. To meet these challenges, the Foundation serves the public good
by operating a Family Foundation that funds, shapes and promotes effective,
long-term solutions.
330
Madison Ave.,
30th Floor
New York, NY 10017
(212) 557-0010
questions@surdna.org
VSAarts
www.vsarts.org
VSA arts is an international,
nonprofit organization founded in 1974 by Ambassador Jean Kennedy Smith to
create a society where all people with disabilities learn through, participate
in and enjoy the arts.
818 Connecticut Ave. N.W., Suite
600
Washington,
D.C.
20006
(P) 202-628-2800, 800-933-8721
(F) 202-429-0868
(TDD) 202-737-0645
