If you are viewing this in email, it is best viewed in HTML with pictures downloaded.
About BJ’s Charitable Foundation
Established with the goal of creating a positive, long-lasting impact on the communities BJ’s serves, the mission of BJ’s Charitable Foundation is to enhance and enrich community programs that primarily benefit children and families. Since its first grant in 2005, BJ’s Charitable Foundation has allocated funds on a quarterly basis, giving more than $5,250,000 to over 500 deserving organizations in the 16 states where BJ’s Clubs are located.
The majority of BJ’s Charitable Foundation giving is focused onorganizations that:
Promote the safety, security and well-being of children and families
Support education and health programs
Provide community service opportunities
Aid in hunger and disaster relief
Upcoming Deadline: August 8
************************************************************
Please visit our sponsor:
HypnoticMarketing.com
By Joe Vitale
This ebook book shows you techniques on how to make your publicity, emails and websites hypnotic. It also includes Joe Vitale's 3-step marketing strategy called "Guaranteed Outcome Marketing," which can increase your business by 70% -- in less than 90 days
*************************************************************
Mattel and the Mattel Children's Foundation are pleased to continue our Domestic Grantmaking Program. Through this effort, unsolicited applications for funds for organizations benefiting children in the United States are accepted, pending the eligibility requirements and guidelines listed below. Charitable organizations that demonstrate they directly serve children may be eligible for grants of $5,000 up to $25,000. Funds may be applied to programs or general operating costs.
Upcoming Deadline: July 15
**************************************************************
Contact me at info@pegasuswriter.com or visit www.pegasuswriter.com for more information about our grant writing services!
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Upcoming Deadlines!
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
From The Children's Trust
http://www.thechildrenstrust.org/PSE_Award.asp
Children’s Trust Public Service Excellence Award
The Children’s Trust is sponsoring its Public Service Excellence Award for Trust funded providers who have members of their staff that exemplify the belief that the human element makes a difference in our lives; is an inspiration to other colleagues; and is long past due the recognition he or she deserves. The nominee must be an employee (not a manager or executive director) of a program or initiative funded by The Children's Trust; provide direct service to children and families; perform above and beyond job description and requirements to serve the children and families of Miami-Dade; exemplify the belief that the human element makes a difference in the lives of others, and recognizes that the human touch must be extended far beyond the confines of a standard workday; and be an inspiration to other workers. The recipient of the 2008 Public Service Excellence Award will be honored at The Children's Trust Champions for Children Awards Ceremony on Thursday, November 6, 2008. Nomination deadline: June 27, 2008.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Please visit our sponsor!
UltimateMarketingSeminar.com
By Mark Joyner
This is the legendary last seminar that Mark held before leaving Internet marketing. Recorded on 15 DVD's.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Please visit us at www.pegasuswriter.com for more information about our services.
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Support The Children's Trust!
Come out on June 1 to see the results of Children's Trust-funded projects, then vote to renew The Children's Trust the fall!
Monday, May 12, 2008
New Grant Announcement
Grants Available for Families Struggling with Child Health-Related Costs
The UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation has announced that new grants are available to help children who need critical health care treatment, services, or equipment not covered or not fully covered by their parents' health benefit plans.
UHCCF provides grants to families to help pay for child health care services such as speech therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy sessions, prescriptions, and medical equipment such as wheelchairs, orthotics, and eyeglasses.
Parents and legal guardians may apply for grants of up to $5,000 each for child medical services and equipment by completing an online application at the UHCCF Web site.
To be eligible for grants, children must be 16 years of age or younger. Families must meet economic guidelines, reside in the United States, and be covered by a commercial health benefit plan.
Contact:Link to Complete RFP
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
News for Non-profits; Grant announcements
Grants for Children With Disabilities and Health Care for Needy Populations
CVS Caremark Charitable Trust, which supports organizations that serve children under 21 with disabilities, welcomes non-profits to apply for two funding opportunities: one for working with children with disabilities and the other for providing health care to needy populations. Applications accepted through June 15. Grants should address the following: accessibility to physical activity; early intervention; and health and rehabilitative services. For more details and to apply, visit: CVS Grants.
Kick-Off Party for Miami Art Museum, Art Supplies for Summer Camps
Miami Art Museum (MAM) invites providers and families to its MAM in the Neighborhood kick-off party on Sunday, May 18, from 12-5 PM. This free event, offering art, food and entertainment, takes place on the Cultural Plaza, 101 W. Flagler St., Miami, 33130. MAM is also ready to visit your summer camp to provide engaging art projects, art supplies and tours of the museum - all for free. For more info, call (305) 375-4073 or visit Miami Art Museum.
Earth Rangers Teaches Kids K-5 About the Environment
The non-profit Community Casemanagement Inc. teaches kids K-5 about the environment through its Earth Rangers program. The program cultivates awareness of climate and environment, while inspiring youth to become environmental stewards. Membership is free and includes a T-shirt, quarterly newsletter, games/stickers, and invitations to special Saturday events. For more information, call Ms. Tarsha Graham (305) 653-4030. Email request to ccmi_tarsha@yahoo.com.
Leave a Legacy's 11th Annual Luncheon
Leave a Legacy, a public awareness campaign, invites you its annual "Donor Next Door" luncheon on Thursday, May 15 at the Hilton Miami Downtown, 1601 Biscayne Blvd. The event honors philanthropists who support local non-profits through both monetary donations and volunteer service. Honorees this year include Sergio Gonzalez, of the University of Miami, as Professional Advisor of the Year. To reserve seats ($65) or table ($650/table of 10), call Edwina Lau at (305) 379-0800 or e-mail elau@chasemiami.com. Also register online, Leave a Legacy Luncheon.
Grants for Full Inclusion of Children and Young People with Disabilities
The Mitsubishi Electric America Foundation is accepting applications for grants to support full inclusion of young people (infants to early 20s) with disabilities in educational, vocational, and recreational activities alongside their typically functioning peers. For more information and to apply, visit: Mitsubishi Grants.
Mattel Grant Program Benefits Children
The Mattel Foundation welcomes applications for its Domestic Grantmaking Program, which provides funding for organizations benefiting children in the United States. Funding priorities include: programs that directly and effectively benefit children with demonstrated needs (physical, financial, emotional, and health-related); preferences to programs with demonstrated results; and organizations that use creative and innovative methods to address a locally defined need directly benefiting children. Application deadline is Tuesday, July 15. Learn more by visiting: Mattel Foundation Grants.
News for Non-profits; Grant announcements
Grants for Children With Disabilities and Health Care for Needy Populations
CVS Caremark Charitable Trust, which supports organizations that serve children under 21 with disabilities, welcomes non-profits to apply for two funding opportunities: one for working with children with disabilities and the other for providing health care to needy populations. Applications accepted through June 15. Grants should address the following: accessibility to physical activity; early intervention; and health and rehabilitative services. For more details and to apply, visit: CVS Grants.
Kick-Off Party for Miami Art Museum, Art Supplies for Summer Camps
Miami Art Museum (MAM) invites providers and families to its MAM in the Neighborhood kick-off party on Sunday, May 18, from 12-5 PM. This free event, offering art, food and entertainment, takes place on the Cultural Plaza, 101 W. Flagler St., Miami, 33130. MAM is also ready to visit your summer camp to provide engaging art projects, art supplies and tours of the museum - all for free. For more info, call (305) 375-4073 or visit Miami Art Museum.
Earth Rangers Teaches Kids K-5 About the Environment
The non-profit Community Casemanagement Inc. teaches kids K-5 about the environment through its Earth Rangers program. The program cultivates awareness of climate and environment, while inspiring youth to become environmental stewards. Membership is free and includes a T-shirt, quarterly newsletter, games/stickers, and invitations to special Saturday events. For more information, call Ms. Tarsha Graham (305) 653-4030. Email request to ccmi_tarsha@yahoo.com.
Leave a Legacy's 11th Annual Luncheon
Leave a Legacy, a public awareness campaign, invites you its annual "Donor Next Door" luncheon on Thursday, May 15 at the Hilton Miami Downtown, 1601 Biscayne Blvd. The event honors philanthropists who support local non-profits through both monetary donations and volunteer service. Honorees this year include Sergio Gonzalez, of the University of Miami, as Professional Advisor of the Year. To reserve seats ($65) or table ($650/table of 10), call Edwina Lau at (305) 379-0800 or e-mail elau@chasemiami.com. Also register online, Leave a Legacy Luncheon.
Grants for Full Inclusion of Children and Young People with Disabilities
The Mitsubishi Electric America Foundation is accepting applications for grants to support full inclusion of young people (infants to early 20s) with disabilities in educational, vocational, and recreational activities alongside their typically functioning peers. For more information and to apply, visit: Mitsubishi Grants.
Mattel Grant Program Benefits Children
The Mattel Foundation welcomes applications for its Domestic Grantmaking Program, which provides funding for organizations benefiting children in the United States. Funding priorities include: programs that directly and effectively benefit children with demonstrated needs (physical, financial, emotional, and health-related); preferences to programs with demonstrated results; and organizations that use creative and innovative methods to address a locally defined need directly benefiting children. Application deadline is Tuesday, July 15. Learn more by visiting: Mattel Foundation Grants.
News for Non-profits; Grant announcements
Grants for Children With Disabilities and Health Care for Needy Populations
CVS Caremark Charitable Trust, which supports organizations that serve children under 21 with disabilities, welcomes non-profits to apply for two funding opportunities: one for working with children with disabilities and the other for providing health care to needy populations. Applications accepted through June 15. Grants should address the following: accessibility to physical activity; early intervention; and health and rehabilitative services. For more details and to apply, visit: CVS Grants.
Kick-Off Party for Miami Art Museum, Art Supplies for Summer Camps
Miami Art Museum (MAM) invites providers and families to its MAM in the Neighborhood kick-off party on Sunday, May 18, from 12-5 PM. This free event, offering art, food and entertainment, takes place on the Cultural Plaza, 101 W. Flagler St., Miami, 33130. MAM is also ready to visit your summer camp to provide engaging art projects, art supplies and tours of the museum - all for free. For more info, call (305) 375-4073 or visit Miami Art Museum.
Earth Rangers Teaches Kids K-5 About the Environment
The non-profit Community Casemanagement Inc. teaches kids K-5 about the environment through its Earth Rangers program. The program cultivates awareness of climate and environment, while inspiring youth to become environmental stewards. Membership is free and includes a T-shirt, quarterly newsletter, games/stickers, and invitations to special Saturday events. For more information, call Ms. Tarsha Graham (305) 653-4030. Email request to ccmi_tarsha@yahoo.com.
Leave a Legacy's 11th Annual Luncheon
Leave a Legacy, a public awareness campaign, invites you its annual "Donor Next Door" luncheon on Thursday, May 15 at the Hilton Miami Downtown, 1601 Biscayne Blvd. The event honors philanthropists who support local non-profits through both monetary donations and volunteer service. Honorees this year include Sergio Gonzalez, of the University of Miami, as Professional Advisor of the Year. To reserve seats ($65) or table ($650/table of 10), call Edwina Lau at (305) 379-0800 or e-mail elau@chasemiami.com. Also register online, Leave a Legacy Luncheon.
Grants for Full Inclusion of Children and Young People with Disabilities
The Mitsubishi Electric America Foundation is accepting applications for grants to support full inclusion of young people (infants to early 20s) with disabilities in educational, vocational, and recreational activities alongside their typically functioning peers. For more information and to apply, visit: Mitsubishi Grants.
Mattel Grant Program Benefits Children
The Mattel Foundation welcomes applications for its Domestic Grantmaking Program, which provides funding for organizations benefiting children in the United States. Funding priorities include: programs that directly and effectively benefit children with demonstrated needs (physical, financial, emotional, and health-related); preferences to programs with demonstrated results; and organizations that use creative and innovative methods to address a locally defined need directly benefiting children. Application deadline is Tuesday, July 15. Learn more by visiting: Mattel Foundation Grants.
Friday, April 25, 2008
Mattel grants for Youth programs
Mattel Announces Continuation of Grant Program to Benefit
Children
Deadline: July 15, 2008
Mattel ( http://www.mattel.com/ ) and the Mattel Children's
Foundation
( http://www.mattel.com/about_us/philanthropy/ci_mcf_philanthropy_
mattelFoundation.asp ) have announced they will continue the
Mattel Domestic Grantmaking Program, which provides funding for
organizations benefiting children in the United States.
Mattel's funding priorities include: programs that directly and
effectively impact children with demonstrated needs (physical,
financial, emotional, and health-related); preferences to pro-
grams with demonstrated results; and organizations that use cre-
ative and innovative methods to address a locally defined need
directly impacting children. Preference will be given to organ-
izations or programs that align with Mattel's philanthropic pri-
orities:
- Learning -- Increasing access to education for under-
served children and, in particular, innovative strategies to
promote and address literacy; - Health -- Supporting the health
and well-being of children, with particular emphasis on pro-
moting healthy, active lifestyles; - Girl Empowerment --
Promoting self-esteem in young girls, up to age 12.
Applicants must be 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charity
organizations (or have a fiscal sponsor with tax-exempt status)
and must directly serve children in communities within the U.S.
Grants will range from $5,000 to $25,000 each for one fiscal
year. Funds may be applied to programs or general operating
costs.
Visit the Mattel Web site for complete program guidelines,
online eligibility quiz, and grant application.
RFP Link:
http://fconline.foundationcenter.org/pnd/15012639/mattel
For additional RFPs in Children and Youth, visit:
http://foundationcenter.org/pnd/rfp/cat_children.jhtml
Friday, February 15, 2008
Funding Alert
Please contact Lisa at info@pegasuswriter.com if we may assist you with your grant writing needs.
Or if you need a reference to write for your own grant, please consider purchasing Simply: Grant Writing (see sidebar).
Public Awareness, Events and Community Outreach Funding Policy
The Children's Trust
Please be advised that applications for this funding opportunity will be accepted through March 31, 2008. All applications received after March 31, 2008 will not be considered.If you have any questions, please contact Persephone Taylor Gary at 305-571-5700 ext 515 or by email persephone@thechildrenstrust.org.
Creative Capital Accepting Applications for Grants in
Emerging Fields, Innovative Literature, and Performing
Arts
Deadline: March 4, 2008 (Letters of Inquiry)
Founded in 1999, the Creative Capital Foundation ( http://www.creative-capital.org/ ) is a national nonprofit organization that supports artists pursuing adventurous and imaginative work in the performing and visual arts, film/video, innovative literature, and emerging fields. The foundation is committed to working in long-term partnership with the artists it funds, making a multiyear financial commitment, and providing advisory services and professional development assistance along with financial support. Funded artists agree to share a small percentage of any net profits generated by their projects with Creative Capital, which applies those funds toward new grants.
In 2008, Creative Capital will support artists in Emerging Fields, Innovative Literature, and Performing Arts. Emerging Fields may include digital arts, gaming, sound art, architecture, design, interdisciplinary projects, and new genres. Innovative Literature may include poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and genre-defying liter- ary work. Performing Arts may include dance, music theater, exper- imental music performance, non-traditional opera, spoken word, theater/performance art, puppetry, and interdisciplinary projects.
To be eligible to apply, an artist must be a U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident of the U.S.; at least 25 years old; and a working artist with at least five years of professional experience.
Visit the Creative Capital Web site for complete program informa- tion and application procedures.
RFP Link:
http://fconline.foundationcenter.org/pnd/10011339/creative-capital
For additional RFPs in Arts and Culture, visit:
http://foundationcenter.org/pnd/rfp/cat_arts.jhtml
