Human Services Department
Program Development, Research & Evaluation Division
FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND FOUNDATION FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
As of 7/4/2009

CSAD=Children's Services Administration Division		CDD=Community Development Division
EVSD=Elderly and Veteran's Services Division		FSAD=Family Success Administration Division
HIPD=Homeless Initiative Partnership Administration		OHF=Office of Housing Finance
PDRED=Program Development Research and Evaluation Division		BARC=Substance Abuse Health Care Services Division
MHSA Coalition=Mental Health and Substance Abuse Coalition		METMD=Medical Examiner's Office

Section 1. HUMAN SERVICES-RELATED GRANT OPPORTUNITIES ASSESSED REVIEW FINDING SUMMARY (RFS) GENERATED; BROWARD CONTY/LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELIGIBLE
Grant Title Funder Information	Due Date	Purpose/Internal & External Action
**Recovery Act: Capital Fund Recovery Competition Grants US Dept of Housing/Urban Development Grant Website	Application Due: 7/21/2009	To provide funding to public housing agencies (PHAs) for capital and management activities, including modernization and development of public housing. The program will fund projects that address the following funding categories: •Improvements addressing the needs of elderly and/or persons with disabilities •Public housing transformation •Gap financing for projects that are stalled due to financing issues •Creation of energy efficient, green communities •Substantial rehabilitation or new construction •Moderate rehabiliation. Forwarded to HIPD on 5/22/2009.
**Recovery Act: Early Head Start Expansion US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Adminsitration for Children and Families Grant Website	Rolling	To support increased enrollment in Early Head Start and create new teaching positions. Solicitation has not been officially announced and due date has not been set. Forwarded to CSAD on 5/13/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 5/13/2009.
**Recovery Act: Emergency Food and Shelter (EFS) Program US Dept of Education Grant Website	Rolling
**Recovery Act: Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) US Dept of Housing/Urban Development Grant Website	Application Due: 7/17/2009	To provide emergency assistance to states, territories, and local governments to acquire and redevelop foreclosed properties that may become abandoned, thus causing neighborhood blight. Funds awarded through this program will be used to rehabilitate, resell, or redevelop homes in order to stabilize neighborhoods and stem declining property values of neighboring homes. All activities funded through this program must benefit low and moderate income persons whose incomes do not exceed 120% of the area’s median income. Funds allocated through this program may be used for the following activities: •Establish financing mechanisms for purchase and redevelopment of foreclosed homes and residential properties •Purchase and rehabilitate homes and residential properties abandoned or foreclosed •Establish land banks for foreclosed homes •Demolish blighted structures •Redevelop demolished or vacant properties •Administration and planning costs •Other uses. Forwarded to HIPD on 5/18/2009.
**Recovery Act: Strengthening Communities Fund - State, Local, and Tribal US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Grant Website	Application Due: 7/7/2009	To build the capacity of eligible entities in their service area in order to maximize their social impact and to ensure that their services reach disadvantaged or hard-to-serve populations. This program aims to build the capacity of government offices to assist nonprofits in addressing broad economic recovery issues currently addressing communities such as assisting low-income persons in securing and retaining employment, earning higher wages, and obtaining better-quality jobs. Program objectives include: -Conducting outreach and education to increase the involvement of nonprofits in the economic recovery -Providing training and technical assistance that builds the capacity of nonprofits to address broad economic recovery issues -Building the capacity of state, local, or Native American government offices to better involve nonprofits in the economic recovery. This program will support training and technical assistance to nonprofits in the form of the following specific capacity building activities: Organizational development; program development; collaboration and community engagement; leadership development; and evaluation of effectiveness.
**Recovery: Facility Investment Program US Dept of Health/Human Svcs HRSA Grant Website	Application Due: 8/6/2009	To support capital improvement in health centers providing primary and preventive services to the medically underserved. Proposal must indicate how construction related jobs will be created and health center capacity will increase.
*Recovery Act:Strengthening Communities Fund - Nonprofit Capacity Building US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Administration for Children and Families Grant Website	Application Due: 7/7/2009	To support technical assistance and training for non-profits to build capacity of funded programs. Issues to be addressed should include broad economic recovery issues present in their communities, including helping low-income individuals secure and retain employment, earn higher wages, obtain better-quality jobs, and gain greater access to state and Federal benefits and tax credits. Forwarded to CSAD on 5/12/2009. Forwarded to EVSD on 5/12/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 5/12/2009. Forwarded to HIPD on 5/12/2009. Forwarded to MHSA on 5/12/2009. Forwarded to PDRED on 5/12/2009. Forwarded to BARC on 5/12/2009.
Advancing Criminal Justice Policy, Practice, and Technology US Dept of Justice Office of Justice Programs Grant Website	Application Due: 7/6/2009	To support the development of new policies, practices, and technologies for the criminal justice system. Programs should be related to the areas of crime and crime prevention, drugs, forensic science, law enforcement, relevant technology and tools, or victims and victimization. Forwarded to MHSA on 6/22/2009.
Aging Network Business Practice, Planning and Program Development US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Administration on Aging Grant Website	Application Due: 7/8/2009	To provide technical assistance to the Aging Network in one of three choice areas: 1.Information, Education and Business Planning Needs; 2.Long Term Strategic Planning; 3.Caregiver and Respite Program Development and Technical Assistance. The Network consists of 56 State Units on Aging; 629 Area Agencies on Aging; Tribal organizations; and thousands of community services provider organizations and volunteers. The intent of the AoA is to promote change, encourage leadership and foster innovation in the Aging Network. Applicants may respond to only one of the three funding opportunities.Option I:Identifying and cataloging trends in AAA program development and service delivery; coordination of intensive opportunities for business and strategic planning for AAAs and Title VI Organizations; and ceate/Update a web-based Board and Advisory Council Training Manual to guide the activities of AAA Boards/Advisory Councils and ensure consistent knowledge of Aging Network across the field; Option II: Update, maintain and modify (as necessary) the comprehensive state planning model currently in place for State Units on Aging; Update, maintain and modify (as necessary) the comprehensive state planning model for use by AAAs; Provide technical support for comprehensive planning for aging services at the SUA and AAA level; and Develop and integrate GIS (or similar) mapping technology for SUAs and AAA's ; Option III: Support the capacity for caregiver support and lifespan respite program infrastructure development; Develop and disseminate tools and resources necessary for the for the Aging Network to address the varied and changing needs of family caregivers via the NFCSP and other caregiver support programs at the Federal, state and local levels; 3. Design, implement and maintain a national respite care database and provide training, technical assistance, and information on respite care programs for all age groups and populations; and Provide tools and resources necessary. Forwarded to EVSD on 5/15/2009.
AMA Foundation Fund for Better Health AMA Foundation Grant Website	Application Due: 7/15/2009	To provide seed money for grassroots projects that address healthy lifestyles. Awards will be made to projects in the following areas: Nutrition and physical fitness; Alcohol, substance abuse and smoking prevention (includes smoking cessation); Violence prevention (domestic violence, internet safety, bullying). Forwarded to CSAD on 6/4/2009. Forwarded to EVSD on 6/4/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/4/2009. Forwarded to MHSA on 6/4/2009. Forwarded to BARC on 6/4/2009. The City of North Lauderdale has expressed interest.
Bank of America Foundation: Local Grants Bank of America Grant Website	Rolling	To support local projects of significant community impact. Previously funded organizations include: Affordable housing organizations, Arts councils, Children’s advocacy groups, Local hospice organizations, Senior citizen centers, Small business incubators, United Way of America, Urban ministries, YMCAs. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest. Minority Development & Empowerment has expressed interest. Legal Aid Service of Broward County has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Basic Center Program US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Adminsitration for Children and Families Grant Website	Application Due: 7/13/2009	To support the establishment, renovation, and/or operation of shelters providing support services to youth in crisis. Programs should assist with reuniting youth with their families, improving family relationships and transitioning from shelter to independent living. Forwarded to CSAD on 6/8/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/8/2009. Forwarded to MHSA on 6/8/2009.
Blue Foundation for a Healthy Florida The Blue Foundation for a Healthy Florida Grant Website	Rolling	To award organizations working towards improving access to health care for Floridians. The Foundation is particularly interested in the well-being of the underserved and uninsured and supports community-based solutions to increasing program capacity and reducing barriers to access while fostering innovation, leadership and leverage of resources. Examples of programs of interest include: Mobile clinics to provide health care to children; Training physicians on women’s heart disease symptoms; Improving the lives of Hispanics with diabetes. Forwarded to EVSD on 1/23/2009.
Building Syst. Cap. for Implementing EBP's in Substance Abuse Tx US Dept of Health/Human Svcs National Institutes of Health Grant Website	Application Due: 5/7/2012	To encourage and support a program which will include the adoption, implementation, and sustainability of evidence-based treatment practices for substance abuse treatment and prevention. The program may propose to pilot model practices or study downstream of state system level policy implementation. The NIH encourages strong collaborative relationships. Forwarded to MHSA on 4/13/2009. Forwarded to BARC on 4/13/2009.
Community Foundation of Broward General Grants Community Foundation of South Broward Grant Website	Rolling	To support projects that enhance the quality of life in Broward County. Priority is given to the following areas: Youth who are emancipated from the foster care system; Civic engagement; Youth and families; HIV/AIDS prevention; Capacity building. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Legal Aid Service of Broward County has expressed interest.
Community Innovations In Aging In Place (CIAIP) US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Administration on Aging Grant Website	Application Due: 7/15/2009	To support innovative strategies for livable communities for older adults that build on the funded Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities and Livable Communities programs. Funded projects must include the following: 1.ensure access by older individuals in the project area to community-based health and social services consisting of— •case management, case assistance, and social work services; •health care management and health care assistance, including evidence-based disease prevention and health promotion services; •education, socialization, and recreational activities; and •volunteer opportunities for project participants; 2.conduct outreach to older individuals within the project area; 3.develop and implement innovative, comprehensive, and cost-effective approaches for the delivery and coordination of community-based health and social services, including those identified in paragraph (1) above, which may include mental health services, for eligible older individuals; and 4.Cover travel expenses for 2 project staff to attend a project meeting in Washington, DC in Year 2 of the project. Forwarded to EVSD on 6/3/2009.
Contextual Approaches to Prevention of Unintended Pregnancy US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Grant Website	Rolling	To provide support for scientific research in the area of pregnancy prevention for unintended pregnancies in the United States. Research should lay the foundation for achieving scientifically informed interventions that produce a change in family planning. Interventions can range from clinical to cultural, economic, social structural, or policy factors contributing to unintended pregnancies. Research includes: -Cultural and structural factors that shape relationships, marriage, or other motivating factors -Meanings and consequences of unintended pregnancy that vary between cultural subgroups -Social, economic, and cultural processes through which interventions succeed or fail. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest.
Curbing HIV/AIDS Transmission in High Risk Minority Youth and Adolescents US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Office of Public Health and Science Grant Website	Application Due: 7/20/2009	To support a program which will attempt to reduce disparity and gaps in HIV services for racial and minority communities. The program should utilize a Peer-to-Peer Outreach Model and New Application Technologies. The program should use a collaborative, grassroots approach in the following three areas: 1. Supporting ongoing HIV/AIDS prevention/education and testing initiatives aimed at at-risk youth who are currently in alternative educational settings; juvenile detention facilities; and alternative living arrangements ordered by the courts. 2. Using innovative technology-based approaches and social networking sites as a tool to support instant communication with the target population to increase access to safer sex information and HIV/AIDS prevention and education. 3. Utilizing youth peer educators to reach and influence young people with information, education, and prevention messages, following the six elements of an “AIDS-Competent Community” as a guide for a supportive community.
Drug Abuse Prevention Intervention Research - FY 2008-11 US Dept of Health/Human Svcs National Institutes of Health Grant Website	Rolling	To support investigations of social and behavioral processes for the purpose of prevention of initiation, progression, and dependence of drug abuse. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Economic Development Assistance Program Grants (Part A) Planning Assistance US Dept of Commerce Grant Website	Rolling	To provide investments to encourage prosperity by promoting comprehensive entrepreneurial, and innovation based economic development efforts in order to enhance the regional business environment. The goal is to create private investment and higher skill, higher wage jobs. This program only supports investment proposals that will benefit areas experiencing economic distress. The Planning Assistance component is designed to help strengthen economic development planning capability and to formulate and establish economic development, processes and strategies to reduce unemployment and increase income. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest.
Economic Development Assistance Program Grants (Part B):Technical Assist. US Dept of Commerce Grant Website	Rolling	To provide investments to encourage prosperity by promoting comprehensive entrepreneurial, and innovation based economic development efforts in order to enhance the regional business environment. The goal is to create private investment and higher skill, higher wage jobs. This program only supports investment proposals that will benefit areas experiencing economic distress. The Technical Assistance component provides funds to enlist the resources of designated university centers in promoting economic development, supporting innovative economic development projects, disseminating information and studies of economic development issues of national significance and financing feasibility studies and other projects leading to economic development. Forwarded to CSAD on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to EVSD on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to FSAD on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to HIPD on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to MHSA on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to BARC on 10/9/2008.
Economic Development Assistance Program Grants (Part C) US Dept of Commerce Grant Website	Rolling	To provide investments to encourage prosperity by promoting comprehensive entrepreneurial, and innovation based economic development efforts in order to enhance the regional business environment. The goal is to create private investment and higher skill, higher wage jobs. This program only supports investment proposals that will benefit areas experiencing economic distress. Public Works and Economic Development Facilities assistance component supports the construction or rehabilitation of public infrastructure and development facilities that are needed to generate private sector jobs and investments, attract private sector capital, and promote regional competitiveness, including investments, which expand and upgrade infrastructure in order to bring in new industries, support technology development, accelerate new business development and enhance the ability of regions to capitalize on opportunities presented by free trade. Forwarded to CSAD on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to EVSD on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to FSAD on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to HIPD on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to MHSA on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to BARC on 10/9/2008. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Economic Development Assistance Program Grants (Part D) US Dept of Commerce Grant Website	Rolling	To provide investments to encourage prosperity by promoting comprehensive entrepreneurial, and innovation based economic development efforts in order to enhance the regional business environment. The goal is to create private investment and higher skill, higher wage jobs. This program only supports investment proposals that will benefit areas experiencing economic distress. This component supports communities experiencing job losses in the manufacturing sector. This program component will provide a wide range of technical, planning, and infrastructure assistance to communities experiencing sudden and severe job loss. Forwarded to CSAD on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to EVSD on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to FSAD on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to HIPD on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to MHSA on 10/9/2008. Forwarded to BARC on 10/9/2008.
Economic Studies of Health Ins. Coverage on Drug Abuse Tx. Availability US Dept of Health/Human Svcs National Institutes of Health Grant Website	Application Due: 7/14/2009	To support research that will look at the effects of recent changes in legislation that affect access to, availability, quality, cost, and efficiency of drug-abuse treatment. Forwarded to MHSA on 5/29/2009. Forwarded to BARC on 5/29/2009.
Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program: Local US Dept of Justice Office of Justice Programs Grant Website	Application Due: 7/9/2009	To support state and local governments in preventing crime and improving the justice system. Purpose areas for this program include:Law-enforcement programs; Prosecution and court programs; Prevention and education programs; Corrections programs; Drug-treatment programs; and planning, evaluation, and technology improvement programs.
Emergency Response Program, Part B-Intermediate SERG US Dept of Health/Human Svcs SAMHSA Grant Website	Rolling	To help State and local communities provide mental health services where little to no resources exist as a result of a precipitating event. Forwarded to EVSD on 12/4/2006. Forwarded to FSAD on 12/4/2006. Forwarded to MHSA on 12/4/2006. Forwarded to BARC on 12/4/2006. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Enterprise Community Partners Green Communities Initiative (Part C) Citigroup Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To encourage the construction of accessible and environmentally healthy homes for low-income families. The program goal is to change the way America thinks about design and builds affordable housing communities. Funded projects should promote health, conserve energy and natural resources and provide easy access to jobs, schools and services.
Evaluation of OVC Services for Domestic Minor Victims of Human Trafficking US Dept of Justice Office for Victim Crimes Grant Website	Application Due: 7/27/2009	To support an evaluation project of the human trafficking demonstration programs that will be funded by the Office for Victims of Crimes. Forwarded to CSAD on 6/15/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/15/2009. Forwarded to MHSA on 6/15/2009.
Family Planning Male Training Cooperative Agreement US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Office of Public Health and Science Grant Website	Application Due: 7/17/2009	To support a training program that will focus on family planning and reproductive health information, education, and clinical services for males. Forwarded to CSAD on 6/15/2009. Forwarded to EVSD on 6/15/2009. Forwarded to MHSA on 6/15/2009.
Federal Property Suitable as Facilities to Assist the Homeless US Dept of Housing/Urban Development Office of the Assistant Secretary for COmmunity Planning and Development Grant Website	Rolling	To provide government property that is surplus or underutilized, for assistance to homeless programs. Forwarded to CSAD on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to EVSD on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to FSAD on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to HIPD on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to Aging Alliance on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to ARC on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to BCH on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to BHRPC on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to BOC on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to BPHI on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to Broward School County District on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to BSO on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to Henderson on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to HSD on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to Public Intergovernmental Relations on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to Susan B. on 8/13/2008. Forwarded to Yettie's Outreach on 8/13/2008. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest.
GAINS Technical Assistance and Policy Analysis Center for Jail Diversion US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration Grant Website	Rolling	To provide non-financial assistance for agencies using jail diversion programs for mentally ill offenders. Assistance includes: telephone or on-site consultations with TAPA staff, workshops, presentations at conferences, cross-training of personnel. Forwarded to MHSA on 6/30/2008. Forwarded to BARC on 6/30/2008. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest.
Have It Your Way Foundation Burger King Grant Website	Rolling	To support programs that alleviate hunger, prevent disease and support youth programs. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest. Legal Aid Service of Broward County has expressed interest.
Health Foundation of South Florida Health Foundation of South Florida Grant Website	Rolling	To increase the accessibility of primary healthcare services for underserved South Florida residents; to promote healthy lifestyles and preventive health practices; and to improve the oral health status of children and adults. Forwarded to HSD on 9/24/2008.
Healthy Aging Regional Collaborative Health Foundation South Florida Grant Website	Application Due: 7/17/2009	To support the new development and implementation of evidence-based health promotion programs which include: Stanford Chronic Disease Self Management Program in English (Living Healthy) and Spanish (Tomando Control de su Salud); Fall prevention program in English (Matter of Balance) and in Spanish (Un Asunto de Equilibrio); and Enhanced Fitness (Physical Activity). In addition, to renew support for existing grantees. Forwarded to EVSD on 5/13/2009.
HIV Emergency Relief Grant Program (Part A): Eligible Metropolitan Areas US Dept of Health/Human Svcs HRSA Grant Website	Application Due: 9/29/2009	To provide formula and continuation funding to eligible metropolitan areas severely affected by HIV. At least 75 percent of the grant funding must be allocated to core medical services, which include: Outpatient and ambulatory health services; AIDS drug assistance and pharmaceutical assistance;oral health care;early intervention services;health insurance premiums;home and community-based health care;medical nutrition therapy;hospice services;mental health services;substance abuse outpatient care; and medical case management, including treatment adherence.
HIV Prevent. and Support Servs. for Women Partners of Incarcerated Men US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Office of Public Health and Science Grant Website	Application Due: 7/17/2009	To develop gender-specific, peer led HIV prevention education for women partners of incarcerated or recently released men. The program should incorporate transition and support services through a collaboration of partners including: local/state departments of health, healthcare providers, AIDS service organizations, social services, community organizations, correctional facilities and criminal justice offices. Forwarded to CSAD on 6/15/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/15/2009. Forwarded to MHSA on 6/15/2009.
Homeless Continuum of Care Challenge 2010 FL Dept of Children and Families Grant Website	Application Due: 7/10/2009	To assist the local homeless continuum of care lead agency and local providers implement their written plan for addressing the needs of their homeless populations. These funds may be used for an array of programs, facilities, and services that are identified in the local continuum of care plan. Favorable projects/activities include homeless prevention, outreach, emergency shelter, supportive services, transitional housing and permanent housing. Forwarded to HIPD on 6/1/2009.
Homeless Housing Assistance Grant 2010 FL Dept of Children and Families Grant Website	Application Due: 7/31/2009	To support the development of transitional or permanent housing for the homeless. Projects may involve new construction or the rehabilitation of existing housing units, and must serve individuals or families who are homeless at the date of initial occupation with either transitional or permanent housing. The proposed housing project must be specifically identified in the written local homeless assistance continuum-of-care plan for the catchment area in which the project is located. Program funds may be used for: - Permits and fees required for the building process - On-site improvements to the property - Utility service directly related to building activity - Manufactured housing units Funding preference will be given to lead agencies that build or rehabilitate the greatest number of units and who leverage additional private and public funds, particularly federal funds designated for housing projects for the homeless. Preference will also be given to applicants in catchment areas with the highest need for housing. Awardees for this program must reserve for a minimum of ten years the number of units constructed or rehabilitated with the Homeless Housing Assistance Grant that serve persons who are homeless at the time they assume occupancy of the unit. Forwarded to HIPD on 6/10/2009.
Housing Counseling Program (Part A): Local Housing Counseling Agencies (LHC US Dept of Housing/Urban Development Grant Website	Application Due: 7/17/2009	To support the delivery of a wide variety of housing counseling services to homebuyers, homeowners, low- to moderate-income renters, and the homeless. Assistance is available for projects that will improve financial literacy, expand homeownership opportunities, and improve access to affordable housing. Proposed projects should provide guidance and advice aimed at helping families and individuals improve their housing conditions. Counselors are also expected to help borrowers avoid inflated appraisals, unreasonably high interest rates, unaffordable repayment terms, and other conditions that can result in a loss of equity, increased debt, default, and foreclosure. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/24/2009. Forwarded to HIPD on 6/24/2009.
Innovating Worthy Projects Foundation Grants - FY 2009 Innovating Worthy Projects Foundation Grant Website	Application Due: 8/31/2009	To support projects that align with the Foundation's mission to develop, enhance, or modify projects for children with special needs and/or chronic disabilities. Forwarded to CSAD on 5/29/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 5/29/2009. Forwarded to MHSA on 5/29/2009.
Integrating Translational Neuroscience and Adolescent Drug Abuse Treatment US Dept of Health/Human Svcs National Institutes of Health Grant Website	Application Due: 9/10/2009	To support translational research that will look at the link between developmental neuroscience and behavioral treatments for drug abusing adolescents. Forwarded to MHSA on 6/22/2009. Forwarded to BARC on 6/22/2009.
Kresge Foundation: Challenge Grant Program FY 2009 Grant Website	Rolling	To provide funds to cover immediate capital needs and build capacity for sustainable growth. The program is designed to challenge applicant organizations to raise funds and complete campaign goals. The program will support projects that reach out and build long-term relationships with new donors and volunteers and that focus on increasing opportunities for future development. Programs may be implemented in any foundations fields of interest: •Health •Environment •Education •Arts and culture •Human services •Community development Funds through this program can be used for: -Construction and renovation of facilities; -Purchase of major equipment or integrated systems; -Purchase of real estate and conservation easements. Forwarded to CSAD on 4/10/2009. Forwarded to EVSD on 4/10/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 4/10/2009. Forwarded to HIPD on 4/10/2009. Forwarded to BARC on 4/10/2009.
Lego Children’s Fund Lego Children’s Fund Grant Website	Rolling	To support programs for children ages birth to 14. Areas of focus include: early childhood education and development; technology and communication projects that advance learning opportunities; and sport or athletic programs that concentrate on underserved youth. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest. has expressed interest. Medical Assistant has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
National Gardening Association: Youth Garden Grants (YGG) Program - FY 2010 Grant Website	Application Due: 11/2/2009	To support the development and implementation of child-centered outdoor gardening programs. Successful projects will expose children to valuable life lessons via educational gardening activities. Priority will be assigned to projects that include at least one of the following characteristics: -Educational focus and/or curricular/program integration -Nutrition or plant-to-food connections -Environmental awareness and education -Entrepreneurship -Social aspects of gardening, such as leadership development, teambuilding, community support, or service-learning -Proposed projects must engage at least 15 children in educational and meaningful gardening activities. Forwarded to CSAD on 6/17/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/17/2009.
National Trust Loan Fund National Trust for Historic Preservation Grant Website	Rolling	To provide funding support for the development of affordable housing. Programs can include acquisition, mini-permanent, bridge and rehabilitation loans for residential, commercial, or public use projects. Support will go towards Main Street communities, general affordable housing, and to preserve old or historic buildings. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Office Depot Foundation Grants Office Depot Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support programs in the Office Depot Foundation's areas of interest. This includes: Making a difference in children's lives: projects should support activities that serve, teach, and inspire children and families; Building communities: projects should support civic organizations and activities that serve the needs of the community; and Disaster relief: projects should support disaster relief efforts on the local and national level, and provide disaster relief to Office Depot associates that have experienced catastrophic losses. Forwarded to CSAD on 4/13/2009. Forwarded to EVSD on 4/13/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 4/13/2009. Forwarded to HIPD on 4/13/2009. Forwarded to MHSA on 4/13/2009. Forwarded to BARC on 4/13/2009.
Predevelopment Loan Program Florida Housing Finance Corporation Grant Website	Rolling	To promote affordable housing developments through low interest loans and technical assistance to support the predevelopment stages of such housing developments. Housing developments supported with loans through this program must allocate at least 60% or less of the Area Median Income (AMI) for rental units and 100% of units set aside for persons earning 80% of AMI. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Research on Emergency Medical Services for Children US Dept of Health/Human Svcs National Institutes of Health Grant Website	Rolling	To improve the quality and quantity of research related to emergency medical services for children, with the goal of reducing morbidity and mortality in children through improved care delivery. Funded topics include prevention, clinical, and health systems research, and methodological studies to improve the quality of research conducted. Forwarded to CSAD on 9/9/2008. Forwarded to BARC on 9/9/2008.
Resident Opportunities and Self-Sufficiency (ROSS) Program US Dept of Housing/Urban Development Grant Website	Application Due: 8/11/2009	To support program coordinator positions to link families in public housing to the supportive services they need to achieve self-sufficiency. Participating families should be enabled to increase earned income, reduce or eliminate the need for welfare assistance, and make progress toward achieving economic independence and housing self-sufficiency. Duties of the coordinator will include: -Work with the program coordinating committee and with local service providers to ensure that FSS program participants are linked to the supportive services they need -Guarantee that the services included in participants' contracts of participation are provided on a regular, ongoing, and satisfactory basis -Serve at least 25 FSS program participants -Monitor the progress of program participants and evaluate the overall success of the program. Forwarded to HIPD on 6/17/2009.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: Unsolicited Proposals Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To accept unsolicited proposals and potentially fund programs in the areas of: Building Human Capital, and Vulnerable Populations. Each program area has specific criteria for health related proposals. Organizations should choose the most appropriate program area and address current problems in health and health care. The proposal should identify innovative ways to solve the problems within their chosen category. Programs should also plan for sustainability without ongoing funding. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
Runaway and Homeless Youth Program (Part A): Basic Center Program US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Grant Website	Application Due: 7/13/2009	To address the significant number of runaway youth known to be crossing state lines, who often become exposed to exploitation and other significant perils associated with life on the streets. The Runaway and Homeless Youth Program’s concept is tied to several areas of interest, two of which are as follows: •Part A- Basic Center Program •Part B- Transitional Living Program The Basic Center Program component’s purpose is to provide systems of care for runaway and homeless youth that will serve as alternatives to law enforcement, child welfare, mental health, and juvenile justice systems. Applicants are encouraged to develop projects with a positive youth development approach that is based on the understanding that all young people need support, guidance, and opportunities during adolescence in order to live a healthy, fulfilled life. Each Basic Center Program (BCP) is required to provide the following services to runaway and homeless youth through 18 years of age: •Temporary shelter for up to 21 days, including room and board •Individual, group, and family counseling (as appropriate) •Outreach to eligible youth •Develop an aftercare plan to stay in contact with youth served through the center •Develop a plan to address youth who have run away from foster care placement or correctional institutions •Assist youth in staying connected with their schools and current curricula •Provide information regarding education services to youth •Develop a plan to contact parents and legal guardians to ensure a safe return home. Forwarded to CSAD on 6/1/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/1/2009. Forwarded to HIPD on 6/1/2009.
Services for Domestic Minor Victims of Human Trafficking US Dept of Justice Office of Justice Programs Grant Website	Application Due: 7/16/2009	To support the improvement and enhancement of services provided to victims of domestic sex and/or labor trafficking. Forwarded to CSAD on 6/22/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/22/2009. Forwarded to MHSA on 6/22/2009.
Share Our Strength: Great American Bake Sale Share our Strength Grant Website	Application Due: 9/30/2009	To support a food program which ensures low-income school children receive meals during after school hours and during the summer. This opportunity is interested in supporting programs that will increase participation in meal programs that utilize USDA-reimbursement through the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), National School Lunch Program (NSLP), and Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). Forwarded to CSAD on 6/29/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/29/2009.
Small Grant Program for Conference Support US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Grant Website	Rolling	To support conferences that seek to improve the quality, safety, efficiency, and effectiveness of health care. Eligible types on conferences include research development, design and methodology, dissemination, and research training/infrastructure/career development.
State Farm Insurance Company Grants State Farm Insurance Grant Website	Rolling	To meet community needs in three areas: Safe Neighbors (safety), Strong Neighborhoods (community development), and Education Excellence (education). Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Legal Aid Service of Broward County has expressed interest.
Supplemental Appropriations Disaster Relief Opportunity US Dept of Commerce Grant Website	Rolling	To provide support for long-term economic redevelopment strategies to address economic development issues in regions experiencing severe economic distress resulting from natural disasters. This program will fund investments that support immediate infrastructure rebuilding and the establishment of advocacy.
Supplemental Services for Recently Arrived Refugees US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Admnistration for Children and Families Grant Website	Application Due: 2/24/2010	To provide support which will supplement services operating in locations where there has been a substantial increase in refugees having arrived less than three years ago. Program should serve: Refugees; Asylees; Cuban and Haitian entrants; Certain Amerasians from Vietnam; Victims of a severe form of trafficking who receive certification or eligibility letters from ORR, and certain other specified family members of trafficking victims. Forwarded to FSAD on 2/2/2009. Legal Aid Service of Broward County has expressed interest.
Targeted Grants to Reduce Childhood Lead Poisoning US Environmental Protection Agency Office of Prevention, Pesticides, and Toxic Substances Grant Website	Application Due: 8/13/2009	To support a program which will identify and prevent increased numbers of lead poisoning incidents in vulnerable populations. The following goals should be addressed: Reducing lead poisoning in areas with high incidences of elevated blood-lead levels; identifying and reducing lead poisoning in under-studied areas with a high potential for undocumented elevated blood-lead levels through data gathering and monitoring; and developing tools to address unique and challenging issues in lead poisoning prevention. Forwarded to CSAD on 6/1/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/1/2009.
Technology and Media Services for Individuals With Disabilities Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services Grant Website	Application Due: 7/6/2009	To improve results for children with disabilities by promoting the use, development, and demonstration of technology. Projects should also support media activities designed to be of educational value to children with disabilities. Specifically, this program will support the development of the NIMAS Development Center, which is designed to ensure that children with blindness and other print disabilities have access to a broad range of print instructional materials through the use of various technologies. This program will support the following activities: -Technical assistance and dissemination activities -Leadership and coordination activities. All projects must make positive efforts to employ qualified individuals with disabilities. Additionally, individuals with disabilities, or parents of such individuals, must be involved in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of the project. Forwarded to CSAD on 6/12/2009.
Technology and Media Services for Individuals with Disabilities (AIM) Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services Grant Website	Application Due: 7/6/2009	To improve results for children with disabilities by promoting the use of technology, support educational media activities designed to be of educational value to children with disabilities, and provide support for some captioning and video. For FY 2009, this program will fund the absolute priority: Technology and Media Services for Individuals with Disabilities – National Center on Accessible Instructional Materials (AIM). Through this priority, the funding agency seeks to support the establishment and operation of a national center on AIM that will provide technical assistance to improve the implementation of NIMAS and develop and implement unified distribution systems to improve the timely delivery of high-quality AIM to all children with disabilities who need instructional materials in accessible form. This program will support the following activities: Knowledge development activities -Technical assistance and dissemination activities -Leadership and coordination activities. Forwarded to CSAD on 6/12/2009.
Testing Tobacco Products Promoted to Reduce Harm US Dept of Health/Human Svcs National Institutes of Health Grant Website	Rolling	To support multi-disciplinary research on the effects of both smokeless and non-smokeless, reduced-exposure tobacco products. Forwarded to BARC on 4/10/2009.
The Brookdale Foundation: National Group Respite Program US Dept of Education Brookdale Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To award organizations seed money to develop and establish social model group respite programs that will serve elders affected by Alzheimer's disease or some form of dementia and their family caregivers. Forwarded to EVSD on 1/22/2007. Forwarded to FSAD on 1/22/2007. Forwarded to MHSA on 1/22/2007. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. EVSD has expressed an interest in partnering with community-based agencies for this project.
The Clearinghouse of Newborn Screening Information - FY 2009 US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Grant Website	Application Due: 7/15/2009	To establish and maintain a central clearinghouse of current educational and family support/services information, materials, resources, research, and data on newborn screening. Projects should seek to increase the awareness and understanding of newborn screening among parents and family members, health professionals, industry representatives, and the public. Projects should maintain current data on quality indicators of newborn screening. Program objectives include: -Ensuring that the clearinghouse is available on the Internet and is updated at least quarterly -Providing links to websites that supply research-based information on newborn screening tests currently available throughout the United States -Providing information for each state about screening services available from certified laboratories -Providing information about current research on conditions for which newborn screening tests are available -Providing information about the availability of federal funding for newborn and child screening for heritable disorders -Maintaining an interactive forum. Forwarded to CSAD on 6/17/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/17/2009.
The Home Depot Corporation: Building Healthy Communities Grant Program Grant Website	Application Due: 9/15/2009	To improve and enhance communities by planting trees, developing green spaces, and updating school facilities and community centers. Funding will be provided for various community improvement projects, including the construction or refurbishment of affordable or transitional housing, energy efficiency and sustainability projects, landscaping, planting of native trees, community facility improvements, and the development and/or improvement of green spaces. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/23/2009. Forwarded to HIPD on 6/23/2009.
The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy Grant Website	Application Due: 7/5/2009	To reduce teen pregnancy and unwanted pregnancy by promoting the use of long-acting reversible contraception (LARCs). The overall goal of the program is to improve the lives and future prospects of children and families. Eligible project activities include: -Training providers in the use of LARCs -Testing new ways to inform women about LARCs -Designing and hosting a major national competition to positively market LARCs -Testing ways to directly encourage word-of-mouth marketing about LARCs, especially through online communities -Documenting barriers and best practices for coverage/reimbursement for both private and public insurance policies -Analyzing the portrayal of LARCs in relevant media Mandatory letters of intent are due by midnight on July 5, 2009. Forwarded to CSAD on 6/24/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/24/2009.
The RGK Foundation RGK Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support a range of projects in the topic areas of: education, community and medicine/health. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Tony Hawk Foundation: Grants for Skateparks Tony Hawk Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To fund the facilitation, design, development, construction, and operation of new quality skateboard parks and facilities located in low-income communities. City of Compton has expressed interest.
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Grant Program - FY 2010 US Dept of the Treasury Grant Website	Application Due: 7/17/2009	To provide tax assistance to underserved, low-income populations free of charge. The program defines the underserved population as those that are disabled, non-urban, Native American, or limited English proficient taxpayers. Programs should: -Enable the extension of services to the underserved populations in the hardest-to-reach areas -Increase the capacity to file returns electronically -Heighten quality control -Enhance training of volunteers -Improve significantly the accuracy rate of returns Program funding will support the following: computers and printers; encryption software; internet connectivity; audit services; office supplies; and costs for interpreter services. For an exhaustive list of allowable expenses, refer to page 65 of the NOFA file in the Files section. Forwarded to FSAD on 6/15/2009.
Weed and Seed Program (Part B): Competitive Sites - FY 2010 US Dept of Justice Community Capacity Development Office Grant Website	Application Due: 11/10/2009	To support a program which will prevent, control, and reduce violent crime, drug abuse, and gang activity. Part B is to provide support to communities so they may strengthen best practices via coordination and planning. Forwarded to MHSA on 5/8/2009. Forwarded to BARC on 5/8/2009.

Section 2. HUMAN SERVICES-RELATED GRANT OPPORTUNITIES ASSESSED - NO RFS GENERATED; BROWARD COUNTY/LOCAL GOVERNMENT INELIGIBLE OR NOT AN HSD PRIORITY AREA
Grant Title Funder Information	Due Date	Purpose/Internal & External Action
*NEW Capacity Building for Community Development and Affordable Housing Grants US Dept of Housing/Urban Development Grant Website	Application Due: 7/31/2009	To enhance the capacity and ability of community development corporations (CDCs) and community housing development organizations (CHDOs) to carry out activities that benefit low-income families. The funding agency is seeking proposals that focus on training and education of CDCs and CHDOs, and programs that provide loans, grants, and development assistance for affordable housing activities. Other activities that the funding agency considers pertinent to the program's mission may be pursued through this program.
*NEW Children, Youth, and Families at Risk (CYFAR) 4-H Military Partnership US Dept of Agriculture Grant Website	Application Due: 7/31/2009	To improve the quality of comprehensive community-based programs available to military children and families through the Cooperative Extension system. This program will support educational programs that equip youth with the skills they need to lead positive and productive lives. Funding will be distributed among the following objectives: -Supporting the development of 4-H opportunities for military children and youth -Providing training opportunities for Cooperative Extension staff members regarding the development of 4-H clubs Applicants may apply to both program areas.
*NEW HIV Prevention for Female Adolescents At-Risk for Juvenile Delinquency US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Office on Women's Health Grant Website	Application Due: 7/27/2009	To support a program which will enhance and/or improve the quality of life for young girls ages 9-17 and their families. The program supports gender-responsive prevention education interventions that lessens high-risk sexual behavior.
The John A. Hartford Foundation John A. Hartford Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support a program which will provide geriatric training to agencies serving the elderly. This includes physicians, nurses, home health care agencies,etc. The organization strives to ensure appropriate care for those older adults in need of services. Programs should be replicable on a national level.
4-in-1 Title V - HIV/AIDS Initiative US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Indian Health Service (IHS) Grant Website	Application Due: 7/15/2009	To support a program which will enhance HIV services provided to the urban Indian community.
50 States for Good Tom's of Maine Grant Website	Application Due: 8/30/2009	To award nonprofits across the Country for programs having immediate achievability, positive impact in the community, and engagement and mobilization among members of the community.
A.L. Mailman Family Foundation Grants A.L. Mailman Family Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To promote the building of sustainable systems that provide access to high quality early learning experiences for children. Areas of support include: the creation and dissemination of curricula, materials or tools that promote quality; advocacy and strategic communication to inform and build public will; applied research that informs policy and improves practice; and funder collaboratives that expand our learning and broaden our sphere of influence. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Able Trust The Able Trust Grant Website	Rolling	To support projects leading to the employment of individuals with disabilities, including programs that provide direct placement in competitive employment, the transition from school-to-work, or transition from sheltered/work enclave settings to community-based employment, job skills training, and public awareness promotions that focus on creating employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. Legal Aid Service of Broward County, Inc. has expressed interest. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest.
Active Living Research/Healthy Eating Research Rapid Response Grants Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support research to identify strategies for increasing physical activity, promoting healthy eating and preventing obesity in minority, low-income, and/or communities with limited access to affordable healthy foods and safe opportunities for physical activity. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Active Living Research/Healthy Eating Research Rapid-Response Round 2 Grant Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Grant Website	Application Due: 7/17/2009	To support research which will look at policy and environmental strategies for increasing physical activity, promoting healthy eating and preventing obesity. Research studies may focus on one or both sides of the energy balance equation: physical activity (including sedentary behavior), healthy eating, or both.
Afterschool Snack Program - FY 2006 FL Dept of Health Bureau of Child Nutrition Programs Grant Website	Rolling	To provide cash reimbursements to eligible organizations that offer snacks to children in afterschool programs. The Afterschool Snack Program is administered by the Bureau of Child Nutrition Programs, which supports public and private partnerships with organizations that are committed to caring for children. Applicants may receive reimbursement for snacks served to children 18 years of age and younger in afterschool programs. Snacks served to children must meet US Department of Agriculture (USDA) meal pattern requirements. The snack must include four components - milk, fruits and vegetables, meat and meat alternatives, grains and breads - in amounts specified by age. City of Compton has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
AHRQ Grant Program for Large Conference Support US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Grant Website	Rolling	To provide support for conferences that promote safe, efficient and effective healthcare for Americans. This program's goal is to complement and promote Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) core research. AHRQ is particularly interested in supporting conferences that demonstrate strategies which include plans for disseminating conference materials and products to other audiences beyond participants attending the event.
Albertson’s Foundation Albertson’s Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support nonprofit organizations and schools in their efforts to improve communities. Foundation priorities include hunger relief, youth and education, health and nutrition, and environmental stewardship. Preference given to proposals that encourage volunteering. V. T. & D. Community Development Corporation, Inc. has expressed interest. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. A New Horizon has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest.
Alcohol Education Project Grants - R25 US Dept of Health/Human Svcs NIH/NIAAA Grant Website	Rolling	To support research programs to advance understanding of biological and behavioral processes involved in the development, expression, and consequences of alcoholism and other alcohol-related problems; to support prevention, treatment, and health services research on alcohol abuse and alcoholism. women healing women has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Alcohol Use Disorders: Treatment, Services Research & Recovery US Dept of Health/Human Svcs NIH/NIAAA Grant Website	Rolling	To support research on behavioral and pharmacological treatment for alcohol use disorders; organizational, financial, and management factors that facilitate or inhibit the delivery of services; and phenomenon of recovery from alcohol use disorders. women healing women has expressed interest. VFW POST 8195 STONE OF HOPE PROJECT has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation - FY 2006 Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support nonprofit organizations with projects that advance the objectives of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. The Foundation is committed to providing on-going support to organizations whose projects address any of the following program areas: Science and Technology; Standard of Living and Economic Performance; Education and Careers in Science and Technology; Selected National Issues; and Civic Programs. Professional Project Solutions, Inc. has expressed interest. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. Basalisk Enterprises has expressed interest. V. T. & D. Community Development Corporation, Inc. has expressed interest. A New Horizon has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Allstate Foundation Allstate Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support national and local programs that fit into three focus areas. Proposals for program support must address needs within one of the three focus areas to be considered for funding. Safe and vital communities. Programs should address: •Catastrophe response •Youth anti-violence •Neighborhood revitalization •Teen safe driving (new for 2005) Economic empowerment. Programs should address: •Financial and economic literacy •Insurance education •Empowerment for victims of domestic violence (new for 2005) Tolerance, inclusion and diversity. Programs should address: •Teaching tolerance to youth •Ending hate crimes. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest.
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Grant American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Grant Website	Rolling	To support investigators conducting clinical, biological, or psychosocial research on the problem of suicide. There are five (5) categories of grant opportunities.
American Honda Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support programs for youth, literacy, mathematics and scientific education.
Anna Lalor Burdick Program The Lalor Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To educate young women on reproductive health issues, with a focus on contraception and pregnancy termination; to provide outreach to mothers and pre-teens with inadequate access to relevant information, or those who may lack these options in their lives. Forwarded to CSAD on 8/24/2007. Forwarded to FSAD on 8/24/2007. Response: Forwarded to MHSA on 8/24/2007. Forwarded to BARC on 8/24/2007. Gulf Coast Community has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
Annenberg Foundation Annenberg Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support projects within its interest areas of education and youth development; arts, culture and humanities; civic and community; health and human services; and animal services and the environment. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
Arcus Foundation Arcus Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To provide advancement of social justice efforts in regards to sexual orientation, gender identity, and race. This program will support organizations that are working to achieve social justice as it pertains to the LGBT community. Funds can be used for: -Capital projects -Requests for general operating support -Public policy support, including community organizing, training and leadership development -Organizational capacity building. Forwarded to FSAD on 9/18/2008. Response: Forwarded to ARC on 9/18/2008. Forwarded to BOC on 9/18/2008. Forwarded to Broward School County District on 9/18/2008. Forwarded to BSO on 9/18/2008. Forwarded to HSD on 9/18/2008. Forwarded to United Way on 9/18/2008. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Arthur B. Schultz Foundation: Disabled Recreation Grants Arthur B. Schultz Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support improvements that will increase access for recreationists with disabilities, with an emphasis on non-motorized back country and wilderness settings. This program addresses barriers faced by people with disabilities re: outdoor recreation, such as trail and infrastructure improvements, lack of adaptive equipment, and financial considerations. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Assisted Living Conversion Program for Eligible Multifamily Housing Project US Dept of Housing/Urban Development Office of Housing Assistance and Administration Grant Website	Rolling	To provide support to non-profits owning existing multifamily housing for conversion to assisted living facilities. Support is available for: Retrofits to meet Section 504 accessibility requirements and property standards, including the addition of:sprinkler systems, elevators and relevant upgrades, lighting upgrades, accessibility-related upgrades to appliances, cabinetry, kitchens, etc.; Retrofits to add, modify and/or create common space; Retrofits to upgrade a regular unit to an accessible unit;Temporary relocation; Consultant, architectural, and legal fees; Vacancy payments up to 30 days after conversion to an ALF; and a limited amount of excess residual receipts.
Bank of America Foundation Bank of America Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support local community programs based on needs in the community.
BJ’s Charitable Foundation BJ’s Charitable Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support children and families in communities where BJ’s Clubs are located in the specific areas of safety, security and well-being, education, health, community service, hunger/homelessness and disaster relief. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest.
CarMax Foundation (Part A): National Programs CarMax Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To improve the quality of community life through education, youth leadership, and community enrichment. Forwarded to Broward School County District on 10/22/2008. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Carnegie Corporation of New York - FY 2006 Carnegie Corporation of New York Grant Website	Rolling	To advance and diffuse knowledge and understanding among the people of the United States. This program seeks to fund projects that are broadly educational in nature and that show promise of having national or international impact. Priority areas for this program include: Education: This priority area seeks to increase access to quality education and provide a rich educational experience for all students. It has three grant-making areas: Advancing literacy; Urban school reform; and Teacher education reform. A New Horizon has expressed interest. Basalisk Enterprises has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest.
Champ-A Champion Fur Kids Build-A-Bear Workshop Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To provide direct support for children in the areas of health and wellness such as childhood disease research foundations, child safety organizations, and organizations that serve children with special needs.
Charles Lafitte Grants Program Charles LaFitte Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support inventive and effective ways of helping people help themselves and others around them to lead healthy, satisfying and enriched lives. There are four main program areas: Education, Children’s Advocacy, Medical Research & Issues, and the Arts. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support efforts that promote a just, equitable and sustainable society; to foster systemic change by enhancing the capacity of individuals, families, and institutions at the local level and beyond; to offer innovative approaches to solving community problems which can be replicated in other communities and have the potential to generate long-term support, and promote public policy development. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest.
Chatlos Foundation The Chatlos Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support organizations involved in social concerns, including community programs which provide direct services such as child welfare, vocational training, prison alternatives, concerns for the aged and disabled, and men, women and families in crisis. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest.
Child Care Food Program - FY 2006 FL Dept of Health Bureau of Child Nutrition Programs Grant Website	Rolling	To provide cash reimbursements to eligible organizations that offer nutritious meals and snacks to child care settings. The Child Care Food Program is administered by the Bureau of Child Nutrition Programs, which supports public and private partnerships with organizations that are committed to caring for children. Applicants may receive reimbursement for meals and snacks served to children 15 years of age and younger in child care centers and outside-school-hours centers. Meals and snacks served to children must meet US Department of Agriculture (USDA) meal pattern requirements. The meal pattern includes milk, fruits and vegetables, meat or meat alternates, grains and breads - in amounts specified by age. Pembroke Park Church of Christ Child Care has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
Christopher D. Smithers Foundation Christopher D. Smithers Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To fund education and prevention programs for alcoholism. Letter from the President suggests elderly and underage/college age populations are of special interest. Forwarded to EVSD on 6/30/2008. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
CIGNA Foundation CIGNA Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support innovative programs addressing the health and well-being of individuals, families and communities. Core concern areas include: Health of Women, Children & Families; Obesity Awareness & Prevention; Patient/Doctor Communications & Health Literacy; Elimination of Gender & Ethnic Disparities in Health Care;and the Connection Between a Healthy Mind and a Healthy Body. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Coalitions to Prevent and Reduce Alcohol Abuse at Inst. of Higher Learning US Dept of Education Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools Grant Website	Application Due: 7/6/2009	To support a program which will aim to reduce and prevent underage alcohol consumption, including binge drinking on college campuses. The program should focus on the development, expansion, and/or improvement of a statewide coalition that includes at least one of the following: A nonprofit group; a community underage drinking prevention coalition; another substance abuse prevention group.
Coca-Cola Foundation Coca-Cola Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support programs that promote healthy and active lifestyles, including exercise, physical activity and nutritional education programs, programs that motivate behavior modification, and programs that encourage lifestyle/behavioral changes. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Collaborative Multi-Site Research in Addiction (R01) US Dept of Health/Human Svcs NIDA Grant Website	Rolling	To increase the collaboration of investigators at two or more sites in order to address critical issues in the epidemiology, services, and prevention of substance abuse and related disorders that require sample sizes or diversity greater than a single site can reasonably attain. women healing women has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Comcast Foundation Grants Program The Comcast Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support diversity-oriented programs in the areas of literacy, volunteerism, and youth leadership development in order to make a positive impact in the communities in which Comcast operates. Legal Aid Service of Broward County, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Common Counsel Foundation: Grassroots Exchange Fund - FY 2007 Common Counsel Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To fund asisstance for grassroots organizations to provide technical assistance to one another on national levels. Funds may be used for conference costs, training or travel. Organizations should be working towards economic, environmental and/or social justice issues.
*NEW Community Services Block Grant Training and Technical Assistance Program US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Grant Website	Application Due: 7/29/2009	To support the Community Action Network by creating an enhanced nationwide training and technical assistance strategy for community economic development efforts. Proposed projects must be aimed at improving the long-term economic well-being of residents in low- to moderate-income communities. The initiative will focus on identifying, documenting, and disseminating strategies that will support the Community Action Network in their efforts to: -Revitalize communities -Develop and rehabilitate affordable housing -Promote sustainability and energy efficiency -Attract investments, build wealth, and encourage entrepreneurship
Crowell Trust Grants Grant Website	Rolling	To support qualified organizations involved in evangelism and discipleship, international cross-cultural missions and church planting, domestically-focused missions, and Christian higher education and leadership development. Forwarded to CSAD on 1/30/2009. Forwarded to EVSD on 1/30/2009. Forwarded to FSAD on 1/30/2009. Response: Forwarded to HIPD on 1/30/2009. Forwarded to MHSA on 1/30/2009. Forwarded to BARC on 1/30/2009.
Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation (CICF) Grants Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To actively support programs that meet the needs of economically disadvantaged populations. Proposals that incorporate partnerships with community groups and local organizations are encouraged to participate. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
CVS Pharmacy Community Grants Program Grant Website	Rolling	To help people live longer, healthier, and happier lives. This program aims to support projects that focus on chlidren with disabilities and healthcare for the uninsured. National Multiple Sclerosis Society has expressed interest. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. Lighthouse of Broward has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Dare to Dream Grant Program For Kids Only, Inc. Grant Website	Rolling	To fund community-based programs with specific faith-based components for “at risk” children ages 0-12. This can include special needs, behaviorally challenged, poverty, abuse and neglect, failing school performance, etc. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest.
Decision Making in Health: Behavior Maintenance US Dept of Health/Human Svcs National Institutes of Health Grant Website	Rolling	To support research on the basic decision-making processes related to initiating and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. The healthy lifestyle behaviors under study should be pertinent to reducing risk of cancer and other chronic diseases, such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes and addiction. The intent of this program is to elucidate the basic cognitive and affective processes involved in decisions that are made repeatedly over time. women healing women has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
Disabled American Veterans Charitable Service Trust Disabled American Veterans Grant Website	Rolling	To build better lives for our nation’s disabled veterans and their families by funding programs that provide veterans with some of the following services: transportation to medical facilities; food, shelter, and medical aid to the homeless/needy; special assistance for specific disabilities; physical and psychological rehabilitation. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. A New Horizon has expressed interest.
Domestic Violence Shelter Program Mary Kay Ash Charitable Foundation Grant Website	Application Due: 7/30/2009	To support women’s shelters for victims of domestic violence.
Doris Duke Charitable Foundation - FY 2006 Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To improve the quality of people's lives by supporting projects in the fields of the performing arts, wildlife conservation, medical research, and the prevention of child maltreatment. V. T. & D. Community Development Corporation, Inc. has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. Basalisk Enterprises has expressed interest. A New Horizon has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest.
Draper Richards Fellowship to Establish Nonprofit Organizations Draper Richards Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To provide funding as well as strategic and organizational assistance to experienced, dedicated social entrepreneurs with a developed idea for a non-profit organization in the United States. The projects selected will demonstrate innovative ways to solve existing social problems. The Foundation will accept proposals for a variety of public service areas, including, but not limited to, education, youth and families, the environment, arts, health, and community and economic development. Organizations that are selected are those that plan to be national or global in scope. A New Horizon has expressed interest. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. Basalisk Enterprises has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest.
Drug Abuse Aspects of HIV/AIDS and Other Infections (R03/R21) US Dept of Health/Human Svcs National Institutes of Health Grant Website	Rolling	To encourage drug abuse research that addresses the changing dynamics of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the U.S., such as the increasing over-representation of minorities and women among new AIDS cases and role of heterosexual sex as a transmission route. Studies are needed to develop novel preventive interventions that more effectively address the evolving epidemic. The small grant (R03) can be carried out in a short period of time with limited resources, such as pilot or feasibility studies, secondary analysis of existing data, or developmental studies of research methodologies or technologies. women healing women has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Drug Abuse Prevention Intervention Research US Dept of Health/Human Svcs NIH/NIDA Grant Website	Rolling	To encourage investigations of cognitive, behavioral, and social processes as they relate to: 1) development of novel drug abuse prevention approaches; 2) efficacy & effectiveness of newly developed &/or modified prevention programs; 3) processes associated with selection, adoption, adaptation, implementation, sustainability, and financing of empirically validated interventions; 4) methodologies appropriate for studying complex aspects of prevention science. HOMElES No MOre has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Drug Policy Alliance Grants (Part B): Rapid Response/Special Opportunities Drug Policy Alliance Grant Website	Rolling	Tp increase awareness and promote drug policy reform at local, state and national levels.
Early Childhood Care and Education Grants Rosie's For All Kids Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support childcare centers and stimulate an appreciation for the arts and educational activities among children. Programs may fund tuition subsidies, small renovations, supplies, and equipment upgrades, playground construction, or staff development opportunities. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Eliminating Disparities in Lupus through Education and Training US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Grant Website	Application Due: 7/17/2009	To improve early diagnosis, treatment, and management of lupus for populations who are disproportionately affected by race, ethnicity, and gender. This will be achieved by working collaboratively with medical school leaders and health care professionals to expand curricula and information pertaining to lupus diagnosis and treatment. Program goals and activities include: -Establishing a consortium that serves as a vehicle for coordinating, managing, and promoting the utilization of lupus curricula in medical and nursing schools, and among health care professionals and professional associations -Forming a broad collaboration with medical schools and medical associations -Increasing the number of health care professionals with knowledge of the importance of early diagnosis, treatment, and management of lupus -Increasing the number of patients who receive information about lupus from their health care professional This program will function as a cooperative agreement. Applicant organizations should have a minimum of five years experience collaborating with and providing training to health care professionals and associations.
Emergency Capital Repair Grants for Designated Elderly Housing US Dept of Housing/Urban Development Office of the Assistant Secretary for Housing Grant Website	Rolling	To provide assistance to nonprofits who own multifamily housing designated for elderly tenants. The funding is awarded to make emergency repairs to the building(s). The funding agency defines emergency repairs as "a repair project that corrects issues that may present an immediate threat to the life, health, and safety of project tenants".
Epidemiology and Prevention in Alcohol Research (R01) US Dept of Health/Human Svcs NIH/NIAAA Grant Website	Rolling	To support research investigating the epidemiology of alcohol use and alcohol use disorders and the prevention of underage drinking, alcohol use disorders, and other alcohol-related harms. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Ethnic Community Self-Help Program US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Administration for Children and Families Grant Website	Application Due: 2/24/2010	To assist communities made up of refugee populations, in improving and organizing services. Organizations that provide the following types of services are encouraged to apply: Community building; Facilitation of cultural adjustment and integration of refugees; Orientation and support to new refugees and public education on refugee concerns.
Exploratory Grant Award to Promote Workforce Diversity in Cancer Research US Dept of Health/Human Svcs National Institutes of Health Grant Website	Application Due: 11/23/2011	To support and promote diversity in cancer research. The intent is to recruit eligible investigators from groups that have been shown to be underrepresented to conduct basic cancer biology research.
Family Connection Discretionary Grants US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Administration for Children and Families Grant Website	Application Due: 7/6/2009	To support a program which will link at-risk children entering in the foster care system with family by implementing the following programs: kinship navigator programs; programs utilizing intensive family-finding efforts to locate biological family and reestablish relationships; programs utilizing family group decision-making meetings; or residential family treatment programs.
Feasibility Studies for Collab. for Minority Inst./Cancer Ctr. Partnship US Dept of Health/Human Svcs National Insititutes of Health Grant Website	Application Due: 4/19/2012	To support collaborative studies between minority serving institutions and cancer research centers. To collect preliminary data which will further benefit the facilitation, planning and implementation of focused collaborations in cancer-related research, training, career development, education, and/or outreach.
Finish Line Youth Foundation - FY 2009 Grant Website	Rolling	To support projects geared toward youth participation in athletic activities and camps. Projects should foster community-based programs that address active lifestyles and team-building skills. Projects that cater to disadvantaged and special-needs children are encouraged. Funds can be used to support: -Direct costs of youth programming -Full or partial scholarship funding for youth camps or athletic programs -Equipment and small capital projects This program will give preference to: -Organizations that provide opportunities for children and young adults -Organizations that provide direct services to individuals and produce tangible results -Organizations that operate near Finish Line stores.
FINRA Investor Education Foundation Grant Program Grant Website	Rolling	To foster innovative research and educational projects that will enable investors to better understand the markets and the basic principles of saving and investing. Programs should support research and educational projects that will aid underserved populations by providing basic information, knowledge, skills, and tools vital for financial success throughout their life. No stated matches. An unspecified number of awards are available through this program. Project periods may be up to 36 months. Favorable projects should demonstrate project sustainability beyond the funding period.
Florida Humanities Council Part A & B - Mini & Major Grants US Dept of Education Florida Humanities Council Grant Website	Rolling	To support the ability of organizations and institutions to develop projects and presentations with a humanities theme that are aimed at public audiences in Florida and address issues of concern. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest.
Food Lion Charitable Foundation Food Lion Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To provide funding support to improve community organizations within Food Lion’s 11-state operating areas. Preference is given to proven projects over start up projects or large capital campaigns. Eligible projects are: -Feeding the hungry -Primary and secondary education -Local charitable organizations The 11-state territory includes: Florida, Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virgina, and West Virginia. Forwarded to HIPD on 9/11/2008. Forwarded to Broward Coalition for Homeless on 9/11/2008. Forwarded to Broward School County District on 9/11/2008. Forwarded to Susan B. on 9/11/2008. Forwarded to United Way on 9/11/2008. Forwarded to Yettie's Outreach on 9/11/2008. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
GE Healthcare GE Healthcare Grant Website	Rolling	To support programs focused on youth education or the promotion of healthy lives, particularly in diverse or underserved areas. Priority will be given to organizations that serve youth up to age 18. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
George Kaiser Family Foundation George Kaiser Family Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To provide funding for programs and projects of significance that offer a great opportunity to impact the areas of religion, education, and community development. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Health Disparities in HIV/AIDS: Focus on African Americans (R01) US Dept of Health/Human Svcs NIH/NIDA/NIMH Grant Website	Rolling	To encourage drug abuse and mental health research to better understand the disparities in HIV/AIDS in minority populations, particularly among African Americans, who as a group, have experienced exceptionally high rates of HIV/AIDS and AIDS-related morbidity and mortality; To develop effective, culturally sensitive prevention, intervention, and treatment for drug abuse and HIV/AIDS; To understand the nexus of drug abuse, criminal justice involvement, and HIV/AIDS; To research mental health issues in HIV risk & HIV infection among African Americans. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
Healthy Sprouts Awards Grant Website	Application Due: 10/15/2009	To encourage the growth of health focused youth gardens by supporting school and youth garden programs that teach about nutrition and the issue of hunger in the United States. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Housing Counseling Program (Part B): National and Regional Intermediaries US Dept of Housing/Urban Development Grant Website	Application Due: 7/17/2009	To support the delivery of a wide variety of housing counseling services to homebuyers, homeowners, low- to moderate-income renters, and the homeless. Assistance is available for projects that will improve financial literacy, expand homeownership opportunities, and improve access to affordable housing. Proposed projects should provide guidance and advice aimed at helping families and individuals improve their housing conditions. Counselors are also expected to help borrowers avoid inflated appraisals, unreasonably high interest rates, unaffordable repayment terms, and other conditions that can result in a loss of equity, increased debt, default, and foreclosure. Forwarded to HIPD on 6/24/2009.
Housing Counseling Training US Dept of Housing/Urban Development Grant Website	Application Due: 7/17/2009	To improve and standardize the quality of counseling provided by housing counselors working for HUD-approved housing counseling agencies. Activities for this program include developing and implementing a comprehensive and ongoing training program for housing counselors, which may be conducted on site, through satellite broadcast, or through computer training software on the full range of housing counseling services and practices. Forwarded to HIPD on 6/23/2009.
Humana Foundation Award The Humana Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support activities that promote healthy communities and quality of life. Special consideration will be given to proposals that focus on: Literacy activities that lead to improved health experiences; Health and fitness efforts that lead to better decisions and lifestyles; development of technology, tools, and resources that lead to healthy communities. A New Horizon has expressed interest. Broward County Library has expressed interest. V. T. & D. Community Development Corporation, Inc. has expressed interest. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Hunt Foundation Special Initiative Grants Roy A. Hunt Foundation Grant Website	Application Due: 8/1/2009	To support Community Development, Environment, and Youth Violence Prevention programs.
Jim Moran Foundation The Jim Moran Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To improve the quality of life for Florida’s youth and families by supporting innovative programs and opportunities. Funding focuses include domestic violence and child abuse intervention, education, elder care programs, meaningful after school programs, and youth transitional living programs. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation MacArthur Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To develop lasting improvement in the human condition by fostering the development of knowledge, promoting individual creativity, strengthening institutions, improving public policy, and providing information via public interest media. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
Kresge Foundation: Capital Challenge Grant Program Kresge Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support nonprofits dedicated to superior community programs that address issues in the following areas: Health, Environment, Arts and Culture, and Education. Funds to support capital building projects. Forwarded to CSAD on 1/22/2007. Forwarded to EVSD on 1/22/2007. Forwarded to FSAD on 1/22/2007. Response: Forwarded to HIPD on 1/22/2007. Forwarded to MHSA on 1/22/2007. Forwarded to BARC on 1/22/2007. V. T. & D. Community Development Corporation, Inc. has expressed interest. Legal Aid Service of Broward County, Inc. has expressed interest. HART HOUSE APARTMENTS LLC has expressed interest. Keystone Halls has expressed interest. Broward Youth Club, Inc. has expressed interest. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Lawrence Foundation The Lawrence Foundation Grant Website	Application Due: 10/31/2009	To support environmental, education, health, human services and other causes. Programs may also work to benefit animals, make changes in technology, or affect social or political change.
Literacy for the 21st Century Starbucks Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To fund programs for youth (ages 6 to 18) that integrate literacy with personal and civic action to the voices of youth into the communities in which they live. Organizations should focus on arts and literacy and/or environmental literacy. The Foundation is particularly interested in programs that provide opportunities for Starbucks employees to become involved. Junior Achievement of S. Florida has expressed interest. Broward County Library has expressed interest. V. T. & D. Community Development Corporation, Inc. has expressed interest. Minority Development & Empowerment has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
Lumina Foundation Lumina Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To help people achieve their potential by expanding access and success in education beyond high school. Through research, grants for innovative programs and communication initiatives, Lumina Foundation addresses issues surrounding access and educational retention and degree or certificate attainment — particularly among underserved student groups, including adult learners and those from low income backgrounds. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest.
M-A-C AIDS Fund MAC Aids Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support men, women and children affected by HIV/AIDS globally. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Methodological Research to Support the Redesign of the Nat'nl Crime Survey US Dept of Justice Bureau of Justice Statistics Grant Website	Application Due: 7/14/2009	To support an analysis of the screening questions used in the crime vicitmization survey tool. Funding will be used for the following: Design and carry out an analysis of NCVS data aggregated over a number of years; analyze interview paradata compiled by the Census Bureau related to the crime screening process; conduct focus groups with NCVS interviewers toward understanding the actual function of the crime screening questions; and make recommendations for improvements to the crime screening process.
MetLife Foundation MetLife Grant Website	Rolling	To support organizations working towards improving areas of concern. These areas include: health, civic affairs,education, culture, and public broadcasting. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Microsoft Giving Programs Microsoft Corporation Grant Website	Rolling	To donate funding or software to Community-based Technology and Learning Center (CTLC) organizations. Cash donations are provided through Microsoft subsidiary offices; software donation requests are handled by Mircosoft's nonprofit partner, TechSoup. Pembroke Park Church of Christ Child Care has expressed interest. HOMElES No MOre has expressed interest. KIDZ Youth Services has expressed interest. Second Chance Society has expressed interest. Junior Achievement of S. Florida has expressed interest. A New Horizon has expressed interest. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Microsoft Unlimited Potential Grants - FY 2007 Microsoft Grant Website	Rolling	To assist organizations in providing technology training programs, ranging from learning basic computer skills to using advanced business productivity applications that create social and economic opportunities for the underprivileged. Donations of cash, software, curriculum, and technical expertise enable individuals to learn about technology and gain the information technology skills needed for employment in the IT field or other industry sectors. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. HOMElES No MOre has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. A New Horizon has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Mix It Up Grants Southern Poverty Law Center Grant Website	Rolling	To fund youth-directed activist projects that focus on identifying, crossing and challenging social boundaries in schools and communities. KIDZ Youth Services has expressed interest. Basalisk Enterprises has expressed interest. A New Horizon has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest.
NADDI Seed Grant Program - FY 2008 The National Foundation of Drug Diversion Investigators Grant Website	Rolling	To support law enforcement agencies with funds to devote one full-time officer to issues of prescription drug abuse.
Nathan Cummings Foundation - Health Programs The Nathan Cummings Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To improve people’s health and well-being, especially those who confront barriers due to low-to-moderate socio-economic status, race, ethnicity, and gender. Seeks projects that include an expanded link between physical health and the economic, social, environmental and psychological factors that affect individuals, families, and communities. OBJECTIVE I:To assure access to quality health care, goods and services, especially for those who confront barriers due to low-to-moderate socio-economic status, race, ethnicity, or gender. OBJECTIVE II:To assure that people, especially those that are vulnerable due to low-to-moderate socio-economic status, race, or ethnicity, can grow-up, live, and work in a healthy environment and have access to products and food that have not been contaminated in ways that could undermine health. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
National Conference Support Program US Dept of Justice Grant Website	Rolling	To support the efforts of public or private non-profit organizations hosting national conferences on victims’ issues through the provision of funding for conference logistics. Eligible expenses include conference logistics needs related to: •Conference speakers/trainers •Meeting space •Materials Forwarded to Susan B. on 2/3/2009.
National Emergency Medicine Association (NEMA) Foundation - FY 2008 National Emergency Medicine Association (N.E.M.A.) Grant Website	Rolling	To support the prevention of injury and illness by addressing health and social issues through education, applied research, technology, and equipment. Projects may relate to emergency at every state of trauma, with particular attention paid to first response at the time and place of emergency. Priority will be given to projects in the following order: Coronary trauma and heart wellness; All types of trauma; and Trauma prevention and trauma causes. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
National Organizations that Serve Minority Communities Initiative US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Grant Website	Application Due: 7/16/2009	To support national organizations that serve minority communities (MNOs) in their work to address the growing health disparities among their constituents. Through a cooperative agreement with the funding agency, each MNO will build capacity in communities by working with local affiliates and chapters to share the knowledge, skills, and organizational structure needed for effective leadership and implementation of a health disparities program at the local level. Award recipient activities will include: -Facilitating learning and information sharing between local affiliates and chapters -Developing list-serves and other on-line resources for local affiliates and chapters to exchange information, strategies, and tools -Conducting education, training and technical assistance via one-on-one and group presentation to local affiliates or chapters -Identifying strategies and methodology for documenting evaluation progress and performance -Participating in national technical assistance workshops.
National Orgs. that Serve Minority Comm. Init. to Share Approaches US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Grant Website	Application Due: 7/16/2009	To support a program which will aid National organizations address growing health disparities among minorities. Activities will include: Facilitating learning and information sharing between local affiliates and chapters; developing list-serves and other on-line resources for local affiliates and chapters to exchange information, strategies, and tools; conducting education, training and technical assistance via one-on-one and group presentation to local affiliates or chapters; identifying strategies and methodology for documenting evaluation progress and performance; and participating in national technical assistance workshops.
NIDA Core Center of Excellence Grant Program (P30) - FY 2008-2010 US Dept of Health/Human Svcs National Institutes of Health Grant Website	Application Due: 2/26/2010	To support Core Centers of Excellence advance research of drug abuse and addiction. Centers should focus on the following: Scientifically innovative research; Coherent and multidisciplinary work;and Synergy in all aspects of research.
Open Meadows Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support projects that are led by and benefit women and girls and which reflect the diversity of the community served by the project in both its leadership and organization. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Paul Palank Memorial Foundation Paul Palank Memorial Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support new and innovative programs that target the problems of child abuse, neglect, and abandonment in Dade and Broward Counties. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Pay It Forward Foundation Mini-Grants Pay It Forward Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support service-oriented projects identified by youth as activities that will benefit their school, neighborhood, or greater community. Projects must be based on the concept of one person doing a favor for others, who in turn do favors for others, with the results growing exponentially. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest.
Payless ShoeSource Foundation Payless Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support programs geared toward sustainable community development which are designed to achieve measurable outcomes in local communities. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest.
Presbyterian Committee on the Self-Development of People Presbyterian Committee on the Self-Development of People Grant Website	Rolling	To support local grassroots projects that seek to change the structures that perpetuate poverty, oppression and injustice. Projects must be presented, owned and controlled by the group of people who will benefit directly from it. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest.
Psychosocial/Behavioral Interventions and Services Research in Autism Spect US Dept of Health/Human Svcs National Institutes of Health Grant Website	Rolling	To fund exploratory research on psychosocial/behavioral treatments for autism, and innovative services research to develop instruments to evaluate the impact of interventions.
Public Welfare Foundation Public Welfare Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To address human needs in disadvantaged communities, with strong emphasis on organizations that include service, advocacy and empowerment in their approach: service that remedies specific problems; advocacy that addresses those problems in a systemic way through changes in public policy; and strategies to empower people in need to play leading roles in achieving those policy changes and in remedying specific problems. To look for organizations that link their community and local work to other efforts to effect broader public policy change. Community Development: $2,840,000 Criminal Justice: $1,500,000 Environment: $2,500,000 Health: $3,000,000 Human Rights/Global Security: $2,500,000 Reproductive and Sexual Health:$2,500,000 Youth: $1,500,000 Special Opportunity: $900,000 Civic Participation Fund: $600,000 Annual Contributions: $160,000 Total $18,000,000 Forwarded to EVSD on 11/15/2005. A New Horizon has expressed interest. Basalisk Enterprises has expressed interest. Minority Development & Empowerment has expressed interest. Legal Aid Service of Broward County, Inc. has expressed interest. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. Minority Development & Empowerment has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Publix Super Markets Charities Publix Super Markets Charities Grant Website	Rolling	To support programs that serve youth and education, drug and alcohol prevention or intervention. women healing women has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Reception and Placement Program - FY 2010 US Dept of State Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration Grant Website	Application Due: 7/21/2009	To provide reception and placement and to promote resettlement for refugees admitted to the US under the US Refugee Admissions Program. Agencies' primary focus should be to support refugee's achievement of economic self-sufficiency, as well as placement into appropriate community programs.
Recovery Act: Pathways Out of Poverty Grants - FY 2009 US Dept of Labor Grant Website	Application Due: 8/15/2009	To support projects that offer training and job placement services to individuals seeking employment in the energy efficiency and renewable energy sectors. Projects should focus on low-income and under-skilled workers, unemployed youths and adults, high school dropouts, and other under-served populations. Successful projects must include the following: -Sound recruitment and referral strategies for targeted populations -Integrated basic skills and work-readiness training, and relevant occupational skills training -The provision of easily accessible services Priority will be given to organizations operating in high poverty areas.
Recovery: Partnerships to Address Immunization Train'g of Health Dept.Staff US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Centers for Disease Control Grant Website	Application Due: 7/6/2009	To support a training and technical assistance program to improve the knowledge and use of vaccination. Programs will be offered under the following three categories: Technical assistance and training for immunization coalitions and health departments; Development and implementation of materials and programs to educate nurses about immunization issues; Development of vaccine safety communication materials and curriculum for medical residents.
Registered Apprenticeship for Youth and Young Adults With Disabilities US Dept of Labor Grant Website	Application Due: 7/15/2009	To improve the delivery of integrated and inclusive apprenticeship training services to youth and young adults (ages 16 to 27) with disabilities, including those with significant disabilities. Projects should be designed to produce skilled workers in a number of industries, including construction, health care, information technology, and biotechnology.
Research on Community Reintegration for People w/Psychiatric Disabilities US Dept of Health/Human Svcs NIH Grant Website	Rolling	To fund research to explore: (a) the individual, social, and service system conditions necessary for people with psychiatric disabilities to reintegrate into community life; (b) the organizational and service system conditions necessary to enable service providers to facilitate that reintegration; and (c) the effectiveness of rehabilitation strategies and programs in helping socioculturally diverse individuals who have widely varying goals, material and social resources, and clinical needs. A New Horizon has expressed interest. Vet Center has indicated possible interest in pursuing with an appropriate research partner.
Retirement Research Foundation: General Grants Retirement Research Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To provide funding for programs that support service, education, research and advocacy related to seniors and retirement. This opportunity is only available to new projects. Programs currently in operation will not be considered. Minority Development & Empowerment has expressed interest.
Rice Family Foundation Rice Family Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support enrichment programs strategically directed at early childhood education and development. Particular areas of interest include: creating and disseminating quality early childhood language and literacy programs; creating training and workplace initiatives to enhance the overall development of the early childhood education and day care workforce; engaging parents, families and communities; and providing professional development and support that ensures effective leadership. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Local Funding Partnerships 2009-2010 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Grant Website	Application Due: 7/7/2009	To support new, innovative, collaborative projects which will address the overall improvement of vulnerable populations. This opportunity will not fund existing programs unless there is significant expansion proposed into new areas or to serve new populations.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Local Funding Partnerships: Peaceful Pathway Grant Website	Rolling	To remove the violence that may be a hindrance to improving health and healthcare. The funding agency seeks practical strategies and solutions brought forth by local funders and organizations to increase community peace and safety, foster resiliency and build upon individual and group strengths, assets, wisdom, compassion, and skills in order to address violence as a serious health problem. This program seeks projects that address behaviors that cause emotional or physical harm. Appropriate projects include the following: -Behavior of gangs or individuals -Experience of war or of family violence -Prevention programs for people affected as victims, witnesses, or perpetrators -Hate crimes, bias, or abuse in the workplace, or in public, nonprofit, or private agencies -Threats or endangerment from strangers or from persons well known to the victim, as well as sexual violence or intimate partner violence -Projects that deal creatively with conflict and anger, that strengthen communities by identifying risk and protective factors, and that create immediate, practical solutions to improve health and quality of life -Projects must be new, community-based, and culturally appropriate while reflecting how language skills, significant cultural differences, education, income, and discrimination affect health outcomes. Community members should be involved in planning and leadership.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: Active Living Research Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Grant Website	Application Due: 7/29/2009	To support a research project which will identify policy and environmental strategies for increasing physical activity, decreasing sedentary behaviors, and preventing obesity among children and adolescents. Research studies can include: Experimental or quasi-experimental studies; natural experiments related to environmental change; secondary analyses of existing data sets; financial or cost-benefit studies evaluating the economic impact of changes in physical activity-related environments or policies; analyses of interactions between built and social environments, as related to weight and physical activity; and measurement-development studies.
*NEW Ronald McDonald House Charities Ronald McDonald Foundation Grant Website	Application Due: 9/4/2009	To support national and global nonprofits in programs that address the needs of children ages birth to 21. Programs should: Directly improve the health and well being of children; address a significant funding gap or critical opportunity; have long-term impact in terms of replication or reach; produce measurable results; and remain sustainable without RMHC funding.
RWJF:Changes in Health Care Financing and Organization The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support policy analysis, research, evaluation, and demonstration projects. Projects will provide public and private decision-making leaders with usable and timely information on health care policy and financing issues. A New Horizon has expressed interest.
School-Based Interventions to Prevent Obesity US Dept of Health/Human Svcs National Institutes of Health Grant Website	Rolling	To support a collaboration between academic institutions and school systems to implement strategies and interventions to prevent childhood obesity.
Singing for Change Jimmy Buffett’s Singing for Change Charitable Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support progressive, community-based organizations that address the root causes of social and environmental problems. Grants are awarded to programs that focus on the health, education and protection of children and their families; promote environmental awareness; or promote the empowerment of disenfranchised groups. Bdecan Presbyterian Church has expressed interest.
Social Services Block Grant (SSBG) FL Dept of Children and Families Grant Website	Application Due: 8/1/2009	To provide financial reimbursement for eligible social services related to the response and recovery from Hurricane Dennis, Katrina, Rita, and Wilma. Volunteer Florida is currently identifying eligible organizations and assessing their potential reimbursement requests. Please contact Alfred Claude at alfred@volunteerflorida.org or call (850) 413-0911 to receive the SSBG Estimation Report (Excel spreadsheet). By completing this form, you will help Volunteer Florida and the Department of Children and Families plan effectively in expending these funds, which will begin after July 1, 2009 through a grant application process.
Support for Rape Victims It Happened to Alexa Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To cover the expenses of a support person or persons who will accompany a rape/sexual assault victim(s) to court. The grant application should be submitted after an indictment is made and a trial date has been set. women healing women has expressed interest.
Surdna Foundation Surdna Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support several program areas: Community Revitalization, Effective Citizenry, Nonprofit Sector Support Initiative, and Organizational Capacity Building. Second Chance Society has expressed interest. Professional Project Solutions, Inc. has expressed interest. Junior Achievement of S. Florida has expressed interest. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. Basalisk Enterprises has expressed interest. V. T. & D. Community Development Corporation, Inc. has expressed interest. A New Horizon has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Minority Development & Empowerment has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
Susan Harwood Training Grant Program (Part A): Targeted Topic Training US Dept of Health/Human Svcs Occupational Safety and Health Administration Grant Website	Application Due: 7/24/2009	To support a training program which will train staff to recognize, avoid, and prevent safety and health hazards. Program focus areas include: Educating workers and employers in small businesses with 250 or fewer workers; training workers and employers on new OSHA standards; training at-risk employee and employer populations; and training workers and employers on high risk activities or hazards identified by OSHA through its Strategic Plan or as part of an OSHA special emphasis program.
Tax Counseling for the Elderly (TCE) - FY 2010 US Dept of the Treasury Grant Website	Application Due: 8/3/2009	To support training and technical assistance for volunteers who agree to provide free federal income tax assistance to senior citizens. Through this program, the funding agency will establish a network of trained volunteers to provide free tax information and return preparation assistance, including assistance with filling out forms, assessment of tax liabilities, and other related assistance to elderly individuals. For the purposes of this program, the elderly are defined as individuals aged 60 and over at the close of the taxable year. Program funds may be used for administrative expenses and to reimburse volunteers for out-of-pocket expenses, such as transportation and meals, that are incurred during training and while providing tax return assistance. Award recipients are responsible for all aspects of operating a Tax Counseling for the Elderly program, including publicity, recruitment, training, site selection, and volunteer management.
The Allstate Foundation Grants Program - FY 2009 AllState Grant Website	Rolling	To support local programs that will enhance community safety and economic health including catastrophe response, youth anti-violence, neighborhood revitalization and teen safe driving.
The Comcast Foundation Grants Program Comcast Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support programs which address diversity in the following areas: literacy, volunteerism, and youth leadership development.
The Comcast Foundation Grants Program (Limited Eligibility) - FY 2009 Grant Website	Rolling	To support diversity-oriented programs in the areas of literacy, volunteerism, and youth leadership development. The foundation seeks to make a positive impact in the communities in which the company operates.
The Comer Foundation Needle Exchange Program - FY 2009 Comer Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support needle exchange programs that are grounded in harm prevention strategies. Other community harm prevention programs are encouraged to apply. Forwarded to MHSA on 2/11/2009. Forwarded to BARC on 2/11/2009. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
The Fair Food Foundation Fair Food Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To provide support to organizations that promote fair access to healthy food in historically excluded urban communities. The foundation believes that access to healthy food is a basic human right and seeks to promote the establishment of local sources of food and outlets for food that are environmentally sustainable, socially just and economically viable. Funding will go to the following: •Developing sustainable community-based sources that encourage resident participation and strengthen the local community •Promoting entrepreneurship and skill training for residents interested in owning/operating or working in a community-based food enterprise •Informing public policy and supporting advocacy efforts for policy and systems change by strengthening historically excluded voices and building relationships on the local, state, and federal levels Other funding will go to: •Organizing and engaging urban youth through innovative educational opportunities, and encouraging the use of performing, visual, and media arts as a vehicle for creative expression. Forwarded to BOC on 12/10/2008. Forwarded to BPHI on 12/10/2008. Forwarded to Broward Coalition for Homeless on 12/10/2008. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
The Glaser Progress Foundation Grants The Glaser Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support projects in the following three areas: Measuring progress: projects should aim to build a better future by improving the understanding and measurement of human progress; Animal advocacy: projects should transform the way animals are treated and perceived by humans; Independent media: projects should strengthen democracy by making independent voices heard.
The Heineman Foundation Grant Program The Heinman Foundation Grant Website	Application Due: 9/1/2009	To support new projects within existing organizations with start-up funds. The foundation will consider new projects in the following areas: Programs that enable economically-challenged women to enter and remain in the workplace, such as on-site day care centers in the workplace, job training programs, and programs to build language and leadership skills; environmental research that aims to prevent, reduce, and eliminate water degradation; music programs that act as education tools and preserve culture; research regarding the prevention of and treatment for childhood illnesses; youth programs that support young adults in thinking, creating, and communicating effectively; and programs to support and encourage high achievement in music, science, and literature.
The John A. Hartford Foundation John A. Hartford Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support programs that focus to increase capacity in agencies providing services and care to the elderly. The Foundation will fund programs in the following categories: Academic Geriatrics and Training; and Integrating and Improving Health-Related Services.
The Kresge Foundation: Challenge Grant Program - FY 2008 Kresge Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To fund eligible nonprofit organizations to cover immediate capital needs and build capacity for sustainable growth. The program is designed to challenge applicant organizations to raise the balance of funds and complete campaign goals. The program will support projects that reach out and build long-term relationships with new donors and volunteers and that focus on increasing opportunities for future development. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
The Merck Company Foundation - FY 2006 The Merck Company Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To help society meet its most important needs, with particular focus on enhancing the health and well being of people in both local and international communities. The company also devotes extensive efforts to increase access to medicines through far-reaching programs that not only donate Merck medicines but help deliver them to the people who need them. The Merck Company's corporate philanthropy is guided by the following four strategic priorities: Improving access to quality healthcare; Promoting environments that support innovation, economic growth, and ethical and fair development; Building and strengthening long-term capacity in the biomedical sciences; and Contributing to local communities where Merck has major facilities. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. A New Horizon has expressed interest. National Multiple Sclerosis Society has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
The Nathan Cummings Foundation Nathan Cummings Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support the promotion of democratic values and social justice, including fairness, diversity, and community. The Foundation seeks to build a socially and economically just society that values and protects the ecological balance for future generations; promotes humane health care; and fosters arts and culture that enriches communities. The Foundation's approach to grantmaking embodies the following basic themes in all of its programs: concern for the poor, disadvantaged, and underserved; respect for diversity; promotion of understanding across cultures; and empowering of communities in need. Second Chance Society has expressed interest. Basalisk Enterprises has expressed interest. Broward County Library has expressed interest. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. women healing women has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
The Norman Foundation: Civil Rights Grants - FY 2009 Norman Foundation Grant Website	Application Due: 7/15/2009	To support projects that fight discrimination and violence while promoting civil rights and equality. The proposed project should meet the following criteria: To serve as a model for other political, social, and economic institutions and structures; The spread of the model may create institutions that can survive on their own.
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation: Education Program Hewlett Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To address educational issues through long term field development, reform or knowledge creation. Funding will be provided for the following areas: -Improving achievement: projects should develop, demonstrate, evaluate, and disseminate approaches that will systemically improve instruction in K-12 classrooms in urban school systems. -Improving educational outcomes in California: Projects should improve the quality of K-12 education in California and enhance the state’s community college system. -Open educational resources initiative: Projects should make high-quality educational resources available online. -Opportunity: Under this priority, grants, initiated by the foundation only, will be issued to achieve goals not directly related to the other three priorities listed above.
Tommy Hilfiger Corporate Foundation Tommy Hilfiger Corporate Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To create and promote educational, cultural, and health-related programs that impact a diverse population of youth. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
United Health Foundation United Health Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To enhance the quality of health and medical care services by providing reliable, scientifically-based information to support decisions made by health professionals, communities and individuals; and to expand access to medical care and health-related services for individuals and families who live in challenging circumstances. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
W.K. Kellogg Foundation – FY 2008 W.K. Kellogg Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support programs that focus on vulnerable children and families. Program elements include: Family income and assets (meaningful career options and financial security); Community assets (good schools, equitable social supports, and ample employment opportunities); Education and learning; Food, health and well-being; and Civic and philanthropic engagement. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Devine Intervention, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
Wachovia Foundation: Part A - General Support Wachovia Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To support locally driven, collaborative initiatives that are designed to build strong communities, improve quality of life, and make an overall positive difference in the well-being of communities, primarily in the areas of education, community development, health and human services, and arts. Primary Funding Areas: Create and sustain affordable housing; Revitalize low- to moderate-income neighborhoods; Facilitate job creation, work force development and financial literacy/empowerment; Provide economic development for minority and underserved groups and/or LMI areas. Secondary Funding Priorities: Enable and sustain independence for individuals and families; Ensure access to health education programs; Ensure access to quality health care. V. T. & D. Community Development Corporation, Inc. has expressed interest. Legal Aid Service of Broward County, Inc. has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest.
Wal-Mart Foundation Community Grants Wal-Mart Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To improve the quality of life in the communities in which Wal-Mart associates and customers live by providing grants in four areas of focus: Education, Health, Job Skills Training, and Environmental Sustainability. Most grants are awarded by local Wal-Mart stores and SAM’S CLUBS. V. T. & D. Community Development Corporation, Inc. has expressed interest. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. A New Horizon has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest.
Wal-Mart Foundation: State Giving Grants FY 2009 Wal-Mart Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To improve the quality of life in communities served by Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club by providing grants for programs focusing on education, job skills training, health, and environmental stability. Forwarded to EVSD on 8/5/2008. Forwarded to HIPD on 8/5/2008. Forwarded to BOC on 8/5/2008. Forwarded to Broward Coalition for Homeless on 8/5/2008. Forwarded to Broward School County District on 8/5/2008. Forwarded to BSO on 8/5/2008. Forwarded to Consumer Affairs on 8/5/2008. Forwarded to HSD on 8/5/2008. Forwarded to Susan B. on 8/5/2008. Forwarded to Yettie's Outreach on 8/5/2008. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Skills Essential For Life Foundation, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.
Walgreens Company Contribution Program Walgreens Company Grant Website	Rolling	To support projects in the areas of health and human services, education, civic and community, and arts and culture. The priority funding areas are health and education, with health as the company's major area of focus. A small portion of the budget is reserved for national organizations selected that focus on medical research, and treatment of specific diseases. Second Chance Society has expressed interest. Junior Achievement of S. Florida has expressed interest. V. T. & D. Community Development Corporation, Inc. has expressed interest. Strength Of a Soldier has expressed interest. kiki Faith Early Learning & Preschool has expressed interest. National Multiple Sclerosis Society has expressed interest. A New Horizon has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Kids 24 Hour Haven Inc has expressed interest.
Walmart Foundation: State Giving Program Grant Website	Application Due: 9/18/2009	To address the various needs of communities throughout the United States. Programs should focus on creating opportunities that will foster long-lasting positive impacts. Specific focus areas include: Education Workforce development/economic opportunity Health and wellness Environmental sustainability
William Randolph Hearst Foundation - Health William Randolph Hearst Foundation Grant Website	Rolling	To approve and ensure access to quality healthcare for underserved populations. Services should focus on wellness, prevention, and rehabilitation. Areas of primary interest include cancer, perinatology, pediatrics, women’s health, and healthcare for the elderly and disabled.
William Randolph Hearst Foundation - Social Service William Randolph Hearst Grant Website	Rolling	To support human service agencies who foster solutions to social and economic problems. The Social Service component focuses on moving families from welfare dependence to financial stability, strengthening families, addressing homelessness, drug addictions and mental health, fostering youth leadership and affordable housing. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest. Steps to Change has expressed interest. Divine Authority, Inc. has expressed interest.

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