Grants Possibilities for Providers
Although ADAMH may not be applying directly for these grants, they may offer opportunities for
community providers. Check the contacts listed for more information.
- The Harry C. Moores Foundation
Deadline: June 1 (April 1 preferred)
The foundation supports a broad range of charitable, religious and
educational organizations in the Central Ohio area. They will consider
new as well as existing programs that fill a need and are not merely
duplicative of existing services.
Contact: Mary Cummins 227-8884.
- Hanley Family Foundation
Deadline: Periodically
The Foundation was created to advance the prevention, diagnosis, and
treatment of alcoholism, chemical dependency, and addictive behavior,
including support for related research and education.
Contact: Michael J. Hanley, Director (The Hanley Family Foundation,
2029 Rivermeade Way,
Atlanta, GA 30327)
- The Weyerhaeuser Family Foundation Children's Initiative provides
funding for local programs that strengthen the social, physical,
intellectual, and emotional functioning of young children in significant
and measurable ways. The Initiative will consider programs that include
at least 5 of the following:
- serve children ages birth to six years, or address prenatal
needs
- provide services face to face with children in non-office
settings
- engage families of those to be served in the planning and
execution of projects
- share results of the project experience with others
- present preventative approaches
- connect children to other community services
Contact: Judith K. Healey, Program Consultant
(Weyerhaeuser Family Foundation, 332 Minnesota St., Suite W-2100, St. Paul, MN 55101-1394, (651) 228-0935)
- The Frederick S. Upton Foundation grants funding for many types of
programs and services, including: art, culture, and humanities; youth
development; education; public policy; philanthropy; mental health; food
distribution and hunger; the environment; religious; social services;
health; domestic violence; recreation; legal services; and family
planning.
Contact: Stephen E. Upton, Chair (100 Ridgeway, St. Joseph, MI 49805)
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The Women's Fund of Central Ohio awards grants to initiatives that
benefit women and girls in Central Ohio. They will host four Grant
Workshops in March to answer questions about their grant guidelines and
the application process. Check womensfundcentralohio.org
or call Sharon Steele at 223-9926.
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