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339-227-6481; 339-227-6484 (fax)
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477 Congress Street, Fifth Floor
Portland, Maine 04101
207-773-3030; 207-773-5213 (fax)
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580 South High Street
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614-228-3269; 614-228-7583 (fax)
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800-608-7955; 908-608-1520
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Lyndhurst, New Jersey 07071
800-526-9005; 201-460-0680 (fax)
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2801 M Street, NW
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370 Lexington Avenue, Suite 414
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800 Sunnyside Avenue
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Chicago, Illinois 60601
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200 S. Michigan Avenue, Suite 1600
Chicago, Illinois 60604
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June 1: Community development (U.S.,
England). Applications for grants from
the Neighborhood Builders program,
administered by the Bank of America
Charitable Foundation. A total of
90 organizations that work toward
neighborhood revitalization will each
receive $200,000 in general operating support over two years. Senior
executives and emerging leaders of
the groups will also be invited to participate in a leadership-development
program during the first year of support. Who may apply: organizations
classified as tax-exempt under section
501(c)( 3) of the Internal Revenue
Code and located in one of Bank of
America’s markets. Applicants in
England must be located in London
and be registered with the Charity
Commission for England and Wales.
The following are ineligible to apply:
colleges and universities; individuals;
public and private schools; national
health organizations and their local affiliates; political, labor, and
fraternal organizations; religious
groups; and research and disease-advocacy groups. A full list of eligible
markets can be found at: http://www.
bankofamerica.com/foundation/index.
cfm?template=fd_markets. Contact:
BACF, 100 North Tryon Street, Charlotte, N.C. 28288; (800) 218-9946;
http://www.bankofamerica.com/
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June 10: Arts (national). Entries for
awards from VSA Arts with support
from Volkswagen Group of America,
for promising artists with disabilities
who are between the ages of 16 and
25. One grand prize of $20,000 will
be awarded, as well as a first-place
award of $10,000, a second-place
award of $6,000, and 12 $2,000
awards of excellence. Selected works
of art will be exhibited around the
country. Applications and additional
information are available on VSAA’s
Web site. Who may apply: artists
with cognitive, mental, or physical
disabilities. Entries must consist of
digital art, drawings, film, paintings,
photographs, prints, two-dimensional
mixed-media works, digital art, or
video. Contact: VSAA, 818 Connecticut
Avenue, N. W., Suite 600, Washington,
D.C. 20006; (202) 628-2800 or (800)
933-8721; fax (202) 429-0868; info@
vsarts.org; http://www.vsarts.org/
PreBuilt/showcase/gallery/exhibits/
vw/current
June 15: Disabled (national).
Applications for grants from the CVS Care-mark Charitable Trust. Grants will
support programs that help disabled
children and young adults under
the age of 21 in the following areas:
accessibility, inclusion, and awareness
building; physical activity; early intervention; rehabilitative services; and
wellness and obesity prevention.
The company also makes grants to
support programs that help uninsured
people receive health care. Additional information is available on the
company’s Web site. Who may apply:
organizations that are classified as
tax-exempt under Section 501(c)( 3)
of the Internal Revenue Code. Groups
must be located in states where
there are CVS pharmacies. Applications must be submitted online. Contact: CVS CCT, 1 CVS Drive, Woonsocket, R.I. 02895; (401) 770-2435;
http://info.cvscaremark.com/
community/our-impact/charitable-trust/how-apply
June 15: Environment (national). Ap-
plications for grants from the Kodak
American Greenways Program,
sponsored by the Conservation Fund,
the National Geographic Society, and
Kodak. The program provides small
grants for the planning and design of
community “greenways”—corridors of
protected public and private land es-
tablished along rivers, stream valleys,
ridges, abandoned rail corridors, ca-
nals, scenic roads, or other linear topo-
graphic features. It is expected that
up to fifty percent of the grants will be
awarded to projects that demonstrate
the convergence of economic prosper-
ity and the environment. Most grants
range from $500 to $1,000 each. The
maximum grant is $2,500. Additional
information is available on the fund’s
Web site. Who may apply: local, re-
gional, or statewide nonprofit organi-
zations. Public agencies may also ap-
ply. Contact: Conservation Fund, 1655
North Fort Myer Drive, Suite 1300,
Arlington, Va. 22209; (703) 525-6300;
kodakawards@conservationfund.org;
http://www.conservationfund.org/
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