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Children’s author, Bruce Larkin, provides grants for teachers to attend the International Reading Association (IRA) or Reading Recovery (RR) conferences in order to encourage and support early literacy efforts. Five hundred grants of up to $200 each will be awarded each year. K-3 teachers are eligible to apply for the grants to help offset expenses incurred to attend these valuable conferences. Applicants are encouraged to complete the on-line application form as soon as possible. (Updated 10/25/08)
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Reading, Writing, and Rhythm is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving music education in America's public schools. Country music artist, Chely Wright , founded this charity to donate musical instruments to schools in need all over the nation and to raise public awareness of the importance of music education for our nation's youth. EBR applicants must obtain an approved Grant Summary Sheet prior to submitting the on-line application. Deadline: Ongoing (Posted 6/24/09)
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The United States Tennis Association (USTA) is accepting applications for its Recreational Grants from K-12 Schools, School Districts and non-profit community based organizations that support tennis programming and infrastructure in their local community. Applicants should be committed to increase tennis participation, support tennis programming and foster diversity with both participation and programming. The USTA will award grants to selected organizations that present a clear vision for establishing community based partnerships to meet these objectives. Grant amounts range from $2,500 - $50,000. Contact: David Slade, National Manager, (914) 696-7241. Email: slade@usta.com Deadline: Ongoing (Posted 8/25/09)
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The Maria de Renville-Franicevic Foundation was established in February 1995 and is located in Metairie, Louisiana. In their most recent reporting year ending December 2008, the Foundation reported total assets of $1,417,887 (Fair Market Value) and total giving of $106,278. Based on their last reporting statement, the Foundation accepts unsolicited requests for funding from religious groups, diagnostic and treatment program for chronic diseases and educational, social, and cultural institutions. There are no submission deadlines or restrictions on awards. Previous grants for education projects over the last two years ranged from $24,000 to $1,000. Contact the Foundation for an application form. Completed forms should be submitted to: Mr. Charles C. Mary, Jr., 3813 N. Causeway Suite 200, Metairie, LA 70001 Note: Be sure you obtained an approved Grant Summary Sheet from the EBR Grants Office before submitting an application. Telephone: (504) 833-4338 Deadline: Ongoing (Posted 7/8/09)
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Liberty Mutual is awarding community grants worth $2,500 as part of its Responsible Sports program championing and celebrating responsibility in youth sports. Non-profit sports organization or school sports programs are eligible to apply. Funds from the award may be used to purchase equipment, uniforms, travel, practice field time, etc. The first step is to have your administrator register your youth sports program. Once the registration is complete, rally as many co-workers, parents, and supporters to complete the self-paced Responsible Sports Parenting or Responsible Coaching coursework. Then for each person that completes the 10-question review quiz you will earn one certificate. The twenty (20) organizations around the country that get the most certificates will earn a $2,500 grant. Since you will only be completing against organizations of similar size, you have a great chance to win! The more people you get to take the course and quiz, the better your chances of winning a Community Grant. Deadline: November 30,2009 (Updated 9/17/09)
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The Ronald W. Mitchell Convention Travel Grant provides funding to allow 1st-6th teachers to attend an IRA annual convention. Two grants of up to $1,500 are awarded each year to support first-time attendees who otherwise might not have had the opportunity to attend the conference. Deadline: November 1 (Updated 19/18/09)
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Rosie’s For All Kids Foundation welcomes unsolicited proposals from 501(c)(3) organizations or schools in Louisiana serving displaced or affected children and their families impacted by Hurricane Katrina. The amount of the grants will be determined by the availability of funds and the number of requests received. Note: At the Foundation’s website, move your mouse to “Project Katrina” to access the links to the grant guidelines, application procedures, etc. Deadline: Ongoing (posted 5/14/06)
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