International
Research Funding Sources
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Name |
Site |
Focus/Date Due |
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Ambercrombie Foundation 5005 River run, Suite 500 Houston, TX 77056 |
Thomas M. Weaver 713-627-2500 |
May 15 & Nov 15 Funding for educational research from elementary, secondary,
higher education, medical care & treatment, medical/health care
& treatment, medical/health education and research |
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Atkinson Foundation 1100 Grundy Lane Suite 140 San Bruno, CA 94066-3030 |
Elizabeth Curtis 415-876-0222 http://fundingopps2.cos.com/cgi-bin/getRec?id=5589
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March 31 & August 31 Funding for Latin America and Africa to improve the quality
of life. Economic, social,
and physical self-sufficiency/well being are emphases. Technology in water And food resources; health education programs. |
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Brown Foundation, Inc. PO Box 130646 Houston, TX 77219-0646 |
Nancy Pittman 713-523-6867 713-523-2917 fax
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Funds for education, community service and the arts for
long-range significance to the community. |
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Bernard & Audre Rapoport Foundation 425 Austin Ave. Suite 2102 Waco, TX 76701 |
Martin Hassner 817-756-4199 817-756-1413 fax |
April 15 & October 15 Funding to Waco, Texas and/or Israel with not more than
3 years of consecutive support to any organization/program. Funds programs promoting responsibility,
self-sufficiency and self-reliance. |
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Carnegie Corporation 437 Madison Ave. New York, NY 10022 |
212-371-3200 212-207-6289 212-754-4073 fax |
Funds education & health development of children &
youth – strengthening human resources in developing countries &
preventing deadly conflict. |
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Crystelle Waggoner Charitable Trust c/o Nations Bank of Texas N.A. PO Box 1317 Fort Worth, TX 76101 |
Darlene-Mann 817-390-6114
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Funding for health associations & services, cultural
programs, social services, emphasizing children and youth, homeless,
families, and women. |
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Effie & Wofford Cain Foundation 4131 Spicewood Springs Rd. #A-1 Austin, TX 78759 |
Harvey L. Walker 512-346-7490 512-346-7491 fax |
Funding for higher and secondary education, medical research,
public service organizations, religious organizations and aid to the
handicapped. |
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Harris & Eliza Kempner Fund PO Box 119 Galveston, TX 77553-0119 |
Elaine Perachio 409-762-1603 409-762-5435 fax
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Funding for human services, arts, humanities, education,
community development, Jewish issues, and international issues |
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Hogg Foundation PO Box 7998 University Station Austin, TX 78713-7998 |
Dr. Charles M. Bonjean 512-471-5041 |
Funding in mental health: children & their families, youth at risk, minority mental
health, and investigative research in these areas. |
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Inter-American Development Bank 1300 New York Avenue, NW Washington DC 20577 |
202-623-1000 |
January 01 Funding to Latin America and Caribbean for aid in economic
and social developments. |
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Kellogg Foundation One Michigan Avenue East Battle Creek, MI 49017-4058 |
616-968-1611 616-968-0413 fax |
None Funding for improving the well-being of people in Latin
America and the Caribbean – addressing regional diversity |
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Link Foundation 1400 Franklin Plaza 111 Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78701 |
Rhobie K. Bratcher
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September 30 Funding for health associations, foods, banking, human
services, children & youth, family services, domestic violence,
international relief, human rights, (internationally). |
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MacArthur Foundation 140 South Dearborn St. Chicago, IL 60603 |
312-726-8000 |
Funding for mental health, education, international security,
literacy, population, world environment & cultural and community
activities in Chicago and Palm Beach. |
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National Association of International Educators 1875 Connecticut Ave. NW Suite 1000 Washington, DC 20009-5728 |
202-462-4811 202-939-3134 202-667-3419 fax |
Funding to encourage the development of innovative programs
that enhance the educational experience of international students
studying in the US and US students preparing for or returning from
study abroad. |
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National Science Foundation 4201 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, VA 22230 |
703-306-1706 |
October 17 Funding for those interested in science, engineering, collaborative
research projects, workshops, foreign counterparts for activities
in Canada and the Caribbean. |
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Peace Corps World Wise Schools 1990K St. NW Suite 9500 Washington, DC 20277-3741 |
1-800-424-8580 |
Funding for 87 Countries in Africa, Asia, Pacific, Caribbean,
Central Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and the Mediterranean
area.
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Pew Charitable Trusts One Commerce Sq. Philadelphia, PN 19103-7017 |
215-575-9050 215-575-4939 fax |
Funding to encourage individual development and personal
achievement, cross-disciplinary problem solving and innovative, practical
approaches to meet the changing needs of a global community. |
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RGK Foundation 1301 W. 25th St. Suite 300 Austin, TX 78705-4236 |
Cynthia Smith &/or Jami Hampton 512-474-9298 512-474-6389 fax |
Funding for medical and education work through Universities. |
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Rotary Foundation
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979-845-3447 979-862-1256 fax |
February 18 Funding for aiding developing countries. |
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Spencer Foundation 900 North Michigan Ave. Suite 2800 Chicago, IL 60611 |
312-337-7000 312-337-0282 fax |
Funding for areas of educational research as approached
from scholars in the sciences, social sciences & humanities. |
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Texas A&M Univ. |
International Programs: Alcoa Scholars 845-6066 COE Research Council Grants http://international.tamu.edu/ipo Study Abroad Program |
Feb 1
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Tinker Foundation 55 East 59th Street New York, NY 10022 |
212-421-6858 212-223-3326 fax |
Funding for Ibero-American or Latin American Studies for
acquiring a comprehensive knowledge of language & culture in gathering
research data in economics, government, & social science. |
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Trull Foundation 404 4th St. Palacios, TX 77465 |
Gail Purvis 512-972-5241 512-972-1109 fax
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Funding for programs in youth, minorities, and education.
International interests in Soviet areas, Africa, Mexico, and Central
America. |
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Turner Charitable Foundation 811 Rusk Suite 205 Houston, TX 77002-2811 |
Eyvonne Moser 713-237-1117 713-223-4638 fax
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Funding for higher & secondary education: social services, youth, elderly, fine performing
arts, cultural programs, Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant church support,
health services, AIDS research, hospices, programs for women &
children, minorities, the homeless, handicapped, urban & community
development, civic and urban affairs, libraries, & conservation
programs. |
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USAID 301 4th St, SW Washington, DC 20547 |
Richard Taylor 202-619-4557 202-619-6790 |
February 19 Funding for improving education abroad. Focus should be on the Summit of the Americas Action Plan
for Education. |
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United States Department of Education Washington, DC 20006-8521 |
Fulbright Scholar Program 202-686-7877/http://www.cies.org Fulbright-Hays Grant Fulbright Teacher Exchange 202-314-33520/fulbright@grad.usda.gov Graduate Program Service Group Projects Abroad 202-401-9771 Post Secondary Education 202-708-5750 Undergraduate International Studies 202-260-9950 |
October 15
November 3 October 20
October 18 |
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United States Office of the Press Secretary The White House Washington, DC |
http://www.state.gov/g/inl/rls/fs/index.cfm African Education Initiative |
5 year duration
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