ORGANIZATION
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PHONE #
FAX #
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CONTACT / TITLE
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TYPE
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ASSETS / TOTAL GRANTS
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EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS / PRIORITIES
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INFORMATION / PUBLICATIONS
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Bertlesmann USA & BMG
1540 Broadway
NYC 10036
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212-930-4978
212-930-4783
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Melanie M.Fallon / Contributions Manager
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Private
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Assets:$3.4M
Grants:$1M
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Elementary, minority groups, public
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Annual report
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Bristol Myers Squibb Co.
345 Park Ave. NYC
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212-546-4358
212-546-9574
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John Damonti / President
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Corporate
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Assets:N/A Grants:$23M
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Literacy, math/science, vocational, women's
health
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Annual report; grant guidelines
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Robert Snelling Clark Fdtn.
135 East 64th St. NYC 10021
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212-288-8900
212-288-1033
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Margaret C.Ayers / Executive Director
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Private
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Assets:$90M
Grants:$3.5M
Paid, $3.M appropriated
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Litigation, public policy analysis &
grassroots organizing, NYC arts organizations, organizations that monitor public school
performance.
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Annual report; grant guidelines; occasional
research monographs and papers
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Charles A.Dana Fdtn.
745 Fifth Ave., Suite 700,
NYC 10151
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212-223-4040
212-593-7623
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Susan L.Forman PhD / Sr.Progran Officer,
Education
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Private
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Assets:$248.5M Grants (educational): $2.2M
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Early childhood, elementary, higher education,
literacy, math/science, public
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Annual report; grant guidelines; annual
yearbook (highlights & Dana Award winners)
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Geraline R.Dodge Fdtn.
163 Madison Ave., P.O.Box 1239, Morristown, NJ 17962
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201-540-8442
201-540-1211
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Scott McVay / Executive Director; Robert
Perry / Educational Program Officer
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Private
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Assets:$240M
Grants:$12 M
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Elementary, environmental literacy,
math/science, minority groups, professional development, public, secondary
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Annual report; grant guidelines; "The
Ethos By Which We Work"
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The Gap Foundation
620 Avenue of the Americas
NYC 10011
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212-886-7076
212-886-7100
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Gail Levitt Gershon / Program Officer
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Corporate
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Assets:N/A Grants:$3.4M & $2.5M in
merchandise cash
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Early childhood, elementary, environmental,
literacy, math/science, minority groups, professional development, public, secondary
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Annual report; grant guidelines
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The Greenwall Foundation
2 Park Ave., 24 Fl NYC 10016
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212-679-7266
212-679-7269
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William C.Stubing / President
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Private
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Assets:$70M Grants:$2.1M
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Elementary, math/science and technology,
professional development, public, secondary
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Annual report including grant guidelines
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Greentree Foundation
4000 Madison Ave, Room 1001
New York, NY 10017
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212-888-7755
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Kate R. Whitney / President
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Private
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Assets:N/A Grants: $649,400
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Early childhood, elementary, literacy,
math/science, minority groups, public
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Grant guidelines
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Stella & Charles Guttman Fdtn.
445 Park Ave.,
19 Fl,
NYC 10022
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212-371-7082
212-371-8936
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Elizabeth Olofson / Executive Director
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Private
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Assets:$33.6M Grants:$1.4M
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Early childhood, elementary, secondary, public
education, minority groups. Interest is collaborative projects among public schools,
non-profit & community-based organizations and institutions of higher learning that
offer children, youth, and their families academic and social support.
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Grant guidelines, 35 Year Anniversary Report
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Hasbro Children's Foundation
32 West 23rd St. NYC 10010
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212-645-2400
212-645-4055
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Bruce Astrein / Executive Director
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Private
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Assets: N/A (funds contributed annually by
Hasbro, Inc.) Grants: $2.75 M
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Early childhood, elementary, public, special
education, literacy, minority groups, age focus 0-12 years only. Strong interest in
innovative initiatives, with a major focus on low-income children and families, and direct
service programs.
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Grant guidelines
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The Charles Hayden Fdtn.
130 Liberty St. Suite 2707
NYC 10006
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212-938-0790
212-775-8097
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William Wachenfeld / President
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Private
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Assets:$21.5M Grants:$9.6M
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Elementary, environmental, math/science,
public, secondary, vocational
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Annual report; grant guidelines
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Heckscher Fdtn. for Children
17 East 17th St.
NYC 10017
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212-371-7775
212-371-7787
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Virginia Sloane / President
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Private
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Assets:$37M Grants:$1.9M
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Early childhood, elementary, literacy,
math/science, minority groups, special education, vocational
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Grant guidelines
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The IBJ Foundation
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212-382-4190
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Lesley Palmer / Executive Director
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Corporate
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Assets:$10.5M Grants:
$503,200
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Elementary, public, secondary, global
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Annual press release; grant guidelines; 5-year
report
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The Lowenstein Foundation
126 East 56th St. 28 Fl, NYC 10022
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212-319-0670
212-688-0134
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John Van Gorder / Executive Director
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Private
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Assets: $100M Grants: $3.5M
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Early childhood, elementary, professional
development, public
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The Lucent Foundation
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617-338-2590
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The Philanthropic Initiative,
Inc.
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Corporate
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Grants: $50M
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K-16, youth development,
Education Reform
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J.P.Morgan & Co., Inc. / J.P.Morgan
Charitable Trust
60 Wall St., 46 Fl, NYC 10260
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212-648-9662
212-648-5082
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Karen A.Erdos / Vice President
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Corporate
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Assets: N/A (Trust is funded sporadically by
the corporation) Grants: $14.5M
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Elementary, secondary and higher education,
literacy, minority groups, professional development, public
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Annual report, "Capital Ideas"
newsletter
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Mitsubishi Int'l Corp. Foundation 520 Madison
Ave., NYC 10022
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212-605-1111
212-605-1925
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Stephen Wechselblatt / Executive Director
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Corporate
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Assets: $1.4M Grants: $140,000
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Elementary, environmental, literacy, minority
groups, secondary
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Annual report
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Mutual of New York Foundation
1740 Broadway, M.D.9-5,
NYC 10019
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212-708-2473
212-708-2399
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Lynn Stekas / President
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Corporate
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Grants: $729,900
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Grants given only to NYC-based agencies that
provide services to women, children, and families affected by HIV/AIDS
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Grant guidelines
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Nippon Steel U.S.A., Inc.
10 East 50th St.
NYC 10022
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212-486-7150
212-359-3049
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Ruth MacDonald
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Corporate
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Assets:$37,900 Grants:$38,500
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Elementary, minority groups, public, secondary
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Grant guidelines
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NYNEX Corporation / Corporate Philanthraphy
& Foundation
1095 Avenues of the Americas,
Rm 3003,
NYC 10036
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212-395-7910
212-398-0951
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Suzanne DuBose / Executive Director; Fran
McDonald / Program Director
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Corporate
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Assets: $36.6M,
Fdtn
Grants: $3.2M, Fdtn; $16.3M, Corporate
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Elementary, higher education, math/science,
minortiy groups, professional development, public, secondary, special education,
vocational
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Annual report; grant guidelines; Social
Responsibility Report (includes list of grants made to NYC public education in last year)
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The Panasonic Foundation
2 Panasonic Way, 7G7-A,
Secaucus, NJ 07094
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201-392-4132
201-392-4126
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Sophie Sa / Executive Director
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Corporate
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Assets: $24M Contributions: $1.4 M
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Only program is Foundation's own Partnership
Program for School Reform which provides technical assistance rather than grants to
partner school districts and state departments of education; occasional grants related to
the Partnership Program are made at the initiation of the Foundation
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Grant guidelines; "Strategies", a
periodic newsletter
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Pfizer, Inc. 235 East 42nd St. NYC 10017
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212-573-7491
212-338-1910
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Rick Luftglass / Manager, Corporate
Philanthropy
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Corporate
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Assets: N/A Grants: $18M
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Math/science, elementary, higher education,
minority groups, professional development, public, secondary
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Annual report; grant guidelines
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Rockefeller Brothers Fund 1290 Avenue of the
Americas, Rm 3450, NYC 10104
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212-373-4200
212-315-0996
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Colin G.Campbell / President
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Private
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Assets:$328.3M Grants:$11.7M
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Professional development
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Annual report; grant guidelines
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Rockefeller Foundation
420 Fifth Avenue NYC 10018
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212-869-8500
212-764-3468
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Peter Goldmark / President; Marla Ucelli /
Assoc.Director, School Reform
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Private
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Assets:$2,540M Grants:$94.9M
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Elementary, minority groups, professional
development, public, secondary, limited funding directly to NYC with exception of schools
in Comer School Development Program (CSD 13)
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Annual report; grant guidelines
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Joseph E.Seagram & Sons Fund
375 Park Avenue
NYC 10018
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212-572-7928
212-572-7591
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Patricia Glazer / Director of Public Affairs
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Corporate
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Grants:$2.5M
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Early childhood, elementary and secondary
education, arts education, leadership development, basic rights, youth services, HIV/AIDS
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212-588-0820
212-588-0824
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John Sumansky / President
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Private Corporate
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Assets:$10.6M Grants:$520,000
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Science and math education in grades 7-12
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Annual report; grant guidelines
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Travelers Foundation
388 Greenwich St.
NYC 10013
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212-816-8884
212-816-8908
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Dee Topol / President
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Corporate
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Assets: N/A Grants:$10M
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Early childhood, public, secondary, vocational,
arts, school-to-work programs related to financial services industry, grades 7-12
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Uris Brothers Foundation
300 Park Ave.
NYC 10020
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212-355-7080
212-754-6194
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Alice Paul / Executive Direction
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Family
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Assets:$27.2M Grants:$1.7M
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Early childhood, elementary, literacy,
professional development,puplic, secondary, special education, arts
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Annual report; grant guidelines; grants report
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William Randolph Hearst Fdtn.
888 Seventh Ave.
45th Fl
NYC 10106
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Ilene Mack
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Private
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Assets: $65M Grants: $24.1M
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Higher education, minority groups
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Grant guidelines
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