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I. Servicios de
base de datos |
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Community of Science |
Esta base de datos se
compone de tres areas:
-COS Funding Opportunities:
para identificar fuentes de
fondos.
-COS Expertise: para
busqueda e identificacion de
perfiles de investigadores/as
de 1,600 instituciones.
-Cas Profile: para preparar
perfiles de investigadores/as
Para inscribirse:
http://registration.cos.com/cos/basic.html
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FundSource |
Base
de datos, libre de costo,
que incluye informacion y
enlaces sobre programas
federales, fundaciones y
organizaciones
internacionales queofrecen
apoyo a la investigacion en
las ciencias sociales. Este
servicio se creo con el
apoyo de la National Science
Foundation (NSF) y la
American Psychological
Association (APA).
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GrantsNet |
Servicio gratuito de
busqueda de fuentes de
fondos en las areas de
ciencias y educacion
subgraduada. Auspiciado por
Howard Hughes Medical
Institute (HHMI) y Advancing
Science, Serving Society
(AAAS). |
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SpinPlus |
Base
de datos para identificar
fuentes de fondos en
agencies federales,
fundaciones privadas
norteamericanas e
internacionales. Permite
preparar perfiles a 105
investigadores/as suscritos/as
al sistema yfunciona como un
registro de talento y
peritaje institucional a ser
utilizado en la industria y
la academia para crear
alianzas en la investigacion
y la actividad creativa.
Funciona tambien como un
sistema electronico de
avisos de disponibilidad de
fondos. La informacion sobre
areas de interes del
investigador/a se recoge a
traves de GENIUS y se
utiliza para parearla con la
base de datos SPIN. Los/as
investigadores/as reciben
105 avisos mediante correo
electronico.
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II. Servicios de
notificación de
disponibilidad de fondos |
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Federal Register |
The
U.S. Government Printing
Office disseminates official
information from all three
branches of the Federal
Government.
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Grants.gov |
Grants.gov allows
organizations to
electronically find and
apply for more than $400
billion in Federal grants.
Grants.gov is THE single
access point for over 1,000
grant programs offered by
all Federal grant making
agencies. The U.S.
Department of Health and
Human Services is proud to
be the managing partner for
Grants.gov, an initiative
that is having an
unparalleled impact on the
grant community |
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My NSF |
National Science
Foundation |
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NCERQA |
United States Environmental
Protection Agency |
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NIH
Guide for Grants and
contracts |
Medical &
Behavioral Research Grant
Policies, Guidelines &
Funding Opportunities
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The
Chronicle of Philantropy |
The Newspaper of the
Non-Profit World. |
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Foundation Center Bulletin |
The
Foundation Center offers the
following free newsletters
exclusively to registered
visitors:
Arts
Funding Watch
Education Funding Watch
Health
Funding Watch
Marketplace Updates
PND
News Alerts
PND
Job Alerts
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European Foundation Center |
To
promote and underpin the
work of foundations and
corporate funders active in
and with Europe. |
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Fundsnet |
A
powerful nonprofit site with
extensive links and
information about
grantmakers, resources and
news.
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Internet Prospector |
See the
Prospector's
guide to using
search
for foundation searching.
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III.
Departamento de Educación
y otras agencias federales
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Administration on Children,
Youth and Families (ACYF) |
Professional development and
training grants for
institutions of higher
education with experience
and capibility in educating
and preparing professionals. |
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Fund
for the improvement
of Postsecundary Education (FIPSE)
(U.S. Department of
Education)
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Support for grants or enter
into cooperative agreements
to improve postsecundary
education opportunities. It
encourages reforms,
innovations…Affords an
opportunity for States and
partnerships receiving
grants to address the
challenge of America`s
teacher shortage. |
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Institute of Education
Science (IES)
(U.S. Department of
Education) |
The Institute of Education
Sciences (Institute)
describes the research and
postdoctoral research
training programs that are
funded through its
National Center for
Education Research.
The Institute invites
applications for research
projects that will
contribute to its education
research programs in Reading
and Writing; Mathematics and
Science Education; Teacher
Quality; Education
Leadership; Education
Policy, Finance, and
Management; Interventions
for Struggling Adolescent
and Adult Readers; Cognition
and Student Learning; High
School Reform; and
Postsecondary Education. |
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Departamento de Educación de
Puerto Rico, fondos de
Título II.
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No tiene pagina
electrónica propia, pero la
ley que autoriza estos
fondos (Ver el enlace)
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National
Corporation for Community
Service
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The
Corporation for National and
Community Service plays a
vital role in supporting the
American culture of
citizenship, service and
responsibility. |
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National Endowment for the
Humanities (NEH)
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According to their website,
they are "the largest funder
of
humanities
programs in the
United
States."http://www.neh.gov/
The
endowment
accomplishes this mission by
providing grants for
high-quality humanities
projects in four funding
areas: preserving and
providing access to cultural
resources, education,
research, and public
programs.
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National Institutes of
Health (NIE)
(U.S. Depatment of Health)
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Official website of the
National Institutes of
Health (NIH).
NIH is one of the
world's foremost medical
research centers.
Health Information
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health.nih.gov/
Grants ∓ Funding
Opportunities
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grants.nih.gov/grants/
Institutes, Centers &
Offices
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www.nih.gov/icd/
Research Training &
Scientific ...
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www.nih.gov/science/ |
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Office
of Elementary and Secondary
Education (OESE)
(U.S.
Department of Education)
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Support is provided to
enhance the school readiness
of young children,
particularly disadvantaged
young children and to
prevent them from
encountering difficulties
once they enter school. |
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Office
of Innovation and
Improvement (OII)
(U.S.
Department of Education)
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Encourages the development
and expansion of alternative
routes to full State teacher
certification, as well as
the recriutment and
retention of highly
qualified mid career
professors. |
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Office
of Special Education and
Rehabilitive Services
(OSERS)
(U.S.
Department of Education)
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Helps
to address state-identified
needs for qualified
personnel, in special
education, related services,
early intervention and
regular education…. |
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Office
of Vocational and Adult
Education (OVAE)
(U.S.
Department of Education)
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Promotes academic
achievement through the
creation or expansion of
small, safe and succesful
learning. Grants are
provided to carry out
tech-prep education projects
that involve the location of
asecondary chool on site of
a community college. |
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OSERS
Personnel Preparation for
Special Education |
The
program
provides
funding
to hire
and
train
qualified
personnel
in
special
education
and
related
services,
early
intervention,
and
regular
education
to work
with
children
with
disabilities.
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ALCOHOL/DROGAS |
Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services
Administration-US Department
of Health |
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ARTE Y CULTURA |
National Endowment for the
Arts |
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CONTROL Y PREVENCION |
Department of Health and
Human Services-Centers for
Disease and Control
Prevention |
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EDUCACION |
Ed.gov-U.S.
Department of Education
promoting educational
excellence. |
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JUSTICIA |
National Criminal Justice
Service Center |
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SALUD |
Health Resources Services
Administration (HRSA)-US
Department of Health
Education |
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VIVIENDA |
Viviendas y
Comunidades-Departamento de
Vivienda y Desarrollo Urbano
de los E.E.U.U |
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IV. Fundaciones y otras
fuentes de fondos en los
E.E.U.U. |
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Association of Teacher
Educators
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An award is given to
recognize and honor
outstanding teacher
education programs
thatexemplify collaboration
between local education and
institutions of higher
education programs.
Encourage outstanding
investigations influencing
teacher education and/or
student learning. |
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AT & T Foundation
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Grants are awarded to
education projects that
focus on: improving the
quality of teaching and
learning through the
effective use of technology,
developing workforce
skills…The sponsor supports
k-12 and higher education. |
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Barbara Bush Foundation for
Family Literacy
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Seeks to develop or
expand projects that are
designed to support the
development of literacy
skills for adult primary
care givers and their
children. |
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Bella
Vista Foundation |
Early childhood
development grants |
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Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation
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Grants are given in four
primary program areas:
Global Health, Education,
Global Libraries, and
Pacific Northwest. The Bill
& Melinda Gates Foundation’s
Education Program does not
accept unsolicited letters
of inquiry or proposals. |
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Braitmayer Foundation
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The Foundation is
interested in K-12 education
throughout the United States.
Of particular interest are:
Curricular and school reform
initiatives.
Preparation of and
professional development
opportunities for teachers,
particularly those which
encourage people of high
ability and diverse
background to enter and
remain in K-12 teaching.
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Carnegie Corporation of New
York
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This program has three
areas of focus: advancing
literacy, urban school
reform, and higher education.
Suppots non profit
organizations for education
reform. |
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Citigroup Foundation
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Support to organizations
that contribute to the
vitality of communities
worldwide, with programs in
finantial eduaction,
education and building
communities…. |
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Coca-Cola Foundation
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Supports educational
programs primarily within
three main areas: higher
education, classroom
teaching and learning, and
international education.
Program supports
scholarships. |
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Dana (Charles A.) Foundation
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Education grants support
dissemination of leading
edge innovations for
educating and nurturing
children from pre-kindergarten
through high school. |
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Educational Testing Service |
ETS and the TOEFL® Board
sponsor nine TOEFL grants
and awards each year for
work in: Foreign or second
language research, teaching,
or assessment on
International higher
education . |
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General Electric Foundation
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Committed to building a
world where all children
have the opportunity to
learn and thrive, the GE
Foundation focuses on
improving access, equity and
quality of education in
targeted GE communities.
Research-based grant
initiatives, they partner
with schools and
organizations to develop
high-impact efforts.
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Independence Community
Foundation |
Grants program in
education |
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International Reading
Association
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Supports the planning
and creation of Professional
Development projects. Award
for outstanding college or
university teacher of
reading methods or reading
related courses. IRA honors
educators, authors, and
others involved in reading
and literacy efforts through
nearly 40 awards and grants. |
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Microsoft Partners in
Learning
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The Microsoft Partners
in Learning project is a
professional learning
project relating to online
learning, particularly that
which supports the design,
delivery and support of
online extension and
enrichment programs with a
specific focus on highly
able/gifted students. An
early childhood and primary
example of this type of
program is Ad Astra. This
project is open to
Department of Education
teachers.
An objective of the
Microsoft Partners in
Learning Program is to
develop the capacity of
schools and clusters to
provide online extension
programs in support of the
Essential Learnings. A
requirement of the program
is that each school commit
to the program by providing
an opportunity for teachers
involved to lead an online
collaborative project at
school and/or cluster level
as part of the professional
learning program. A
Memorandum of Understanding
with each participating
school will underpin the
program. |
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Milken Family Foundation
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The sponsor is commited
to strengthening the
profesion by recognizing and
rewarding outstanding
educators. |
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Peter M. Goodrich Memorial
Foundation
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The Foundation will give
priority to operating grants
focused in the following
areas:
1. Higher Education The
Foundation will support
selected educational
institutions where the
company recruits for its
workforce or where technical
research is conducted. In
addition, grant making will
also focus on institutions
with specific academic areas
of science and engineering
that educate the technical
workforce.
2. Elementary/Secondary
Education (K-12) The
Foundation will consider
proposals designed to
restructure the educational
system to better educate all
students. The Foundation
intends to support efforts
that take a comprehensive
approach to education reform
rather than addressing
issues on a piecemeal basis.
3. Adult Education.The
Foundation is supportive of
programs that promote adult
education and welfare-to-work
training and education.
These programs may be
supported through community
colleges or civic, community
and human services
organizations.
4. The Foundation supports
educational institutions
with matching funds under
the company's Partners in
Giving Program.
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Prudential Foundation
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The Prudential
Foundation provides support
to innovative direct-service
programs that address the
needs of communities in
three areas: Ready to Learn,
Ready to Work, Ready to Live.
Ready to Learn funds
initiatives that strengthen
public education at the
elementary school level.
Emphasis is put on systemic
school reform; improving
teacher and educational
leadership skills;
increasing parental
involvement; arts education;
early childhood care and
education; and bolstering
literacy in the early years.
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Spencer Foundation
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Provides funding for
investigations that promise
to yield new knowledge about
education in the United
States or abroad. |
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Subaru of America Foundation,
Inc.
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Support for projects
concerning education for
children in grades K12.
Foundation seeks to fund
programs that: Promote
positive attitudes toward
learning. Encourage
development of skills that
will help children and youth
succeed in school. Promote
positive attitudes,
understanding and
appreciation for the diverse
society.
Provide professional
training and development for
teachers.
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TESOL International Research
Foundation
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Provides doctoral
dissertation and
conventional research grants
for research to inform
educational policy, improve
classroom practice, and
expend opportunities for
individuals. |
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The Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
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The Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation provides grants
for projects in the United
States and U.S. territories
that advance our mission to
improve the health and
health care of all Americans.
For projects to be eligible
for funding they must:
Address the objectives of
one or more of the
Foundation's current
interest areas: Addiction
Prevention & Treatment,
Building Human Capital,
Childhood Obesity,
Disparities, Health
Insurance Coverage, Nursing,
Pioneer, Public Health,
Quality Health Care, Tobacco
Use & Exposure, Vulnerable
Populations.
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The William & Flora Hewlett
Foundation
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Grant making within the
Education Program is divided
into five priority areas
that reflect strategically-developed
approaches to help improve
the quality and equality of
education in the United
States and throughout the
world. Letters of inquiry (LOI)
typically are accepted at
any time during the year in
the areas of Improving
Instruction, California K-12
Reform, California Community
College Reform, and Open
Educational Resources.
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The William Randolph Hearst
Foundations
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The William Randolph
Hearst Foundations assist
institutions in providing
opportunities to underserved
and underrepresented
populations. The Hearst
Foundations support efforts
that ensure students access
to a quality education.
Preference is given to
institutions of higher
education, particularly in
the fields of teaching and
health care. |
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Toyota USA Foundation
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Support is provided to
US. Tax exempt organizations
including colleges and
universities, to improve the
quality of K-12 education
with aprimary interest in
maths and science. |
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Wallace Foundation |
Support is provided to
programs that enable
institutions to expand
learning and enrichment
opportunities for all people
in three main areas: arts
participation, education
leadership, and out of
school learning. |
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William T. Grant Foundation
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Supports intervention
research to improve youth-serving
organizations, such as
schools and community-based
organizations, or their
subunits, such as classrooms
and after-school program
sites |
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V. Fundaciones en Puerto
Rico |
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Instituto de Cultura |
Ayudas
económicas y técnicas
otorgadas a través de los
programas que funcionan
año en año, por medio de
convocatorias, bajo los
siguientes componentes
programáticos:
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Fondos
Unidos |
Toda institución sin fines
de lucro que atienda
necesidades de índole social
o de salud en la comunidad
puertorriqueña puede
solicitar fondos. El proceso
de evaluación de solicitudes
de donativo es anual, y
comienza con una
convocatoria al programa
regular de Fondos Unidos.
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Fundación Comunitaria de
Puerto Rico |
La política general de
donativos de la Fundación
Comunitaria de Puerto Rico
se fundamenta en el auspicio
económico de aquellos
proyectos que llevan a cabo
organizaciones no
pecuniarias cuya finalidad
principal sea promover el
desarrollo económico,
educativo y cultural de las
comunidades en Puerto Rico
con énfasis en la juventud.
Los proyectos deberán
responder a las áreas
programáticas de la
Fundación. |
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Fundación del Banco Popular |
Aportación
de recursos en tres áreas:
 Proyectos
de educación
Proyectos
para desarrollar la
comunidad
Becas para hijos de
empleados
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Fundación Puertorriqueña de
las Humanidades |
La
institución auspicia un
sinnúmero de proyectos
humanísticos que permiten
expandir los recursos
educativos que tiene la
comunidad para comprender el
significado de la propia
existencia humana y entender
el mundo en el que vive. La
FPH contribuye a responder a
las inquietudes y
preocupaciones intelectuales
que puede tener la comunidad.
Esto auspiciando una
variedad de proyectos
humanísticos como
conferencias ilustradas,
congresos, documentales,
programas radiales,
grabaciones, ensayos
fotográficos, exhibiciones
itinerantes y la realización
páginas cibernéticas y CD
ROM’s interactivos, |
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Fundación Ricky Martín |
The
Ricky Martin Foundation
advocates for the well being
of children around the globe
in critical areas such as
social justice, education
and health. |
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Fundación Ferré-Rangel |
La Fundación Ferré Rangel
considera propuestas que
apoyen los siguientes
renglones:
Bienestar de envejecientes,
Prevención del maltrato a
mujeres, niños y/o
animales,Conservación del
medio ambiente, Educación,
Mujeres embarazadas. |
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Fundación Angel Ramos |
La Fundación
Ángel Ramos
es una
organización
cuyo
propósito
primordial
es
fortalecer y
apoyar las
instituciones
sin fines de
lucro en
Puerto Rico
que
promueven
una mejor
calidad de
vida al
servir a las
comunidades
del país. La
Fundación
logra este
objetivo
mediante
donativos a
estas
organizaciones
y
actividades
de servicio
a la
comunidad
puertorriqueña.
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Fundación Chana y Samuel
Levis |
Facilita recursos para
actividades académicas,
mejoramiento de currículo,
actividades extra
curriculares, la
concienciación y
participación de la
comunidad, la prevención de
deserción escolar, el manejo
y resolución de conflictos y
el desarrollo profesional de
los maestros. |
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Fundación Carvajal |
Premia
a
instituciones
que
hayan
demostrado
un
compromiso
social
extraordinario
y
realizado
una
labor
meritoria
en
la
prestación
de
servicios
a
cualesquiera
de
las
siguientes
poblaciones
específicas:
- Niños
- Deambulantes
- Maltratados
- Autistas
- Déficit de atención e hiperactividad
- Mujeres y hombres
- Deambulantes
- Maltratados
- Envejecientes
- Adictos a sustancias controladas
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VI. Intercambios,
becas y oportunidades
docentes en el extranjero |
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Fullbright |
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Institute for International
Education |
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International Opportunities
Organization |
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Canada
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Otros: |
http://www.internationaldonors.org
http://www.fundsnetservices.com/internat.htm
http://wwww.cemefi.org/
http://www.usig.org
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VII. Recursos para
la estadística |
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Censo |
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Tendencias PR |
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