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Church Philanthropy for Native Americans and Other Minorities: A Guide to Multicultural Funding from Religious Sources. Meiners' Multicultural Grant Guides. Native American Series.

Meiners, Phyllis A.; Sanford, Greg A. – 1995

This directory is organized into two sections covering grant and loan programs from religious sources that fund causes related to basic human need, social justice, and self-determination for economically deprived and diverse peoples. The first section describes 67 grant programs from 10 denominations (Baptist, Catholic, Christian Church: Disciples…

Descriptors: American Indians, Church Programs, Donors, Financial Support

National Directory of Philanthropy for Native Americans Featuring Corporate, Foundation, and Religious Grant Makers.

Meiners, Phyllis A., Ed.; Sanford, Greg A. – 1992

This directory profiles 39 private sector grant makers that are prominent funders of Native American programs. Since this directory is national in scope, grant makers whose philanthrophy is limited to one state or a single metropolitan area are not included. The first section lists 24 private family charitable foundations established by wealthy…

Descriptors: American Indians, Church Programs, Corporate Support, Donors

Maintaining an Effective After School/Evening Youth Program When the Main Source of Financial Support Was Discontinued by Obtaining Assistance from Government Agencies, Private Sources, Community-Based Organizations, and Volunteers.

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Hall, Annette Frances – 1994

A practicum was designed to keep an after-school and evening youth center in operation in spite of the loss of the main source of financial support (i.e., the contributions of the founding church). The program director, youth ministries director for an urban parish, sought additional support and implemented various strategies to keep the program…

Descriptors: Adolescents, After School Centers, After School Programs, Church Programs