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Grants Available for African American Communities in Appalachia
Foundation: Foundation for Appalachian Ohio
The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio and the African American Community Fund invite nonprofit and government organizations to submit grants for a program or project serving African American communities in Appalachian Ohio's 32 counties.
The I'm a Child of Appalachia(r) Fund will award grants up to $10,000.
Grants will be available starting Sept. 7, 2021. For additional information and applications, go to www.AppalachianOhio.org/AACF. Deadline for submissions is October, 12.
Selected Grant News Headlines
A customized collection of grant news from foundations and the federal government from around the Web.
Leadership Academy is a participatory leadership development program for mid-level administrative and academic faculty and staff members at the UO.The 2025-26 academy includes a kickoff event in...more
The program, which launched in 2008, serves children in the Tri-Valley area as well as Contra Costa, Santa Clara and San Joaquin counties.The programs focus on literacy, science, technology,...more
More than 100 people recognised for their work in the arts and creative industries.National Gallery director Gabriele Finaldi, Royal Academy of Arts president Rebecca Salter among those to receive...more
The Winchester School of Art has been at the forefront of art and design creativity and innovation for over 150 years.The school comprises three departments: Fashion & Textiles, Art Media &...more
The music program "Turn It Up" allows young music students to perform popular rock songs at a real music venue."Getting kids an opportunity to reach out beauty and find people their age and their...more
Udaipur, January 4, 2025 - A group of music enthusiasts, Suron Ki Mandali, has written a letter to District Collector Arvind Poswal.The group has assured that there will be no inconvenience caused...more
Creative Sonoma's leadership benefits schools and artists in the county.A grant program provides funding for school districts to create strategic arts plans.The Emerging Artists Incubator at the...more
A Look Back at How the Lewis Prize for Music Empowered Young People.The five-year, $20 million initiative committed to driving equitable systems change.The prize granted $2 million to 32 creative...more
Mayor Josh Morgan's 2025 New Year's honour list.Western graduates Clark Bryan and Maureen Spencer Golovchenko are also among the 2025 honourees.Crooks was the founding director of Western's Centre...more
Arts One Presents was born out of the legacy of Springdale's Arts Center of the Ozarks.The organization lends props and costumes to assist community and school productions.It curates art...more
Social Entrepreneurship
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Social Entrepreneurs Who Don’t Self-Define as Social Entrepreneurs
Village Capital announced the winners of the $50,000 prize awarded to social entrepreneurs who don’t “self-define as social entrepreneurs”. The winners didn’t start out thinking of themselves as social enterprises.
