|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Provide increased access to cost-effective, case-managed and integrated primary care and substance abuse |
Homeless persons |
none listed |
Grants average $447,000 for one to five years |
deadline varies |
Health Care for the Homeless program, administered by the Health Services Review Administration (HSRA)
Monica Tommer at 303/594-4430
e-mail:
mtommerz@hrsa.gov
www.hrsa.gov/
grants.htm |
|
Psychiatric inpatient/ outpatient hospital services |
Persons eligible for Indian Health Services |
none listed |
none listed |
Sept. 30, 2000 |
Phoenix Area Indian Health Service, Division of Acquisition Management (SOL RFP 820)
Rudolph Buckman, Contracting Officer
602/364-5015; or Sharon Cavanaugh, Contract Administrator, at 602/364-5017
e-mail:
sharon.cavanaugh@
mail.ihs.gov
www.ihs.gov |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Improve health care |
Minorities, elderly, uninsured, youth |
nonprofit organizations |
In 1998, the fund distributed $15 million. |
no application deadline |
Commonwealth Fund
Adrienne Fisher, Director of Grants Management, at phone: 212/606-3500
e-mail:
nb@cmwf.org
or visit
www.cmwf.org |
|
Research |
Interdisciplinary Behavioral Science Centers for Mental Health (IBSC) which work on collaborative, hypothesis-driven basic research activities that will extend the most cutting-edge theories and approaches in basic behavioral science to incorporate current approaches in neuroscience. |
Eligible applicants include domestic, for-profit and non-profit organizations, public and private, such as universities, colleges, hospitals, Laboratories, units of State and local governments, and eligible agencies of the Federal government. Foreign institutions are not eligible. |
Full-scale Centers are limited to $1.5 million direct costs in any one year for five or more individual research projects as well as for core support for up to five years. Start-up Centers are limited to $600,000 direct costs in any one year, for three or more individual research projects as well as for core support for up to five years. |
Letter of Intent Receipt Date: November 27,2000
Application Receipt Date: January 24, 2001 |
National Institute of Mental Health
PA NUMBER: PAR-00-130
Mary Ellen Oliveri, Ph.D.
Chief, Behavioral Science Research Branch
Division of Neuroscience and Basic
Behavioral Science
National Institute of Mental Health
6001 Executive Blvd., Room 7220, MSC 9651
Bethesda, MD 20892-9651
(Express/courier service: Rockville, MD 20852)
Phone: 301/443-3942
Fax: 301/443-9876
e-mail:
moliveri@nih.gov
http://grants.nih.gov/
grants/guide/pa-files/
PAR-00-130.html |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Research |
Secondary data analysis related to alcohol-related treatment and prevention programs. |
Eligible applicants include domestic and foreign, public and private for profit and nonprofit organizations, universities, colleges, hospitals, labs and federal, state and local government agencies. |
up to $250,000/year for up to 5 years or research projects; up to $100,000/year for exploratory/ developmental projects |
May 24, 2003 |
Full announcement: www.grants.nih.gov/
grants/guide/pa-files/
PA-00-100.html
Application kit: 301/435-0714 or
www.grants.nih.gov/
grants/forms.htm
Questions:
Harold Perl
Phone: 301/443-0788
Fax: 301/443-8774
e-mail:
hperl@willco.
niaa.nih.gov |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Support conferences on issues relevant to health services research. |
Conferences that;
a) define issues or problems in the delivery of health services and develop a research agenda or strategy for studying them;
b) address methodological and technical issues of major importance; or
c) provide research information. |
Nonprofit organizations, such as: academic institutions, agencies of state and local government, and private research and service organizations and foundations |
$50,000 or less |
Ongoing |
A "concept letter" must be sent to AHCRQ prior to an application. Send letters to the Agency for Health Care Research and Quality, Office of Scientific Affairs, Small Grant Programs, (PA No. PAR-96-015)
2101 East Jefferson St., Suite 400,
Rockville, MD 20852
Attn: Conference
To receive an application, contact the Center for Scientific Review
National Institutes of Health
6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 3034, MSC 7762
Bethesda, MD 20892-7762
301/435-0714
e-mail: girg@drgpo.
drgih.gov.
For more information, visit www.ahcpr.gov/
fund/96015.htm |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Integrate health and behavioral health for children/ adolescents and their families |
Specific information not yet available. Watch this space for more information. |
|
|
1/31/01 |
HCFA
www.hrsa.gov/
grantsf.htm |
|
Recognize excellence and courage in the mental health community |
Individuals whose accomplish- ments in the areas of psychiatry, primary care community service and destigmatization have helped give new hope to those suffering from clinical depression. The program also honors those people who have overcome depression to lead fulfilling and productive lives |
Person must work to positively affect depression, in himself or others. |
$5,000 to $7,500 given to the awardee’s charity of choice |
November 30, 2000 |
Eli Lilly
800/463-6440
RFP Link: www.elililly.com/
about/excellence/
we_honor/
categories.html |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Recognize leaders whose innovations, accomplish- ments, and compassion often go unrecognized. |
To honor individuals who work to improve effective community-based nonprofit programs. |
Individuals who are in mid-career (typically, this means no less than five and no more than fifteen years of work in the field of community health). |
$100,000 award ($95,000 for program support and $5,000 as a personal stipend) |
Letter of Intent Deadline: September 16, 2000
Nomination Packet Deadline: November 12, 2000 |
Robert Wood Johnson
Community Health Leadership Program
30 Winter Street, Suite 920
Boston, MA 02108
617/426-9772
RFP Link: www.community
healthleaders.org/
nominate.htm |
|
Prevention/ Education |
Community aid and social service agencies with an emphasis on substance abuse prevention and literacy training. |
Nonprofit organizations |
$1,000 to $20,000 per grant |
no application deadline |
The Verizon Foundation
GTE Foundation
1255 Corporate Drive
Irving, TX 75038
888/483-3547
www.gte.com/
AboutGTE/
Community
and
www.verizon.com/
foundation |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Clinical Training Fellowship Program |
Minority Medical Students in
Substance Abuse Research and Treatment |
Medical students who are United States citizens enrolled in accredited programs in the United States leading to the M.D. or D.O. degrees. Candidates must be members of groups considered to be under- represented in medicine by the Association of American Medical Colleges. |
not stated |
not stated |
National Medical Fellowships, Inc.
www.nmf-online.org
212/714-0933 |
|
Substance Abuse Treatment |
Integrate effective tobacco treatment as part of basic care and evaluate systems changes aimed at reducing rates of
tobacco use among managed care patients. |
Managed Care Plans |
not stated |
Letters of intent: December 1, 2000.
|
Addressing Tobacco in Managed Care (ATMC) (Round Two)
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Route 1 and College Road East
PO Box 2316
Princeton, NJ 08543-2316
email:
mail@rwjf.org |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Drug Treatment |
Seeks proposals of interest to treating providers in the fields of criminal justice and substance abuse. |
Nonprofits |
up to $25,000 |
October 1, 2000 |
The Drug Policy Foundation
DPF Grant Program
www.dpf.org |
|
Research |
Establish American/Alaska Native research centers. |
Federally recognized tribes, tribal consortia and nonprofit Indian health organizations sanctioned by tribal government who are/will partner with academic research centers/ universities. |
$1.5 million for up to 5 grants |
December 12, 2000 |
Indian Health Service and
National Institute of General Medical Sciences at NIH
Dr. William Freeman, IHS Research Program
Twinbrook Metro Plaza, Rm. 450
12300 Twinbrook Parkway
Rockville, MD 29852
301/443-0578
wfreeman@
hqe.ihs.gov |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Services and Community Development |
Economic development opportunities for women. |
nonprofit organizations with 501c3 status in regions where Avon is a major employer |
total of $2.5 million available, with a grant range of $1,000 to $3,000. |
no application deadline |
Avon Products Foundation
212/282-7000;
or visit www.avon.com
/about/women/
foundation/
foundation.html
|
|
Research |
The processes and mechanisms regarding the how and when of human emotion. |
None stated |
From $25,000 to $250,000 per year. |
Not stated |
National Institute of Mental Health
PA-00-105 and PA-00-106
Diana Trunnel
301/443-2805
email: Diana_Trunnell
@nih.gov
http://grants.nih.gov
/grants/guide
/pa-files
/PA-00-105.html |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Services and Research |
Improve the physical, mental, and moral condition of humanity. |
Must have IRS charitable organization designation. |
From $10,000 to $1 million |
Ongoing. Most funding decisions made in December. |
Ambrose Monell Foundation
George Rowe jr., President
1 Rockefeller Plaza, Ste. 301
New York, NY 10020-2002
212/586-0700
www.monellvetlesen
.org
|
|
Services |
children |
nonprofits, K-12 and higher education programs |
$5 million awarded in 1998 |
ongoing |
George Baker Trust
767 5th Ave., #2850
New York, NY 10153
212/755-1890 |
|
Services |
disadvantaged children |
|
|
open |
Annie E. Casey Foundation
410/547-6600
email: webmail@accf.org |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Social Change |
address societal and environmental problems |
nonprofit 501c3, grassroots organizations with budgets under $250,000 |
$1,001 to $15,000 |
open |
Ben & Jerry’s Foundation
Rebecca Golden, Foundation Director
802/846-1500
www.benjerry.com/
foundation/
index.html |
|
Services |
purchase managed care services for vulnerable populations; support development of new service delivery and financing models under Medicaid managed care; reduce the harm caused by substance abuse |
state and county purchasers of Medicaid managed care, managed care organizations, local governments, consumer organizations, research groups |
$20.9 million available |
open |
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
www.rwjf.org/
grant/jgrant.htm
Edward H. Robbins, Proposal Manager
PO Box 2316
Princeton, NJ 08543-2316
609/452-8701
email: mail@rwjf.org |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Research |
prevent alcohol abuse and alcoholism |
|
|
Feb. 1 and Sept. 15, annually |
Alcoholic Beverage Medical Research Foundation
www.abmrf.org/
grants.html
A.A. Pawlowski, PhD, Vice President
Alcohol Beverage Medical Research Foundation
1122 Kenilworth Drive, Suite 407
Baltimore, MD 21204-2189
410/821-7066 |
|
New, donated supplies for office, computer, personal care, janitors, etc. |
nonprofit programs that treat mental health problems |
must pay annual dues ranging from $395 - $575 |
average recipient gets $2,500 worth of supplies/ catalog |
new catalog published every 10 weeks |
National Association for the Exchange of Industrial Resources
800/562-0955 |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Research |
early identification and treatment of mental disorders in children and youth |
|
not listed |
not listed |
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
http://grants.nih.gov/
grants/guide/pa-files/
PA-00-094.html
Diana Trunnell, 301/443-2805 or Diana_Trunnell
@nih.gov |
|
Research |
early identification of depression, comorbid with disruptive behavior problems in children under 12 years. |
|
2 yrs: up to $50,000/yr
3 yrs: up to $125,000/yr
5 yrs: up to $350,000/yr |
letter of intent by Aug 18, 2000 and application by Sept. 18, 2000 |
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
RFA MH-01-002
http://grants.nih.gov/
grants/guide/rfa-files/
RFA-MH-01-002.html |
|
Research |
integrative and developmental approaches to predisposition to or protection from drug abuse |
|
|
Oct. 1, 2000 |
National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
www.grants.nih.gov
Meyer Glantz at 301/443-6543 or email mg115g@nih.gov |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Conference expenses |
knowledge dissemination re: substance abuse and mental health treatment and prevention services and systems |
domestic conferences |
supports up to 75% (max of $50,000) of total direct costs |
open with annual due dates of Jan. 10, May 10, and Sept. 10 |
SAMHSA
Program Announcement No. 98-090
www.samhsa.gov
Guidance for Applicants: Knowledge Exchange Network (KEN) at 800/789-2647 |
|
Services |
minorities, elderly, youth |
nonprofits |
$15 million in 1998 |
open |
Commonwealth Fund
www.cmwf.org
Adrienne Fisher, Director of Grants Management at 212/606-3500 or email: nb@cmwf.org |
|
Services |
disadvantaged children ages 1 – 12 and families |
|
|
ongoing |
Hasbro Children’s Foundation
32 W. 23rd St., New York, NY 10010
212/645-2400 |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Services
Prevention |
education, youth services, arts |
nonprofit |
$5,000 - $25,000/ grant |
open |
Equitable Foundation
Kathleen Carlson, President
1290 Avenue of the Americas, 13th Floor
New York, NY 10104 |
|
Housing, neighborhood revitalization |
housing and community developments |
nonprofit |
1,300 grants totaling $33 million in 1998 |
open |
Fannie Mae Foundation
www.fanniemae
foundation.org
202/274-8000 |
|
Services
Prevention |
delinquency prevention, child abuse prevention, child development, family and human services, services for disabled and economically disadvantaged |
nonprofit |
|
ongoing |
Adidas America Charitable Giving
Nonprofit Review Committee
PO Box 4015
Beaverton, OR 97076
phone: 503/972-2300, ext.4032
fax: 503/972-2450 |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Educate, raise awareness or inform the public and other journalists regarding mental health. Generate public knowledge and information to benefit the mental health field and the public. |
journalists |
need 2 years experience in print or broadcast journalism |
$10,000/yr |
5/7/2001 |
Carter Center
www.cartercenter.org
/mhfellowships.html |
|
Scientific research |
causes, cures, treatments, and prevention, primarily for schizophrenia, depressions, and bipolar disorders |
funds scientists in universities and medical research institutions |
substantial |
open |
National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia and Depression (NARSAD)
www.narsad.org |
|
Research on early identification and treatment of mental health disorders |
children and adolescents |
public and private for-profits and nonprofits—foreign and domestic. |
up to $125,000 and $250,000 per year for up to 5 years for direct costs |
deadlines in application kit |
National Institute of
Health (NIH)
301/435-0713
Editha Nottlemann
301/443-9734
www.grants.nih.gov
/grants/forms.htm |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Help people become self-sufficient |
those with disabilities, the aged, disadvantaged, and homeless |
|
|
|
Atkinson Foundation
1100 Grundy Lane,
Ste. 140
San Bruno, CA
94066-3030
650/876-0222
atkinfdn@aol.com |
|
Neuroscience research |
memory and brain disorders and technological innovations |
basic researchers, clinical scientists, physicians in the early stages of their careers |
$44.5 million over next 10 years |
May – Nov, 2000
check website |
The McKnight Foundation
600 TCF Tower
121 S. Eighth St.
Minneapolis, MN 55402
612/333-4220
www.mcknight.org
/neuroscience |
|
Service delivery |
open |
get AT&T employees involved |
$83 million annually |
generally unsolicited, but check www to submit.
send letter |
AT&T Foundation
32 Avenue of the Americas, 24th floor
New York, NY 10012
212/381-4801
www.att.com |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Implementation |
youth crime prevention |
pilot programs |
$5,000 - $20,000 |
any time
applications online |
Wendy Kuest
Do Right Foundation
852 Fifth Avenue, Suite 215
San Diego, CA 92101
619/235-5634
www.doright.org/
app.html |
|
Social services programs |
mental health and homeless |
|
$1 million annually |
open
send letter |
James R. Dougherty Jr. Foundation
P.O. Box 640
Beeville, TX 78104-0640 |
|
Small organizations and pilot programs |
at-risk youth, families, Native Americans |
|
$20,000-$100,000 |
no deadlines
call to request proper format |
Educational Foundation of America
35 Church Lane
Westport, CT 06880-3515
203/226-6498, x.100 |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Innovative local organizations |
open |
|
|
deadlines vary
write for guidelines |
Ford Foundation
320 East 43 Street
New York, NY 10017 |
|
Mental health |
education, neighborhood improvement, economic development, youth development, community problem solving, providing assistance to disadvantaged people |
nonprofit in a community where Gannett owns newspaper or TV station |
$8 million annually |
no deadlines
quarterly review by local Gannett CEO |
Gannett Foundation
1100 Wilson Blvd, 30th floor
Arlington, VA 22234
703/284-6000
www.gannett
foundation.org |
|
Open |
youth |
nonprofit organization |
$100 million annually |
3X per year
application online |
Coca-Cola Foundation
Grants Administrator
P.O. Drawer 1734
Atlanta, GA 30301
www.thecoca-colacompany.com |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Health and education |
interests of foundation |
|
$7.5 million annually |
no deadlines
must mail 2 page letter |
Charles A. Dana Foundation
745 5th Avenue #700
New York, NY 10151
212/223-4040
www.dana.org |
|
Education |
drug and crime prevention and safety issues |
in GenCorp company location, including Phoenix |
$3.2 million annually |
no deadlines |
GenCorp Foundation
Theresa Carter, Director
175 Ghent Road
Fairlawn OH 44333-3300
330/869-4289 (phone)
330/869-4227 (fax) |
|
Use to contact funding sources |
children |
no direct funding from this source |
$295 million to date |
depends on funder |
America’s Promise: Report to the Nation 1999
James Wendorf
NCLD
888/545-7510
www.ncld.org |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
|
Mental health policy and research projects |
send for, "The Work Ahead: New Guidelines for Grantmaking" |
|
$177 million in 2000 |
open |
John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation of Chicago
140 S. Dearborn St.
Chicago, IL 60603
312/726-8000
www.macfdn.org |
|
Services
Academic research |
address urgent community need related to: physically and mentally challenged, hunger, illiteracy |
UPS employee committees nominate local organizations |
$10,000 - $100,000 |
open |
UPS Foundation
Erica Webster, Executive Director
55 Glenlake Parkway NE
Atlanta, GA 30328
404/828-4393 |
|
Purpose |
Target
Population
and/or
Services |
Limitations |
Amount |
Timeframe to Apply |
Funded By |
