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This map displays the distribution of the most recent support by U.S. foundations to aid those affected by the downturn. Drill down to see the details. |
Best ARRA Funding ResourcesThe Foundation Center has collected the best resources on how nonprofits may be able to access stimulus package funding. This map connects you to information about funding and other opportunities by state. In Their Own WordsFoundation Giving Forecast Many foundations have publicly announced their plans for how they will respond to the economic crisis. We've compiled an overview of these announcements and related news from the Center's Philanthropy News Digest and other sources.
PubHub ReportsReports from PubHub relating to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.Electronic Release of Clinical Laboratory Results: A Review of State and Federal Policy Benchmarking 2009: Trends in Education Philanthropy |
Philanthropy In/Sight: DetroitUse this interactive map to visualize who's giving and who's getting grants in metropolitan Detroit, a region of the U.S. hit hard by the recession.
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Based on a review of state and federal laws and interviews with stakeholders, examines various approaches to permitting the release of test results and issues and implications for implementing health information technology and health information exchange.
Based on a survey of GFE members, examines how the economic crisis and expanded federal investments in education have affected funding, priorities, strategies, and challenges. Highlights trends in collaborations, innovation, and policy engagement.
Foundation giving will likely decline by more than 10 percent in 2009 according to survey findings released by the Foundation Center. Based on responses of close to 600 foundations, Foundations' Year-end Outlook for Giving and the Sector also finds that continued reductions are expected in 2010.
