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See who's giving and getting grants in your field. Strengthen your search for funds with the Foundation Center's digital edition of Grants for Women & Girls.
This new Grant Guide reveals the scope of current foundation giving in the field. You'll find descriptions of over 11,000 grants worth almost $2 billion from more than 1,100 foundations. Grants for Women & Girls is essential for identifying prospective funders for general support or specific projects.
Each new digital-edition Grant Guide includes a keyword search tool, helpful indexes, links to Foundation Finder, our free web tool for important facts on prospects, and key statistics on funders—all in a convenient PDF format.
Purchase today for details on grants awarded for:
- arts programs
- athletics and recreation
- social research
- education
- elementary and secondary educational institutions for girls
- women's studies
- women's colleges
- vocational training and employment
- equal rights promotion
| - reproductive rights
- independence of the aging
- shelter programs for victims of domestic violence
- rape and abuse prevention and crisis services
- pregnancy programs
- health programs
- family planning
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Grants for Women & Girls is one of 25 subject-specific Grant Guides published by the Foundation Center.
You will be provided with a link to download this Grant Guide when you've completed the purchase. This publication is non-refundable.
December 2009
424 pages
$39.95
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