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Grants for Emergency Needs: a Sampling

January 7, 2010 | Read Time: 1 minute

AKRON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

To provide shelter to homeless women and children: $25,000 to Access (Akron, Ohio)

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY

To save perishable foods and distribute them to charitable food programs: $50,000 to Feeding America (Chicago)

BANK OF AMERICA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION


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To connect low-income people with the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly named the Food Stamp Program: $1-million to Feeding America (Chicago)

BOEING COMPANY CHARITABLE TRUST

To help poor families become financially stable: $275,000 to the Orange County United Way (Irvine, Calif.)

DANIELS FUND

For a program that provides hotel vouchers and supportive services for homeless people: $150,000 to the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless (Denver)


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FOOD LION CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

To feed hungry children: $20,000 to the Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina (Winston-Salem)

HUMANA FOUNDATION

To feed hungry people in Atlanta and North Georgia: $100,000 to the Atlanta Community Food Bank

KOHL’S DEPARTMENT STORES


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To feed 2,775 Milwaukee-area children each day: $225,000 to Hunger Task Force (Milwaukee)

LAKE COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

To bolster its emergency feeding network in Lake County, Ill.: $30,000 to the Northern Illinois Food Bank (St. Charles)

LEON LEVINE FOUNDATION

For a project to house chronically homeless people in Charlotte, N.C., in a new apartment building: $500,000 to the Urban Ministry Center (Charlotte)


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VIRGINIA G. PIPER CHARITABLE TRUST

To help arts and cultural groups in California’s Maricopa County that are struggling financially: $1-million to bedivided among 37 organizations

SACRAMENTO REGION COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

To meet basic human needs: $100,000 to be divided among 10 nonprofit organizations in the Sacramento area

—Compiled by Eugene McCormack


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