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All 2014 Grants 826CHI, Chicago, IL $50,000 towards the build-out of their new space for tutoring and creative writing About Face Theatre, Chicago, IL $5,000 for general operations Alexandrians In Volved Ecumenically, Alexandria, VA $5,000 for general support American Red Cross of Greater Chicago, Chicago, IL $5,000 for disaster fund Americans for the Arts, Washington, DC $10,000 to support the 2015 annual conference which will be held in Chicago Anti-Defamation League, New York, NY $100,000 for civil rights and education programs The ARK Chicago, IL $75,000 for The ARK Northwest The Art League Alexandria, VA $45,000 for outreach programs The Bushwick Starr, Brooklyn, NY $20,000 to support continuation of the Big Green Theater program at PS 123 AVODAH: The Jewish Service Corps Washington, DC $50,000 to support the 2014-2015 DC corps members BIG Baseball Academy (Best Instruction Guaranteed), Chicago, IL $5,000 for general support Blair Thomas & Company, Chicago, IL $20,000 to support marketing of the first Chicago International Puppet Theater Festival Business and Professional People for the Public Interest, Chicago, IL $10,000 for the free doula and home visiting program of the Altgeld-Riverdale Early Learning Initiative Capital Fringe, Washington DC $700,000 towards the capital campaign for their new building, plus $100,000 for general support Carpenter's Shelter, Alexandria, VA $5,000 for general support The Center for Documentary Studies Durham, NC $10,000 for The Tom Rankin Fund Endowment Center for Investigative Reporting Emeryville, CA $3 million over 4 years to support “Reveal” radio Centre for Investigative Journalism London, UK $408,000 for general operating funds and The Logan Symposium London Chicago HOPES for Kids, Chicago, IL $11,780 to provide after-school tutoring in homeless shelters and to cover the rent for one year in their new office Children First Fund: The Chicago Public Schools Foundation, Chicago, IL $15,000 to supply school-related needs of homeless and low-income students. The Ciesla Foundation Washington, DC $150,000 to complete shooting and editing of The Rosenwald Schools documentary film Coffee Kids, Chicago, IL $10,000 for general support Colage Seattle, WA $125,000 ($75,000 as an outright grant & $50,000 as a one-to-one match for new donors or increased donations from existing donors) for·strategic planning·and building infrastructure: Community Health Chicago, IL · · $175,000 for the Diabetes Management Program and an additional amount for mental health services and general support Community Lodgings, Alexandria, VA $5,000 for general support The CORA Foundation, Syracuse, NY $5,000 for support of ArtRage Gallery Dartmouth Films, London, England, $200,000 matching grant for a documentary film by John Pilger Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital Washington, DC $25,000 for the 2015 Opening Night screening and reception Fair Warning Encino, CA $50,000 for general operations First Amendment Coalition, San Rafael,, CA $100,000 matching grant to support the legal hotline service, strategic litigation, education and advocacy, and fundraising capacity Forest Woods Media Annapolis, MD $6,000 for·The Poet & The Poem from The Library of Congress Frame of Mind Films Albany, CA $500,000 for a documentary film about the Dalai Lama Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, Durham, NC $30,000 for the Reva and David Logan Film Maker Award Fund for Investigative Journalism Washington, DC $75,000 for grants for journalists IFutures Without Violence, San Francisco, CA $250,000 for a pilot program to prevent youth violence and bullying Gene Siskel Film Center, Chicago, IL $10,000 to sponsor the "Stranger Than Fictor" documentary film series in January 2015 Greater Chicago Food Depository, Chicago, IL $5,000 for general support The Honeycomb Project, Chicago, IL $2,500 for general support HotHouse, Chicago, IL $3,000 to support a multi-arts festival in Hyde Park Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago, IL $25,000 for 75th Anniversary CampaignHyde Park Art Center, Chicago, IL The Hypocrites Chicago, IL $2,500 for·“All Our Tragic" Inspiration Corporation, Chicago, IL $10,000 for general support Investigative Reporting Program of the University of California Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism Berkeley, CA $150,000 for general operations and for the Logan Symposium, plus an additional $250,000 for 2015/16 In Series Washington, DC $5,000 for literary commissioning for their 2014-2015 season Institute for the Next Jewish Future, Chicago, IL $5,000 challenge grant to support Jewish University Institute for Sustainable Economic Educational & Environmental Design (ISEED), Oakland, CA $100,000 for the Roses In Concrete Community School J Street, Washington, D.C., $5,000 for J Street Education Fund Kartemquin Films, Chicago, IL $50,000 to support their field building work and their efforts to safely and securely back-up their extensive archival materials Kids in Danger, Chicago, IL $25,000 for general support to improve children's product safety KSFR, Santa Fe, NM $75,000 grant + $25,000 challenge to support KSFR news Lawrence Hall Chicago, IL $100,000 for the Foster Care program Live It Learn It Washington, DC $50,000 for their experiential learning programs for 4th, 5th and 6th grade students Los Cenzontles San Pablo, CA $150,000 over 2 years to support marketing programs ,plus $15,000 for general operations Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation Baltimore, MD $10,000 to support·the 2014 Living Legacy Jazz Award Music & Memory, Mineola, NY $30,080 to purchase 640 iPod Shuffles for nursing home residents suffering from Alzheimer's National Building Museum, Washington, DC $5,000 for general support National Public Housing Museum, Chicago IL $25,000 fo sponsor "The Public Good" program series New York Public Radio New York, NY $120,000 for the production, editing and finishing of the Jazz Loft film Our Family Coalition San Francisco, CA $165,000 for program support Project Return, Milwaukee, WI $10,000 to underwrite the annual gala for their prison after care work Rivendell Theatre Ensemble Chicago, IL $5,000 for “Women at War" Sarah's Circle, Chicago, IL $12,500 to support expansion of art therapy programming for women who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law, Chicago, IL $12,500 to support advocacy around education, health care and school discipline issues. Scleroderma Foundation, Greater Chicago Chapter, Chicago, IL $8,000 for general support Sixth and I, Washington, DC $50,000 to sponsor MLK Shabbat in January and The Ten for Shavuot Smithsonian Associates, Washington, DC $23,500 to develop a 4-part program series about the design and development of Washington, DC Southern Documentary Fund, Durham, NC $10,000 for support of Sam Stephenson's documentary about the Big Ears music festival Split This Rock, Washington, D.C. $5,000 for general support Terralingua Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, Canada $30,000 for Langscape Theater J, Washington DC $50,000 to support three productions this season and for general support The Huddle, North Melbourne, Victoria, Australia $40,000 "Building Futures -- Huddle Leadership and Careers" The Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts Chicago, IL $128,390 for the Matinee Program and the Jazz Series The Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts Chicago, IL $10,000 Arts to support the performance and residency of The Heart of the Beast company as part of the Chicago International Puppet Theater Festival. The Working Group, Oakland, CA $425,000 for Not In Our Town/Not In Our Schools anti-hate work The Writer's Center, Bethesda, MD $5,000 for general support Third Coast International Audio Festival, Chicago, IL $15,000 to refresh and modernize their website University of Chicago Crime Lab, Chicago, IL $125,000 to think and plan how they might learn more about why and how various cognitive behavioral therapy programs achieve results (including Youth Guidance's B.A.M., W.O.W. programs). University of Oxford Oxford, UK $100,000 for the Historic Environment Image Resource (HEIR) Women Employed, Chicago, IL $5,000 to support Fair Workplaces program Young Chicago Authors, Chicago, IL $100,000: $75,000 to support the 2015 Louder Than A Bomb festival + $25,000 1-to-1 match Youth Guidance Chicago, IL $500,000 for each of three years to be split equally between the Becoming A Man and Working On Womanhood programs |
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Social Justice, Scholarship, the Arts and Investigative Journalism
