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Margaret A. Cargill Foundation
Margaret A. Cargill Foundation will provide meaningful support through long-term relationships with strategic grantee partners to identify and implement sustainable solutions to persistent problems and to explore innovative opportunities within closely defined program areas.
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Cargill Foundation to get big-bucks boost
Foundation: Knight Foundation, McKnight Foundation, Cargill Foundation
Guided by those instructions, the foundation made about $5 million in small grants in 2009, Gaines said. Now it's gearing up for its first significant ...See all stories on this topic...more
Foundation: Knight Foundation, McKnight Foundation, Cargill Foundation
Guided by those instructions, the foundation made about $5 million in small grants in 2009, Gaines said. Now it's gearing up for its first significant ...See all stories on this topic...more
Schools latch on to grants
Foundation: Cargill Foundation
In St. Louis Park, the school district recently received the largest private grant in its history: a three-year, $618000 grant from the Cargill Foundation ...See all stories on this topic...more
Foundation: Cargill Foundation
In St. Louis Park, the school district recently received the largest private grant in its history: a three-year, $618000 grant from the Cargill Foundation ...See all stories on this topic...more
Foundation in Margaret Cargill's name is launched
Foundation: Cargill Foundation
The foundation will not accept unsolicited requests for grants. Rather, it will invite groups to apply for funding. Still, it's creating a buzz in the ... See all stories on this...more
Foundation: Cargill Foundation
The foundation will not accept unsolicited requests for grants. Rather, it will invite groups to apply for funding. Still, it's creating a buzz in the ... See all stories on this...more
Matching Gifts for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Foundation: Adobe Systems, Aetna Foundation, Altria Group, Avon Products Foundation, Bechtel Foundation, Boston Foundation, BP Foundation, Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, California Pizza Kitchen, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Caterpillar Foundation, Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, Chicago Tribune Foundation, Cisco Systems Foundation, Con Alma Health Foundation, Coshocton Foundation, DTE Energy Foundation, Allstate Foundation, Amgen Foundation, AXA Foundation, Baxter International Foundation, Boeing Company, Coca-Cola Foundation, Columbus Foundation, Commonwealth Fund, Point Foundation, Time Warner, California Wellness Foundation, Cargill Foundation
The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's National Office has listed companies with matching grant programs for those who are seeking grants. Among the companies listed are: 20th Century Insurance...more
Foundation: Adobe Systems, Aetna Foundation, Altria Group, Avon Products Foundation, Bechtel Foundation, Boston Foundation, BP Foundation, Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, California Pizza Kitchen, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Caterpillar Foundation, Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, Chicago Tribune Foundation, Cisco Systems Foundation, Con Alma Health Foundation, Coshocton Foundation, DTE Energy Foundation, Allstate Foundation, Amgen Foundation, AXA Foundation, Baxter International Foundation, Boeing Company, Coca-Cola Foundation, Columbus Foundation, Commonwealth Fund, Point Foundation, Time Warner, California Wellness Foundation, Cargill Foundation
The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's National Office has listed companies with matching grant programs for those who are seeking grants. Among the companies listed are: 20th Century Insurance...more
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