GrantWatch is a platform that lists current funding opportunities for nonprofits, small businesses, and individuals.

Do I need a subscription?

Yes, full access to detailed grant listings requires a subscription.

Foundations Grant Funds for British Columbia Transportation Page

Showing top 200 of 6,741 foundations

Click here for the GrantWatch Advanced Foundation Search

#	Foundation Name	Location
Unlock Full Access Get unlimited access to 350,669 foundations in the GrantWatch Foundation Directory. Upgrade Now
1		LEWISTON, ME
2		WOBURN, MA
3		Stoughton, MA
4		MILFORD, CT
5		ALBANY, NY
6		NEW YORK, NY
7		LAKE PLACID, NY
8		BUFFALO, NY
9		Rochester, NY
10		UTICA, NY
11		TOMS RIVER, NJ
12		NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ
13		ALBANY, NY
14		Fairport, NY
15		MANLIUS, NY
16		MONTVILLE, NJ
17		EGG HARBOR TWP, NJ
18		HOPATCONG, NJ
19		LEONIA, NJ
20		MOORESTOWN, NJ
21		BUFFALO, NY
22		DARTMOUTH, MA
23		WILTON, CT
24		WEATOGUE, CT
25		New Haven, VT
26		Cranford, NJ
27		MELVILLE, NY
28		DRURY, MA
29		NEW YORK, NY
30		SOMERS POINT, NJ
31		SEAFORD, NY
32		EAST LONGMEADOW, MA
33		BROOKLYN, NY
34		NEEDHAM, MA
35		Mashpee, MA
36		DEPTFORD, NJ
37		LITTLE NECK, NY
38		Marlborough, MA
39		PORTSMOUTH, NH
40		PORTSMOUTH, RI
41		Plainview, NY
42		LIVINGSTON, NJ
43		SOUTHINGTON, CT
44		NEW YORK, NY
45		NEW YORK, NY
46		Rockville Centre, NY
47		NEW YORK, NY
48		PORTSMOUTH, NH
49		Burlington, MA
50		Manhasset, NY

SUPPORTS ITS AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS IN ORDER FOR THESE ENTITIES TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONAL SERVICES

TO PROVIDE CRITICAL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES NEEDED TO ENHANCE ECONOMIC VITALITY, WHILE MINIMIZING THE IMPACT OF DEVELOPMENT, MAINTAINING ACCESS, AND MAKING EFFICIENT USE OF AND/OR WORKING TO IMPROVE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION.

Class 1981 is an alumni group and a subordinate organization organization (EIN 02-0222111). As part a group exemption with the (Group Filing Number 8204) Class 1981 is recognized as exempt as a supporting organization under IRC Section 509(a)(1). Class 1981 is an alumni club that supports the through various activities.

The purpose of the : 1. To provide an organization to support the athletic program and the student-athletes at Joseph A. . 2. To provide a forum for the discussion of issues that impact the athletic program and the student-athletes at Joseph A. . 3. To promote a positive environment which is supportive to the student athletes, parents, coaches, faculty, administration alumni and other individuals concerned with the Joseph A. athletic program.

SUPPORTS AIMS AND METHODS OF .

Founded in 1970, the (CES) is the leading international organization the study of Europe. CES aims to produce and recognize outstanding, multi-disciplinary research in through a wide range of programs. These include: 1) CESs annual International Conference of Europeanists; 2) various publications and special reports (most notably, the monthly online publication EuropeNow, which replaced online publication Perspectives on Europe); 3) interdisciplinary, thematic research networks that strengthen connections between and among scholars; 4) fellowship and grants programs that provide essential travel and research funds both new and established scholars; 5) special awards that honor and identify the work of emerging and eminent scholars; 6) a website with links to a range of international research tools and media resources; and 7) a monthly newsletter highlighting CES-related news as well as external opportunities in Euro

SPORTS

The ECC raises funds for scholarships, capital projects, faculty enrichment programs and innovative educational and workforce development initiatives. The supports alumni/former students through special events, reunions and prof. development.

To further educate bridge designers, constructors, federal, state, local officials, and general public in vital role bridges in our society. To improve and encourage science bridge design, construction, maintenance, and reconstruction by providing a forum members to exchange and develop ideas and techniques. To provide technical information and assistance to various public and private authorities bridge programs, and to further educate and encourage public and private authorities in and improved techniques testing and reconstruction bridge structures to promote public welfare.

TO SERVE THE UNDERPRIVILEGED, THE NEEDY, THE POOR, THE AFFLICTED AND THOSE LACKING OPPORTUNITY AND BASIC LIFE NECESSITIES OF AFFORDABLE FOOD, CLOTHING, HOUSING, TRANSPORTATION, EMPLOYMENT AND FINANCIAL NEEDS.

IS A NONPROFIT COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION SERVING WITH MENTAL HEALTH, SUBSTANCE USE, AND EMOTIONAL CHALLENGES, BEHAVIORAL SUPPORTS, TO PROVIDE CARE MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INCLUDING LINKAGES TO COUNSELING, BEHAVIORAL SUPPORTS, SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT, RESPITE, AND SUPPORT SERVICES THE FAMILIES AND CARE GIVERS. OPC ALSO PARTNERS WITH A VARIETY OF COMMUNITY PROVIDERS TO ASSIST THE YOUTH AND FAMILIES TO BE SUCCESSFUL.

ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS AND PROMOTES DONATION OF ORGANS AND TISSUES FOR TRANSPLANTATION, THERAPY, RESEARCH AND EDUCATION.

FUNDING SOURCE MONETARY SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS WHO WISH TO FURTHER THEIR EDUCATION AND/OR CERTIFICATION WITHIN THE SNOWSPORTS FIELD.

To combat and curb poverty Primarily in Southeastern Monroe County and adjoining areas of Wayne and Ontario counties. To receive and maintain funds for the provision of and to engage in a charitable program for the donation of, medicine, transportation, housing, or other emergency needs to residents of the aforementioned area who demonstrate need and eligibility. To contribute to and sponsor various charitable organizations in combating poverty.

TO SUPPORT SCHOLASTIC AT CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.

ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO CONDUCT AND PROMOTE SUPERVISED TEAM SPORTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS WITHIN TOWNSHIP OF .

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO AREA HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS AS WELL AS SUPPORTS VARIOUS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND MEMBERS OR PERSONS IN NEED

TO PROVIDE A FOOTBALL/CHEERLEADING SPORTS PROGRAM FOR THE CHILDREN OF .

PROVIDE FUNDING FOR ENTRANCE and TOURNAMENT FEES FOR TEAMS, CLINICS, UNIFORMS, ETC. BENEFITING OVER 500 CHILDREN AGES 8 - 18

PROMOTE HERITAGE PRESERVATION AND EDUCATE MEMBERS ABOUT RAIL TRANSPORTATION HISTORY.

ENGAGE YOUTH IN SPORTS ACTIVITES

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES: TO IMPROVE THE SCHOOL BUILDING STRUCTURE, PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION TO STUDENTS, HOSTEL FACILITIES, BUILING OF LABS, PROVIDING BOOKS AND COMPUTERS TO SCHOOLS WHICH HAVE MORE THAN 70% STUDENTS COMING FROM LOW INCOME STRATA OF SOCIETY. CULTURAL ACTIVITIES: THE MEMBERS WANT TO BUILD A CULTURAL ACTIVITY HALL WHERE THEY CAN PROVIDE FACILITIES GATHERINGS AND OTHER CULTURAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDING DANCE, DRAMA AND MUSIC PERFORMANCES. RENNOVATION OF THE VILLAGE TEMPLE IS REQUIRED AND THIS TEMPLE WILL BE A SOURCE PROVIDING SPIRITUAL HEALING. CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES: MANY OF VILLAGE RESIDENTS ARE IN NEED OF SUPPORT IN VARIOUS WAYS-SPIRITUAL, FINANCIAL, MEDICAL ETC. THIS SUPPORT IS PROVIDED BY VOLUNTEERS. ALL DONATIONS MDE OUTSIDE US ARE MADE TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE EXEMPT UNDER CODE 80(G) OF INCOME TAX CODE IN INDIA.

AND CHEERLEADING. PROMOTE A SPIRIT OF TEAM PLAY AND DEVELOP SPORTS SKILLS.

SUPPORTS OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS RESIDING IN AFFORDABLE HOUSING COMMUNITIES, PROVIDING COMPUTER ACCESS, EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES,AND CHILD-CENTERED FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES AND CHILDREN.

Club Motto: WE SERVE. Vermont District 45 serves all the in Vermont and supports these as they provide community service to their communities and beyond.

provides assistance to families of children with heart disease and supports educational initiatives relating to heart transplantation and organ and tissue donation.

PROVIDED AERIAL MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION DURING EMERGENCIES IN THE COUNTRY OF AND TRANSFERRED PATIENTS TO OR FROMHAITIAN MEDICAL FACILITIES WHEN APPROPRIATE.

PRESERVE AND GROOM TRAILS

TO PROMOTE THE BENEFIT OF SPORTS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR ZEALANDERS

ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY TO FOSTER NATIONAL OR INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION, INCLUDING , AND PRIMARILY TO FOSTER AND FACILITATE COMPETITION IN SPORTS, INCLUDING .

DATE: JUNE 27-29, 2022LOCATION: FARMINGDALE STATE COLLEGESPECIAL GUEST: FORMER MLB PLAYER CHRIS SINGLETON AND FORMER BASEBALL PLAYER DAN VENEZIA. THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITY OF IS PROVIDING A SPORTS EXPERIENCE THAT WILL PAIR THE VALUES OF THE CATHOLICISM WITH TRAINING YOUNG ATHLETES ON LONG ISLAND IN THEIR RESPECTIVE ATHLETIC ACTIVITES AND SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

IS DEDICATED TO FINDING EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS AND ULTIMATELY A CURE FOR SCN2A RELATED AUTISM AND EPILEPSY DISORDERS. RAISES PUBLIC AWARENESS, PROVIDES PATIENT ADVOCACY, AND SUPPORTS CLINICAL RESEARCH, GENETIC RESEARCH, AND EARLY DETECTION.

WORKING , WE AIM TO BEND THE CURVE ON ROAD TRAFFIC COLLISIONS SO THEY ARE NO LONGER ONE OF THE LEADING CAUSES OF DEATH AND INJURIES WORLDWIDE.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO PROVIDE EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR CHILDREN IN THE SPORT OF AND FIELD; TO BUILD SELF-CONFIDENCE, TEAM WORK, GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP, AND A SENSE OF FAIR PLAY; TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARTICIPATION FOR CHILDREN OF ALL ABILITY LEVELS INCLUDING THOSE WITH PHYSICAL, MENTAL, OR EMOTIONAL CHALLENGES.

To solicit, organize and expend funds to be utilized for the enhancement of the education, training, special programs and specialized units within the Department. The forgoing shall include, but not be limited to, tactical teams, honor guard teams, traffic enforcement teams, accident reconstruction teams, drug enforcement training and education and K9 unit training and education. The Corporation will devote in itself to charitable and educational purposes as well as testing for public safety and to this end the Corporation shall be exclusively operated for such purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the IRC of 1986 as now enacted or hereafter amended, including for such purposes the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRC of 1986.

AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATE STUDENTS WITH A CONCENTRATION IN SPORTS MEDICINE OR A RELATED FIELD

TO RAISE FUNDS IN ORDER TO SUPPORT CHILDREN WITH HIV IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES SUCH AS INDIA, NIGERIA, GHANA. SUPPORTS THESE CHILDREN BY PROVIDING THEM WITH FOOD, CLOTHES, MEDICATION EDUCATION.

MCDC programs enable low income families in the 495/MetroWest and Nashoba Valley areas of Massachusetts to become more self-sufficient, build new skills, increase income, utilize their assets wisely, buy homes, and reduce their dependence on public supports.

TO PROMOTE, DEVELOP, AND SUPERVISE THE INTEREST OF THOSE WHO WILL PARTICIPATE IN BASEBALL. THE PROGRAM ASSISTS YOUTH IN DEVELOPING THE QUALITIES OF CITIZENSHIP, DISCIPLINE, TEAMWORK, AND PHYSICAL WELL-BEING. BY ESPOUSING THE VIRTUES OF CHARACTER, COURAGE AND LOYALTY, THE BASEBALL PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO DEVELOP SUPERIOR CITIZENS RATHER THAN SUPERIOR ATHLETES.

IS ORGANIZED THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING EFFORTS TO SECURE THE HIGHEST ADVANTAGES IN , EXTRA-CURRICULAR AND ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES ALL CHILDREN IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THE TOWN OF , RHODE ISLAND.

To provide local families, especially those residing in the Long Island, New York area, who are in need or suffering from distress as result of caring , or dealing with, the illness, injury, or death of close family member, or effects of disaster, with funds to pay such items as food, clothing, medical treatment, transportation, funeral and burial expenses or other emergency needs.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO PROMOTE SPORTSMANSHIP, INTEGRITY AND SCHOOL SPIRIT TO THE LANCER ATHLETIC PROGRAM IN LIVINGSTON NJ WHICH INCLUDES 60 TEAMS AT THE VARSITY, JUNIOR VARSITY AND FRESHMAN LEVELS AS WELL AS BAND MEMBERS AND CHEERLEADERS. THIS IS DONE BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS, APPAREL, EQUIPMENT AND AWARDS, ETC.

WAS FOUNDED TO PROVIDE THE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN THE GAME OF IN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT THAT PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL PLAYERS OF ALL ABILITIES TO DEVELOP SKILLS AND GAME KNOWLEDGE. WILL EMPHASIZE SPORTSMANSHIP, TEAMWORK, FAIR PLAY AND RESPECT FOR ALL AND WILL WORK WITH THE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, REGARDLESS OF ABILITY, IN A SPORTS SETTING, TO FOSTER AND PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING IN THE FUNDAMENTALS AND THE FINE POINTS OF .

SUPPORTS THE EFFORTS THE AFGHANISTAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE MUSIC, AND ASSOCIAO ANIMP TO ASSURE MUSICAL RIGHTS, TRANSFORM LIVES THROUGH MUSIC, REVIVE AND PRESERVE AFGHAN MUSIC, TRAIN FUTURE MUSIC EDUCATORS, AND LEAD CULTURAL DIPLOMACY BETWEEN AFGHANISTAN AND THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY.

AN EDUCATION SOCIETY THAT PROVIDES AND SUPPORTS EDUCATION OF VASCULAR DISEASE

held Pediatric Cancer Awareness events Play4Mary sports events NYC marathon and other events with participation from schools stores and community

THE ORGANIZATION") WAS FORMED ON AS A NON-STOCK, NON-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION UNDER THE GENERAL CORPORATION LAW OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE. THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO OFFER EMERGENCY FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS WHO FIND THEMSELVES IN A DIFFICULT FINANCIAL SPOT DUE TO CALAMITY, ILLNESS, INJURY, OR LOSS OF LIFE. THE WILL PROVIDE PAYMENT OF DOCUMENTED EXPENSES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO MEDICINE, MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, RENT/MORTGAGE PAYMENTS, CLOTHING, AND FUNERAL EXPENSES FOR PROFESSIONALS IN THE FIELD, WHO HAVE WORKED IN THE INDUSTRY FOR AT LEAST ONE YEAR AND WHO APPLY FOR AID BASED ON DEMONSTRATED SHORT-TERM FINANCIAL NEED.

SUPPORTS, DEVELOPS AND STRENGTHENS NONPROFITS BY MAXIMIZING THEIR CAPACITY TO DELIVER SERVICES THROUGH CUSTOMIZED STRATEGIC SUPPORT THAT INCLUDES COACHING, MENTORING, PEER LEARNING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT.

The is the recognized at for all formal organized sports activities. The supports, encourages and advances the programs at . We provide services and equipment not covered by the BHS budget. Boosters is an organization that supports all teams. The organization honors our seniors athletes with a year-end Awards Night and 27 financial scholarships to those students meeting the organization and BHS department criteria. The organization is run by parent volunteers and relies on membership dues and fundraising activities to raise money for scholarships/awards to the Athletes. All activities are conducted locally around MA or at

To raise money to benefit families of those who have . In 2020, we held one event and donated 80% of the proceeds to NYU Langone Perlmutter Center to assist families with expenses like food, supplies, and transportation

Live Chat with a Grant Specialist

6,741 Foundations that have given grants and donations for Transportation projects in British Columbia

Unlock Full Access

Unlock Full Access

We have foundations for

We have grants for