This grant program is open to all journalists, writers, photographers, radio producers or filmmakers; staff journalists as well as free-lancers of any nationality!
There is an organization that provides travel grants to cover hard costs associated with upcoming travel for an international reporting project.
According to the website, the "ideal" project offers print, photography, radio, and video.
Travel grants are also being offered to non-native, English-speaking journalists.
The organization is currently seeking proposals for projects on under-reported population issues.
The amount of individual travel grants will depend on the specific project and detailed budget planning. Most awards fall in the range of $2,000 to $10,000 but depending on project specifics may be as much as $20,000!
Once your project has been approved half of the grant amount is generally paid just before travel and the remainder on submission of the principal material for publication or broadcast. (Specific grant terms are negotiated during the application process.)
Proposed projects must include a credible plan for broad dissemination of the resulting work in U.S. media (print and/or broadcast). Applicants should be able to demonstrate interest from editors and/or producers working in wide-reaching U.S. media outlets. The credibility of a distribution plan is generally most evident in an applicant's track-record working with the listed outlets. Please do not have editors send letters simply stating they would consider the work. Letters from editors and/or producers who have worked with you in the past, and are interested in working with you again, are encouraged.
The organization is increasingly seeking multi-media projects that combine print/photography and video to explore the issues. Applicants are encouraged to create partnerships with others and propose a complementary suite of deliverables.
If you are only working in one medium, you may still apply.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Theology Grants
Theology Grants
There is an organization that offers three different grants programs that involve theology and theology workers.
The first grant program offers up to five faculty members up to $25,000 each during a Sabbatical leave.
A second grant program offers ten grants of up to $10,000 each for research separate from a sabbatical leave.
A third grant program offers ten grants of up to $5,000 each for well-designed research projects.
Project proposals must be at least six consecutive months in length to be considered. You can contact this organization by going to their website for more information.
The Craziest Ways To Pay Your Tuition?
Found this article online called "The Craziest Ways To Pay Your Tuition?" that talks about the crazy ways that some students have paid for their college tuition.
It seems when scholarships and free money and government grants are not enough to help defray the cost of college, students (and their parents) have thought up different crazy ways to be able to pay for college costs.
Some of the ways that students have used to pay for their student loans have included begging on the streets, playing music for tips and there was even a special program where students could get part of their tuition paid by trading livestock?????
Some other students started their own business by offering cleaning services.
Other students have even done dumpster diving for food!
It seems when scholarships and free money and government grants are not enough to help defray the cost of college, students (and their parents) have thought up different crazy ways to be able to pay for college costs.
Some of the ways that students have used to pay for their student loans have included begging on the streets, playing music for tips and there was even a special program where students could get part of their tuition paid by trading livestock?????
Some other students started their own business by offering cleaning services.
Other students have even done dumpster diving for food!
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Are You A Struggling Musician That Needs Some Financial Help?
Are you a struggling musician that could use som financial help? Here is a place that may be able to help you!
There is a foundation whose mission is to assist aspiring musicians with the production of a recording, the purchase of a new instrument, the payment of insurance on or repair costs associated with a vehicle, and any other expense that is incurred in the process of performing.
You can contact them by mail, phone or you can visit their website for more information.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Do You Need Money To Train To Be A Professional Nurse?
There is actually free money / free government grant money to help you train to become a professional nurse.
The objective of this grant program is to prepare individuals who have completed basic nursing preparation as nurse educators, public health nurses, nurse midwives, and nurse practitioners, or as other clinical nursing specialists.
This free grant money can be used to support a student while they complete the professional nurse traineeships.
Students must apply to those institutions that have received the program money.
For more information about this grant program you can either contact them by phone or visit their website for more information.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Do You Need Help With Paying Back Your Student Loans?
A national organization provides for the repayment of educational loans for health professionals who agree to serve in a health manpower shortage area.
Priority is given to primary care physicians, dentists, certified nurse midwives, certified nurse practitioners, and physicians assistants.
The money can be used to repay student loans.
The amount of money available per professional is up to $25,000 a year during the first two years of practice and $35,000 for each year after that.
You can contact the organization and find out more about this grant program by visiting their website.
Priority is given to primary care physicians, dentists, certified nurse midwives, certified nurse practitioners, and physicians assistants.
The money can be used to repay student loans.
The amount of money available per professional is up to $25,000 a year during the first two years of practice and $35,000 for each year after that.
You can contact the organization and find out more about this grant program by visiting their website.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Here Is Yet ANOTHER Grant Program For The Individual Artist
One artist who received the $25,000 grant said, "I've been working multiple jobs to get by, so it means a chance to take more time for my personal writing. It will be huge for my development over the next year."
The grant organization has already announced $450,000 in grants to 18 literary and performing artists.
The $25,000 no-strings grant awards were designed to give artists the financial breathing room to focus on their art.
The grant recipients are also afforded professional development services to help with their career-building.
2010 Grant Recipients include:
The grant organization has already announced $450,000 in grants to 18 literary and performing artists.
The $25,000 no-strings grant awards were designed to give artists the financial breathing room to focus on their art.
The grant recipients are also afforded professional development services to help with their career-building.
2010 Grant Recipients include:
- novelists
- poets
- an art critic
- a flamenco choreographer
- songwriters working in hip-hop and garage-punk
- a R&B, hip-hop and spoken-word performer
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Are You Looking For An Investor?
There is one such organization which is a national venture capital firm currently managing $170 million of private equity investments.
Since forming its first fund this organization has played a leadership role in providing venture capital to more than 30 emerging technology companies.
This organization identifies its investments by partnering leading universities, research institutions and companies together and commercializing their technological advancements. Their portfolio of investments includes a concentration of early stage companies whose technologies address large, well recognized problems or transform existing health care and technology markets.
The fund's managers are committed to making their investments a long term success and bringing important new technologies to market.
The fund concentrates on the untapped markets of the Midwest and Southern California, but does exclude the strategic opportunities offered by the Bay Area and Boston.
For more information on the fund, click here.
You can also contact this organization by phone.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Grant Program To Help Pay Your Hospital Bill!
Do you need help with paying your hospital bill?
Last year one organization provided over $75,000 in grants for more than 100 individual applicants! The grant program was put in place to help eligible patients pay their hospital bills. So far this year, the organization has paid over $20,000 in grants that benefited 57 patients!
However the number of applicants has been far exceeding the amount of money that the organization can give.
This particular grant program is funded by a trust fund's will. The terms of the will stipulated that the interest from the trust be used "to help pay for operations and hospital attendance for poor and needy persons at the organization's namesake hospital.
There's now a formal application process and income guidelines to determine who is eligible to be considered for a grant.
To find out more about this grant program and its eligibility requirements, just click here.
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