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What are Foundations Doing to Help Veterans?


November 9th, 2012
by Lee-Lee Prina

Veterans Day is Sunday, November 11, and for some of us, Monday, November 12, is a public holiday. In observation of this day honoring the many veterans in the United States—who have served in the military here in the United States and/or in another country and have protected the United States from harm—I thought I would mention... Read the rest of this entry »

Recent Journal Content: Foundation Funding in Long-Term Services and Supports


June 29th, 2012
by Lee-Lee Prina

This GrantWatch column in the June issue of the journal is full text, free-access, to all readers. Many elderly and disabled people need long-term care, and it is expensive. Read what foundations around the country are funding in the area of long-term care. Efforts funded range from reports and analyses to “villages” in which elders... Read the rest of this entry »

What Are Foundations and Others Doing to Help Veterans, Service Members, and Their Families?


June 13th, 2011
by Lee-Lee Prina

News coverage around the recent Memorial Day holiday reminded us of the sacrifices veterans have made. Here is just a sampling of what foundations are doing to help them, our military, and their families. Recent grant: “Through a Welcome Back Veterans Grant, Emory and Atlanta Braves to Launch BraveHeart: Welcome Back Veterans Southeast Initiative on Memorial Day,”... Read the rest of this entry »

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