GovLoop isthe leading social network currently connecting over 37,000+ members from federal, state, and local government communities. GovLoop has been featured in over 125+ articles from the Wall Street Journal to the Washington Post and has won the 2009 Federal 100 Award, 2009 AFCEA Social Media Award, and 2010 GovDoers, Dreamers, and Drivers award. Join [...]
IBM’s Smarter Cities Challenge is a unique three year $50 million grant program designed to help 100 cities, competitively selected, to gain access to the technology and problem solving capacity to address this new paradigm and the challenge and opportunity of making themselves smarter. Grants awarded are expected to help cities around the world become smarter by [...]
Achieve is providing grants for 2011 designed to provide counsel to nonprofit organizations seeking new opportunities for fundraising success. This is the third year Achieve is offering this grants program to nonprofit organizations throughout the United States. Achieve is offering the following grant opportunities in 2011: 1 grant for 12 months of Achieve Consulting (value to be [...]
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NYFA’s Immigrant Artist Project is pleased to announce a call for applications for their fifth year of our flagship Mentoring Program for Immigrant Artists. The 2011 Mentoring Program will pair approximately 20 emerging foreign-born artists with established artists from the 2010 NYFA Fellowship Program and the folk arts community. These artists will act as one-on-one [...]
The Washington Post offers 12-week paid internships for reporters on the Local, Financial, Sports, Style and Editorial desks, as well as internships for Visual Journalists, Multi-platform Producers and Web Designers. To be eligible you must be a college junior, senior or graduate student enrolled in a degree program on November 1, 2010. You must have [...]
The CBCF Emerging Leaders Internship Program sponsored by Walmart is a semester‐long paid internship for college students. Interns work four days a week on Capitol Hill, in federal agencies and at non‐profit organizations. On Friday afternoons, interns attend educational seminars that focus on domestic and international issues, participate in leadership‐training sessions and visit cultural and [...]
The Capstone of the Fashionably Business- H Street program is the inaugural launch of a business plan competition specifically for fashion-oriented businesses. The purpose of the competition is to provide a source of needed micro funding for promising existing and emerging fashion businesses. In order to compete, the fashion business must: Be an existing DC-based [...]
The Staying Alive Foundation is all about empowering young people who want to make a difference. The Foundation gives out grants twice a year – each grant is a maximum of $12,000. The first round is given on June 1st and the second round on December 1st. The grants are for projects that last up [...]
DoSomething.org has teamed up with the Dunkin’ Donuts & Baskin-Robbins Community Foundation to award project grants to individuals who are taking action to help children in hospitals. From creating a safe space while elementary and middle school aged kids stay in hospitals, to creating care packages for hospital bound or recovering kids, there are many [...]
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