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Global Youth Connect
Global Youth Connect develops and implements programs that are supporting and inspiring the passions and lives of youth and helping to create change on a wide variety of human rights and social justice issues around the world.
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Pink House Foundation
The Mission of The Pink House Foundation is to support visionary and unique programs that serve sentient beings and reduce suffering. For 2012, the Pink House Foundation made grants in the area of educational activities outside of the traditional classroom setting. Awarded to the LGBT Homeless Youth Forum Theatre Project.
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Puffin Foundation
The Puffin Foundation Ltd. has sought to open the doors of artistic expression by providing grants to artists and art organizations who are often excluded from mainstream opportunities due to their race, gender, or social philosophy. "...Continuing the dialogue between art and the lives of ordinary people." Awarded to Concrete Justice.
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Left Tilt FundLeft Tilt Fund's mission is to promote social change, resist oppression, and empower marginalized communities.Left Tilt is particularly interested in economic equality, civil liberties, prisoners’ rights, labor issues, racial justice, homelessness, the environment, the arts, and international solidarity work pertaining to Palestine, the Middle East, and Latin America. We strive to support a diverse range of social justice organizations, including those thatdo not receive funds from traditional sources. The fund supports art that exposes injustice and seeks to educate and empower its audience. Awarded to Concrete Justice.
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Eileen Fisher Inc. Community Partnership Grant & Foundation AwardThrough small grants and In-kind donations, EILEEN FISHER supports nonprofit organizations in our local communities. We are interested in partnering with organizations that are working to address local issues, with core services that focus on strengthening the community. Awarded to Concrete Justice, Ali Forney Theatrical Society and Theatre of the Oppressed NYC.
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LMCC Fund for Creative Communities and Manhattan Community Arts FundThe Fund supports small and midsized non-profit organizations that provide high-quality local arts programs. The Fund also seeks to increase access to arts and cultural activities in neighborhoods throughout Manhattan and to encourage new arts activities in communities where the need exists. Awarded to the Ali Forney Theatrical Society and Concrete Justice.
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TCG Global Connections GrantGiven to Artistic Director Katy Rubin to exchange practices with Cardboard Citizens and Mind the Gap, two British theatres that work with homeless and learning-disabled actors, respectively, to enhance her directing work with those communities in New York.
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Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance GrantThe Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance provides grants for individual artists and arts/cultural organizations in the neighborhoods of Washington Heights & Inwood. This grant is made possible with the support of the JPMorgan Chase Foundation and the Upper Manhattan Empowerment Fund Development Corporation (UMEZ). Awarded to Concrete Justice.
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DoSomething.Org Growth GrantDoSomething.Org is one of the only organizations that puts money directly into the hands of young people, with community action grants that help turn dream projects into a reality and take existing projects to the next level. Awarded to Concrete Justice.
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Flip Video Spotlight SponsorshipSince its launch in September 2009, the Flip Video program at TechSoup has provided video cameras to nonprofits and public libraries throughout the United States. Flip Video has been proud to collaborate with TechSoup to support these organizations' great work. Awarded to Concrete Justice.
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To inquire about funding, sponsorship or corporate volunteer opportunities, contact Katy Rubin: katy@theatreoftheoppressednyc.org
