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1.   Foundation Center (comp.) Foundation grants to individuals online [electronic resource]. New York, NY: Foundation Center.

Abstract: Includes descriptions of more than 6,500 foundations and public charities that fund individual grantseekers. Records provide contact information, financial data, application information, and program descriptions. Updated quarterly.

Subject/descriptor: Foundations--grants to individuals;  Individual grants and grantseekers;  Scholarships, fellowships and loans--directories;  Awards and prizes--directories
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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2.   Leman, Hope. "ScanGrants : a new service for libraries, a new role for librarians". Computers in Libraries vol. 28 (September 2008) p. 20-3.

Abstract: Discusses the development of ScanGrants, a free online listing of funding opportunities in health-related fields.

Subject File Number: 226
Subject/descriptor: Individual grants and grantseekers;  Health;  Medical sciences;  Medicine--research;  Libraries
Location: New York

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3.   Annual register of grant support : a directory of funding sources. 43rd ed. Medford, NJ: Information Today, Inc.. 2009. xxix, 1234 p.

Abstract: Includes details of the grant support programs of government agencies, public and private foundations, corporations, community trusts, unions, educational and professional associations, and special-interest organizations. Each complete program description contains details of the type, purpose, and duration of the grant; amount of funding available for each award and for the entire program; eligibility requirements; geographic restrictions; number of applicants and recipients; and other pertinent information and special stipulations.

Call Number: 200 ANN 2010
Subject/descriptor: Higher education;  Scholarships, fellowships and loans--directories;  Research--directories;  Foundations--directories;  Corporate foundations--directories;  Individual grants and grantseekers
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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4.   Battenfield, Jackie. The artist's guide. Da Capo Press. 2009. xix, 380 p.

Abstract: Provides advice and resources for artists in several areas including startup, marketing, exhibitions, networking, financial management, business issues, daily operations, and other topics. Also contains a chapter on residencies, grants, and donations. Indexed.

Call Number: 202 BAT
Subject/descriptor: Arts--handbooks, manuals, etc.;  Individual grants and grantseekers
Location: New York;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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5.   Bhandari, Heather Darcy;  Melber, Jonathan. Art / work. New York, NY: Free Press. 2009. 291 p.

Abstract: This career guide for visual artists contains a chapter on residencies and grants. The authors discuss key issues to consider before seeking a grant and provide tips on completing applications. Indexed.

Call Number: 204 BHA
Subject/descriptor: Individual grants and grantseekers;  Arts--handbooks, manuals, etc.;  Visual arts
Location: New York;  San Francisco

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6.   Cutler, David. The savvy musician. Pittsburgh, PA: Helius Press. 2009. 350 p.

Abstract: This career guide for musicians contains a chapter that discusses grantseeking, donor solicitation, and fundraising activities. Includes a sample business plan. Indexed.

Call Number: 206 CUT
Subject/descriptor: Individual grants and grantseekers;  Music--handbooks, manuals, etc.;  Arts--handbooks, manuals, etc.
Location: New York;  San Francisco

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7.   Foundation Center;  Edelson, Phyllis (ed.) Foundation grants to individuals. 18th ed. New York, NY: Foundation Center. 2009. xliii, 1427 p.

Abstract: Profiles of 8,397 foundation programs that make grants to individuals. The book contains listings of grant opportunities in several areas, such as educational support, general welfare, arts and cultural support, and research and professional support. Entries contain foundation name and address, telephone number, contact person, application information, limitations, foundation publications, and program description. Includes a bibliography of funding for individuals and advice to individual grantseekers. Indexed by foundation name, subject, types of support, geographic focus, international giving, company employee grants, and specific educational institutions.

Call Number: 100 FC FGI 2009
Subject/descriptor: Foundations--grants to individuals;  Individual grants and grantseekers;  Scholarships, fellowships and loans--directories;  Awards and prizes--directories
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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8.   The grants register 2010 : the complete guide to postgraduate funding worldwide. 28th ed. New York, NY: Palgrave Macmillan, Ltd.. 2009. v, 1114 p.

Abstract: Lists scholarships, fellowships, and awards at all levels of graduate study, from regional, national, and international sources; arranged alphabetically by name of organization. Entries provide contact information, subject, eligibility, purpose, type, number of awards offered, frequency, amount of award, length of study, country of study, and application procedure. Includes subject and eligibility guide to awards.

Call Number: 218 GRA 2010
Subject/descriptor: Scholarships, fellowships and loans--graduate and professional study--directories;  Individual grants and grantseekers;  Awards and prizes;  Research--directories
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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9.   Michels, Carroll. How to survive and prosper as an artist : selling yourself without selling your soul. 6th ed. New York, NY: Henry Holt & Co.. 2009. xviii, 381 p.

Abstract: Includes a chapter on grantseeking, and an appendix of useful resources, including art colonies and residencies, publications with internships and apprenticeships, competitions, arts organizations, and an annotated bibliography on grants and funding.

Call Number: 202 MIC
Subject/descriptor: Arts--handbooks, manuals, etc.;  Artist colonies;  Arts--marketing;  Individual grants and grantseekers
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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10.   Obst, Daniel (ed.) Funding for United States study : a guide for international students and professionals. 2009 ed. New York, NY: Institute of International Education. [2009]. 262 p.

Abstract: Provides information on more than 500 grants, fellowships, and scholarships for undergraduate and graduate study, as well as doctoral and postdoctoral research in the United States. In addition, the guide provides informative articles on financial assistance and university funding options. Entries include address, telephone/fax numbers, e-mail and Web sites, information on the field of study, type of award, purpose, amount of support per award, total amount of support, annual number of awards, restrictions, eligibility, and application procedure and deadline. Indexed by field of study and countries of origin.

Call Number: 218 IIE FUN
Subject/descriptor: Scholarships, fellowships and loans--international students--directories;  Individual grants and grantseekers;  International education
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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11.   Peterson's scholarships, grants & prizes. 14th ed. Lawrenceville, NJ: Peterson's. 2009. viii, 967 p.

Abstract: Descriptions of more than 4,000 scholarships, organized by area of academic study. Includes numerous indexes.

Call Number: 218 PET SCH 2010
Subject/descriptor: Scholarships, fellowships and loans--directories;  Individual grants and grantseekers
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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12.   Schlachter, Gail Ann;  Weber, R. David. Directory of financial aids for women, 2009-2011. El Dorado Hills, CA: Reference Service Press. 2009. 552 p.

Abstract: Information about scholarships, awards and prizes, grants, internships, fellowships, and loans. Indexed by program title, sponsoring organization, residency, subject, and date.

Call Number: 218 SCH WOM
Subject/descriptor: Scholarships, fellowships and loans--directories;  Scholarships, fellowships and loans--women--directories;  Awards and prizes--directories;  Individual grants and grantseekers;  Women
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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13.   Basa, Lynn. The artist's guide to public art : how to find and win commissions. New York, NY: Allworth Press. 2008. xv, 223 p.

Abstract: The book explains how to navigate public art competitions, including locating requests for proposals, applications, presentations, budgeting, and contracts. With bibliographical references and index.

Call Number: 204 BAS
Subject/descriptor: Public art;  Arts--grants;  Individual grants and grantseekers
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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14.   Brewer, Robert Lee (ed.) Writer's market. 2009 ed. Cincinnati, OH: Writer's Digest Books. 2008. 1170 p.

Abstract: Covers fiction and nonfiction, books, articles, greeting cards, screenplays, and other media. Entries include contact information, how to query the publisher, typical fees paid, and other specifications for aspiring and professional writers. Includes a chapter on contests and awards.

Call Number: 207 WRI 2009
Subject/descriptor: Awards and prizes--directories;  Writing;  Individual grants and grantseekers
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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15.   Business of art : an artist's guide to profitable self-employment. Los Angeles, CA: Center for Cultural Innovation. 2008. 265 p.

Abstract: This guidebook gives details on establishing a career as an artist, covering promotion, money management, legal advisers, and planning. Many sample documents are provided. With bibliographical references.

Call Number: 204 CCI
Subject/descriptor: Arts--finance;  Individual grants and grantseekers
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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16.   Craft, Michael. "Saving lives, one rent check at a time". Forbes vol. 182 (11 August 2008) p. 66, 68-70.

Abstract: The article provides a profile of Modest Needs, a nonprofit that matches donors with individuals who seek small grants to cover temporary, unexpected, or emergency expenses.

Subject File Number: 676
Subject/descriptor: Modest Needs;  Individual giving--trends;  Individual grants and grantseekers;  Fundraising--computer aided;  Internet
Location: New York

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17.   Dramatists sourcebook : complete opportunities for playwrights, translators, composers, lyricists and librettists. 25th ed. New York, NY: Theatre Communications Group. 2008. xii, 322 p.

Abstract: Contains a "Fellowships and Grants" section listing foundations and organizations that offer funding to playwrights, composers, translators, librettists, and lyricists. Notes guidelines, application procedures, deadlines, remuneration, and frequency of these funding sources. Includes a listing of sources of emergency funds for writers in severe temporary financial difficulties, the addresses and phone numbers of state arts agencies, and artists colonies and residencies. Includes bibliography.

Call Number: 207 SOV 2008
Subject/descriptor: Arts--handbooks, manuals, etc.;  Arts--grants;  Writing--handbooks, manuals, etc.;  Individual grants and grantseekers;  Artist colonies;  Emergency funding
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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18.   Foundation Center;  Collins, Sarah (ed.) Foundation fundamentals. 8th ed. New York, NY: Foundation Center. 2008. xv, 238 p.

Abstract: A primer designed to clarify the grantseeking process and to help grantseekers utilize information resources in locating appropriate funders. The first three chapters provide a context for understanding foundation giving. The remaining chapters and appendices introduce the grantseeker to the resources of the Foundation Center, and outline a number of research strategies designed to help grantseekers develop a list of potential funders. A new chapter discusses resources for individual grantseekers. Appendices include bibliographic references, a list of state charities registration offices, a glossary of type of support terms, and other resources.

Call Number: 740 FOU 2008
Subject/descriptor: Foundations--research;  Foundation funding;  Fundraising--handbooks, manuals, etc.;  Corporate philanthropy--handbooks, manuals, etc.;  Nonprofit organizations--grantsmanship;  Individual grants and grantseekers
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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19.   Frazier, Eric. "Grant seeking goes paperless". Chronicle of Philanthropy vol. 20 (3 April 2008) p. F4-5.

Abstract: Grantseekers are often required to submit their proposals online as grantmakers transition toward a paperless application process. While the use of online applications streamlines the process for foundations, grantseekers frequently find the practice complicated and time-consuming. Some grantmakers have made efforts to develop online systems that applicants will find easier to use.

Subject/descriptor: Fundraising--computer aided;  Internet;  Individual grants and grantseekers
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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20.   Institute of International Education. Fulbright and related grants for graduate study, graduate research, or English teaching assistantships : 2009-2010. New York, NY: Institute of International Education. 2008. 110 p.

Abstract: Lists financial assistance programs that are administered by the Institute for International Education and are available to U.S. graduate students for study abroad. The information can also be found at http://www.iie.org/fulbright.

Call Number: 219 FUL 2009
Subject/descriptor: Scholarships, fellowships and loans--graduate and professional study--directories;  Travel and study abroad;  Fulbright Program;  Research--directories;  Individual grants and grantseekers
Location: New York;  DC;  Cleveland;  San Francisco;  Atlanta

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