| 2002 Special Programs Grants |
| The following is a list of selected grants for 2002. |
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| Grantee |
Amount
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| Duke University |
$35,000,000
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| to construct a new, multidisciplinary science facility |
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| WGBH Educational Foundation |
$6,000,000
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| to produce a television series on Global Public Health entitled 'A World at Risk.' |
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| President and Fellows of Harvard College |
$5,000,000
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| to support the creation of a professorship and scholarship focused on developing societies |
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| Emory University |
$5,000,000
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| to create the William H. Foege Global Health Fellowship Program |
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| District of Columbia College Access Program |
$2,000,000
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| to support the scholarship fund endowment |
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| The Global Fund for Women Inc. |
$1,000,000
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| to continue to address core women's human rights issues: access to quality and consistent health care, economic opportunity, girls' education, political participation, and the elimination of violence against women |
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| DATA Foundation |
$750,000
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| to seek out, coordinate, encourage and support opportunities for a select group of celebrities to speak publicly and engage directly in events aimed at educating the U.S. public about the issues of debt relief, trade reform and disease in Africa |
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| United Way International |
$500,000
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| to provide a challenge grant to support the International Alexis de Tocqueville Society |
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| Cistercian Preparatory School |
$250,000
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| to support the Father Pascal minority scholarship endowment |
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| University Child Development School |
$250,000
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| to support the John Neilson endowment fund |
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| DATA Foundation |
$250,000
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| to seek out, coordinate, encourage and support opportunities for a select group of celebrities to speak publicly and engage directly in events aimed at educating the U.S. public about the issues of debt relief, trade reform and disease in Africa |
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| Desmond Tutu Peace Foundation |
$175,000
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| to support Desmond Tutu's visit to Seattle |
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| Foundation Center |
$175,000
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| for general support |
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| University Child Development School |
$103,970
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| to support the Teacher Excellence Fund and the Financial Aid Fund |
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| Friendly Planet Inc. |
$100,000
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| to support the Growing Up educational book series for young people |
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| United States Committee for UNICEF |
$100,000
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| to support the Change the World with Children Concert aimed at inspiring leaders in the choices they make regarding the future of children |
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| New Subiaco Abbey and Academy |
$100,000
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| to support minority scholarships |
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| United Negro College Fund |
$100,000
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| for general support |
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| Marlboro County |
$50,000
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| to support the construction of the Marion Wright Edelman Public Library |
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| President and Fellows of Harvard College |
$50,000
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| for general support |
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| Rigpe Dorje Foundation |
$50,000
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| to support promotion of the documentary film 'The Day My God Died' at a New York City premiere and various film festivals |
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| Village Theatre |
$35,000
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| for general support |
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| Queen of Angels Catholic School |
$30,000
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| to upgrade the technology program |
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| Friends of Carmel Unified Schools |
$25,000
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| for general support |
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| Duke University |
$25,000
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| for general support |
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| United States Student Association Foundation |
$17,000
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| to provide a challenge grant to support the completion of the book project: 'Pursuing America's Vision: Student Leadership and the Founding of the United States Association after WWII' |
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| Seattle B'nai B'rith Community Service Foundation |
$15,000
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| for general support |
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| National Academy of Sciences |
$10,000
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| for general support |
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| St. Thomas School |
$10,000
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| for general support |
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| Society of St. Vincent de Paul |
$10,000
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| for general support |
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| Avon Products Foundation Inc. |
$5,000
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| to support the Avon Breast Cancer 3 day walk |
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| Computer History Museum |
$1,000
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| for general support |
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