Federal Foundation Assistance Monitor

Exclusive Content in FAM 12-5 ...

After spending much of the fall focusing on healthcare, Congress finally is turning its attention to finalizing the FY 2010 budget.

FAM continuously is querying congressional members and federal agencies for updates on the budget and its impact on FY 2010 grant making.

The current consensus is that an omnibus is the best FY 2010 funding vehicle and grant making will begin in earnest in February. For the FAM story on the current situation, please visit http://www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5835.

The Office of Juvenile Justice & Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) at the Justice Dept. is among the agencies planning to begin releasing grants in February. For the FAM story on the OJJDP's funding plans, please visit http://www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5817.

Other exclusive insights in FAM include:

Community Services: With comments due by Jan. 4 on proposed priorities, FAM predicts the grant solicitation for the Education Dept.'s Emergency Management for Higher Education (EMHE) grant program (CFDA Number: 84.184T). To read the story, please visit www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5839.

Congress: The White House jobs summit confirms Democrat plans to include new employment-focused funding in the potential FY 2010 omnibus measure. FAM provides a method for workforce nonprofits to get involved in the current jobs discussions. To read the story, please visit www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5837.   

Federal Funding: Insights on nearly 14 new funding opportunities. FAM provides in-depth details on the $3.5 billion in School Improvement Grants (SIG) at the Education Dept. and $8.8 million in Juvenile Treatment Drug Courts (JTDC) at the Health & Human Services Dept.  To read the stories, please visit http://www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5836 (SIG) and http://www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5821 (JTDC).

Foundation Funding: Insights on nine funding opportunities, including new funding efforts at the Oak Foundation and Starbucks Foundation. To read the stories, please visit http://www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5822 (Oak) and http://www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5813 (Starbucks).

Funding Trends: FAM provides insights for nonprofits to get involved in a new Ford Foundation initiative providing $80 million over five years for workforce programs. To read the story, please visit www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5834.

State Funding News: Maine foundations and nonprofits are staying afloat during the tough economic times. FAM provides ways for nonprofits in other states imitate the efforts. To read the story, please visit www.grantsandfunding.net/fam/5815.

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