101. Affund.org - Welcome Provides funding for social change under programs for foster care and for community reconciliation. http://affund.org/

ABOUT US APPLYING A TRANSITION FRAMEWORK FOSTER CARE TO INDEPENDENCE COMMUNITY RECONCILIATION ... CONTACT US RECENT NEWS A new publication, FLUX: Life after Foster Care, was just released by the Foster Care Alumni of America . With powerful stories, artwork, guidance and support from more than 100 alumni, FLUX was written to support young people in the emotional transition from foster care to adulthood. This book is a valuable resource for staff, youths and families and serves as an important tool in communicating the lessons the Transition Framework offers. You can order the book and/or download a chapter at www.FosterCareAlumni.org A Centennial Salute The Andrus family patriarch turns 100… (see article in 2009 Concinnity on pages 1and3 ; pictures on pages 8 and 9) The AFF board met in April and approved 9 grants totaling $784,000 In spite of projected budget decreases over the next few years, AFF is still accepting new proposals, with slightly revised priorities... AFF has a new definition of Community Reconciliation... WELCOME TO AFFUND.ORG

102. Welcome To The Clarence Foundation Venture philanthropy which seeks out and supports innovative and successful grassroots organizations. Information on giving opportunities, vision, programs, and leadership. http://www.theclarencefoundation.org/

103. - Eisenhower Fellowships - Organizes and funds networking between potential leaders in the United States and those in other countries. Includes selection criteria. http://eisenhowerfellowships.org/

104. The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation : Home Details the many foundations created by Paul Allen (co-founder of Microsoft). http://www.pgafoundations.com/

105. Charles And Helen Schwab Foundation :: Welcome Funds as well as operates programs in the areas of learning differences and human services. Gives funding guidelines and descriptions of current initiatives. http://www.schwabfoundation.org/

Financial Overview Archives Schwab Learning Archives Past-Press-Releases ... Guidelines The Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation believes that every person has the potential and deserves the opportunity to lead a happy and productive life. A quality education holds the key to much of this. Today, many young people in California and beyond are denied the education they deserve. The status quo has not served them well. We seek out organizations that turn the tables on this unacceptable reality to ensure that each student reaches his or her full potential. This is our primary focus. The Foundation also recognizes that human suffering takes many different forms and affects people from all walks of life. For this reason, we also support organizations which alleviate suffering, take aim at its root cause and give people a fair shot at their own success. For more than twenty years, the Foundation has had the privilege of collaborating with organizations and individuals who are leaders in their fields. Their work has informed and extended our own. We have learned both from our successes and our failures about the challenges of making a measurable impact. And while our primary focus is California, we recognize that positive impact here will come from those working within and beyond our geographic boundaries. We have enormous respect for the leadership, passion and ingenuity shown by so many working to transform the lives of others. We will continue to seek out organizations which share these qualities and which work tirelessly to make the world a better place.

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