Organization	Project Summary	Committed
American Committee for Tel Aviv FDN, Inc. Municipality Home Environment Center for Children Ages 3-6 New York, NY	To support Home Environment Centers for children of low-income families in the Tel Aviv-Jaffa area. These Centers provide daycare, afterschool facilities, enrichment programs, hot meals and social services for families.	$62,500 1 Year
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Inc. Ethiopian Medical Assistance Program New York, NY	To support the provision of humanitarian medical assistance to thousands of Felas Mora who moved from their villages to Addis Ababa and Gondar City to await the processing of their requests to go to Israel.	$5,500 1 Year
American Jewish World Service Adain Lo "Yahad" Camp for Children with Special Needs New York , NY	To support the Adain Lo "Yahad" Camp, a system of Jewish family education programs located outside St. Petersburg , Russia . The camps are held five times per year and allow parents and children to learn together in a stress-free environment.	$5,000 1 Year
American Pardes Foundation, Inc. Scholarship Fund New York, NY	To support two scholarship funds for Pardes Institute students, in memory of Ben Blutstein and Marla Bennett, two Pardes students who were killed in the bombing at Hebrew University in July 2002.	$5,000 1 Year
American Pardes Foundation Advanced Fellows Program New York , NY	To support the Advanced Fellows program, allowing graduates of the first-year program to attend a second year of intense study of Jewish tradition and heritage.	$15,000 1 Year
American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ASPCA Government Affairs and Public Policy New York, NY	To support the ASPCA's Government Affairs and Public Policy Department in its mission to promote humane principles, prevent cruelty, and alleviate fear, pain and suffering in animals.	$5,000 1 Year
The American Visionary Art Museum, Inc. High on Life: Transcending Addiction Baltimore, MD	"High on Life: Transcending Addiction" will illustrate in the vivid genre of visionary art humankind's long history of addiction, self medication and attempts at spiritual ecstasy, communicating to viewers the roots of the problem as a legal, historic and very human one that must be treated with compassion and vision, i.e. treatment not punishment.	$5,000 1 Year
Anshe Emet Synagogue Soviet Jewry Education and Integration Program Chicago, IL	To support this program which aims to assist and orient Soviet Jews to Synogogue life by offering a full complement of Sunday morning programming. The three components/class sessions include English for Russians, Introduction to Judaism and Hebrew language study.	$8,000 1 Year
Arbour Health Systems Foundation, Inc. Clergy Trauma Training and Support Jamaica Plain, MA	To support a network of interdenominational clergy and mental health professionals in the development of a training initiative for clergy in recognizing and responding to traumatic experiences in their congregations and parishes.	$20,000 1 Year
Archeworks General Support Chicago , IL	To support Archeworks, an alternative design school whose mission is to address social needs by developing and providing alternative design education solutions through a multidisciplinary process.	$2,000 1 Year
Arizona's Children Association Life Books Program Tucson, AZ	To support a program that pairs trained community volunteers with children who have 'lost' personal histories through years in the foster care system in order to create memory books, which organize the past events of a child's life, chronicle milestones and collect photos, communications and personal details.	$5,390 1 Year
Ataxia Telangiectasia Children's Project Biomedical Research and Scientific Conferences Deerfield Beach, FL	To support the Ataxia Telangiectasia (A-T) Children's Project biomedical research and scientific conference that raises funds to support and coordinate biomedical research projects and scientific conferences aimed at finding a cure for ataxia-telangiectasia, a rare, fatal genetic disease that attacks children, causing progressive loss of muscle control, cancer and immune system problems.	$10,000 1 Year
Boca Raton Museum of Art, Inc. General Support Boca Raton, FL	The mission of the Boca Raton Museum of Art is to enhance the appreciation and understanding of the visual arts through the acquisition and maintenance of a permanent collection and the presentation of high quality and diverse exhibitions with related educational programs, including hands-on instruction at its Art School, which offers fine art, crafts and interdisciplinary classes, workshops and associated studio programming.	$8,000 1 Year
Canal Community Alliance, Inc. General Support San Rafael, CA	To support the work of the Alliance, founded in 1981 as a cooperative response between the City of San Rafael, community residents and the Beryl S. Buck Trust to address the needs, concerns and issues of the burgeoning immigrant and refugee populations.	$20,000 1 Year
Center for Jewish Culture and Creativity The Dybbuk Project Los Angeles, CA	To support the establishment of relationships between the Center for Jewish Culture and Creativity and the theater department and artists of UCLA and Tel Aviv University for future collaborations on Jewish themes. The collaborations will be launched with an unique version of the classic play The Dybbuk with original music, including a performance of the music to be presented in Los Angeles in December 2002.	$5,000 1 Year
Center for Public Integrity General Support Washington, DC	To support the Center for Public Integrity's efforts to provide the general public an honest, objective broker of information about governmental and corporate accountability by dissecting vital public policy issues or systemic, institutional problems in our democracy, naming names and disseminating its findings in responsible but accessible ways.	$30,000 1 Year
Centerforce Prison Meditation Project San Rafael, CA	To support the development, implementation and evaluation of their meditation project for inmates and correctional officers in California prisons and jails, in order to transition from a pilot program. Centerforce provides services to inmates and their families at various correctional facilities in California, including prevention case management, literacy, family support services, health education, parenting, health and wellness services, meditation, policy, research and educational material development.	$20,000 1 Year
Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras Chicago Youth Prep Strings Chicago, IL	The Chicago Youth Prep Strings is a beginning-level string program of the Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras (CYSO), with weekly rehearsals and concerts in both December and May. Conducted by CYSO Associate Conductor Terrance Gray, the program is open to musicians who have played their instruments for two years and have basic reading skills.	$5,000 1 Year
Childhelp, Inc. Merv Griffin Childhelp USA Village of Arizona Scottsdale , AZ	To support the Merv Griffin--Childhelp USA Village of Arizona, which addresses Arizona 's insufficient resources for out-of-home care for children by providing residential care for 61-97 children suffering effects of abuse and neglect.	$25,000 1 Year
Children's Museum of Manhattan Growth Through Art & Museum Experience, Inc. General Support New York, NY	This grant will support the Museum's exhibitions and education programs that reach over 350,000 children and families each year. Renewed support will foster the Museum's efforts to create and deliver new exhibitions and educational programs that serve to both educate and inspire all children and families.	$15,000 1 Year
CLAL- The National Jewish Center for Learning And Leadership, Inc. General Support New York, NY	To support CLAL, a national pluralist organization which links Jewish texts and heritage with contemporary issues and concerns to help people connect to their Jewishness and re-imagine Jewish life in America.	$9,000 1 Year
Columbus and Central Ohio Children's Chorus Foundation Children's Choral Festival of African American Composers: All That Jazz Columbus , OH	To support the 2003 Children's Choral Festival, which focuses on Jazz music; including the performance of a new work by Moses Hogan, commissioned by the Choir.	$16,000 1Year
Community Foundation For Jewish Education of Metropolitan Chicago Florence Melton Adult Mini School Chicago, IL)	To support a two-year course of study in the Lakeview Consortium program, created in partnership with Anshe Emet Synagogue, utilizing the Florence Melton Adult Mini School program and materials, thereby providing high-quality Jewish education for adult learners from different backgrounds.	$29,000 1 Year
Drisha Institute for Jewish Education Dissemination of CDs on Jewish Festivals New York , NY	To support the dissemination of CDs on the Joseph narrative from the Book of Genesis.	$5,000 1 Year
Each One Reach One, Inc. General Support Pacific, CA	To support Each One Reach One, a theater arts program that provides a forum for at-risk youth to be heard and to experience success through the writing of plays under the individual mentorship of professional artists.	$5,000 1 Year
The Ear Foundation of Arizona General Support Phoenix, AZ	To support the Ear Foundation of Arizona in work dedicated to the prevention, detection and intervention of hearing loss and balance disorders for persons of all ages.	$34,960 1 Year
Earth Ways Foundation, Inc. World Festival of Sacred Music-LA Malibu, CA	To support the 2002 World Festival of Sacred Music-Los Angeles, a nonprofit, grassroots citywide project that relies on the participation and partnership of individuals, artists and organizations across the city of Los Angeles. Over the course of 16 days, through 55 events of traditional to contemporary music, the Festival provides a powerful means for the public to cross boundaries of race, class and religion to promote a collective definition of Los Angeles that embraces and values the diverse voices of the multicultural city.	$5,000 1 Year
Edah, Inc. Edah Online Educational Network New York, NY	To support an online educational network which will provide webcasts (live and archived) of classes of outstanding teachers who speak from within the framework of both Orthodoxy and Western high culture and thought.	$9,500 1 Year
Fairfax-San Anselmo Children's Center General Support Fairfax, CA	To support Fairfax-San Anselmo Children's Center, a private, nonprofit childcare program that consists of four autonomous yet interrelated programs: the Infant Center, the Children's Center, the After School and the After After School.	$5,000 1 Year
Field Museum of Natural History General Support Chicago , IL	To support the Field Museum , whose mission is to utilize its collections and research to increase public understanding and scientific knowledge of the world's biological and cultural diversity.	$6,000 1 Year
Film Society of Lincoln Center, Inc. General Support New York, NY	To support efforts to promote film as art; to recognize and support new filmmakers; and to encourage the growth of a more discerning film-going audience.	$2,500 1 Year
FJC Alliance for Educational Programs in Israel New York, NY	To support the Alliance for Educational Programs in Israel that brings together six Israeli experience providers, ideologically pluralistic and unique in their work. The primary objectives of the Alliance are to work on behalf of the organizations to help retain the educational assets of each at a time when registration for programs in Israel is at an all-time low. The Alliance also aims to assist the organizations in sharing resources and collaborating on programming; and to redesign programs that will help achieve self-support.	$2,000 1 Year
Friends of Ilan Sports Center for the Disabled, Inc. General Support Philadelphia , PA	To support sports activity programming in Israel for disabled children ages 5 through 18, with different programs for different disabilities.	$15,000 1 Year
Hazon, Inc. Jewish Environmental Bike Ride and Adam Y'Adamah New York, NY	To support the 2002 New York Jewish Environmental Bike Ride, and Adam Y'Adamah, a 26-week beit midrash/learning community.	$5,000 1 Year
Heffter Research Institute, Inc. General Support Santa Fe , NM	To support the Heffter Research Institute's work in medical research.	$12,000 1 Year
Huckleberry Youth Programs, Inc. Hucckleberry Teen Health Program Case Management San Francisco, CA	To support the case management services at the Huckleberry Teen Health Program, which provides comprehensive health promotion and youth development programs serving at-risk Marin county youth ages 12-21, including free health education, counseling and support services.	$20,000 1 Year
Illinois Institute of Technology General Support Chicago , IL	To support the Illinois Institute of Technology, a private Ph.D.-granting research and teaching university with programs in engineering, science, psychology, architecture, business, design and law.	$6,000 1 Year
Inside Out Community Arts, Inc. Facility Improvement Los Angeles , CA	To support the buildout of Inside Out Community Arts's new office/studio space in Venice , CA ; and to prepare the space to accommodate staff and ongoing after-school arts programming.	$5,000 1 Year
International Rescue Committee, Inc. General Support New York , NY	To support the IRC in providing emergency relief, health, education and social services to war-affected populations around the world.	$10,000 1 Year
Jewish Community Foundation of the Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles Jews in Crisis-Argentina Los Angeles, CA	To support a project which provides funds to address the emergency needs of the growing number of Argentinean Jews living in poverty as a result of rapidly deteriorating economic conditions in their country, where over one-half of the population is below the poverty level. Funds are needed to subsidize basic needs and services in areas such as food, housing, clothing, health, counseling, legal advice and employment assistance.	$10,000 1 Year
Jewish Congregation of Pacific Palisades A Corp. Nishmat Tzedek (Righteous Soul) Pacific Palisades, CA	To support "Nishmat Tzedek" (Righteous Soul), a Jewish Requiem, created by renowned composer Cantor Meir Finkelstein and performed by a full symphony orchestra, professional chorus, and soloists. A musical tribute to honor Jews killed by bombers in Israel and to September 11th victims, the project has two components: a compact disc recording of the work; and a commemorative book containing a musical reduction of the score, photographs of Israel by Eric Lawton, and inspirational writings by contemporary Jewish clergy and other notable Jewish figures.	$10,000 1 Year
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago The Meaning of Prayer and Liturgy in Judaism Chicago, IL	To support a series of classes called "The Meaning of Prayer and Liturgy in Judaism" taught by Professor Reuven Kimelman of Brandeis University during November and December 2002 at Anshe Emet Synagogue.	$34,900 1 Year
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago The Emergence of Rabbinic Judaism Chicago, IL	To support the series of classes called The Emergence of Rabbinic Judaism, to be taught by Professor Shaye Cohen of Harvard University during February and March of 2003 at Anshe Emet Synagogue.	$41,700 1 Year
Jewish Theological Seminary of America Schecter Institute of Jewish Studies, Ma'aseh Hoshev New York , NY	To support Ma'aseh Hoshev (Informed Creations), which includes creative initiatives in contemporary Jewish art; an MA program in Judaism and the Arts; and a project for teaching Jewish studies via the arts in Israeli schools.	$25,000 1 Year
The KCRW Foundation, Inc. Which Way, LA? Santa Monica, CA	To support KCRW's signature public affairs program, which provides the opportunity for a wide variety of voices with opposing viewpoints to hear each other in a daily half-hour moderated public affairs forum, allowing listeners to hear the spectrum of opinion and analysis. Through thoughtful discussion, "Which Way, LA?" seeks to promote understanding in a city divided by dramatic disparities in income, race and geography and create an environment where fruitful coexistence is possible. A national program, "To the Point", was recently spun off from "WWLA".	$15,000 1 Year
Kenyon College Architectural Service Campus Wide ADA Study Gamier, OH	To support a survey of the Kenyon campus by Gaede Serne Architects, who will analyze specific public buildings and residence halls and offer proposed solutions to access issues in written dialogue form, photographic documentation, and graphic schematic drawings. The architects will also address overall issues such as designated parking zones, accessible routes, signage, and general improvements to increase access on a campus-wide basis.	$28,000 1 Year
Kovno Communications Everyday Heroes Berkeley , CA	To support outreach and distribution in connection with broadcasts of the documentary film Everyday Heroes on public television stations nationwide.	$5,000 1 Year
La Rabida Children's Hospital and Research Center General Support Chicago, IL	To support the programs and medical services provided to children living with chronic illnesses, disabilities, or children that have been abused and/or neglected. These programs are offered to Chicago area children regardless of ability to pay.	$2,500 1 Year
Landmarks Preservation Council Soldier Field Project Chicago , IL	To support continued advocacy and litigation, including a direct appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court, on the Soldier Field Project.	$15,000 1 Year
Latin School of Chicago Committee on Teaching and Learning Chicago, IL	To support The Latin School's Committee on Teaching and Learning, which will build on its accomplishements to create a professional development model of national significance, with the goal of positively impacting classroom teaching and improving interaction between teachers and students.	$50,000 1 Year
Los Angeles Unified School District Garfield Academic Decathalon Los Angeles, CA	To support study materials, school supplies, fees for museums and concerts; meals and snacks during study sessions and possibly team jackets for this leading Academic Decathalon team from a low-income and minority school.	$2,000 1 Year
Lubavitch Chabad of the Loop and Lincoln Park General Support Chicago, IL	To support this outreach organization committed to serve the Chabad Jewish Community, including religious, spiritual and social needs, regardless of affiliation.	$4,178 1 Year
Menomonee Club Performing Arts Program Chicago, IL	To support the Menomonee Club in expanding their performing arts programming with a one-year project in partnership with Child's Play Touring Theater, which will allow the Club to build the program with the help of an established organization with years of experience running children's theater classes and will involve children in Child's Play's unique "Page-to-Stage" technique. The "Page-to-Stage" technique includes children writing, staging and acting in performances of their own creation.	$25,000 1 Year
Metropolitan Opera Association, Inc. General Support New York, NY	To support the Metropolitan Opera Association's mission, with the goal of presenting the highest-quality performances of operatic master pieces each season featuring the world's leading artists, conductors, directors and designers.	$5,000 1 Year
Mirman School for Gifted Children Computer Technology & Developing Critical Thinking Skills Los Angeles, CA	The Mirman School is an independent co-educational school designed to meet the needs of academically gifted children ages 5 to 14. This grant is in support of the School's program to develop critical thinking skills through the application of computer animation and graphics technologies.	$10,000 1 Year
More Than Money, Inc. General Support Arlington, MA	To support the organization's work with wealthy individuals and families to explore the impact of wealth on their lives, promoting the intelligent, intentional and compassionate use of personal wealth. More Than Money also works to promote the field and practice of philanthropy, and works with other nonprofit organizations to make them more effective in their interactions with existing and potential wealthy donors, helping philanthropists and potential philanthropists to integrate their giving, investing, community involvement and legacy into a coherent expression of their personal values.	$5,500 1 Year
Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation General Support Sherman Oaks, CA	To support the provision of musical instruments to struggling school and community music programs across the country.	$7,500 1 Year
Musicians' Assistance Program General Support Hollywood , CA	To support the Musicians' Assistance Program's efforts to address the recovery needs of professional musicians and members of the music industry suffering from drug and alcohol addiction; and to break the mythical connection between drugs and the music profession.	$15,000 1 Year
National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States Public Policy Transportation Initiative Washington, DC	To support the National Trust's work on transportation issues, including preparations for the re-authorization of surface transportation law that will take place in 2002-2003, and to build on the expertise and field relationships, both in preservation and among the leadership of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials and other transportation professionals, developed by the Transportation Program Officer.	$35,000 1 Year
National Organization on Disability SOS Start on Success Program Washington DC	To support the SOS Model--Start on Success, which consists of a partnership between an inner-city high school and a nearby university, providing early training and paid work experience for young people with physical, mental or sensory disabilities.	$15,000 1 Year
New Insights, Inc. General Support Los Angeles, CA	To support New Insights' efforts to foster a greater appreciation of the great mystical cultures, with emphasis on Jewish mysticism. The organization holds regular classes, particularly on Friday evenings for Sabbath; and will provide free high holy day services.	$9,500 1 Year
New Israel Fund Re'ut School Washington DC	To support the development of the Pluralism through Social Activism and a Commitment to the "Other" curriculum.	$12,500 1 Year
New Israel Fund People to People: Israel and Environmentalists Washington, DC	To support this project that plans to build a people-to-people network between environmentalists in Israel and the Diaspora, focusing at the first stage on the greater Los Angeles and San Francisco communities.	$25,000 1 Year
New School University General Support New York, NY	To support the New School University's growing undergraduate Liberal Arts program centered at Eugene Lang College, with assistance to President Bob Kerrey's efforts to recruit 5 new full-time faculty members to teach such core subjects as: history, economics, philosophy and environmental sciences.	$20,000 1 Year
New Seed Found Tzel Koratainu New Start Hostel Passaic, NJ	To support a program that works with unwed, pregnant young women who have come from dysfunctional backgrounds and are determined to keep their unborn children. These women are at risk of repeating the patterns they learned in their home. The New Start Hostel provides a stable family environment supervised by "teaching parents," and a preventative counseling and educational program.	$13,350 1 Year
The New York Academy of Medicine Doctors Against Handgun Injury New York, NY	Doctor's Against Handgun Injury (DAHI) is a coalition of clinical and professional medical societies dedicated to mobilizing the influence, authority, and clinical expertise of physicians to reduce handgun injury. This grant supports DAHI's efforts to educate doctors-and their patients-about the relationship between guns and suicide, unintentional firearm injuries, and safe storage practices.	$10,000 1 Year
New York Lesbian and Gay Experimental Film Festival Trembling Before G-d New York, NY	To support the establishment of an international Orthodox community education and media outreach project that uses the feature documentary, Trembling Before G-d, as its primary organizing tool. To be launched in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Jerusalem, and Boston, the education project aims to forge an alliance of Orthodox rabbis, families, mental health professionals, teachers and lay people-gay, straight and lesbian-to develop programs that will address the needs of communities in crisis around gay and lesbian issues.	$10,000 1 Year
New York City Ballet, Inc. General Support New York, NY	To support the New York City Ballet's mission to promote and sustain the highest standards of classical dance.	$5,000 1 Year
Ojai Foundation Israel Council Program Ojai , CA	To support the Israel Council Program, which aims to develop a core group of Israeli council leaders who will offer an ongoing sequence of trainings for council facilitators; and specifically to support the use of council in coexistence organizations.	$15,000 1 Year
Operation Respect, Inc. American Academy of Pediatrics Pilot Outreach Project New York, NY	This grant supports Operation Respect's American Academy of Pediatrics Pilot Outreach Project. This pilot project is designed to provide the necessary data to encourage the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) leadership to forge an alliance with Operation Respect. The ultimate goal of this grant is to bring bullying and its effects to a top priority position for the national AAP leadership and membership.	$50,000 1 Year
P.E.F. Israel Endowment Funds, Inc. Vertigo Dance Company/Haamula Lidud Hamachol Biyerushalim New York, NY	To support the Vertigo Dance Company, based in Jerusalem, which performs internationally a range of contemporary dance and dance theater influenced by contact improvisation, ballet and martial arts. The Company conducts regular master classes and workshops for students.	$10,000 1 Year
Project AVARY, Inc. General Support San Rafael, CA	To provide support for this year-round support and enrichment program for Bay Area children, ages 8 to 15, who share the difficulties presented by a parent's incarceration or ongoing involvement with the criminal justice system.	$20,000 1 Year
Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Center for Pain Studies Chicago, IL	This grant supports the Institution's Center for Pain Studies work and the completion of ongoing and new pain research and teaching projects under the direction of Dr. Norman Harden. The Center will train physicians in pain management and seek improvement of diagnostic and treatment methods in pain management. This grant is also in support of the Robert G. Addison, MD Chair in Pain Studies.	$8,000 1 Year
Roycemore School Library Project Evanston, IL	This grant will support the Roycemore School in automating their library so that students will have greater access to on-line research and the library will be more accessible and efficient.	$10,000 1 Year
Rutgers Preparatory School Heinlein Classrooms Somerset , NJ	To support Rutgers in building science and other classrooms in their new Heinlein middle school building.	$20,000 1 Year
San Diego Youth & Community Services, Inc. Access to Better Health San Diego, CA	To support Access to Better Health, in providing Chiropractic Kinesiology, Clinical Nutrition Assessment and Treatment and health education to women and children who would not otherwise be able to have access to such care. The goal is to promote better health to disadvantaged individuals through education and treatment. Access to Better Health's objectives include bimonthly activities which would involve hands-on treatment and the disbursement of pertinent health-related educational materials. A lecture series will also be implemented dealing with issues pertinent to the health of the individuals.	$5,000 1 Year
San Francisco Jewish Film Festival General Support San Francisco , CA	To support the Jewish Film Festival and its program of independent films about contemporary Jewish identity, history and culture; including the world premiere of Not Another Jewish Movie, the first film by Bay Area teenagers in the New Jewish Film project.	$5,000 1 Year
Seniors Helping Seniors, Inc. General Support New York, NY	To support Seniors Helping Seniors' work, which consists of volunteers who provide friendly visiting and escort assistance for the elderly (to medical appointments, grocery stores, etc.), and which manages three principal programs: 1) the Elderly Entitlement Project, which provides professional services; 2) the Eighty-Plus Project, which provides enhanced services to clients over 80; and 3) expanded Bilingual Case Assistance to the Low-Income Elderly of Northern Manhattan, which provides the Spanish-speaking elderly of Washington Heights and Inwood with access to entitlements.	$8,000 1 Year
Smithsonian Institution Asian Pacific Islander Project Washington, DC	To support the Asian Pacific Islander Project, which seeks to promote Asian Pacific Islander American issues in museums and communities and to inspire a broader understanding of the nation and its many cultures by tracing and interpreting the experiecnes of Asian Pacific Americans. The grant will also support the Website Project, which will expand information and educational activities offered.	$15,000 1 Year
Streetwise 10th Anniversary Gala Chicago, IL	Streetwise works to empower people who are homeless to become self-sufficient through gainful employment. They publish a general-interest newspaper that employs homeless people as independent contractors, or vendors. This grant is in support of Streetwise's 10th Anniversary Gala and Fundraising event.	$10,000 1 Year
United Jewish Appeal--Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York Jordan River Village Foundation, Care with a Smile New York , NY	To support a program to bring laughter to seriously ill children in hospitals, with carefully trained "Clown-Doctors."	$4,000 1 Year
United Jewish Appeal--Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York Standing with Israel Emergency Fund New York , NY	To support supervised after-school and summertime programming for youngsters, as well as trauma relief counseling for children and families suffering anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder.	$8,000 1 Year
University of Chicago PedilBD: A National Multi-Center Registry for Data Collection, Analysis and Study of Inflammatory Bowel Disease Chicago, IL	To support development of a multi-institutional database into a national database for studies relating to risk factors, natural history, complications and therapies, as well as performing prospective studies of new interventions for pediatric inflammatory bowel disease, chronic intestinal disorders being diagnosed worldwide with increasing frequency.	$25,000 1 Year
University of Chicago Childhood Obesity: Variation and Management Chicago, IL	To support a national survey of pediatricians to assess common strategies for identification and management of childhood obesity, to determine pediatricians' attitude and beliefs about it, thereby assessing the degree to which recommended practice guidelines are being implemented, identifying beliefs and attitudes that serve as barriers to optimal care, and suggesting areas for continuing medical education.	$25,000 1 Year
University of Chicago Smart Museum of Art/Dawoud Bey: the Chicago Project Chicago, IL	The lives of a diverse group of teenagers from Chicago's South Side will be the focus of this extended educational program, artist residency and exhibition, led by Dawoud Bey, the renowned photographer and recent Guggenheim fellowship recipient, working in collaboration with Dan Collison, an award-winning producer of radio and film documentaries, Smart Museum education and curatorial staff, and University of Chicago faculty members. The project will begin in fall 2002, and will include weekly seminar meetings and workshops. It will continue with an exhibition in spring 2003 of Bey's photographs of the young participants, accompanied by Collision's "audio portraits"; and documentation of this model project through a publication to be distributed by the University of Chicago Press in summer 2003.	$5,000 1 Year
University of Judaism Synagogue 2000/Hallelu: A Celebration of the Jewish Spirit Los Angeles, CA	To support Hallelu, a weekend of events celebrating the synagogue in order to heighten awareness of Synagogue 2000 in the LA area. The centerpiece is a staged event at the Universal Amphitheatre (capacity 6,000), which through music, video, dance, and singing, celebrates the emerging synagogue of the future. Workshops/discussions on the following day will begin the community conversation to launch a Synagogue 2000 initiative for southern California.	$10,000 1 Year
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The Ackland Art Museum Chapel Hill, NC	To support the development of the Ackland's technology infrastructure. Long-range objectives include: 1) Establishing accessibility to images of all works of art in their collection through computer kiosks in their galleries, on-site access to printed images through the Registrar's Office, and online access to a catalog of the collection through their website; 2) Establishing an educational resource center in the museum; and 3) Developing the website to enable presentation of an online catalog of their collection, dissemination of information about their programs, and online distribution of K-12 lesson plans to teachers, students, and parents.	$6,000 1 Year
University of Washington Foundation Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs Seattle , WA	To support the conference, "September 11th and Afghanistan : Next Steps for the NGO Community," which will allow the Presidents of major international relief and development organizations to focus on the implications of September 11th and to assess next steps.	$5,000 1 Year
Vector Theater Company Conservatory At the Schools Theater (CAST) San Rafael, CA	This grant is in support of their efforts to promote self-esteem through dedication to an artistic discipline. Through the CAST program, Vector enhances language arts and personal skills in underserved school children through drama education.	$15,000 1 Year
Vivian Beaumont Theater, Inc. General Support New York, NY	To support efforts to engage a diverse audience by offering affordable tickets to shows of artistic distinction.	$2,500 1 Year
Wheelchair Foundation General Support Danville , CA	To support the Wheelchair Foundation's efforts to provide well-built metal wheelchairs at modest cost to those who are physically handicapped.	$10,000 1 Year
Window To The World Communications, Inc. General Support Chicago , IL	To support WTTW's mission of producing and broadcasting quality programming.	$6,000 1 Year
World Institute of Holistic Therapies Indigenous Peoples Project Ashland , OR	To support a program of the Indigenous Peoples Project (IPP), to provide impoverished Native American people with cost-free holistic health treatment and education, quality health products, and to conduct natural foods cooking classes at the Little Big Medicine Sundance.	$3,000 1 Year
Yale University Medical Student Research Fellowships at Yale New Haven, CT	To support a fellowship fund for M.D., M.D./Ph.D, or M.P.H. degree student researchers in one of the following areas: health services, clinical epidemiology, environmental health, urban health, and disparities in access to health care.	$10,000 1 Year