Schoolhouse Partners publishes directory of grants for youth programs

August 20, 2014  


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Schoolhouse Partners has published the 7th edition of Funding Sources for Children and Youth Programs, which includes more than 3,000 funding opportunities for educational programs, personnel training, equipment and more. It can be ordered directly from the company or through YBP Library Services, Ingram Books, EBSCO Information Services, Coutts Information Services, Barnes & Noble or Amazon.com. (Schoolhouse Partners image) 


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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Officials at organizations that work directly with youth and children outside formal classroom settings can find funding for educational opportunities, training, equipment and more in a newly published directory from a Purdue Research Park affiliate.

Schoolhouse Partners LLC has published the 7th edition of Funding Sources for Children and Youth Programs. It can be purchased directly from Schoolhouse Partners or through YBP Library Services, Ingram Books, EBSCO Information Services, Coutts Information Services, Barnes & Noble bookstores or Amazon.com. The information also is available on GrantSelect, Schoolhouse Partners' subscription-based online database.

Louis S. Schafer, editorial director, said grants in the directory cover a broad range of programs.

"There are more than 3,000 grant opportunities from hundreds of sponsors," he said. "These grants will fund opportunities like summer enrichment programs and camps, cultural programs, and art workshops. Some support training for youth coaches and childcare workers while others cover sports equipment."

Each record is listed in three indices: by geography, program type and subject. Records include grant title; description; requirements; award amount; application deadline; contact information including phone, fax, email and Internet address; sponsor name and address; and samples of awarded grants.

"Funding Sources for Children and Youth Programs also includes our essay 'How to Write a Winning Grant,' which can be used as a guide for preparing grant proposals," Schafer said. "The information could be helpful both to novice and experienced grant writers."

About Schoolhouse Partners LLC

Schoolhouse Partners is a full-service consulting firm that provides assistance to educational, nonprofit and community agencies in obtaining grant funding. Since 2003 the company has helped nonprofit and tax-exempt groups raise millions of dollars through hundreds of funded grants and awards.

About Purdue Research Park

The Purdue Research Park is the largest university-affiliated business incubation complex in the country. The Purdue Research Park manages the Purdue Technology Centers in four sites in Indiana - West Lafayette, Indianapolis, Merrillville and New Albany. The more than 260 companies located in the park network employ about 4,500 people who earn an average annual wage of $63,000. The park is managed by the Purdue Research Foundation, which received the 2014 Incubator Network of the Year by the National Business Incubation Association for its work in entrepreneurship. For more information about funding and investment opportunities in startups based on a Purdue innovation, contact the Purdue Foundry at foundry@prf.org

Purdue Research Park contact: Steve Martin, 765-588-3342, sgmartin@prf.org 

Source: Louis S. Schafer, 765-237-3390, lou.schafer@schoolhousepartners.net

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