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| | Federal Grant Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17) |
 | | Before determining whether the best funding source is a federal program, a small private fund concerned primarily with local projects, an organization providing grants in a particular subject area, or a national foundation, the grant seeker should prepare an analysis of the contemplated project. |
 | | These may be available at public or research libraries under such subject headings as "fund raising," "endowments," "grants-in-aid," "research grants," and "federal aid to..." [followed by broad categories such as education, hospitals, law enforcement agencies, libraries, outdoor recreation, the arts, or transportation]. |
 | | Grant descriptions are succinct but descriptive, for example: "To promote community involvement in ground water protection in Ohio." Includes a detailed subject index. |
| www.house.gov /markgreen/grants.htm (3275 words) |
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