Finance Project Toward Improved Methods of Financing Education and Other Children's Services (Washington, D.C.)
$200,000
For the Welfare Information Network for state and local policy makers and officials.

Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation (New York)
$7,000,000
For its investment fund.

Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation (New York)
$2,000,000
For its venture fund.

Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation (New York)
$700,000
For general support.

Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation (New York)
$500,000
For a project on devolution and urban change.

National Coalition of Hispanic Health and Human Services Organizations (Washington, D.C.)
$200,000
For a youth initiative called Growing Up Hispanic.

Public/Private Ventures (Philadelphia)
$4,000,000
For its endowment.

Public/Private Ventures (Philadelphia)
$3,500,000
For its joint venture fund.

Training, Inc. National Association (Indianapolis)
$150,000
To build a strategic plan.

Aspen Institute (Queenstown, Md.)
$200,000
For a discussion on community initiatives.

Avance (San Antonio)
$500,000
To expand the organization and its programs.

Avance (San Antonio)
$50,000
For a conference entitled "Opening Doors to the Barrio: Forging New Partnerships."

Catholic Charities, Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens (New York)
$50,000
For a vocational project at Queens North Settlement House.

Children's Defense Fund (Washington, D.C.)
$500,000
For a public education campaign on early child care.

Family Resource Coalition (Chicago)
$300,000
For research on policies that affect disadvantaged fathers and their families.

Fund for the City of New York
$100,000
To develop case studies on the work of Agenda for Children Tomorrow.

Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin (Milwaukee)
$200,000
For team-parenting services.

Mar Vista Family Center (Culver City, Calif.)
$250,000
For core support.

Mathematica Policy Research (Princeton, N.J.)
$100,000
To evaluate how early intervention programs enhance child development.

MELD (Minneapolis)
$150,000
To replicate the MELD program model.

Morehouse College
$65,000
For a national conference on fathers and families.

National Academy of Sciences (Washington, D.C.)
$100,000
For activities related to children, youth and families.

National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies (Washington, D.C.)
$250,000
For general support.

National Center for Strategic Nonprofit Planning and Community Leadership (Washington, D.C.)
$50,000
For a conference on public-private partnerships to help fathers.

National Coalition of Community Foundations for Youth (Kansas City, Mo.)
$92,000
To increase the involvement of fathers with their families.

National Institute for Human Development (Atlanta)
$45,000
To expand public/private partnerships that focus on involving low-income fathers in Head Start programs.

Wheelock College
$200,000
For the Early Childhood Futures Project.

Wheelock College
$200,000
For the Center for Career Development in Early Care and Education.

Association of African Women for Research and Development (Senegal)
$50,000
For a conference on gender, globalization and human development.

Indiana University (Indianapolis)
$210,000
For the Kinsey Institute's academic and public relations activities.

International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (Belgium)
$250,000
For scientific committees on reproductive health, gender, AIDS and demographic anthropology.

Laboratory for Social Sciences (Venezuela)
$90,000
For the International Forum for Social Sciences in Health.

Planned Parenthood Federation of America (New York)
$300,000
For the federation's diversity initiative.

Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene (New York)
$310,000
For a sexuality training program for community-based organizations.

West Indies, University of the (Jamaica)
$225,000
For community youth intervention research on gender relations, conflict management and reproductive health.

African-Caribbean Institute (Hanover, N.H.)
$320,000
For programs to combat the spread of HIV among military and peacekeeping personnel, their families and local communities.