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Education, Youth Development, Arts & Culture, Safety, Humanitarian Services and Scientific and Medical Research is sponsored by Joan M Wismer Foundation. This foundation supports programs and projects to enrich the lives of children and youth. They look for organizations that promote partnerships and collaborative efforts and occasionally approve grants for pilot initiatives.
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Joan M. Wismer Foundation {If you are having trouble viewing this page, click here for our mobile-friendly site} “The Joan M. Wismer Foundation is dedicated to improving and enriching the lives of youth and adults.
The Foundation focuses its efforts in the Middle Atlantic and Southern California regions of the United States. The Foundation supports programs in the following areas: Education & Development for Disadvantaged Youth; Job/Skills Training & Placement; Homelessness; and Medical & Scientific Research.
While the Foundation has previously supported efforts addressing Food Insecurity, Safety & Humanitarian Services, and the Arts, its current funding in these areas is fully allocated. Learn more about Joan Wismer and the Wismer Foundation Please make sure you review the foundation's guidelines Review the overall process for submitting an application Website maintenance and grant administration services provided by:
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations with programs and projects to enrich the lives of children and youth. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Education, Youth Development, Arts & Culture, Safety, Humanitarian Services and Scientific and Medical Research is funded by Joan M Wismer Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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