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Find similar grantsPhilanthropy as Civic Engagement Course Fund is sponsored by UCLA (Donor Gifts). Undergraduates selected for the Philanthropy as Civic Engagement course collaborate to determine how to award funds to Los Angeles area nonprofit organizations.
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support — UCLA philanthropy as civic engagement Your donation can impact the course, students, and community organizations in various ways. Makes it possible to augment course materials, provide stipends for teaching assistants, support site visit expenses, and cover media and communications.
$5,000 - Awards Reception Covers the cost of the course awards ceremony and reception where the work of selected organizations is celebrated and grantees are presented with funding. Provides funding for exceptional students to pursue philanthropic research and engagement during their UCLA undergraduate careers.
Philanthropy as Civic Engagement Course Fund Contributions to the Philanthropy as Civic Engagement Course Fund are available for immediate use for grant awards made through the course. Each offering of the course is made possible by donor gifts totaling $100,000.
Undergraduates who apply and are selected to participate in the Philanthropy as Civic Engagement course collaborate to determine how to award the funds to Los Angeles area nonprofit organizations. Women & Philanthropy Endowment for Philanthropy Education In Fall 2019, Women & Philanthropy at UCLA created an endowment to propel undergraduate philanthropic education to new heights of impact and excellence on our campus.
Gifts to this endowed fund further secure the future of experiential philanthropy learning and help us reach our goal of growing this endowment to fund the course in perpetuity. A $2. 5M transformative gift will secure this unique opportunity.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Los Angeles area nonprofit organizations, as selected by students participating in the UCLA Philanthropy as Civic Engagement course. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $100,000 per course offering (distributed as grants). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Philanthropy as Civic Engagement Course Fund is funded by UCLA (Donor Gifts). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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