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The Reva and David Logan Foundation Grants (Arts, Journalism, Social Justice) is sponsored by The Reva and David Logan Foundation. The Reva and David Logan Foundation grants in three main areas: Social Justice, Journalism, and the Arts. While specific open calls are not listed, they have a history of funding organizations in Chicago related to these areas, including those involved in media.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations working in social justice, journalism, and the arts. Based on previous grantees, many are located in Chicago. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The Reva and David Logan Foundation Grants (Arts, Journalism, Social Justice) is funded by The Reva and David Logan Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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General Operating Support (Massachusetts Media Fund, Inc. dba Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism) is sponsored by The Reva and David Logan Foundation. The Reva and David Logan Foundation has historically provided general operating support to the Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism, which supports the development and production of independent news in Massachusetts.
The Reva and David Logan Foundation Grant is sponsored by The Reva and David Logan Foundation. Supports social justice, journalism, and the arts, focusing on innovative projects that demonstrate originality, potential impact, feasibility, and engagement. The foundation encourages proposals that seek to create significant change and expand audience engagement, ensuring that positive outcomes are widely accessible.