Best Buy Community Grants
Deadline: August 1
Best Buy teams across the U.S. select non-profit organizations that provide positive experiences to help teens to excel in school and develop life and leadership skills. Non-profits located within 50 miles of a Best Buy store or Regional Distribution Center may apply. Grants will average $4,000-$6,000 and will not exceed $10,000. http://bit.ly/l8gGrz
Friday, May 27, 2011
American Dream Photo Contest
American Dream Photo Contest
Deadline: July 4
To enter, anyone can upload two original pictures - one of their American Dream and one of their American Reality. Youth will then share their personalized link via Twitter and Facebook, sparking a dialogue with their friends and peers across the country surrounding their American Dream. The entry with the most ‘likes’ and ‘shares’ will have a chance to win great prizes, including a new Wifi iPad2 or a trip for two to the OpportunityNation national summit in New York City this November! http://bit.ly/lLjy0y
Deadline: July 4
To enter, anyone can upload two original pictures - one of their American Dream and one of their American Reality. Youth will then share their personalized link via Twitter and Facebook, sparking a dialogue with their friends and peers across the country surrounding their American Dream. The entry with the most ‘likes’ and ‘shares’ will have a chance to win great prizes, including a new Wifi iPad2 or a trip for two to the OpportunityNation national summit in New York City this November! http://bit.ly/lLjy0y
9/11 Service-Learning Grants
9/11 Service-Learning Grants
Deadline: June 17
Available to youth ages 5-25 and teachers/educators who work with youth ages 5-25, YSA will award 10-20 $500 or $1,000 grants to youth-led projects that address important community needs while helping youth - many of who have no first hand memory of the event - remember and honor the 9/11 victims and their families, understand the significance of the event, and commit to sustaining our democracy through service. Projects will need to address one of YSA's 9 for 9/11 - 9 lessons from the event and related ideas for service-learning projects. www.YSA.org/grants/911
Deadline: June 17
Available to youth ages 5-25 and teachers/educators who work with youth ages 5-25, YSA will award 10-20 $500 or $1,000 grants to youth-led projects that address important community needs while helping youth - many of who have no first hand memory of the event - remember and honor the 9/11 victims and their families, understand the significance of the event, and commit to sustaining our democracy through service. Projects will need to address one of YSA's 9 for 9/11 - 9 lessons from the event and related ideas for service-learning projects. www.YSA.org/grants/911
Parade All-America High School Service Team Awards
Parade All-America High School Service Team Awards
Deadline: May 30
The All-America High School Service Team recognizes students in grades 9 through 12 who have made exemplary contributions in the service areas of: health, education, environment, economics or community. The top 50 finalists, 10 per issue category, will receive certificates. The top 15 (3 per issue category), will receive a two-day paid trip to Washington, D.C. to receive their award and special recognition. The deadline to nominate for this prestigious award has just been extended to Monday, May 30th, 5:00pm EST. http://bit.ly/ige3KJ
Deadline: May 30
The All-America High School Service Team recognizes students in grades 9 through 12 who have made exemplary contributions in the service areas of: health, education, environment, economics or community. The top 50 finalists, 10 per issue category, will receive certificates. The top 15 (3 per issue category), will receive a two-day paid trip to Washington, D.C. to receive their award and special recognition. The deadline to nominate for this prestigious award has just been extended to Monday, May 30th, 5:00pm EST. http://bit.ly/ige3KJ
Thursday, May 19, 2011
RI is in need of an intern with film/video editing experience.
RI is in need of an intern with film/video editing experience. Final Cut Pro proficiency/mastery is required, as this is an active editing position (not a coffee runner, file person). Ideal candidate will have final cut pro on his/her laptop and can work out of our office 2-3 days (mornings or afternoons) per week. College credit provided with tremendous entertainment, editing and communication/pr experience at a worldwide relief agency. Person should be based in Los Angeles, enrolled as a university student and available to begin immediately. Please have interested candidates contact Katie.kornfield@RI.org
DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!
DISCLAIMER: If you are a high school student who is applying for an internship, please have your teacher/parent or guardian, check with the internship to see if they will take high school students!
JOB OPPORTUNITY FOR COLLEGE GRADUATE
Assistant to Producer. Must have experience working on an assistant desk and be detail oriented, resourceful, able to prioritize and multitask, have excellent phone, communication and organizational skills, plus discretion with confidential materials. Responsibilities include phones, scheduling, research, follow up, and script coverage. Agency and film business experience preferred. Mac, Microsoft Office, fdr and FileMaker proficiency required with ability to quickly learn software. E-mail cover letter, photo and resume: producersasst2011@gmail.com
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Jumpstart Youth-led Intergenerational Programs
Jumpstart Youth-led Intergenerational Programs
Deadline: May 31
Generations United and MetLife Foundation are awarding grants of $1,000 to organizations in developing youth-led intergenerational programs. Projects can range from young people assisting older people in delivering meals, teaching technology, or helping with projects around the house; or younger and older people working together to address a community issue, build a community garden or create an arts project - and many other creative projects. http://bit.ly/mCprqx
Deadline: May 31
Generations United and MetLife Foundation are awarding grants of $1,000 to organizations in developing youth-led intergenerational programs. Projects can range from young people assisting older people in delivering meals, teaching technology, or helping with projects around the house; or younger and older people working together to address a community issue, build a community garden or create an arts project - and many other creative projects. http://bit.ly/mCprqx
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