• Apple Corps, Atlanta, Ga.; $20,000 to support the SEEArts program.
• Arizona Theatre Company, Phoenix, Ariz.; $35,000 to support youth outreach and education initiatives.
• Artists For Humanity, Boston, Mass.; $20,000 to support the Young Women's Initiative.
• Atlanta Ballet, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.; $100,000 to support the Centre Dance program.
• Atlanta Young Singers of Callanwolde, Atlanta, Ga.; $30,000 to support scholarships for students in the All Our Voices in Harmony after-school program.
• City Hearts, Topanga, Calif.; $20,000 to support general operating costs for the Celebration of Arts program.
• Community Art Center, Cambridge, Mass.; $20,000 to support the School Age and Teen Media program.
• Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, New York, N.Y.; $20,000 to support the Saturday and Outreach programs.
• Dad's Garage, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.; $3,500 for an organizational assessment.
• Georgia State University Foundation, Atlanta, Ga.; $11,000 to support the Neighborhood Music Schools scholarship program.
• Heard Museum, Phoenix, Ariz.; $30,000 to support its Native American High School Guides program.
• Hollywood Cinema Production Resources, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.; $10,000 to support prop and set design educational programs.
• Moving in the Spirit, Atlanta, Ga.; $75,000 to support dance programs and organizational development.
• National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts, Englewood, N.J.; $75,000 to support the Creative Communities initiative.
• Phoenix Symphony Association, Phoenix, Ariz.; $50,000 to support its One Nation program.
• Queens Museum of Art, Queens, N.Y.; $20,000 to support the teen docent program.
• Quinlan Arts, Inc., Gainesville, Ga.; $25,000 to support the Quinlin Arts Partners program and the summer arts camp program.
• RAW Art Works at RAW Space, Lynn, Mass.; $55,000 to support the Raw Chiefs leadership development program and organizational effectiveness.
• THE POINT, CDC, Bronx, N.Y.; $25,000 to support arts and culture programs for youth.
• Valley Youth Theatre, Phoenix, Ariz.; $40,000 to support the After-School Playhouse at Lowell Elementary.
• Venice Arts Mecca, Venice, Calif.; $15,000 to support the after-school program.

Athletics and Fitness

• Bluffton Community Center Foundation, Bluffton, S.C.; $50,000 to support the community center at Shultz Park.
• Hilton Head Island Gymnastics Booster Club, Hilton Head, S.C.; $30,000 to support scholarships.
• KiDsGyM USA, Inc., College Park, Ga.; $40,000 to support the Performance Team gymnastics program and organizational development.
• Los Angeles Boys & Girls Club, Los Angeles, Calif.; $25,000 to support the Teen Athletic program.
• Morehouse College National Youth Sports Program, Atlanta, Ga.; $20,000 to support academic and sports programs for middle and high school students.
• StreetSquash, New York, N.Y.; $20,000 to support athletic and academic programs for youth.

Education Enhancement

• B.E.L.L. Foundation, Inc., Dorchester, Mass.; $50,000 to support after-school programs at Boston elementary schools.
• Booker T. Washington Learning Center, New York, N.Y.; $25,000 for general operating support.
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix, Phoenix, Ariz.; $75,000 to support the Education Enhancement program at five Boys & Girls Clubs.
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Roberta/Crawford Co., Roberta, Ga.; $35,000 to support the Project Learn program.
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Valdosta, Inc., Valdosta, Ga.; $25,000 to support a director of development position.
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Hilton Head, Beaufort, S.C.; $111,000 to provide comprehensive education programs and outreach services to Latino youth in Beaufort County.
• Brotherhood/Sister Sol, New York, N.Y.; $50,000 for general operating support for programs and organizational effectiveness.
• Chess-in-the-Schools, New York, N.Y.; $15,000 to support the after-school chess club program for girls.
• Citizen Schools, Boston, Mass.; $100,000 to help Citizen Schools grow to scale in Boston and to heighten its impact on middle school students.
• Communities In Schools of Atlanta, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.; $50,000 to support the FutureForce program.
• Communities In Schools of Berkeley County, Moncks Corner, S.C.; $30,500 to provide staff support for Communities In Schools after-school programs.
• Double Discovery Center, New York, N.Y.; $15,000 to provide support for the BOND program, a leadership development program for male high school students.
• East Harlem Tutorial Program, New York, N.Y.; $50,000 for general operating support.
• Edgewood Resident Association, Atlanta, Ga.; $15,000 to support the I.M.A.G.E. after-school program.
• Girl Scouts of Middle Georgia, Lizella, Ga.; $20,000 to support the Direct Delivery of Service program.
• Girls Incorporated of New York City, New York, N.Y.; $50,000 to support the Training and Technical Assistance program.
• Harlem Educational Activities Fund, Inc., New York, N.Y.; $15,000 to support the Support Net program.
• Interfaith Neighbors, Inc., New York, N.Y.; $50,000 to support the after-school programming at GirlSpace: The East Harlem Center for Girls.
• Junior Achievement of Georgia, Atlanta, Ga.; $50,000 to offer Junior Achievement programs at Boys & Girls Clubs in metro Atlanta.
• Kids In Need - Metro Atlanta, Atlanta, Ga.; $25,000 to support efforts to provide school and art supplies to teachers of students whose academic success is threatened by poverty.
• Kids Voting Atlanta, Atlanta, Ga.; $15,000 to implement the Civics Alive curriculum in after-school settings in Atlanta and Fulton County Public Schools.
• Los Angeles Center for Education Research, Hollywood, Calif.; $25,000 for general operating support.
• Make A Difference, Phoenix, Ariz.; $40,000 to establish the Effectively Serving Youth Training Series.
• Mentor's Project of Bibb County, Macon, Ga.; $30,000 for general operating support.
• Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Atlanta, Ga.; $15,000 to expand the Parent School Partnership program.
• National Abortion & Reproductive Rights Action League/NY Foundation, New York, N.Y.; $20,000 to support the Teen Outreach Reproductive Challenge peer leadership program.
• New York Cares, Inc., New York, N.Y.; $25,000 to support the expansion of the Youth Service Initiative.
• Penn Center, Inc., St. Helena Island, S.C.; $40,000 to support the Teen Leadership Institute.
• Planned Parenthood of Central and Northern Arizona, Phoenix, Ariz.; $20,000 to support the Positive Force Players program.
• Project GRAD Atlanta, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.; $200,000 to support the expansion of Project GRAD in Atlanta.
• Scottdale Child Development and Family Resource Center, Inc. of Central DeKalb, Scottdale, Ga.; $30,000 to expand the Youth Leadership Academy program.
• Self Enhancement, Inc.(Investment Atlanta), Portland, Ore.; $32,000 to support an after-school program for boys at M. Agnes Jones elementary school in Atlanta.
• The Study Hall, Atlanta, Ga.; $50,000 for general operating support.
• Summerbridge, Atlanta, Atlanta, Ga.; $40,000 to support the Teacher Development Program.
• Teach for America/New York, New York, N.Y.; $25,000 to support the multi-year teacher corps expansion campaign.
• Teach For America/Phoenix, Phoenix, Ariz.; $50,000 to support the recruitment, selection, training and placement of corps members.
• Teens At Work, Inc., East Point, Ga.; $24,000 to assist in covering general operating expenses for after-school programs.
• The We 7 Collaborative, Pasadena Foundation, Pasadena, Calif.; $70,000 to provide support for agencies engaged in the provision of after-school activities for young people.
• The Young Peoples' Project, Cambridge, Mass.; $50,000 to support the Math Literacy Workers Initiative.
• Thumbs Up, Inc., Port Royal, S.C.; $12,000 to support general operating expenses.
• Youth Communication: Metro Atlanta, Inc. (VOX), Atlanta, Ga.; $50,000 to support teen programs and organizational effectiveness.

Environment and Outdoor Activities

• City Parks Foundation, New York, N.Y.; $25,000 to support the Growing Gardens youth education program.
• Environmental Justice Resource Center, Atlanta, Ga.; $50,000 to support the development of the Youth Environmental Justice Alliance.
• The Food Project, Lincoln, Mass.; $75,000 to support general operating expenses related to its community-based youth agricultural program.
• The Global Habitat Project, Cambridge, Mass.; $30,000 to support the comprehensive environmental education program for urban youth.
• Newtown Florist Club, Gainesville, Ga.; $20,000 to support the Youth Dioxin Summit and ongoing programming for the Bright Teens for a Future group.
• The Phoenix Zoo, Phoenix, Ariz.; $28,500 to support the Zoo To You after-school program and organizational effectiveness.
• Prospect Park Alliance, Brooklyn, N.Y.; $35,000 to support further expansion of Prospect Park youth programs.
• Rocking the Boat, Inc., Bronx, N.Y.; $15,000 to support general operating expenses for youth environmental education and organizational effectiveness.
• TreePeople, Beverly Hills, Calif.; $35,000 to expand the Eco-tour and Campus Forestry programs.
• City of Atlanta, Housing Authority, Atlanta, Ga.; $150,000 to construct a park at The Villages at Carver.
• Grant Park Conservancy, Atlanta, Ga.; $150,000 to support operating and capital improvement expenses.
• Olmstead Linear Park, Atlanta, Ga.; $150,000 for park preservation and renovations.
• Path Foundation, Atlanta, Ga.; $500,000 to support the development of an urban pedestrian and cycling trail system.
• Wonderland Gardens, Atlanta, Ga.; $27,000 to support capital improvements at Wonderland Gardens.
• Research Atlanta, Atlanta, Ga.; $50,000 to conduct a study on the barriers to the acquisition and maintenance of adequate green space in Atlanta.
• Trust for Public Land, Atlanta, Ga.; $25,000 to support operating costs for work in coastal South Carolina.
• Fowler Center for Wildlife Education, Berlin Heights, Ohio, $125,000 to support Jim Fowler's Life in the Wild Park in Brunswick, Georgia.

• Academy Theatre, Atlanta, Ga.; $130,000 to support the theatre training program in Fulton County, Georgia and Beaufort County, South Carolina schools.
• Asian Pacific American Legal Center of Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif.; $53,000 to support the Leadership Development in Interethnic Relations program.
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.; $60,000 to support the expansion of the mentoring program.
• The Center for Teen Empowerment, Boston, Mass.; $45,000 for general operating support.
• The City School, Boston, Mass.; $50,000 to support youth leadership development programs.
• Effective Alternative in Reconciliation Services, Bronx, N.Y.; $36,500 to support the Teen Trainer's Institute.
• Fund for the City of New York/Center for Court Innovation, New York, N.Y.; $50,000 to support the School Justice Center at Paul Robeson High School.
• Girl Scouts of Concharty Council, Inc., Columbus, Ga.; $25,000 to support programs that foster mutual understanding.
• Gwinnett United in Drug Education, Inc., Lawrenceville, Ga.; $25,000 to support the Gwinnett Alliance With Youth.
• International Rescue Committee - Atlanta, Decatur, Ga.; $25,000 to support the Cross-Cultural Youth program.
• New York Association for New Americans, Inc., New York, N.Y.; $15,000 to implement an after-school multicultural literacy program at three middle schools in New York City.
• Peace Games, Boston, Mass.; $45,000 to support Peace Games in the Boston area.
• Performing Arts Program for Youth, Atlanta, Ga.; $50,000 to support The Long Walk to Freedom project in Atlanta.
• Youth Radio, Berkeley, Calif.; $25,000 to support the Youth Radio Atlanta affiliate based at Grady High School. Organizational Effectiveness
• Brooklyn Children's Museum, Brooklyn, N.Y.; $3,500 for an organizational assessment and consulting referral.
• Brooklyn Youth Chorus, Brooklyn, N.Y.; $3,500 for an organizational assessment and consulting referral.
• Creating Pride, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.; $3,500 for an organizational assessment and consulting referral.
• Grantmakers for Effective Organizations, Washington, DC; $5,000 to advance and expand the organizational effectiveness practices in and by the philanthropic community.
• Valley of The Sun YMCA, Phoenix, Ariz.; $3,500 for an organizational assessment and consulting referral.

Discretionary Grants

• Babson College, Babson Park, Mass.; $567,000 to support the Home Depot Scholarship Annual Fund and the Blank Entrepreneurial Endowment.
• Paradise Valley Fire Department, Paradise Valley, MT, $25,000 to purchase a water truck.
• United Jewish Appeal, Hilton Head, S.C.; $500 to support the United Jewish Appeal Campaign.
• National Black Arts Festival, Atlanta, Ga.; $75,000 to support the Festival as an Institutional Partner.
• The Captain Planet Foundation, Atlanta, Ga.; $20,000 to support the Empowering Women/Vision and Voices event.
• Prevent Child Abuse Georgia, Atlanta, Ga.; $100,000 to support the work of its Healthy Families program in the Whitefoord Community.
• Whitefoord Community Program, Atlanta, Ga.; $340,000 to support the Child Development, Violence Prevention and Evaluation programs.
• Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Atlanta, Ga.; $200,000 to support the expansion of the Center for Advocacy and Protection at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.