7,835 Foundations that have given Science grants

To advance community resilience and the understanding and sustainable use of ecosystems.

EARTH PROTECTION THE FOUNDATION CONDUCTS AND SPONSORS RESEARCH WITH A FOCUS ON CO2 EMISSION-FREE ENERGY SOURCES AND INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEMS. THE FOUNDATION PARTICIPATES IN, PRESENTS AT, AND HAS PAPERS PUBLISHED IN, THE PROCEEDINGS OF REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONFERENCES, GENERALLY ON THE TOPIC OF ALTERNATIVES TO ELECTRICITY FOR TRANSMISSION, STORAGE, AND INTEGRATION OF STRANDED RENEWABLES-SOURCE ENERGY, BOTH CENTRALIZED AND DISTRIBUTED. THIS INCLUDES COMPLETE ENERGY SYSTEMS BASED ON HYDROGEN AND ANHYDROUS AMMONIA AS ENERGY CARRIERS, STORAGE MEDIA, AND CARBON-FREE FUELS. THE PAPERS, POSTERS, AND POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC AT THE WEBSITE. SEE WEBSITE: WWW.LEIGHTYFOUNDATION.ORG THIS PROGRAM IS MANAGED BY WILLIAM C. LEIGHTY.

WE BELIEVE EVERYONE HAS A RIGHT TO CLEAN AIR, CLEAN WATER, AND TOXIC-FREE FOOD. DRIVEN BY A CORE BELIEF IN ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, ACAT EMPOWERS COMMUNITIES TO ELIMINATE EXPOSURE TO TOXICS THROUGH COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH, SHARED SCIENCE, EDUCATION, ORGANIZING, AND ADVOCACY.

AHHA is a non-profit organization with offices in Anchorage and Juneau. The vision of AHHA is that Alaskans are healthy and have access to world-class care. The mission is to advance the shared interests of Alaskas hospitals, nursing homes, and healthcare partners, to build an innovative, sustainable system of care for all Alaskans.

The foundation is responsible for the selection process, distribution, and tracking of various scholarship programs to include the following; BP Classrooms of Excellence. 10 Grants were awarded in 2020. School Principals receive the grants to apply to a stem based program at their school. Recipients from across the state are selected. Each recipient receives a one-time grant payment, paid in full.