I am trying to find a grant for a historically black university for their communications department.?
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There area lot of corporations looking to fund noble HBCU causes in education. Look up the large companies in TX and send a letter to the Communications or PR departments with a proposal. I think you've got a good shot at it.
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I suggest you work for a similar organization first.  Get into learning the process of writing grant proposals, how to gain funding, and study their business model so you can do something similar.
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Did you ever find you legitimate grant funding sources?\nHere are some more websites to help you.\n\nAlso, check your state information resources.  Each state may have a grant funding office for small businesses.
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I don't believe there are any Historically Black Colleges or Universities in Washington State, but it looks like there is an HBCU Fair put on in the Seattle area by HBCU alumni. There's a link below.
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This is a good overview, but if you're talking grant proposal, the funding agency will outline things for you very clearly (and repetitively).\n\nhttp://www.research.umich.edu/proposals/pwg/pwgcontents.html
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try here, it is the official grant finder
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ask about the ollege access funds, sometimes called hardship funds, ALL colleges and universities have them but the funds are limited so apply early.\n\nSome charities and educational trusts give money to students, try EGAS they will send your son a form and then identify possible sources of funding, although to be honest they tend to have been set up in the days when men found work easily so women stand more chance as do those with a disability.\n\nThere is a huge reference book called something like "grant making trusts" - you will find it in the library but it is normally only for reference.\n\nI went through the entire book identifying trusts that may help me, I put these on a database, I then did a mailmerge and wrote off about 200 letters, I got about 20 replies and funding from about 6.\n\nOne advantage of this kind of funding is that it does not count as income so is not taxed and does not affect dss benefits.\n\nYour son stands more chance if one of his parents is a member of particular groups such as freemasons, or a member of the clergy or even the geografical area he lives in.\n\ngood luck.
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Go onto the internet and type in Scholarship or Grant. Hundreds of Grants go unawarded because nobody applies for them.
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Go to the Technical Assistance Clearinghouse and click on Funding Database.\n\nGood luck!
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Check with your financial aid department.  There should be tons of help for you.
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hope this helps\n\nhttp://www.schoolgrants.org/
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try fastweb.com, if there's a scholarship out there, they should have it listed.
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I suggest the Bradley Center in Columbus, GA. You can apply for financial aid for their services. Call them and ask what they have available. They are pretty good.
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Good question. Did you try grants.gov?
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Go to your local public library and check the Foundation Directory for grants.
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salliemae.com or talk to your financial aid department
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I don't know if this is allowed (the posting of other websites) but I got a flyer from my school saying this is a good website to try to look for scholarships. \n\nhttp://www.fastweb.com/\n\nI hope this helps.\n\nHave a great day. =]