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Open Calls The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation accepts and evaluates requests for funding throughout the year through our grant application process. In addition, the Foundation occasionally issues calls for grant proposals or letters of inquiry on specific topics or issues to be submitted by a pre-announced submission date. Creating Equitable ...
Mr. Sloan was then named Honorary Chairman of the Board, a title he retained until his death on February 17, 1966. For many years, he had devoted the largest share of his time and energy to philanthropic activities, both as a private donor to many causes and organizations and through the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, which he established in 1934.
The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation is a not-for-profit private grantmaking foundation based in New York City. It was founded in 1934 by Alfred P. Sloan Jr, then-president and CEO of General Motors.
About. Launched in 1996, Sloan’s Film program has awarded grants to over 750 film projects from some of the nation’s most innovative filmmakers, and has created a film development pipeline of multiple program partners through which Sloan nurtures and develops individual projects. Over the past 20 years, the Foundation has partnered with six ...
About. Over the past fifteen years, the Foundation has developed a nationwide theater program with participants in many regions anchored by two acclaimed New York City partners—Ensemble Studio Theatre and Manhattan Theatre Club. This seminal program has backed such early Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning works as Proof and Copenhagen and is ...
31. Juli 2023 · Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Grant Application Guidelines for Research Projects 6 . Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Plan . The Foundation’s investments in research, education, and public understanding of science, technology, and economics are guided by two core principles. First, that these areas are crucial drivers of the nation's health and ...
The Foundation awards approximately 200 grants per year (excluding the Sloan Research Fellowships), totaling roughly $80 million dollars in annual commitments in support of research and education in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and economics. This database contains grants for currently operating programs going back to 2008.
