Discretionary 2000

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DISCRETIONARY GRANTS 2002

The Directors of the Foundation are authorized and encouraged to award grant funds of $100,000 to appropriate organizations during the year. These Discretionary Grants do not go through the regular grant process but must be in alignment with the mission statement of the Foundation.

Berkeley Repertory Theater
Berkeley, California
Supporting School Touring program
            
$5,000

California Historical Society
San Francisco, California
Support for the preparation of educational and informational kits regarding California History for distribution to California school children.
              
$15,000

Coast Range Natural Resources
Corvallis, Oregon
Support Forest Camp Outdoor School Project — program that provides hands on experience for students to acquire knowledge about natural resources.
              
$2,500

Dance Theatre of Harlem
New York, New York
Support for school dance program in Zellerbach Hall in February 2000.
              
$10,000

Marin Museum of the American Indian
Novato, California
Support for Educational Symposium scheduled for mid-February 2000.
              
$3,920

Middletown High School Sober Graduation 2000
Support of Middletown High School parents club program for activities for high school graduation in June 2000.
              
$1,000

Nevada Humanities Committee
Reno, Nevada
Funding for five-day course of study, both of content and creative approaches to historical education for teachers in Reno, Nevada.
              
$7,000

Oregon Department of Forestry
Tillamook, Oregon
Funds used for transportation, nexting box materials, and field equipment for students to conduct studies.
              
$1,000

Ponape Agriculture and Trade School
Ponapei, New Mexico
For purchase of three new Micron Millennium desktop computers.
              
$6,500

Royal National Theatre
London, England
Support of the presentation of Athol Fugard's, The Island.
              
$3,500

Salisbury and South Wiltshire Museum
Salisbury, Wiltshire, England
Contribution towards the purchase of the Anglo-Saxon Jewel.
              
$3,500

Scottish Community Foundation
Edinborough, Scotland
Grant to assist in expenses for visit from Mr. Alan Hobbett for review and examination of Community Foundation activities and procedures.
              
$1,500

Secretary of the Order of the Garter
London, England
Support for publication of the History of the Order of the Garter being prepared by Mr. Hubert Chesshyre.
              
$5,000

The San Francisco Shakespeare Festival
San Francisco, California
Support for the appearance of the Royal Shakespeare Company's performance of The Taming of the Shrew.
              
$3,500

Tomales Regional History Center
Tomales, California
Support for the main floor tract lighting in the History Center.
              
$4,000

United States Lighthouse Society
San Francisco, California
Contribution for campaign to establish National Lighthouse Museum.
              
$5,000

The University of North Carolina Press
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Support for publication of Stalin's Holy War: Religion, Nationalism and the Politics of War and Alliance, 1939-1945.
              
$2,500

The University of North Carolina Press
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Support for the publication of Professor McCurdy's study, The Anti-Rent Era in New York Law and Politics, 1839-1865.
              
$3,500

The University of North Carolina Press
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Support for the publication of Princes of Ireland, Planters of Maryland: A Carroll Saga, 1500-1782.
              
$2,500

Universiity of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Support for publication field studies of the Heptayrgion Project, a study of tree ring dating of timbers in Greek temple construction.
              
$5,000

Wiltshire Archeological and Natural History Society
Devizes, England
Support to commission the life-sized replica of Geve of Calstone for the Museum.
              
$3,500

The World Without War Council
Berkeley, California
Support to teach the fundamental common ground of American citizenship in Northern California schools and community colleges.
              
$4,000

Yerington Theatre for the Arts
Yerington, Nevada
Support for the activities of the Yerington Theatre for the Arts designed for the Smith Valley students during the 1999-2000 school year.
              
$2,050

       Total:
              
$100,970