State fair announces Summer Jam line up Admission to the Indiana State Fair is not included in the ticket price.

Below is a list of the Indiana State Fair concert line up:

Meghan Trainor with special guests Charlie Puth and Life of Dillion- Tuesday, August 11 at 7:00 p.m.
Garrison Keillor- Wednesday, August 12 at 7:30 p.m.
Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias- Thursday, August 13 at 7:30 p.m.
Jake Owen with special guest Parmalee- Friday, August 14 at 8 p.m.
93.9 The Beat Summer Jam- Juvenile, SWV, Naughty by Nature, Da Brat, Digital Underground feat. Marion County News

26 of 2002.A The NCF is a philanthropic non-profit community based non-governmental organization that functions primarily as a grant making institution.A More specifically the resources of the Foundation go towards the following:

Youth at Risk
The Elderly
Retired Persons
Education of Disadvantaged Children (Scholarship Programme)
Health CareA for Disadvantaged persons
Assistance for Homeless/Disadvantaged Persons
Persons with Disabilities
The School and Community Chess Programs

The NCF has been able to assist individuals and families and has funded various projects primarily because:

A A A A A Of the generosity of corporate donors (local and international) and the generosity of individuals in the society.

A A A A A Through our major annual fundraiser, The National Telethon.

The 12th Annual Telethon

The Telethon will be held on Sunday 31stA May 2015.

This year, economic conditions have dictated a re-engineering of event logistics, thus, the pledging segment will be done in an a [In Studioa e format from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm, followed by a a [Thank Youa e cocktail party for our sponsors from 6:30 pm -8:30 pm.

Tune in to NTN from 1:00 pm to pledge a contribution and to get useful information on the NCF and its work as well as top quality entertainment by budding (Jazz and Yannick Etienne)A and established (Voices of Praise, Teddyson John, Arthur Allain, Claudia a [The Divaa e Edward) local music performers.A Performance poetry by Mr. Lucians to pledge a contribution before, during or after theA A event.

Grant Funding

During the period August 2014 to April 2015 the NCF has expended funds in its core areas as follows:

How to make aA Contribution

Line for Donation: 450-3449 (31st May, 2015)

Donations can also be made at Bank of St Lucia account # 104511121 or First National Bank account # 8405087

Online donationA www.ncfstlucia.lc

The Oregon Community Foundation (OCF) is celebrating a milestone of one billion dollars in grants and scholarships awarded to nonprofits and communities in every region of Oregon since its founding in 1974.

Helping OCF reach this important milestone are 36 Central Oregon agencies that received a total of $380,000 in awards this week.

“We’re proud that these exceptional Central Oregon agencies have helped push OCF to the $1 billion milestone,” said Cheryl Puddy Associate Program Officer for OCF in Central & Eastern Oregon which serves the counties of Crook, Deschutes, Jefferson, Sherman, Wasco and Wheeler and the Warm Springs Reservation through the Foundation’s Bend office.

A few highlights from the 2015 spring grant awards in Central Oregon include:

Campfire USA, Central Oregon Council (Bend) a first time grant of $20,000 for year one of three years’ potential support to expand the Teens in Action program designed to improve student success using the shared outcomes identified by program partner, Better Together.
Prineville Kiwanis Foundation Ready to Read (Crook County) a $10,000 grant for year one of three years’ potential support to provide summer school for K-3 students underperforming in reading and math.
Vincent DePaul of Crook County (Crook County) an $11,000 grant for replacement of a refrigerated truck used for transportation of food for emergency programs.
“The true impact of the one billion dollar milestone can be measured by the nonprofits and individuals who have received these grants and scholarships,” said OCF Board Chair Tim Mabry. Helping OCF Continue Reading “

Young women from around Central Oregon in 10-12 grades are invited to apply for Continue Reading “

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Death of Dynasty Foundation Would Deal Major Blow to Russian Science | News | The Moscow Times

The potential closure of a leading scientific foundation that was placed this week on the Justice Ministry’s list of “foreign agents” would deal a colossal blow to the country’s scientific community, prominent Russian scientists said Tuesday.

The Dynasty Foundation, established in 2002 by telecommunications mogul Dmitry Zimin, was added Monday to the Justice Ministry’s list of “foreign agents,” a label applied to nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) that receive funding from abroad and engage in loosely defined “political activities.”

The foreign funding that the Justice Ministry claims Dynasty is receiving in fact comes from Zimin’s personal bank accounts, which are kept abroad.

Despite Putin’s alleged questioning of the Justice Ministry’s decision, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov defended the move earlier Tuesday, saying that Dynasty’s inclusion on the “foreign agents” list did not reflect a problem with the legislation, Interfax reported.

Alexei Kudrin, a former Russian finance minister who currently heads the Committee of Civil Initiatives foundation, wrote Monday night on Twitter that the fact Dynasty landed on the “foreign agents” list represented a serious flaw in the legislation.

The wide-ranging reaction to the Justice Ministry’s decision also sparked debate about the nature of the “foreign agents” law. The Vedomosti newspaper reported Tuesday that the Justice Ministry and Russia’s presidential Human Rights Council have expressed a willingness to drop the law on foreign agents, given last week’s adoption of controversial legislation on “undesirable organizations.”

Ignace Area Community Foundation awarded $19,361 in grants to community organizations and $17,277 in scholarships during a ceremony at the St.

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The NBCUniversal Foundation has partnered with the NBCUniversal Owned Television Stations to announce the launch of the fourth annual 21st Century Solutions competitive grant challenge.

“This grant challenge allows the NBCUniversal Foundation to support local organizations that share our mission of finding innovative ways to move people and communities forward,” said Beth Colleton, SVP of corporate social responsibility, NBCUniversal. That doesn’t necessarily mean that either Netflix or Amazon are distancing themselves from “regular television,” but there’s a familiarity to Grace and Frankie that seems rather dated.

Like the two stars, the series is endearing, loud and desperate for attention, but ultimately a love letter to comedy and comedy history.

First-rate casting including Anna Friel, Peter Facinelli and Treat Williams can’t obscure the been-there, seen-that sensation, which doesn’t spur much curiosity about how these tentacles connect or offer much hope the show will last long enough to find out.

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Etc – WW high schools fund reaches $60,000 mark | Walla Walla Union-Bulletin

Zahl started it three years ago as a 50th reunion project for the Walla Walla High School Class of 1962.

Donations may be made to Blue Mountain Community Foundation, PO Box 603, Walla Walla, WA 99362, or online at bluemountainfoundation.org.

Foundation keen to get grants into handsCONTINUING SUPPORT: Into Our Hands chair Loretta Carroll and new coordinator Katrina Bendeman are preparing for this year’s grant applications.

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