CharityChannel’s Donald A. Greismann has posted an article detailing the goals and objectives of the Saul and Dayee G. Haas Foundation. The listing cites the mission and vision of the Haas Foundation, and the article is included in the widely read and valued Don Griesmann’s Grant Opportunities section of the site. Bonnie Hilory, Haas’s Executive Director, supplied the information . The article notes that Haas is currently seeking another 30-40 secondary schools to apply for grants funding.
CharityChannel is all about the communication of opportunities and the use of the Internet to propagate knowledge of good causes. Its mission is to connect nonprofits and organizers through collecting information , packaging it in the form of listed opportunities, book reviews, online Forums, newsletters, expert opinions and analysis, and product/service listings- and then “channeling” that information back to the nonprofit community of donors and recipients.
Don M. Griesmann, Esq. has made it his personal mission to “provide and broker information about grants, grant writing, manangement, human resources, data and resources for leaders of nonprofit, community-based organizations, educators, and governments.” His section of the site is handy, informative, and best of all , searchable.
In addition , the CharityChannel hosts informative news wires covering events in various sectors of the nonprofit community, a service useful to donor and recipient alike.
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Bonnie Hilory, Executive Director // January 29, 2008 at 3:50 pm
Micky, Jessica and Evelyne, This looks professional, is well thought out and will be invaluable for our 2,000 + educators across the state who are looking for resources to help the immediate needs of thier students. My hope is that we can encourage others to share their ideas, suggestions and success stories on how they raise matching dollars for their Haas grant! On behalf of the students we serve and the schools we partner with Thank you each so much for providing the leadership on our first ever blog in 45 years!