WEBPAGE Once I have set up online contribtions web page I will provide web site wide annoncements. Both people and organizations can provide money to my projects via their own contribtions. Once I have money from my web site I can pay for important things-recording songs at different music studios, two important concert halls, copyrights ,new equitment and acess to post video production for my first music video. I can use money from the online contribtions web page to pay for the creation of two incorporations Exotic Technologies Institute and Exotic Technologies Industries.The asssitance of two incorporations I can create funding options for invention related projects via the new for profit corporation and several types of grants.I can use the non profit corporation to create grants for our projects,other people and organizations. The invention related for profit corporation will develop my inventions via government grants, R&D,etc.The non profit corporation will create grants for many people and different organizations. Please remember online contribtions my projects and my web site need them for immediate funding options.

This web page is dedciated to the resources of the Foundation Center. The Foundation Center for Individuals is located at http://foundationcenter.org/getstarted/individuals/ The Foundation Center Community Resoucres is located at http://foundationcenter.org/atlanta/at_commres.html#service . Once we have set up contribtions web page annocement for people and organizations, please remember our projects and our web site need them for immedaite funding options. Once we have set incorporations we can create invention related for profit corporation and non profit corporation. The invention related for profit corporation will develop my invention via government grants, R&D,etc. The non profit corporation will create grants for my projects ,other people and organizations

The Foundation Center is located www.foundationcenter.org .The foundation center is located in the following cities. The contact information for these cities:

Field Offices

New York

79 5th Ave # 2 New York, 10003 (212) 620-4230

foundationcenter.org/newyork

Atlanta

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404-880-0094
foundationcenter.org/atlanta

Cleveland

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Cleveland, OH 44115-2001
216-861-1934
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San Francisco

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San Francisco, CA 94108-4314
415-397-0902
foundationcenter.org/sanfrancisco

Washington, DC

1627 K Street, NW, Third Floor
Washington, DC 20006-1708
202-331-1400
foundationcenter.org/washington Foundation center collections contact is located on http://foundationcenter.org/collections/

Funders Web page is located at http://foundationcenter.org/findfunders/ The following grant related web page contain $14.5 billion in grants. The billion dollar grant resources are contain in the five Foundation Center books. Often your libraries keep a copy of the same foundation center books under references material.

The following items are covered in these books by category 1.professorships 2.publications 3.research 4.scholarships 5.student aid student services and organizations 6.academic libraries 7.construction and renovation 8.curriculum development 9.equipment 10.development 11.fellowships

12.library acquisitions 13.agriculture-oriented land and resource conservation

14.aquariums, animal protection and welfare
15.botanical, horticultural, and landscape services

16.conservation and protection, environmental beautification programs
17.environmental education programs environmental organizations
18.natural resources
19.pollution abatement and control services
20.veterinary services and other animal services
21.wildlife preservation and protection
22.zoos

23.equipment, renovations, and construction
24.parent–teacher and school volunteer projects
25.salary support
26.scholarships
27.school libraries
28.student athletics and activities
29.teacher education and training academic programs
30.bilingual education
31. Counseling programs
32.dropout prevention
33.early childhood education
34.educational research
35.education of special populations such as minority, gifted, and disabled children

36.adult/child matching programs
37.child development
38.children's museums
39.child welfare, including adoption, foster care, and prevention of child abuse
40.neonatal care

41.pediatrics and children's hospitals
42.pregnancy counseling and prevention programs
43.prevention of youth violence and rehabilitation for youth offenders
44.scouting organizations
45.youth centers and clubs
46.youth development                                                                                            47.architecture
48.artist's services
49.arts education
50.dance                                                                                              51.film and video
52.historic preservation
53.humanities and classical studies
54.journalism and media

55.literature and writing
56.museums and planetariums
57.music
58.performing and visual arts
59.public radio and television
60.theater and drama

61.adolescent parent services Please buy the following books if you want to gain access to Grants for Arts, Culture & the Humanities ISBN 1-59542-111-4 $75.00

This new edition reveals the scope of current foundation giving in the field. You'll find descriptions of more than 22,000 recent grants of $10,000 or more—totaling over $2.5 billion!

Subjects                                                                                                    architecture
artist's services
arts education
dance                                                                                                                                                      film and video
historic preservation
humanities and classical studies
journalism and media

literature and writing
museums and planetariums
music
performing and visual arts
public radio and television
theater and drama

adolescent parent services                                                                                                                                           Grants for Children & Youth    ISBN 1-59542-112-2 $75                                                                                                          This new edition reveals the scope of current foundation giving in the field. You'll find descriptions of more than 30,000 recent grants of $10,000 or more—totaling over $2.9 billion!
Subjects                                                                                                adult/child matching programs
child development
children's museums
child welfare, including adoption, foster care, and prevention of child abuse
neonatal care                                                                                                                                         pediatrics and children's hospitals
pregnancy counseling and prevention programs
prevention of youth violence and rehabilitation for youth offenders
scouting organizations
youth centers and clubs
youth development                                                                                                                 Grants for Elementary & Secondary Education ISBN 1-59542-113-0 $75.00                                                                                                         This new edition reveals the scope of current foundation giving in the field. You'll find descriptions of more than 15,000 recent grants of $10,000 or more—totaling over $1.7 billion!                                             Subjects                                                                                              equipment, renovations, and construction
parent–teacher and school volunteer projects
salary support
scholarships
school libraries
student athletics and activities
teacher education and training academic programs
bilingual education
counseling programs
dropout prevention
early childhood education
educational research
education of special populations such as minority, gifted, and disabled children                                                                              conferences, seminars, and research on international issues
foreign and domestic public policy research and reform concerning immigrants, newcomers and refugees
international affairs, peace and security, and arms control international exchange
international development and relief programs
international human rights
international studies programs

Grants for Environmental Protection & Animal Welfare

ISBN 1-59542-114-9

This new edition reveals the scope of current foundation giving in the field. You'll find descriptions of more than 10,000 recent grants of $10,000 or more—totaling over $1.3 billion! Subjects agriculture-oriented land and resource conservation
aquariums
animal protection and welfare
botanical, horticultural, and landscape services

conservation and protection
environmental beautification programs
environmental education programs environmental organizations
natural resources
pollution abatement and control services
veterinary services and other animal services
wildlife preservation and protection
zoos

Grants for Foreign & International Programs

This new edition reveals the scope of current foundation giving in the field. You'll find descriptions of more than 11,500 recent grants of $10,000 or more—totaling over $2.8 billion! Subject’s conferences, seminars, and research on international issues
foreign and domestic public policy research and reform concerning immigrants, newcomers and refugee’s
international affairs, peace and security, and arms control international exchange
international development and relief programs
international human rights
international studies programs

Grants for Higher Education ISBN 1-59542-116-5 $75.0

This new edition reveals the scope of current foundation giving in the field. You'll find descriptions of more than 19,000 recent grants of $10,000 or more—totaling over $4.3 billion! Subject’s

professorships
publications
research
scholarships
student aid
student services and organizations academic libraries
construction and renovation
curriculum development
equipment
faculty development
fellowships library acquisitions Clinton Global Initiative video http://www.clintonglobalinitiative.org/NETCOMMUNITY/Page.aspx?&pid=416&srcid=346 This Clinton Global Initiative can raise over $5 billion dollars in less than one month for the creation and promotion of alternative energy and combating global warming.

Please we can imagine the good people and organizations can do for the one home planet c the creation of the same effort do to develop space resources, development of faster propulsion systems, fighting illness by find global cures, prevention global homeless problems by creating inexpensive housing project such as the Cal Earth Institute.

http://www.clintonglobalinitiative.org/NETCOMMUNITY/Page.aspx?&pid=416&srcid=346