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ID 160 AUTHOR Smith, Bertha, 4Omp. TITLE Foundations that proviide Sup port for Bums-S rvicep: A Selected List. .-INSTITUTION Health SerVicesldministratidn. FW/PHS),- Rockville,. Md. Indian Health Service. PUB DATE 44m. 78 _NOTE '49p.

EDRS PRICE MIS -$Q A 3 HC -$2. 06 Plus Post DESCRIPTORS, *American Indians;,Community Development} -*Directories;- Educiltic Financial- Support;- *Grants; -Health; *I,iuman. Services; Information Diseeminationv Nonprofit- OrganizatiOnS; 4Erivate F.Financial nancial Support; Social Services 0-, ABSTRACT List at foundations.can aid the user in securing ending Sources. f or projects in the areas .of health, education, community d elopment :and/or social-Services. The ;user is cautioned that' grants ship is a competitivm,*kocess; (g.rints apflication. procedareS vary from one -foundatioW to anothet, in the aksence cf any specifid guidelines, important items tc Include' in A' proposal are:. statement of need and problem; identi f :cation of tarset FoEulation to be served or benefited labeany- way; objectives;. plan -?f . impleMentxtion':4- with timetable for completion of each phase of, a prolect4 -pidposed:- budget; available and proposed staff ;and an evaluation plan.- It:is important to indicate otter sources of support

plans for continuation of projeCtAnce foundation, funds are - expended, and a proven record.of accogntatilitYisalways good .sapportiveinformation.Approximately' 180 foundations are =listed from 25 different states. Each listing includes the faundationis namegY,: ...address, and a brief summary of its' purpose or suppOrt. preferenc Although the list was pupared for persons working. with Native (American .groups, -the foundations. named are nit exclusive4y for Native .AmeriCans. Lists of Indian Health Seivice regional and area office contacts are incigded to facilitate acg cf additional' information or assistance. .(errs )

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Introduction

List- of Foundations by State -Where Located

g_ pendix A Indian Health 8ervice Area Office

Contacts Regarding Resource Development. . .

pendix - Indian Beaitt jervice Regional Office ontacts Regarding -Re soulte DevelOpmeut Thisdocumen presents a reference .source of selected private

foundatiOns that provide support for human resourcesand is a-.

revision of anc4 addition to, a previous,publication* prepared

and distributed in 1973 by .the Phoenix Area Office of Indian Health

Services, This new document. is being distributed to persons working

with Native' Atherican,groups and communities wishing t6 apply for

foundation_grant- projects in the areas of health, education,

, conmunity.developmen and /:or social services. The foundations

listed are not,:ex siVely'for Native Americans., however.

In preparing this directory avproximatmely 700 foundations were--

-infOrmed of the plan to publish thiClist- and given the opportunity.

to be listed hdre n. Fir'st, an attempt was made to contadt all

foundations shown in the 1973 publication to ascertain whetheror

not they wished to be.listed again or to make any changes in the

information shot Those.who wished to be listed as before were not

required to answer. Simultaneously, various foundation directories

were screeded:for additional sources that'might provide suppdrt. in

areas covered; and contactsere made to secure permission to liSt

those appearing to meet the selection' criteria. Foundati=ons shown'

in the 1971 eclit-ioirr but Plot appearing in this new listing were.omittedc AL. for a number of reasons: change inprogram'emph existing funds

committed to ongoing prOgramSor Toundation h been diS. lved etc.

FOUNDATIONS THAT PROW- TN. 'HUMAN 3EI TICES:4 SELECTED LIST TOR INDLMVMMNITIES ril1 973. , - Persons using this document should, be 'aware of the fact that

applying for a foundationgrant is a highly competitive process;

and it may take a year or more to have a grant apprOved and funddd,

depending on the frequency. and kind of review process a given

foundationuses. Grant appliCation-procedures vary from one

foundation to another. It-issuggested, therefoze, that the t initial approach be made by letter, including a request for applida- r tion guidelines.

-In the absence of any_specific guidelines, important items to

include in a proposal are: statement of need and probl identifi-

,cation of target population to be served or benefited in anyway;

objectives; plan of implementatiOn, with timetable for completion of

each phas'a of a project proposed budget; availablO and proposed

staff; and an evaluation plan. It is desirable also to iddicate.:

other source's of support,%if any, -involved in the project.The

latter is par icularly .iMportantfdr a project in progress and'for

-which ,fund are-being sought to expand services or make capital

inveatments'fer facilities or equipment. t'urther, it\is important

. to note plans for continuation of project once foundation funds are.-

upended, especially if an ongoing service or program is to be

established. A prov-Ln record,of accountability is always good

suppotItive information, so noting projects previously completed by

the applicant or directed by,a member of-the present or 'Drowsed

proje4 staff is helpful. Users of-this.document should be careful to note whether or

.not a-foundation indicates its support is for loca] use only.

If this restriction appears, it would be useleseito apply if a

propOsed project would not serve the community of immediate

interest to that foundation. $ome foundations specify also that

support will be given-only to organizations' or individuals.

The.Office of Health-Resources, Indian Health Service can

provide additional informatiOn on most of the foundations listed

in this document. The Office of Health Resources can also suggest

other qources of support and approaches to securing funds for

tribal and urban health projects.- The address for the Office of

Health Resources is Room 5A-41, Parklawn Building, 5600 Fishers

Lane, Rockville, Maryland 20857:.The telephone number is

(301) .443-4680 Inquiries for additional information should be'

addressed to-Mrs. Bertha Smith, who compiled thip- document

In addition, each Area Office of Indian Health Service-has a

member identified. to help locate resorces. A list of these

persons, with their addresses and telephone numbers, appears at the

end of this document (Appendix A):

,A separate list of Indian Health. Service representatives in

variousAR.egldhal Offices of the Department of Health. Education,-

and Welfare Is alSo,prOVided (Appendix B). These representatives

should be contacted about funding provided through the Regional

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0 J Offices to'States, in particular, and for individual projectg 'ants These representatives can also provide information about technical

assistance and staffing support available through otlxer Regional

Office programs_

Office of Health Resources Division of Regource Coordination Indian Health Service, HSA/PHS/DHEW

June 1978

A LIST OF ATIONS BY STATE HERE LOCATED ARIZONA,

MARSHALL FOUNDATION, Box 3306 Tucson, AZ 85700

Support for broad purposes; emphasis on community, social, and youth agencies; also on medical education and higher education.

RAYMOND EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION: tNC. 923 NoSan Trancisco Street Flagstaff, AZ 86001

,Emphasis on higher education and hospitals, primarily in the local area. CALIFORNIA

AHMANSON FOUNDATION' GOLDWYN (THE SAMUEL) FOUNDATION t___ 3731 Wilshire Bdulevard 1041 N. Formosa Avenue Los Angeles, CA90010 Los Angeles, CA 90046'

Broad purposes; primarily greater Support for broad'purpOses and Los Angeles area giving, with- to promote the genergl welfare emphasis in education and medical of mankind. research; grAts also for a perform- ing arts center, museums, aid to handicapped, youth agencies, social and health agenciesoand qommunfty -HEARST FOUNDATIONS funds. No grants to individuals. -690 Market Street. Se 1Fr isco 'CA 94104

Support for'broad purposes in-- CARNATION. COMPANY FOUNDATION -eluding secondary and higher 5045 Wilshire Blvd. education, heal- fi delivery, Los Angeles, CA 9.0036 medical'researc, cultural prograthe ar social welfare. Support for broad purposes with emphasis on aid to higher education. ROSENBERG TOUNDATkON 210 Post Street San Francisco, CA94108 CROWN ZELLERBACH FOUNDATION 4 One Bush Street Makes grants for projects to San Francisco, CA94119, benefit children and: youth in the. State of California,'with priority Emphasis on community welfare, categories of early Childhood health, higher education and development, adolescent and older rehabilitation. yo-th, and those living in rural ar Seeks new and experimental proje_ts rather than continuing- or exp nding governmental program. THE- EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION OF AMERICA7- 16250 Ventura-Blvd. ,Room 445 Encino, CA 91436 THE SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDATION, Attn: Mr. Richard W. Hansen 425 California Street cutive Director San Franc? seo, CA .94104

Grants. to qualified organizations To support agencies and organiza- for specific projects in the tions working for the betterment ,of broad area of undergraduate life in the Bay Area, with emphasis higher education. A very limited on the arts, education, environment, number of proposnls will he cou- health, *milanities,_ social services, sidered in the medical field, and urban affairs. particularly de[ilin wit and heart disease research and care. * * * * * -7- CALIFORNIA

r ;AIAERT SOILAND CANCER FO[ NDATION 333 South Hope Street Los Angeles, CA90015

Contributions to and Supervision of research -programs in the field of cancer disease carried on at the California Medical.Center in Los Angeles under primary sponsorship of Southern Ca4fornia Canetr, Center; fellowships at these center's and other locations for physicianaseeking specialized:, training in cancer disease therapy; providing hospital and medical care to indigent cancerpa(ients.

COLORADO

JOHNS-MANVILLE FUND, INC. P. O. Box 5108 Denver, CO 80217

Broad support with emphasis on, community needs, higher education, and hospitals; also for health and youth Agencies.

TAYLOR ('rn RUTH 6. VERNON) FOUNDATION 1670 Denver Cluil Building' Denver; CO 802.02

Support for broad purposes; emphais on secondary -and 'hit her educationand-on hospital';. AMERICAN-CAN COMPANY±FOUIATION' doctoral fellowships and American Lane. starter grants for b4inning: Greenwidh, CT. Q6830 independent Investigators; grants provided to eStablished, Support. for broad purposes; investigators only for the emphasis on community funds and support of very new and novel higher education; some ,support, for ideas or of truly unique hospitals add weltare.agencies. opportunities.

BEINECKE FOUNDATION MAGUIRE FbUNDATION INC.! CliffdaleRoad One Atlantic. Street Greenwich, CT 06833 Stanford, CT, 06904, . Mailing Address.. 'c/o Murray C. Fletdher Support.for broad purposes; ProgrAM-Advisor emphasis on 'secondary and higher 4049. 46th Avenue, education; also for youth agencies. ;Petersburg, FL-33711

Support for 'broad purposes;.. emphasis on secondary and OLIN CORPORATION CHARITABLE TRUST higher education; some support 120 Long Ridge Road for medical research, hospitals,- Stanford,.CT. 06904 and emergency relief services, Broad purposes; emphasis on youth agencies, health, higher education, ,community funAs, hospitals BISSELL FOUNDATION 29 Ten Acre Lane West Hartford, CT 06107 XEROX FUND General giving with' emphasis on Xerox Corporation -secondary and higher education' Stanford:CT-06904 education of the handicapped and on hospitalsand youth agencies; Broad commitment in support of some support for community needs higher education, limited Support and child welfare. for national organizations working in urban and minority affairs, modest support for health and welfare agencieS. THE JANE COFFIN CHILDS MEMORIAL FUND FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH te 333 Cedar Street New Haven, CT 0510

Furtherance of rosearch'in the. causes, origins and treatment of cancer; awards,post- FLORIDA

THE- BAY BRANCH FOUNDATION 2601 East Oaklande Park Blvd. ,V,Ori,auderdale,'EL 33300 Mrs, ,Louise -B. King

Broad supprt; emphasis on secondary and higher;.educa- tioa. * *

ARTHUR'VININGJ)AVIS FOUNDATIONS Vi.255 Alhambra Circle, Suite 320 Coral Gables, FL 33134 Atth: ,Mr. William R. Wright' Executive Director

Occaaioaal support including. health and medical facilities anq,wograms, ed icat ion, 'and libraries.

= I 0 1 3 ILLINOIS

ABBOTT LABORATORIES FUND INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FOUNDATION' Abbott Laboratories 401 North' Michigan Avenue Abbott Park Chicagd IL 60611 North Chicago.: IL 6004:8 General support including community Purpose: Financial assist- funds, higher education, youth ance in the fields of higher a'gencies4and hospitals. education and scientific research.

LESLIE FUND, INC. 3600 West Lake ,Avenue BRUNNER (FRED J.) FOUNDATION -Glen'view, IL -60025 9340 King Street Franklin Park, IL 60131 Broad purposes.: mental health, youth agencles, child' welfare, Broa&.purpos7 support for education, community finds, hospitals. health, agencies, child 'welfare,.education, community funds, hospitals. MAR_ OIFTTE CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION 2141 S. Jefferson Street Chicago, IL 60616 JOHN ERRE FOUNDATION John Deere Road General giving y7kth,emphasis on ,Moline, IL 61265 secondary and higher, gducation; support also for youth agencies, aid to Support for youth agencies, the handicapped, and hospitals. higher 'education, community_ funds, hospitals. Limited * * * primarily to communities where Deere & Company McCORMIGKAROBERT R.) FOUNDATION operations are 'located. 435 N. MichigAn Ave., Room 1412 Chicago4 IL 606.11 *a Broad suppckts: secondary and higher DEICKE FOUNT _.10`1 education, child welfare,.recreation, Box 734 conservation, relief and social Wheaton, IL 60Id7 age- die 'hospitats.

Sul* rt foryou0 * * * high schools; old handicapped, hospitals,

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cCRAW FOUNDATION QUINCY FOUNDATION 707 Davis Road 428 Maine Street`. Elgip, 60120 Quincy, IL 62301

Broad purposes: education, Support for organizations youth agencies, child welfare, in the fields of the arts-, medical and scientific education, recreation. research, community funds. * * ST. CHARLES CHARITIES MELLINGER EDUCATIONAL 105 Fast Main StreE FOUNDATION, INC. St. Chars, IL 60174 Box 67, 1025 East Broadway Monmouth, IL 61462 Support for' eduational institutions, youth agencies, Support for scholars conservation,hospitals. and student loans. * * * * * SEARS-ROEBUCK FOUNDATION MEYER-CECO FOUNDATION.- Sears Tower One- IBM Plaza Chicago, IL 60684- Chicago, IL 60611 Attn: JenDer and Bl Support educational programs.

General giving, community funds, higher edUbation, and hospitals. DR. SCHOLL FOUNDATION 111 West Washington St Suite 2137 ChiCago, IL .60602 QUAKER OATS FOUNDATION t-- Merchandise Mart Plaza, 345 Support for special-projects Chicago, IL 60654 in education andmekcal project primarily in the orthopedic and Broad purposes; geneFal podiatric area: giving, with emphasis on :1_110-0Yr education, community funds, youth agencies, hospitals,and civic and social SPENCER FOUNDATION- progress programs. No grants 875 North Michigan Avenue _ to,.individuals or for endow- Chicago,' IL 60611 ment funds. .Support primarily for education with emphasis on research and applications to improve educational processes

-12- UNITED AIR NES FOU_MT N) Box 66100 Chicago 0060

Major support for United

, Way and education, minimum support for human melfAre. INDIkNA

ENGINEINE FOUNDATION LILLYENDOWMENT, INC 1000 Fifth Street fort_ an treet ColuMbus, IN 4720f Indianapolis IN 46208 Attu: Mr, Edwin W.south. ExecutiVL Director Support currently limited to'Indian- controlled organizations concerned, /General support, emphasis on with Indian legal rights and ,action programs, in race relations, incidental strengthening of tribal urban problemd,_ higher education. 'government. Special focuson communities in which th&- company has manu- * facturing facilities. THE nuMSOcK:FOND 5Tguarantywild Indianapolis,. IN 46 04 IIWIN-SWEENEY-MTI,LER FOUNDATION 522 Franklin Street Broad purposes including,support Columbys, IN 47201 for medical research and child . . welfare. No gi;ants to individual Broad purposes, emphasis. on persons. race, poverty; support alsofor higher and secondary education.

LIBERTY FUND, INC- 7440 .North Shadeland Avenue Indianapolis, IN 462500

Support to promote education concerned With human liberty through making gants and conducting1-- - seminars,

LILLY AND COMPANY FOUNDATfON 307 East McCarty street Indianapolis, TN 46.225

Support for broad purposes, I

-14= IOWA

BOHEN.FOUNDATION

171t Lotust Street: , Des'Moines, IA 50303

General giVing, emphasis on youth agencies and higher -..education. * * *

DITH .(EDWIN T. 1716 Locust Street Des Moines, IA 50303

upport largely for youth agencies'affd higher education; : some support for civic groups, .community improve health agencies. MARYLAND

COMMERCIAL- CREDIT COMPANIES

k FOUNDATION, INC. . 300 W-Fi4LIfFface Baltim5re, MD 21202

Broad purposes; grants largely for' higher educatio nclud ingscbolarship pro ram, community funds, and ho tats,

MASSACHUSETTS

POLAROID FOUNDATION,INC. :(75.0 Main Street Cambridge, MA 0239

Grants and loans in the following broad categories: 1) Education; 2) Community; 3) Cultural; All primarily- within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts,

SHERATON FOUNDATION, INC, 470 Atlantic Avenue Boston, MA 02110

Br-bad purposes; emphasis on comm'unity funds; support also for yoLlth agencfe, health, educatipnal'instit t,ions7

-16 MICHIGAN

CHRYSLER CORPORA'T'ION FUNT MOTT FOUNDATION 12000 Oakland Avenue 1-200 Mott FOUndation Building Highland Park, MI 48203 Flint, MI 48502

Broad supports: cemmunity funds, Support for "community school" higher education, youth agencies projects, including establishing traffic safety, race relations. such programs, training staff; etc. Grants te: Americans for * * * Indian Opportunity; American Indian Institute; New Mexico KELLOGG FOUNDATION Solar EnergyAasociation. 400. North Avenue Battle Creek, MI 40,16

I . 'Support largely for,programs con- REM FOUNDATION eerned with application ofknowl-' 902 First National Building edge rather thanhas* researdh; Ann Arbor, MI 48108 emphasis aducation, health,' and agriculture. Broad purposes, higher education including fellowships and for research projects in the social sciences and education. THE KRESGE FOUNDATION 2401 West Big Beaver Road Troy, MI 48084 UPJOHN UNEI PLOYMENT:TRUSTE CORP. Challenge grants towards projects 300 South Westnedge Avenue involving, a) constrUction and -- Kamazoo, MI 49007 renovation of facilities, b) purchese of major, movable Support for studies the capital equipment having -a unit c causes, effects,prevehtien of not less than $50,000; andc) and alleviation of unemployment. the purchase of real estate. Appli- cations accepted fromwell - established, financially sound, fully accredited, tax-exempt organizations' ope=ratingin WHITING FOUNDATION the fields of a) four-yearcollege 901 CitizenkBankThuilding_ and university education, h) Flint, MI 48502 care and related services,c) con- aid and improve servatio d) the arts, and e) the Broad purposes, mental, and care of tie young orold. the physical, finanpial, moral conditioket'the poor,.sick, young, the aged, anddisabled amoag all classes. MINNESOTA

ANDERSEN FOUNDATION JEROME*FOUNDATION c/o Andersen Corporat o West 1052 First National Bank Building Bayport, MN 55003 _St. Paul, MN ,55101

General giving, emphasis ori' Broad purposes; focus primarily on ,higher education; support also the humanities and the arts. for mental health;` -youth agencies, the aged) the handicapped, hRspitals. THE McKNIGHT'FOUNDATION * * * Suite 1701 Shelard Tower Minneapolis, MN 55426 DAYTON HUDSON FOUNDATION 177 Nicollet Mall Human and/or social service programs Minneapolis, MN 55402 which seek to alleviot: the multi- plicity of problemswhichaffect the Project support. Primarily poor and minorities (i.e., housing, social-service programs Oat legal assistance, special education impact the poor and the young. programs, political education, com- Limited to specific cities. munity groups and community centers, neighborhood assiitance * * for the physically and_men) ally htndi- capped,-community health centets.) GENERAL MILLS FOUNDATION Priority consideration in the above P.O. Box 1113 areas is given to those organizations .Minnecpolis, MN 55440 within the seven-county twin city 4 metropolitan areas, secondary considera- Broad purposes; grants for tionto those throughout the ,State of education,'social welfare Minnesota. No grants to individuals and health; and except for 'or to religious organizatfo q for e'ducati-Oh; communities where religious purposes. General Mills had major cor- porate responsibLlity are favored. NORT T AREA-FOUNDATION West -75' First National Bank Bldg. St, Pouf?. MN'55101 'GRAIN TERMINAL FOUNDATION 1667aTi7ling Avenue, North Support fc r, emonstration pviects in St. Paul, MN 55101 health (e delivery of care; training of per onnel,,etc.) educational Broad purposes including sup- systems, social, welfare (job training, A port for "needy and distreSsed recreation, education). Alsb,tAfodndotion indiv4iluals"; support i_so for confines its giving to an eight North-:- coommn4ty funds,4higher educa, western state region of the United

tion, hospitals. ' Stites: Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakot 'South Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, and Wnshin-gton.

-15- MISSOURI

ANHEUSER-BUSCH CHARITABLE TRUST MONSANTO, FUND 721 Pestalozzi Street BOO t401-1 Lindberg Blvd. SX. Louis, MO 63118 St. Louis, MO 63141

'General giving including hea 5upport for higher education, and youth agencies, community community funds, youth, funds, higher education, and agencies and hospitals. Chiefly in hospitals. areas where Company operates. A/ *

.SPENCER T. & ANN W. OLIN FOUNDATION GREEN FOUNDATION 7701 Forsyth Blvd. Box 523 -St. Louis, MO 6310 Mexico, MO 65265 Broad purposeswith emphasis on Broad-purposes; primarily support mental health, c unity funds, for mental health, medical educa- secondary and _gher education. tion, research and hospitals. * * * SWIFT COMPANY, INC: CHARITABLE THE HALLMARK EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION TRUST Box 437 1248 Research Boulevard Twenty-fifth and McGee Trafficway P. O. Box 28252 Kansas City, MO .64141 St, Louis 0 63132

Broad purposes i -,ding secondary General giving; grants largely for and higher educ ion, youth and youth agencie community.funds, welfare ageneis, community funds, secondepkand Agher education, civic organ4-a-tions.,Strictly limited`hospitals. to local community or communities where Hallmark Cards facilities * are located. * * *

McDONNELL FOUNDATION, INC. Box 516 St. Louis,? NU 63166

Broad purposes, econ y-and higher education, woce sciences, -hospitals.

-19- NTi JERSEY

HUBER ,FOUNDATION SCHERING-PLOUGH FOUNDATItN, INC Box 277 Galloping Hill, -R6ad Rumson, NJ 07760 Kenilworth, NJD7033

Primary interest family pia Support'tor education, primarily ning agencies; also support medical and allied health! education. for interracial relations, health agencies, child welfare, mental health, 3uth and social agencies.

NTE NATIONAL FOUNDATION o & Carrice 1375 Route 23 Butter, NJ 07405

Support For medical, Oduca- tional, humanitarian, scientific cultural and other enter: prises.

KIRB_ FOUNDATION, INC, 7 De Hart Street Morristown, NJ 079%-0

Support f- educational, religious/and other charitable organizations. No grants to individuals.

MERCK FAMILY FUND c/o George Wall Merck. a The Fields

Far Hilts, NJ 0J 1')

Broad supports: hi,gh secondary e iota, vation, mental health, rehahill- -ti on of handicappod, me/it-al h, popninticn NEW MEXICO

AKUR FUND, 'INC. ,'514 Camino Cabra Santa Fe, NM87501

Provides seed money grants for catalytic projects sponsored and eontroll&I by American Indians, par icularly in relation to clarifi- cati*,of. rights and protec- tion ef'resources.

THE HELENE WURLITZER FOUNDA- TION OF NEW MEXICO P: O. Box 545 Taos, NM 87571

Support to encourage and stimulate creative%c T-rk in the humaities and fine arts, iiicluding painting, music, literature, and allied fields.

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AKC FUND, INC. ALLIED CHEMICAL FOUNDATION c/o James F. Lawrence 1411 aroadway 345,Park Avenue New York, NY 100180 New York, NY110.022 Administrative Office:: P.O. Box 2245C Support largely. for elementary, Mhristown, NJ 07960 secondary, and higher education; for hospitals and for 'race General purposes; support for relations. higher education, including fel- lowship and scholarship programs, for community and youth agencies, .hospitals, and urban affairs. ASARCO FOUNDATION 120 Broadway * New Yorip, NY 10005 ALLYN FOUNDATION,'INC. General,p\vrpose giving .wit- Box 22 support for community 'needs, Skaneateles, NY 13152 scholarships in certain technical school,, hospitals, Support largely for charitable and youth .gencies. and educational purposes.

ADLER FOUNDATION,- INC.( AQUINAS FUND c/o Morton M. Adler 345 Park Ave., 27th Floor Purchase Lane Now York, NY 10022 Rye, NY 10580 Grant' to individuals for Bryad purp ose- with support graduate work social science, mainly foY'me lical research pchology, interracial and intp17- in diabetes and,ophthalmology denominational relations. Doesu and'some support for mental not su-port "Medica,7Psychological health programs.., Scienco 0'

ARCA FOUNDATION 100 East 85th St New York, NY 10028

Support to promote' the well- being of mankind through grants for the advancement of teaching social ,ounces, twalch education, medical re:Searth, and ecology, NEW YORK

BARTH (THETHEODORE R.) BYDALE - FOUNDATION 'FOUNDATION INC. 60 E. 42nd St., Rooi 5010 530 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10017 New York, NY 10036 Broad--pu po general giving with Bread kiRds of support in- emphasis on higher education, eluding education, hospitals, including medical education. health agencies. *

ARRIERCORPORATION FOUNDATION, INC. BRISTOL-MYERS FUND P.O. Box 4800 345 Park Avenue Carrier Tower New York,'NY 10022 Syracuse, NY 13221 f Broad purposes; high r and General purposes support for medical education, c unity community, higher edUcation, health, fund's, health agencies, hos- and welfare agencies, and cultural pitals in areas of major programs.- facilities. * * CENTRAL NEW YORK COMMUNTY BRONFMAN FOUNDATION, INC. FOUND:, 375,.Park Avenue Room,06 Wilson if-aiding New York, NY 10022 306 South 1e= lino Street a Syracuse, NY 13202 Broad purposes; includes

support for medical educa- Grants from unrestricted fundsto_ tion and for organizations notfor-profit organizations in concerned with health, 5 County Central New York regions. recreation, and child welfare. -No grants for research or for sec- tarian religious purposes. Proposal form on request.

- BRUNER FOUNDATION, INC- 645 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1103 THE EDNA iic°t:ONNCLL CLARK FOUNDATION New York, NY t0022 250 Park Avenue New York, NY 10017 ad purposes; su ppert for application of knowledge and Support in closely focused programs for innovative programs for for 1) childron in the Foster care paramedical personnel, system, 2)into-ice, including the hospitals, health Ies criminal MM. 1(e an,i mental hen1th and medico] schools. systems with emphasi . aiterna- tives to incarcerationtnd rein- regT1tion of individuals into tle; for the hrd to emplov PHCOLLINS_ FOUNDATION DEERING, MILLIKEk FOUNDATION East -53rd Street 1045-Avenue-of the Americaa ork, NY 10022 New York, NY :10010 ,- AnntiaLigranis in-sums not .Broad purposes; emphabis on --exceding12000 to enable men education, health, welfare, youth andAtigRen wt 6 ae _own rpsources agencies, hospitals, and pire-,trgstequate, to attend the tommunity needs. medical schools of their .choiee.

EHRMANN FOUNDATION 294 FarkAvanne COMPTOIOUADATION, NewYork. NW 10017 cip Randolph P. Com Ji4nover Square To' promote the health,41fae, 'New York, NY 10005' development a happiness,of I q inaigent, neglected, or Support for 01-eas special, hapdicapped'children through :interest- Including Glebel- , ants to groups organized for human survival; higher educa- such purposes, tion, population cdntrel, race relations and welfare.' No ;grahts are made to individuals. FIELD-FOUNDAT ON:.INC * 100 Ea 85th Street New York-,--NY 10028._ CHARLES CULPEWTOUA- MN INC. major71nterest4 in- child 866 United Nations Plaza, Rm .408 welfare, youth development New York, NY' 10017 'and race rela ns.

Broae,purpose with emphasis on youth activities. FORD FOUNDAT,I0N,Y * 810 East. 43rd 'street New York NY 10017 DAMNANN FUND, 'INC. 380 Madison Avenue Support for-nearly every a ea New York, NY 10017' , of philanthropy: education, * 4 urban. problems, anti-poverty

I Support for health_and welfare projects, health, agticulture,, agencies.,' hospitals, and auca- support for minority groups in tional institutions. various areas.

* * * 'IC FR6EAUFF F&NDATION INC HAGEDORNTUND 70 Pine Street' c/o Manufacturers Hanover Trust New YorkNY 10005 600 Fifth Avenue New York, 10020 Broad purpose support-with, interest in health, mental GedeiWgiving; emphasis on health and related agencies, secoi'dary and higher educe- - welfare, child and youth tio6, youth agent-lea,' child agencies, aid for hand1.7' welfare,-the handicapped, and capped. hospitals.

HELENE-FULD HEALTH' TRUST THE HEARST-FOUNDATJON:,INC. Marine Midland Bank, Trustee 8S8 Seventh Avenge-: Fark Avenue New York, NY 1014: New York, NY- 10017 ! Broad purposes with emphasis Support directed to accredits on health and medical research; schools of nursing for the tradittonal education-programs; promotion of health, :education =social welfare groups: youth and welfAre of studeA nurses. organizations; traditional -cultural programs.

GOODYEAR FOUNDATION 1920 Liberty Bank Bldg. HECKSCHER FOUNDATION F _Buffalo, NY 14202 CHILDREN 52 Vanderbilt Ave., Rm. 2005 Support for the health, educatiOn New York, NY10017 and welfare of indigent women and children:Youth agencies, etc., Support fpr-ttle welfare of - particularly in the Huffalo, children particularly health, New York, area. child welfare, family_services, handicapped, youth agAncies, recreation, and eqnipment for educational institutions. COULD FOUNDATION FOR 'CHILDREN 126 East' 31st Street New York, NY 10016 ITTLESON FOUNDATION, I Concernd tte,welfare vf 660 M dison Avenue ren, including mental Jtealth, Nework, NY 10021 tion, helath= "Support far research and * * * demonstration projects and innovacive work in mental health, welfare, and:education. THE J -FOUNDATION-v- LAKtvawyme. INC. 60 Ease land Street Byram Lake Road 'New York, NY 10017 `Mduntq:18cp.,:NY 10549.

Giantinterests, primafily- Support-main -for -education, in-the'New York City area, rural rdconstruction,'- hbspitals, include: medical research, youth agenciesaft ammunity rehabilitation of-thd needs.', physically handicapped and selected educational projects.

LASDOfFOUNDATION INC. 280 Park Avenue -JOHNSON (CHRISTIAN A.) New York, NY 10017 ENDEAVOR FOUNDATION 53t7ifth Avenue- Support for tieseardh in 0 30rk,,,NY 10036 sciendes; also fob chari and- educational purposes., neral giving with emphasis-on hospitals, medical research, aro- higher education.' McCONNELL .FOUNDATION -` INC. Bok 1990 Church Street Station= New York, NY 10008 JONES FOUNDATIONS -INC. 70 Pine Street Broad 'Support, emphasis on New York, NY i1p005 higher educatiOn, remedial edudational programs for the Support for health,7 education, disadvant-aged and handicapped,

sdhool&for mentally and- children and youth. - physically handiCapped,, youth :4

- agencies, medical researoh and hospitals. LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER SMITH FOUNDATION, INC. 165 Broadway L AND_L_FOUNDATION New York. NY 10080 c/o Lawrence E. Brine 781- ifth Avenue Broad support, emphasis on New York, NY 10022 higher education, cultural' .9.ctivitis, youth organizat ans, Broad purposes including child ur,b, affairs, health and and 'youth-. agencies, rehabilJta-i ,...w.lfare agencies. Lion, care of eho; eked, eduea- -tiOn, and hospitals.

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MERRILLTHE CHARLES E. UST' OSBdN (EDWARD B.) CHARITAB Box P TRUST COMPANY-OF NEW YORK'', Ithaca, NY 14859, 45 Wall Street New York, NY 10005'. 5oppoq for secOO4ary and higher *edticatIoni race relations, youth Support primarily for higher 4agencies and child wafare.-.4 education and-for health agencie * * *

THE'NEW WORLD FOUNDATION 141-EfFFER RES H FOUNDATION 100 East 85th Street :-Broad S et New_york, NY 10028 %.1,:York 10005

- Emphasis on the right education Support for the improvement of far children; also-on promoting public health through the ad- Alutuai understanding_among vancementjof medicine and pharmacy peoplea_of,different racial by resiarch and education backgrounds and the elimina- tion of intergroup tensions. * *

R EROS DIGEST FOUNDATIO Pleasantville, NY 10570 .NORMAN FOUNDATION INC. 730 Fifth Avenue, Rm., 2001 Broad purpOses including higher New York, NY 10019 education with scholarship grants to col1ekes,. and national youth... Broadeupports with'major interests egencieswAo-grants to 'individuals.' imcivil'rightshnd liberties and innovative ,efforts xo-further' these.

ROCKFELLER FOUNDATION 1133 Avenue of -the Americas THE A LINDSAY OE OLIVE B. New York-, NY- 10036 COCONNO:FOUNDATION rc/oMrs. Olive Price Among other areas, support is Hobart, 13753 directed to problems of,hunger, population, equal, rightW'and liolicy 9 restricgeographic opportunities for all groups,L area of.prograW-to,.proposai-S-that improvement of the environment, have direct impact anithe quality educati8n.-. of life in-Delaware-and con= ti doUsiy surrounding counties , mural upstate New York. 4 , SALOMON BROTHERS-POO ATION THE .LOIS AND SAMUlli-SII.8 One New York Plaza FOND, New York, NY10004 133 East 79th Street New York, NY 10021 General giving with emphasis on race.relations, urban Weirs, Primary project = Support in hospitals,,--reCreation, welfare-, soCial welfare, emphaSiiing the handieaPpeCind,education. education .for service, demon- stiation-andinnovative * * * .projects`- this field.

SAND_OZ FOUNDATION_ 608 Fifth Avenue New York, NY '10020 MITHERS.F I Box 67,, Support 'for health an her ';11765 'education. Support for educational services, treatment,-and research in alcoholism; also support for S HIIIPER7FOUNDATIO/C youth agencies, health services,.., 299. Park' AVenue and hospitals. New York, NY 10017

Support for welfare pro focused on the needs of DEWITT WALLACE FUND INC. abed personS. "High Winds," Eyre Lake.Road Mount_Kisco, NY 10549

Support for community funds,. SCOTT FOUNDATION. 'aid to the-handicapped, youth 24 East 'Farkway agencies, racerelations. Sbarsdale, NY 10583

Broad AUpport including aid to - sick, invalid, crippled, JOHN HAY' WHITNEY P.OUNDATION deaf androther handicapped 111 Wesb:50th 'Street children. Newyork, NY., 10020 -

,. To promote the development of knowledge And the application, therecf to thei M -__oIvementof social welfare; t build_the strength.and vitality of communities through better residential, social, and economic practices-and poliCi'e7s. NORTI1 CAROLINA

,SPENCER) FOU ox 21848 Greensboro,NC 27420 Brost purposes; support for higher and B6cobdary education, hospitals.

KATE B. ReINOIDS REALM CARE TRUST' P. O.ox 1946 1621 East 'Third Stree,t- Winston-Salem, ,NC27102 _1t4 Support for'tfrd delivery health ca e to the peoplt of North Carolina h pticular stOnti;tto the non - affluent * * * ANDREWS FOUNpATION FIRESTONE FOUNDATION 812 Ten Ten Euclid Bldg. 1115 South Main Stre-ii_ Cleveland, OH 44115 Akron, OH. 44301

----_( Support for inatitutions-o Pu _Oer.ReligAtaus, charitable, learning, ri 11c hospitals scientific, medical, literary, or and other blie educational.

BERRY (LOREN M.) POUNUATION FIRESTONE TRUST FUND Box 6000 900 EncIid Avenue 3100 Kettering Blvd. Cleveland,-OH44101 Wean, OH 45401_ Broad purpose- general giving with Support for community peedp, emphasis on hi her education. health and youth agencies -T hospitals.

F1 AN FUND = 101014anna-Building' EICKNELL.FUND dleVeland, OH 44115 100,'ErievieW Plaza, 96th Floor dleyel nd, OH 44114 Broad purposes; suppdrt largely for" health and youth agencies,,community Broad support including com- needs, hospitals; -education. In:the munity needs, h -hef and secn.-o'_ Nertheast Ohio area only. dary edikationa nstitutions. * *, a4 v

-IR FOUtilATION THE'COLUMBUS FOUNDATION 100 ErieineW' Plaza, 17, s9utt St.reet; Suite 707 -Cleveland, _OH 44114 Columbus, OH43215 Broad purposes: emphasis On nursing,

Support for broad purposea;: . .secondary_and higher education, hos- emphasis on Central Ohio pitals, community funds. education, civic, health, and social servide agencies including art, conservation, and preservation grants.

-30- MARKUS (THE ROY AND EVA TION_INC. cfn Board of Education I380EaseSiath iev aid, 44114:1'

- Bibad!'Ourposes; tighereducation including gra4s and loans to students, for race relations, aid to- handicapped, hospitals.

MAP-XESIDUARY TRUST 4- '1766ffii-State Bldg. Cincinnati, OH L45202

Soport largely for higher education; .alsb for youth agenCied and hospitalS

REPUBLIC STEEL CORPORATIWEDUCAL ''7TIONAL C: 'TABLE TB ReROlicBui d ng P.O. Boi 677t- Cleveland':- OH 14115

Broad purposes; _for dommunity. undshigher equcat.ion including scholarships; sU-ppOrt also F' youth dehanrenewal. * * *

TRW FOUNDATION 23555 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, OH 44117

Broad purposes; higher educa tion, united funds, health, welfare, and youth, hospitals, civic and,culturn4 national. - . and international.-

-31- FORS FOUNDATION P.,,O. Box 1001 Roseburg, OR97470 Support to promote science, art, edudation.,: health, health- ful recrehtion and good citizen- ship of children an4adults."-

A. ---ALCO FOUNDATION MAURICE FALK MEDICAL FUND v- A1C0_, uilding'l 01 3317 Grant Bldg._ Pittsburg, TA 15219 --- Pittsburg -PA 1- 14

Grants made for edutationali Concerned.with the mental health cultural,, health and-welfare, field, including racism and mental civic and community develop- health:, mental health and pubkit ment, and youth organiza- policyl and some-rmanpower develop-. tions. In health areaunds ment projects. No,grants to indi- are to develop,:expand and viduals,-_new schools, no matching modernize facilities, q Fundy for research projects, tor- purchase,new,eqUipment, and munity mental health centers, drug toprovide supfAt4or and alcoholism programs, no loans, medical-research. :Program and no support for-annual and activities of organizations campaigns, buildinvfundi% and educational; institutions endowments. near Alcoa plants and offices receive,special-consideration. No grants to. individuals except:' children of Alcoa. employees. GtLF OIL FOUNDATION P. O. Box 1166 Pittsburgh, PA15230

ARTIATIJAKLUMEE General supports ;grants primarily The'Glenmede Trust Company for higher education; support also 1529-Walnut Street for cultural relations, community Philadelphia, PA 9102 development, youth agencies, hospitals some support for vocational Hroad supports; you h agenoies, rehabilitation, race relations, urban education, aid to h ndIcapped, problems,' safety. mental health. * * *

HITCHCOCK FOUNDATION- CARTHAGE FOUNDATION,'THE c/o '41e Mellon National Bank & Trust 1123 Oliver Building Mellon Square . Pittsburgh, PA'15222 Pittsb trgh, PA 15230

Support for higher educatiOn SuppoitJor hospitals, music, aid institutions. 'EmphasiSore to handicapped, and social agencies. public policy analyais, 4goth and medicine. PENNSYVANIA

INA FOUNDATION J HOWARD) CHARITABLE TRUST 1600 Arch St The Glenmede Trust. ompany. Philadelphia, PA 19101- Walnut Street Ph delphiat PA/ 19,101 General purposes;suppoit for health, wv1fare,civic, and Broad purposes; higher and.=secon- cultural causes,community funds dary education, thcluding that and education. for,min _ties, community funds. *

INDEPENDENCE FOUNDATION -THE RUST FOUNDATION 2500 Philadelphia National. 3727 Mellon Bank 814g. Philadelphia, PA 19107 Pittsburgh, 'PA 152190

Support largely for secondary _ Broad purposes; support emphasis and higher education and:hospitals. on health care and edUnation, including buildings, equipmt mental health and research in biological sciences and.community uFANN IRRITABLE FOUNDATION care. 1610 =11 Carlton house- Pittsburgh, PA 15219

General givingemphasis on higher SCHAUTZ FOUNDATION education, including that for 150 E..-Grove minority. groups, architectuxe, Dunmore, PA18510 art,,urban -problems, hospitals. Support for community.funft, * * * welfare programs, higher ,educa-

. tion and libikaries. KNOLLBROOK TRUST o The Glenmede Trust'Company 429 Walnut Street Philadelphi-a., PA 19102 THE SCHOLLERILOUNDATION 2.010'Two Penn Center Plaza Broad purposes; supportin PhiladelphialA 19102..' human servicee. Private foundation primarily engaged in a program of assistance to small community hospi- LLON FOUNDATION tals, making grants to these 525 William Penn Place institutiona- to enable them'to Pittsburgh, TA -15219 purchase specific-item- medical , equipment Support primarily in the fie of education, health, civic and culturaI4development, primarily its Pittsburgh` and .Western Pennsylvslnia.- UNITED STATES STEEL FOUNDATION 600 Grant streeE, Room.5906: Pittsburgh, PA 15230

4- - -Support to giigr education, medicineand health grants for research.

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC FUND Westinghouse Building GatewayCenter -Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Support for United Ways;,some for minority groups,youth agencies in plant communities. * * *

RHODE ISIA.14D

TEXTRON CHARITABLE TRUST

40 Westministef Street = Providence, RI 02901

General purposes,,c9mmunity funds, higher education, youth agencies, hospitals, 'arL1 health agencies. ABERCROMBIE FOUL DATION FULLER FOUNDATION INC. F. O. Box 27339 2020 Fort Wort?) National Bank Bldg. Houston, TX 77027 Fort Worth, TX g 76102

Support primarily for secondary Broad general giving, and higher education, and emphasis on hospitals;:Secondary-and hospitals.- higher+cation, youth agencies, COmmuntiy funds. r EXXON USA FOUNDATION 80CYBell-;Avenue CORDON METER AND IDA) FOUNDATION Houstoni'TX 77002 820 Fannin Street. HoUston, TX 77002 Broad, purpo-ses; primary emphasis on:support of selected commUnity.- Broad purposes; grants largely and national s9rvice activities; for welfare funds, hospitalsmedical aid t education in engineering, research, education, community funds earth 'science, business, account ing; and law disciplines at major colleges and universities; cultual activities and organi- HOUSTON ENDOWMENT INC. zations; minority, environmental, Box 52318 energy, and free enterprise Houston, TX '77052 educational projects. Support largely for highe education including scholar-Ships, buildings, and equipment, youth agencies, health FAIR (THE R FOUNDATION care facilities, hosPitala,.welfare Box 689 and community funds. Tyler, ZX7.001' * * * Broad purposes; youth and -social agencies, aecondary'and higher TEXAS IN T FOUNDATION education, community funds, Box 544 somesupport for hospitals. Dallas, TX 75222

General giving; emphasis higher and secondary-education, FAI FOUNDATION support also for community funds, Box hospitals, youth agencies and 565. KirbyDrive urban'ftoblems. Houston. 77001

Broad purposesemphasis on medical research, h6spitals, and secondary and higher:educa7 PriMarily local giving

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ZALE,FOUNDATION 3000 Diamond Park Dall TX -75247

Support -to improve the- egucationali and health opportunities of the disadvantaged.

WEYERAEUSERCOMPANY FOUATION Tacoma, WA-98401

Support Includes higher educati health, and youth agencies, co y and cultnialagencies, hospit Grants f6r'huMan services are restricted tá applicants in communities near majot manufacturing facilities of Weyerhaeuser Co any WISCONSIN

JOHNSON CONTROLS' FOUNDATION 507 East Michigan Street- Milwaukee, WI 53202

Support for higher education, hospitals, community funds, medical research, care of children and the aged, .hospitaisl

10.5S FOUNDATION, INC. Box 1107 Green Bay, WI 54305

Broad purposes with emphasis, on youth agencies, mental health, community funds:, secondary and higher ed&Cation.

RAHR FOUNDATION Lock Box 130 Maqitwoc, WI 54221

Support for educational institutions and public welfare within WiscOnsin,

SaLITZFOUNDATION, INC. 235 West Galena Street Milwaukee, WI 53201

Broad purposes; community funds, secondary and highOr education, support also for youth agencies, hospi ls, and the handicapped.

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INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE AREA OFFICE CONTACTS REGARDING RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT APPENDIX A IAN HEALTH SERVICE AREA OFFICE CONTACTS REGARDING RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ,

Mr. Alan Allery Mr.. Molin Malicay ' Tribal Affairs Officer Program AnaliSt Aberdeen Area Indian Health Service California Program Office Federal Office Buildfng Indian Health Service - 4th Avenue,SA., Rm. 215-C Federal Building Aberdeen, South Dakota 57401 280Q Cottage Way, Rft E-1829 `FTS: 782-7584 Sacramento, California 95825, Commercial: (605)225-0250, EIS; 468-4836 Ext-584 Co- ercial: (916) 484-4836

Mr, lucien J. PousAard Mr. Edward Helmick Chief, Area'Social.Seivic Chief, Of of Planning, Alaska Area Nativeipealth Service -Evaluation and Legislation tx. Box 7 =741 Navajo Area Indian,iealth=,-Ser Anchorage, Alaska 99510 P.O. Box C FTS: Seattle 399-0150/265-3116 Window Rock, Arizona 86515 Commercial: (907) 265-3116 FTS: 572-8236 Commercial: (02) 71-5836 Mr'T. J. Harwood Director, AlbuTlerque'A ea Mr.-Terrance LI Rice Indian Health Service Asst. Area)Dir. for Prog.Plan.& Eval. Federal Office Building & Oklahoma Area Indian-Health Service

U . S. Courthouse, Rm. 4005 388 Old Post Office Building 500 Gold. Avenue Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 Albuquerque, New Mexico 87101 FTS: 736-4321 FTS: 474-2151 Commercial: (405) 231-4321 Cdadercial: (545) 766 -2151 Mr. ,Robert A. Marsland Mr. Marvin H. Edvold Director, Ofc.. of Indian,Community Res. Tribal Projects Officer Phoenix Area Indian Health Service Bemidji Program Office 801 E. In School Road Indian Health .Service Phoenix, Arizona 85014 203 Federal Building FTS: 261-4833 Box 768 Coma4rcialr. (602) 2614833 Bemidji, Minnesota'-,56601 FTS: None Mr. William Picotte Commercial: (218) 751=1210 Area pirectoc for Operations Portland Are4:Indian Health __rvice f Mr. Larry S. IThoMas Federal Bldg., RM. 476, Special AsSistant to Director -- 1220 S.W. 3rd Avenue Billings Area Indian HeaIlth Sers ice Portlan4, Oregon 9720$4 1101. Box 2143 ,FTS: 423-2013 ann,!ALOY Commercial: (503) 221-2013- FTS: 'S135-640 Commerciaj: (406) 07-603

*i'See map on page 42 for States served.

-40- Mr. Edgar Monetatchi Office of Research & Development XnesOn Program Area Indian'Health!S6rvice Box 11340 Tucson, lrizdna. 85734 FTS: 762-6701 Commercial: (602) 792-6701

Dr.James Early Quality Assurance Officer United Southeastern Tribes Indian Health Service Oaks `Tourer Building - Suite 810 1101 'Kermit Drive Nashville, Tennessee 37217 FTS: 'B52-5104 CoMMe'T:cialt -(615) 251-5104

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INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE REGIONAL OFFICE CONTACTS REGARDING RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

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INDIAN HEALTH 'SERVICE REGIONAL OFFICE CONTACTS REGARDING RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

Mr; Charles Deegan, Jr. Illinois, Indiana, Michigan,' Special Asst. for Indian Affairs. linnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin DHEW Region V 300 So. Wacker)rive Chicago, 111Loois. 60606 FTS: ,353-7214 Commercial: (312) 353-7214

Mr. Gabe Iaiker Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, Special .Asst. for Indian Affairs South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming DHEW Region VIII 9017 Federal Office.Building 19th & Stout Streets Denver, Colorado 80202 FTS: 327-4974 COmmercial: (303) 837-4974

Mr. William Knestis Alaska, Idaho, Orego- Washington Special Asst. for Indian,Affai DHEW Region X .,_1321 Second Avenue, South '- tittle, Washington98101

FTS: . 399-0432 Commercial:, (206) 442-0432

Mr. Nelson Clay Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico,

. Special Asst. for Indian Affairs Oklahoma, Texas DHEW Region VI - Room 1800 1200 Main Tower 'Dallas, Texas 75202 FTS: 729-3905 Commercial: (214) 767-3905

Mr. Robert Drew Arizona, Gnlifornia Nevada Special Asst. for Indian Affairs DHEW Region IX 50 .United NationsPlaza. San Franctsco, California 94102 FTS: f 556-1128 Commercfal: (415) 556-3128 For other DREW Regid641 Offices, calls should be directed,to the Office of the Regional Health Administratbr,

States Served

DREW Region I Connecticut, Nellie, John F. Kennedy Federal Bldg.- Massachusetts, New Hampsh re, Government Center l' Rhode Island, Vermont Boston, MA 02203 FTS: 223-6827 Commercial: (617)-223-6827

DREW Region,II New York, New Jersey.. Federal Building 26 Federal Plaza New York, NY 10007 FTS: 264-2560

. Commercial: (212)-264-2560

DREW Region III Delaw re, Maryland, Pennsylvania, 535 ``Market Street Vir- nia, West Virginia, and Philadelphia, PA19101 District of Columbia FTS: 596-6637 Commercial: (215)-596-6637

DREW Region IV Alabama, Florida, Georgia, 101 Merrietta Tower, Suite 1203Q Kentucky, Mississippi, Atlantp, GA30323 North Carolina, South Carolina, -. VS: 242-2316 Tennessee Cammer,ciel: (404)-221-2316

DREW Region.VII Iowa, Kansas, Missouri 601 East 12th Street Nebraska Kansas City, MO 64106 FTS: 758-3291 Commercial: (816)-374-3291

Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington

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