Sentence examples for grant giving from inspiring English sources

The Ryan budget will please governors of both parties by turning Medicaid into a block grant — giving states more flexibility.

Its philosophy is that by simplifying the grant giving process, "every dollar would work harder and do more".

Since the 1970s, the center has offered its databases on grant giving through Dialog, a commercial service.

He would convert the federal share of Medicaid into a block grant, giving each state a lump sum with which to care for low-income people.

The Sonora Fund is also leaning toward cross-border grant giving to address problems like toxic waste and water contamination, Ms. Cain said.

The foundation will use the cash to bankroll its grant giving programme, and the sale is part of a regular fundraising exercise.

Its criteria for grant-giving include increasing skills and creativity and improving quality of life.

Some of the biggest foundations base their grant-giving on a three-year average of their assets.

Brad is a former journalist who now runs a tiny nonprofit that matches grant applicants with relevant grant-giving organizations.

Starting in 2009, it had begun ramping up its grant-giving to local nonprofit organizations and other Common Core advocates.

As Eccles explains, it means charitable foundations can use funds from their endowment capital rather than their smaller grant-giving budgets.