Southeastern Council of Foundations

For 2007 general operating support

The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities

To analyze the impact of federal and state budget proposals on Knight priority areas and help grant partners access and use budget and tax policy data

Food Information Center

To gather information on local food and health assets and disseminate that information in ways which allow for healthy lifestyle choices

Blue Grass Community Foundation

To supplement an existing donor-advised fund

Southeastern Council of Foundations

For 2009 general operating support.

Lexington Children's Theatre

For a marketing and audience development initiative focusing on the growth and long-term viability of the Lexington Children's Theatre

Blue Grass Community Foundation

To use the 2010 World Equestrian Games, an Olympics-like event held for the first time in the U.S., as a springboard for capital and social improvements, creating an enduring legacy for the community

World Equestrian Games Planning

To prepare Lexington, Ky., for the 2010 World Equestrian Games by bringing together stakeholders to identify projects with enduring significance for the community's physical character and quality of life.

Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program

For counseling, education, family advocacy and other support services addressing the needs of children living in domestic violence shelters

Development Communications Associates

To assist Philadelphia, Boulder and Lexington leverage their Knight grant investments into large-scale, sustainable causes

Community Action Council for Lexington, Fayette, Bourbon, Harrison and Nicholas Counties

To increase the effectiveness of early childhood educators working in a culturally diverse environment and to encourage greater involvement by minority parents in preparing their children for school

Lexington Public Library Foundation

To build technology and training capacity at the Lexington Public Library to address increased computer usage and demand in Lexington, Kentucky, and to outreach to parts of the community that might not find the central library or its branches easily acces