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![]() MISSOURI CONTENTS State & Federal Grants Regional Foundations Grant Information Centers STATE & FEDERAL GRANTS Several organizations distribute federal funds to U.S. libraries, including NEA (National Endowment for the Arts) and NEH (National Endowment for the Humanities), but IMLS (Institute of Museum and Library Services) is the largest. IMLS runs a grant program known as LSTA (Library Services and Technology Act), which supports the delivery of library services in the United States. LSTA distributes funds to State Library Administrative Agencies (SLAA), also known as "state libraries," who then use the funds to support a range of libraries in their state. STATE LIBRARY AGENCY Missouri State Library 600 West Main P.O. Box 387 Jefferson City, MO 65102-0387 573-751-2751 Grants portion of the web site Missouri State Library provides direct library and information service in support of the executive and legislative branches of Missouri state government. It also provides library service to blind and physically handicapped residents of Missouri and promotes the development and improvement of library services throughout the state. In addition to LSTA, Missouri State Library grant programs include: State Aid Half of the state aid appropriation is distributed to qualifying public libraries as a per capita payment, and the rest is distributed in equalization payments to the most economically challenged libraries. Athletes and Entertainer Tax Fund This is a tax on the earnings of professional athletes and entertainers when playing or performing in Missouri. It is collected by the State of Missouri and in the case of public libraries, is to be used to purchase books and other library materials. Funds Transfer Payments to Missouri Public Libraries These reports show payments to Missouri public libraries for state aid, and should help libraries check the status of payments made by funds transfer. The report contains the date of payment, purchase order number, library, and state aid amount. LSTA AT-A-GLANCE LSTA Guidelines & Applications LSTA Five-Year (2008-2012) Plan for Missouri LSTA Five-Year (2003-2007) Evaluation Report for Missouri Use of State Funds in Missouri Allotment of LSTA State Funds for FY 2011: $3,080,330 REGIONAL FOUNDATIONS These foundations have a history of supporting libraries or they provide grants for library and/or education-related initiatives in this state. Help us keep the list current by sending information on more foundations that librarians in this state should be aware of to grants@salempress.com. Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Focus: youth education programs; education research and policy; higher education Grant Guidelines Francis Family Foundation Focus: lifelong learning with a particular emphasis on early childhood development, and arts and culture Grant Guidelines Greater Kansas City Community Foundation Focus: a broad range of community-oriented initiatives Grant Guidelines Hall Family Foundation Focus: programs that enhance or promote excellence in elementary, secondary and higher education in the greater Kansas City area Grant Guidelines Kerr Foundation Focus: education for all, particularly the young [states covered include: Oklahoma, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, New Mexico, and Texas] Grant Guidelines GRANT INFORMATION CENTERS IN MISSOURI Located nationwide in public libraries, universities, community foundations, or nonprofit organizations, grant information centers, also known as Cooperating Collections, provide visitors with free access to Foundation Center's electronic and print resources on grants and fundraising. Click to read more about Cooperating Collections. View a listing of titles available in Foundation Center's 2011 Core Collection. Find a Cooperating Collection near you here. Joplin Missouri Southern State University Resource Development Center 3950 E. Newman Rd., L-329 417-659-5472 Kansas City Kansas City Public Library 14 W. 10th St. 816-701-3400 Kirkwood Kirkwood Public Library 140 E. Jefferson Ave. 314-821-5770 Moberly Randolph County Caring Community Partnership 423 E. Logan 660-263-7173 Springfield Springfield-Greene County Library 4653 S. Campbell 417-874-8110 St. Louis St. Louis Public Library Schlafly Branch 225 N. Euclid Ave. 314-539-0357 St. Peters St. Charles City-County Library District 427 Spencer Rd. 636-447-2320 |
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