Louisa May Alcott: The Woman Behind Little Women
Site Support Notebook
Past library participants have reported receiving funding for programmatic activities from the following:
Nonprofit sources:
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Friends of the Library
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State humanities councils
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State and local arts councils
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University administration (lecture series funds, events planning and coordination committees, dean of faculty, sports department, history department, African American studies department, humanities division, president’s/provost’s/chancellor’s funds)
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Community college cultural advisory board, educational foundation, contracts and grants department
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Local/regional/state family foundations
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County historical societies
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The Links, Inc. (organization of African-American women)
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Historical organizations
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Centers for the Book
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Women's business organizations such as Zonta
For-profit sources:
- Credit unions
- Computer networks and computer stores
- Target and other department stores
- Banks
- Auto dealerships
- Supermarkets
- Hardware stores
- Newspapers
- Utility companies
See teh "Resources" section for books about funding.