How women organizers used Berger-Marks grants
Groups & research funded by Berger-Marks
Women organizing women:
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Berger-Marks GrantsQualified union organizers, labor groups and researchers are invited to apply for any of the three types of regular grants we offer for: Individual organizing grants A rolling application process allows you to apply at any time. The maximum that can be awarded for all individual grants is up to $40,000 per year. At least one grant per year will go to a Newspaper Guild-CWA project. (Edna Berger was the first women organizer for the Newspaper Guild.) Application for Individual Organizing Grants Read about organizers awarded Berger-Marks grants Academic research & writing grants Application for Academic Research-Writing Grants Read about researchers awarded Berger-Marks grants Grants for organizations
A notice is sent out annually in January for decisions made at the end of March. The maximum for all grants to organizations is a total of $20,000 per year. Application for Organization Grants Read about groups awarded Berger-Marks grants Note to all applicantsThis website will carry general notices of all approved grants. While we welcome all proposals, we regret that we cannot fund all worthwhile projects. Although we wish we could approve more applications, our grant categories have annual financial limits, and we must be able to fund ongoing organizing campaigns throughout the year. For more information about grants, contact the foundation at . .
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The Berger-Marks Foundation makes grants to selected individual women union organizers who are working on active organizing campaigns.
Grants may cover lost-time wages and/or expenses depending on the project.
The foundation trustees will authorize up to three months of lost time
wages. The 3-month stipend may be extended an additional three months
upon re-application and review by the trustees. The applications
must be endorsed by the union involved. 
We fund selected research and writing projects that enhance
understanding of union organizing among women. The Berger-Marks
Foundation sends out a Request for Proprosals (RFP) each January, and
makes its decision at the end of March. We give preference to applicants
who already have some funding from other sources; The Foundation will
fill in the funding gap, with up to $20,000 per year. 
The foundation also will consider grants to partially or fully fund
other organizing projects and expenses that focus on women organizers
or organizing women workers.