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RECIPIENT GRANTS
Pepperdine University
Malibu, CA
Media Transparency Profile
Total $ Granted: |
$ 3,327,944 |
For Years: |
2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1992 |
# Grants: |
24 |
Grants to Pepperdine University
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Date |
Amount |
Purpose |
Funder |
5-9-2004 |
25,000 |
General support |
William E. Simon Foundation |
1-29-2004 |
25,000 |
General support |
William E. Simon Foundation |
9-9-2003 |
50,000 |
To support The Immigrant and Civil Society Project |
The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, Inc. |
12-31-2002 |
75,000 |
Succession in Contemporary Arab Muslim Monarchies Joseph Kechichian will conduct fieldwork and write a book about succession politics in key monarchies in the Middle East. |
Smith Richardson Foundation |
12-31-2001 |
150,000 |
a John M. Olin Distinguished Visiting Professorship in the School of Public Policy |
John M. Olin Foundation, Inc. |
12-31-2001 |
50,000 |
No comment provided |
Sarah Scaife Foundation |
12-31-2000 |
60,962 |
Welfare-To-Work: Mapping the Terrain Stephen Monsma will examine the role that nongovernmental organizations play in welfare-to-work programs. He will conduct case studies of welfare-to-work programs in four cities and assess how those citiesare working with nongovernmental organizations to assist low-income families make the transition from welfare to work. |
Smith Richardson Foundation |
12-31-2000 |
200,000 |
No purpose given. |
Sarah Scaife Foundation |
12-30-2000 |
10,502 |
Character Education in the College Classroom |
John Templeton Foundation |
3-19-2000 |
10,000 |
Program Area: Public Policy |
William E. Simon Foundation |
12-31-1999 |
100,000 |
No purpose given. |
Sarah Scaife Foundation |
12-31-1999 |
70,480 |
Welfare-To-Work: Mapping the Terrain Stephen Monsma will examine the role that nongovernmental organizations play in welfare-to-work programs. He will examine welfare-to-work programs in four cities and assess whether those cities have a sufficient base of nongovernmental organizations to implement such programs.
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Smith Richardson Foundation |
12-31-1999 |
150,000 |
School of Public Policy A John M. Olin Distinguished Visiting Professorship in the School of Public Policy. |
John M. Olin Foundation, Inc. |
12-31-1998 |
225,000 |
No purpose given |
Sarah Scaife Foundation |
12-31-1998 |
150,000 |
School of Public Policy. A John M. Olin Distinguished Visiting Professorship in the School of Public Policy |
John M. Olin Foundation, Inc. |
12-29-1998 |
1,000 |
General Operating Expenses |
William E. Simon Foundation |
12-31-1997 |
150,000 |
A John M. Olin Distinguished Visiting Professorship in the School of Public Policy |
John M. Olin Foundation, Inc. |
12-31-1997 |
25,000 |
No description available |
The Carthage Foundation |
12-31-1997 |
275,000 |
no description given |
Sarah Scaife Foundation |
12-31-1996 |
275,000 |
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY |
Sarah Scaife Foundation |
12-31-1996 |
300,000 |
School of Public Policy. The establishment and initial programs of the School |
John M. Olin Foundation, Inc. |
12-31-1995 |
550,000 |
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY |
Sarah Scaife Foundation |
12-31-1995 |
150,000 |
School of Public Policy. The establishment and initial programs of the School |
John M. Olin Foundation, Inc. |
12-31-1992 |
250,000 |
VARIOUS PROGRAMS ESTABLISH A CHAIR OF PUBLIC POLICY |
Sarah Scaife Foundation |
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