Grants

CFWC has received funding from many different sources, including federal and state agencies, foundations, and non-profit organizations. Most of all of these are partnership projects.

Some of the community organizations and agencies we have collaborated with include: Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lowell, Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association, Cambridge College, The Career Center of Lowell, Center for Immigrant History, City of Lawrence Planning, Coalition for a Better Acre, Community Teamwork Inc., Family Service Inc., Lao Mutual Family Association, Lawrence Community Works, Lawrence Heritage State Park, Lowell Community Health Center, Lowell Housing Authority, Lowell National Historical Park, Lowell Police Department, Lowell Public Schools, Lowell Telecommunications Corp., Merrimack Valley Housing Partnership, Middlesex Community College, The Revolving Museum, and UTEC.

University partners include Center for Industrial Competitiveness, Center for Women and Work, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Engineering, Graduate School of Education, School of Health and Environment, Labor Extension Program, Office of Admissions, Office of Residential Life, Student Financial Services, and Student Activities and Multicultural Affairs, and others.

Dates	Title	Funding Agency
2010-2013	LINK: Lowell Internet, Networking and Knowledge	US Department of Commerce
2009-2012	Healthy Home for All	Housing and Urban Development
2009-2011	Bridging the Promise	Learn and Serve America
2009	Financial Literacy	Sovereign Bank
2009	Anti-Bullying Evaluation	Alternative House
2009	GAIN SS Differences in Outcomes Study	Child and Family Service NH
2008	Summer Learning Loss Working Group	Nellie Mae Education Foundation
2008	Summer Learning Pilots Evaluation	Nellie Mae Education Foundation
	Collecting Data on Elusive Immigrant Health	National Institute of Occupational Health
2007-2010	The Science of Small Things	National Science Foundation
2006-2008	AMIGOS Mentoring Program Evaluation	Family Service, Inc.
2005-2011	GEAR UP Math Partnerships	US Department of Education
2005-2007	Careers through College	The Career Center of Lowell
2005-2007	Sustainable Building Development	Parker Foundation
2005-2006	Career Center and WIB Needs Assessment	The Career Center of Lowell
2004-2009	Partnerships for College Success	Nellie Mae Education Foundation
2004-2007	Community Problem Solving	Environmental Protection Agency
2004-2006	Healthy Homes Demonstration Grant for Innovations in Reaching Diverse Groups	Housing and Urban Development
2004-2005	21st Century Community Learning Centers	Lowell Public Schools
2004	Diversity Training	Lowell Police Department
2003-2008	Mujeres en Accion Evaluation	Family Service, Inc.
2003-2007	Research Ethics in Environmental Health	Syracuse University
2001-2004	New Directions	Housing and Urban Development
2001-2003	Project Splash	National Science Foundation
2001-2002	Confronting the Housing Crisis in Lowell	Parker Foundation
2000-2003	Research Ethics in Environmental Health	Syracuse University
2000-2001	Celebrating Diverse Traditions of Community Preservation	MA Executive Office of Environmental Affairs

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