Amoco Foundation
Multiple Addresses (see below)
Contact Name:
(See Appendix Below)
Primary Address:
Work Phone:
Fax Number:

Countries Served..........................................................................

{short description of image}Newly Independent States

{short description of image}Armenia
{short description of image}Azerbaijan
{short description of image}Belarus
{short description of image}Georgia		 {short description of image}Kazakhstan
{short description of image}Kyrgystan
{short description of image}Moldova
Russia
{short description of image}Tadjikistan
{short description of image}Turkmenistan
{short description of image}Ukraine
{short description of image}Uzbekistan




{short description of image}Balkans

{short description of image}Albania
{short description of image}Bulgaria
{short description of image}Romania
{short description of image}former Yugoslavia		 {short description of image}Baltics

{short description of image}Estonia
{short description of image}Latvia
{short description of image}Lithuania
{short description of image}Central Europe

{short description of image}Czech Republic
{short description of image}Hungary
{short description of image}Poland
{short description of image}Slovakia

Other:

Program Topics............................................................................

Arts and Culture
Community Development
{short description of image}Democracy and Governance
Economic and Business Development
Education
{short description of image}Environment
Health
Human Rights
Media and Communications
NGO Development
Peace and Security
{short description of image}Social Welfare
{short description of image}Women

Other: Youth

Types of Support..........................................................................
Grant Range: $

Annual Campaign
{short description of image}Building and Renovation
{short description of image}Capital Campaign
Conferences and Seminars
Consulting Services
Continuing Support
{short description of image}Curriculum Development
Debt Reduction
{short description of image}Emergency Funds
{short description of image}Employee Matching Gifts
{short description of image}Employee-related Scholarships
Endowment Funds
Equipment
Exchange Programs
Fellowships
General Operating Support
Individuals
Inkind Gifts
Internships
Land Acquisition
Lectureships
Loans
{short description of image}Matching Funds
Operating Budgets
Professorships
{short description of image}Program Development		 Program Related Investments
Publication
Renovation Projects
Research
{short description of image}Scholarship Funds
Scholarships to Individuals
{short description of image}Seed Money
{short description of image}Special Projects
Student Aid
Student Loans to Individuals
{short description of image}Technical Assistance

Program Areas...............................................................................

Funding is emphasized for programs designed to promote quality education; healthy, vibrant, self-sufficient communities with solid community infrastructure; youth development; and a sound environment. Amoco's overall focus areas are education and community development. Grants in other areas, including health, culture and the arts, are limited, and considered on a case-by-case basis when used in ways which support the focus funding areas. Its education programs are designed to foster effective education systems and practices, and most educational programs funded are in the math, science, engineering or technology arenas.

Restrictions and Limitations............................................................

The Amoco Foundation funds programs and initiatives which respond to the needs of communities in which Amoco operates. Amoco does not consider funding for sports or athletic programs; and sports, religious, fraternal or social organizations are ineligible for support. Unsolicited proposals in the public areas of higher education, student scholarships and public policy are also not accepted.

Publications...................................................................................

Application Guidelines Grant List Annual Report

Application Procedures..................................................................

Letter of Inquiry Required
Length:
Contents:
A request for application should be submitted through the appropriate local committee, which will weigh the application against local business and community needs, and against other proposals from the area. The committee will decide if your proposal should be forwarded to the Foundation for final consideration. Contact the local committee for more information on local application procedures. (see below)

Application Form Provided
Proposal:
Requirements:

Submission Date...........................................................................

Applications must be reviewed by the local committee prior to September for consideration in the following year's contributions program; Contact the local committee for more information on specific deadlines.

Funding Decision.........................................................................

Grant approval notifications are delivered every December by the local committees.

Appendix........................................................................................

AZERBAIJAN or RUSSIA:
Mr. Gary Stewart
Public and Government Affairs
Amoco Corporation
501 West Lake Park Blvd.
MC 182W3
Houston, TX 77079
USA
Tel: (281) 366-7114

ROMANIA
Mr. Michael Adams
Amoco Romania
Diplomat Hotel
Bucharest, Romania

MULTI-NATIONAL PROGRAMS:
Ms. E. Anne Smith
Amoco Foundation, Inc.
Mail Code 2308
200 E. Randolph
Chicago, IL 60601
USA