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The Pollock-Krasner Foundation, established in 1985 by Lee Krasner, a prominent abstract expressionist painter, is dedicated to providing financial support to individual visual artists worldwide. With over 5,000 grants awarded to professional artists and organizations in 79 countries, totaling more than $87 million, the foundation aims to enable artists to focus on their work by offering funding for various purposes, including creating new artwork, acquiring supplies, renting studio space, preparing for exhibitions, attending residencies, and covering living expenses. In addition to supporting individual artists, the Pollock-Krasner Foundation also provides grants to non-profit organizations that engage directly with artists, such as museums, by funding exhibitions, artist residency programs, and supporting exhibitions and scholarship related to the artwork of Krasner and Pollock. The foundation also recognizes artistic achievement through the Lee Krasner Award, given to artists with distinguished careers, and the Pollock Prize for Creativity, which honors outstanding artists whose work embodies high creative standards and demonstrates the impact of art on individuals and society.Generated from the website

World Jewish Congress -The World Jewish Congress is an international organization whose mission is to address the interests and needs of Jews and Jewish communities throughout the world. Founded in Geneva in 1936 to unite the Jewish people and mobilize the world against the Nazi onslaught, the WJC is the representative body of Jewish communities and organizations in over 80 countries from Argentina to Zimbabwe across six continents. It seeks to foster the unity and creative survival of the Jewish people while maintaining its spiritual, cultural and social heritage. Membership in the WJC is open to all representative Jewish groups or communities, irrespective of the social, political or economic ideology of the community's host country. The World Jewish Congress is supported by those communities and individual members who as concerned Jewish citizens want their voices to be heard on matters of concern to the Jewish people. With headquarters in New York, the WJC has affiliate offices around the world including Brussels, Budapest, Buenos Aires, Geneva, Johannesburg, Moscow, Ottawa, Paris, Sydney and Jerusalem where the WJC's research institute is located. As a global leader, the World Jewish Congress received special credentials and recognition at the United Nations making it unique among world-wide organizations as it enjoys a diplomatic seat in the U.N. and within many of it institutions, commissions and sub-bodies. The core principle of the World Jewish Congress is that all Jews are responsible for one another. We seek to achieve this by governing with consensus and celebrating unity in our vast diversity. As we have been for nearly three quarters of a century, the World Jewish Congress continues to be the permanent address of the Jewish people.

The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) is dedicated to recognizing excellence in the television industry through various prestigious awards, including the Emmy Awards. With a focus on categories such as Daytime, Children's, News, Documentary, and Sports, NATAS highlights the pinnacle of creativity and innovation in television programming. In addition to its awards, NATAS also supports educational initiatives, including scholarships and grants for students in the field of television production. The organization fosters a commitment to transparency and ethical conduct within the industry, ensuring the continued growth and recognition of television arts. Generated from the website