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Recent Grants: Public Television
Grants provide capstone funding for major series and stand-alone programs with lasting educational value that are assured of airing nationally on PBS. (Please see Public Television Program guidelines for additional information.)

2011

Telling America’s Stories - $500,000 (more)
WETA, Arlington, VA

The Amish - $150,000 (more)
WGBH, Boston, MA

The Latino Americans - $285,000 (more)
WETA, Arlington, VA

PBS Kids Go! - $250,000 (more)
PBS, Arlington, VA

Martha Speaks - $250,000 (more)
WGBH, Boston, MA

2010

Sid the Science Kid - $200,000 (more)
KCET, Los Angeles, CA

Projects for the New Century - $4 million (more)
WETA, Arlington, VA

The Fabric of the Cosmos - $300,000 (more)
WGBH, Boston, MA

The Panama Canal - $200,000 (more)
WGBH, Boston, MA

The Buddha - $100,000 (more)
David Grubin Productions, New York, NY

Faith & America's Founders - $150,000 (more)
WETA, Arlington, VA

2009

When Worlds Collide - $92,000 (more)
KCET, Los Angeles, CA

Plan B: To Save a Civilization - $100,000 (more)
Columbia, SC

The State of the Planet's Oceans - $50,000 (more)
South Carolina ETV Network (SCETV), Columbia, SC

God in America - $200,000 (more)
WGBH, Boston, MA

Sid the Science Kid - $250,000 (more)
KCET, Los Angeles, CA

2008

We Shall Remain - $300,000 (more)
WGBH, Boston, MA

Martha Speaks - $250,000 (more)
WGBH, Boston, MA

The Journey to Palomar - $100,000 (more)
Mason Productions, Los Angeles, CA

The War of 1812 - $250,000 (more)
WNED, Buffalo, NY

Franny's Feet - $200,000 (more)
WNET, New York, NY

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