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Community Learning Lab02 / 05COMMUNITY PROGRAM GRANT
Likely matchExpansion funding for community-led youth programs
WORKYouth learning program
PLACEAtlanta, Georgia
NEEDProgram expansion
WHY THIS MAY FIT
The funder supports youth programs in Atlanta, and expansion costs are allowed.
Confirm the program start date before applying.Not ready? Skip it or save it for later.
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Community Learning Lab02 / 05COMMUNITY PROGRAM GRANT
Likely matchExpansion funding for community-led youth programs
WORKYouth learning program
PLACEAtlanta, Georgia
NEEDProgram expansion
WHY THIS MAY FIT
The funder supports youth programs in Atlanta, and expansion costs are allowed.
Confirm the program start date before applying.Not ready? Skip it or save it for later.
Grant eligibility varies by funder, organization type, and program.
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