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Community schools provide resources for students, families and community members
Education

Community schools provide resources for students, families and community members

September 4, 2018September 3, 2018

The Madison Community Foundation is issuing its largest grant ever at $1.1 million to support the community schools initiative in the Madison Metropolitan School District.

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Achievement Gap, Grants, Nonprofit News
Competitive Year for 2018 SEED Grant Finalists
Culture

Competitive Year for 2018 SEED Grant Finalists

March 21, 2018March 21, 2018

On Monday, the Madison Food Policy Council (MFPC) gathered at the Central Library to meet individually with the 2018 SEED Grant finalists. Each finalist was

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Grants
Madison grant program aims to increase community engagement, improve neighborhoods
City Life Sports

Madison grant program aims to increase community engagement, improve neighborhoods

January 15, 2018April 8, 2022

The City of Madison’s Neighborhood Grant Program, which awards a total of $25,000 to neighborhood projects every year, is currently accepting applications through Feb. 19.

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Grants, Neighborhood News
City Life

United Way Invests $25,000 in Local Nonprofits and Community Organizations

December 14, 2017January 25, 2018

United Way of Dane County announced this fall a $25,000 investment grant to be divided between seven local organizations working in areas of social equity,

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Grants, Northside

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