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Funding - Nonprofit Latest News International Game Technology's After School Advantage Program provides funding for equipment, software, internet access, and volunteer support to create after-school computer centers that help minority and disadvantaged children ages 5–18 develop essential technology skills. Click Here to See Instructions Click Here to Begin Application http://urbanawarenessusa.
org Urban Awareness USA bridges the gaps between communities, philanthropist, local government agencies, nonprofits and faith-based organizations. Since 2003 UA has been providing comprehensive services, resources, training and networking opportunities enabling enhanced awareness and collaboration between stakeholders to better serve urban communities.
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