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Find similar grantsAfter-School and Student Enrichment Programs Grants is sponsored by State of Alabama (administered by the Alabama Department of Finance). These grants support organizations that provide afterschool and educational enrichment programs, addressing Covid-related expenses, learning loss, and social engagement gaps caused by the pandemic.
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