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We seek to support grassroots leaders behind non-profits who’s board and staff reflects the diversity, demographics and lived experience of the community it serves. Our grants are geographically restricted, with a focus on California and Oregon. About Us Amalia Abrojena, Youth Resource Center Program Supervisor, and her daughter, Tiana Oropeza.
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