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Arts Forward Fund is sponsored by Greater Washington Community Foundation (in partnership with The Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation and others). The Arts Forward Fund provides resources to help arts and culture organizations in the DC region make essential shifts needed to continue their work despite ongoing challenges and to respond to the national movement for racial justice.
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