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California Thriving Youth Initiative (CTYI) - The Purpose of Education Fund and The Youth Thriving Through Learning Fund is sponsored by California Community Foundation (CCF) in collaboration with the Stuart Foundation. The California Thriving Youth Initiative (CTYI) invests in adolescents' leadership, education, and well-being through two multi-year collaborative funds: The Purpose of Education Fund and the Youth Thriving Through Learning Fund.
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California Thriving Youth Initiative (CTYI) - The Purpose of Education Fund and The Youth Thriving Through Learning Fund is funded by California Community Foundation (CCF) in collaboration with the Stuart Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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