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Find similar grantsClean Air Grants is sponsored by The Foundation for Clean Air. The Foundation for Clean Air enters eligible schools into a drawing twice each year to receive one of two annual air filtration grants. The initiative aims to bring effective clean air technology to classrooms in impacted communities.
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