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Find similar grantsCreatINg Places Grants is sponsored by Indiana Housing & Community Development Authority (IHCDA). Place-based grant program supporting activation of underutilized public spaces or creation of new public spaces through small public donations matched by IHCDA to generate community involvement in place-based improvements.
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