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Page is primarily a press release announcing already-awarded 2026 grant recipients ($725,000 total to 27 nonprofits) and references an application deadline of April 30, 2026 for the next cycle (funding disbursed January 2027); that application window has already closed as of the current date. Full a
Foundation for Financial Planning 2026 Grant Recipients is sponsored by Foundation for Financial Planning. Awards grants to nonprofit organizations providing pro bono financial planning services.
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