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General Operating Support is sponsored by PATH Foundation. The PATH Foundation offers unrestricted funding for the general operations of strong nonprofits in their local community. The grants empower exceptional nonprofits to expand, improve, or pursue their best ideas and help establish principles of best practice.
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