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New Philanthropic Collaboration Launched to Expand State-Led Service Across the Country More than $19 Million in Grants from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation Will Fund New Approaches to Advance International Peace From Principle American: The Immigrant Founders of America Investigating the Roots of Political Polarization Our overarching goal is to reduce political polarization through grants that support ladders of opportunity and a more peaceful world.
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