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Grants to Strengthen Global Community Philanthropy Organizations is sponsored by fundsforNGOs (aggregator - original funder not specified). Global grants are available to strengthen community philanthropy organizations, helping them mobilize resources, expand networks, and enhance local grantmaking capacity. These grants support both established and new organizations, with a focus on community-led development.
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