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Find similar grantsKids Helping Kids grants is sponsored by Missouri 4-H Foundation (via MU Extension). This program helps Missouri 4-H members and their families who have been affected by an emergency or disaster, such as flood, tornado, loss of home due to fire, or serious illness.
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