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Find similar grantsLGBTQI+ Mini-Grant Program is sponsored by Destination Tomorrow. This program provides grants to eligible New York State-based organizations to support innovative, community-driven programs that improve equity and positive outcomes for LGBTQI+ communities across various areas, including healthcare, food security, education, and economic oppor…
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