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Lois & Lucy Lampkin Foundation Grants is sponsored by The Lois & Lucy Lampkin Foundation (Trusteed by Truist). The Lois & Lucy Lampkin Foundation supports a variety of program areas including education, children, and the arts, in North Georgia, with a particular emphasis in Athens, Clarke County and surrounding areas.
The Lois & Lucy Lampkin Foundation is sponsored by Truist (administering the foundation). The Foundation supports various program areas including education, religion, health, children, and the arts, in North Georgia, with a particular emphasis on Athens, Clarke County, and surrounding areas. K-12 school nursing could fall under health or children's programs.
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