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Find similar grantsMitchell Family Youth Development Fund is sponsored by Foundation for Appalachian Ohio. Supports the health and advancement of Vinton County youth and residents, with priority given to students and young adults seeking career advancement and personal growth opportunities to better themselves and their communities.
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# Mitchell Family Youth Development Fund - Foundation for Appalachian Ohio Foundation for Appalachian Ohio SearchGive NowDonor Portal * Our Strategic Priorities * Growing Home Fellowship * Grantee Press Guidelines * Scholarship Opportunities * Scholarship Advisory Committee * I’m a Child of Appalachia Honorees * Chaddock Philanthropist of the Year Award * Changemaker of the Year Award # Mitchell Family Youth Development Fund The Mitchell Family Youth Development Fund supports the health and advancement of Vinton County youth and residents, with priority given to students and young adults seeking career advancement and personal growth opportunities to better themselves and their communities.
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