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Find similar grantsMonterey County Benevolent Foundation Grant is sponsored by Monterey County Benevolent Foundation. This local foundation provides grants specifically for youth sports, youth programs, and youth education for residents of Monterey County. It supports a variety of charitable activities aimed at improving local youth outcomes.
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