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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit and community leaders serving the 32-county Appalachian Ohio region. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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U.S. Bank Community Possible Grant Program (Work, Home, Play Pillars) is sponsored by U.S. Bank Foundation. The U. S. Bank Foundation supports communities through its 'Community Possible' grant program, focusing on work (workforce education and economic prosperity), home (neighborhood stability and revitalization), and play (arts, culture, and places to foster joy).
Agriculture Innovation Initiative is sponsored by Kansas State University. This initiative is an investment to leverage Kansas State University's core areas of strength in food, agriculture, and beyond, bringing together student experience, teaching, discovery, and engagement to spark groundbreaking interdisciplinary ideation. It focuses on addressing complex issues like using digital agriculture tools for data-driven decisions and aims to diversify Kansas' value-added food and agricultural economy, expand growth, and support key pillars of K-State's Economic Prosperity Plan.
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