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Projects, Events, or Festivals Project (PEF) Grant Program is sponsored by DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities (CAH). The PEF grant program offers project support for individuals and nonprofit organizations to execute projects that promote arts and humanities activities to diverse communities within the District of Columbia. This could include educational or interpretive programs in parks that incorporate arts or humanities.
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