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PSC Lifeline Outreach Grant Program is sponsored by Public Service Commission of Wisconsin. The Lifeline Outreach Grant program is funded by the Universal Service Fund (USF) and aims to increase awareness and participation in the Lifeline program in Wisconsin. It is organized under two tracks: Outreach and Education, and Research and Resource.
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