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M. E. Program is sponsored by Arizona Community Foundation, Black Philanthropy Initiative.
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M. E. Program aims to improve economic equity in Arizona by assisting Black-owned businesses through mentoring, financial education, business development, and capital investment.
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S.E.E. M.E. Program is funded by Arizona Community Foundation, Black Philanthropy Initiative. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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