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Find similar grantsThe Leon Levine Foundation Grants is sponsored by The Leon Levine Foundation. Supports nonprofits in North and South Carolina specializing in education, healthcare, human services, and Jewish values.
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The Leon Levine Foundation: NC & SC Nonprofit Funding Click here for an important announcement from The Leon Levine Foundation. Investing in Communities. Strengthening partnerships that make the Carolinas thrive.
The Leon Levine Foundation Empowering underserved Carolinians to be self-sufficient and strengthening our Jewish community. Established in 1980, and now with nearly $2 billion in assets, the Foundation supports nonprofits in North and South Carolina that specialize in education, healthcare , human services , and Jewish values .
Carolina Career-Connected Learning Challenge Request for Proposals (RFP) Too many students in North and South Carolina lack a clear path from the classroom to a stable, fulfilling career. The Carolina Career-Connected Learning Challenge is a multi-million-dollar effort to scale innovative models that connect education to opportunity and ensure every student can succeed in the modern workforce.
Leon Levine , Founder and former Chairman of Family Dollar Stores, Inc., devoted his time and resources to making The Leon Levine Foundation one of the largest and most impactful grantmaking entities in North and South Carolina. The Leon Levine Foundation History
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