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Democracy Dies in Darkness Democracy Dies in Darkness Public RelationsPR BlogPress Freedom Partnership Public RelationsPR BlogPress Freedom Partnership # Through The Washington Post Charities: $155,000 in Grants Awarded to Six Local Nonprofits June 27, 2012 More than**14 years ago** The Washington Post today announces that through The Washington Post Charities, a McCormick Foundation Fund,[](https://www. washingtonpost.
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