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William K. Warren Foundation Grant Program is sponsored by William K Warren Foundation. The foundation provides financial assistance to non-profit organizations for programs dedicated to improving the human condition. Funding is focused on medical research (specifically neuroscience and drug discovery), mental health and psychiatric care, Catholic healthcare facilities, Catholic education, and social services that empower beneficiaries toward self-sufficiency.
Geographic focus: Tulsa and northeast Oklahoma
Focus areas: Mental Health, Medical Research, Neuroscience, Catholic Healthcare, Catholic Education, Community Services, Social Services
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