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Find similar grantsWisconsin Law Foundation Truman Q. McNulty Grants is sponsored by Wisconsin Law Foundation. Offers grants to charitable or educational programs that promote understanding of the law and improve the administration of justice in Wisconsin.
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aspx) # Truman Q. McNulty Grants The Foundation annually awards Truman Q. McNulty Grants to charitable or educational programs that promote public understanding of the law, improvement of the administration of justice, or law-related public service projects.
Grant amounts increase each year as we see the need for support increase across the state. If you are interested in applying for a Truman Q. McNulty Grant, please read the guidelines and instructions below before submitting an application.
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