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Helen S. Boylan Foundation
The Helen S Boylan Foundation is a private family foundation established in 1982 to continue the family tradition of commitment to enhancing the quality of life of the community through grants to qualified charitable organizations.
Web Address
www.boylanfoundation.org/
Web Address
www.boylanfoundation.org/
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Recent News from Helen S. Boylan Foundation
ArtCamp class openings still available
Foundation: Helen S. Boylan Foundation
... artCamp donor and contributor: Helen S. Boylan Foundation, Carthage Community Foundation, Carthage Council on the Arts, Carthage Rotary...more
Foundation: Helen S. Boylan Foundation
... artCamp donor and contributor: Helen S. Boylan Foundation, Carthage Community Foundation, Carthage Council on the Arts, Carthage Rotary...more
Your Community: Engaging young adults at the library
Foundation: Helen S. Boylan Foundation
elementia is generously supported through the Joan Berkley Writers Fund of the Johnson County Library Foundation, as well as grants from the RA Long Foundation, CPS Foundation and the Helen S. Boylan...more
Foundation: Helen S. Boylan Foundation
elementia is generously supported through the Joan Berkley Writers Fund of the Johnson County Library Foundation, as well as grants from the RA Long Foundation, CPS Foundation and the Helen S. Boylan...more
Music Therapy Grant from the Helen S. Boylan Foundation
Foundation: Helen S. Boylan Foundation
The Hospice of the Valley has received a grant from the Helen S. Boylan Foundation. The $10,000 award for its pediatric music therapy program. The program provides harp and music therapy for...more
Foundation: Helen S. Boylan Foundation
The Hospice of the Valley has received a grant from the Helen S. Boylan Foundation. The $10,000 award for its pediatric music therapy program. The program provides harp and music therapy for...more
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Influencing Social Good Through Retail
When Hannah Davis traveled to China to teach English, she noticed how Chinese workers and farmers were often sporting olive green army-style shoes. Those shoes served as her inspiration to create her own social enterprise, Bangs Shoes.