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National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture Grant
Organization - National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture
Grant Amount - $34,800
Foundation - Hewlett Foundation
Grant Purpose - for a strategic and succession planning process
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National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture - $34,800 from the Hewlett Foundation - for a strategic and succession planning process
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Matrix Consulting - $130,004 from the California Endowment - Strategic Planning and Analysis Consultant: To assist a collaborative with the completion of a strategic planning process to conduct a health policy summit in Fresno and to provide a report on the collaborative and community engagement activities.
Los Angeles Urban League - $100,000 from the California Endowment - Strategic Plan to Redevelop Urban Communities: To support an intensive strategic planning process to expand the capacity of an organization to improve health of African Americans in South Los Angeles.
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