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Organization - MDC, Inc.
Grant Amount - $1,617,498
Foundation - Kellogg Foundation
Grant Purpose - support greater student success by enrolling Michigan community colleges into the implementation phase of the Achieving the Dream: Community Colleges Count Initiative and facilitating the development of state policies
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University of Texas at Austin - $383,235 from the Kellogg Foundation - facilitate the development of state policies that support greater student success by engaging Michigan community colleges in the demonstration phase of the "Achieving the Dream" initiative
Teachers College, Columbia University - $35,432 from the Kellogg Foundation - facilitate the development of state policies that support greater student success by engaging Michigan community colleges in the demonstration phase of the "Achieving the Dream" initiative
MDC, Inc. - $423,808 from the Kellogg Foundation - facilitate the development of state policies that support greater student success by engaging Michigan community colleges in the demonstration phase of the "Achieving the Dream" initiative
Jobs for the Future, Inc. - $750,000 from the Kellogg Foundation - facilitate the development of state policies that support greater student success by engaging Michigan community colleges in the demonstration phase of the "Achieving the Dream" initiative
American Association of Community Colleges - $319,472 from the Kellogg Foundation - facilitate the development of state policies that support greater student success by engaging Michigan community colleges in the demonstration phase of the "Achieving the Dream" initiative
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