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Alliance for Children's Rights Grant
Organization - Alliance for Children's Rights
Grant Amount - $100,000
Foundation - California Community Foundation
Grant Purpose - Two-year core operating support for a public interest legal services organization that annually assists 5,500 at-risk children and youth, primarily current or former recipients of foster care services, throughout Los Angeles County.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater LA and the Inland Empire - $75,000 from the California Community Foundation - Two-year core operating support for a youth mentoring agency that matches 6,500 at-risk youth throughout Greater Los Angeles with volunteer adult mentors for skills development in the areas of education, employment, and socialization.
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