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This Award Approves Funding for the 2023-24 Volunteer Generation Fund Arp Program Described in the Approved Program Narrative and Budget. the Purpose of This Grant Is to Support and Promote Educational Attainment and Healthy Lives. by Performing the Following High Level Activities: Volunteer Recruitment, Placement, and Retention Focued on Building Racial Equity and Diversity in the Volunteer Corps; Increasing Tutoring and Mentoring and Expanding the Capacity to Deliver Healthy and Culturally Appropriate Food That Will Benefit Community Members in Ramsey, Hennepin, Dakota, Anoka, Washington, and Scott Counties in Minnesota.the General Expected Outcome Includes Improving the Food Insecurity Program by Increasing Food Served by 250,000 Pounds, the Educational Success of Youth by Increased Sel by 75% Through a Staff Assessment, and an Increase of 325 Volunteers. Your 2023-24 Regulatory Match Is 20%, and Your Budgetary Match Is 27.0%.
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$1.3 Million
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