Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Cfleads

Cfleads Will Work Closely With the Iaf the C.S. Mott Foundation and a Growing Number of Other Community Foundations Home Town Associations and Other Partners to Support an Evolving Transnational Collaboration Called Building Broader Communities in the Americas. Cfleads Will Provide Substantive Logistical and Organizational Support to This Effort to Support Community-led Philanthropy in the Americas by Building a Vibrant Transnational Community of Practice That Recognizes the Changing Nature of Communities in a Globalizing World. Grant Activities Will Serve 100 Direct Beneficiaries From Participating Institutions and 10000 Indirect Beneficiaries in the Communities Served by These Institutions.

Committed

$338,250

Paid out
$205.0K
61%
Committed, not yet paid
$133.3K
39%

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Source

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