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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Purpose of the Osmre Youth Program Is to Carry Out Appropriate Environmental Projects Cooperatively With Non-profit Irs 501(C) (3) Eligible Applicants That Have Access to Americorps Volunteers to Service to America Positions Through Partnership With the Corporation for National and Community or Other Intermediary Organization on Issues Impacting Coal Communities and Historic Coal Mining Areas. the Goal Is to Promote and Stimulate Public Purposes Such as Education, Job Training, Development of Responsible Citizenship and Productive Community Involvement. the Program Is Designed to Further the Understanding and Appreciation of Natural and Cultural Resources Through the Involvement of Youth and Young Adults. It Is Also Designed to Continue the Longstanding Efforts of Osmre to Provide Opportunities for Public Service, Youth Employment, Minority Youth Development, Training, and Participation of Young Adults in Accomplishing Environmental-related Work.
Committed
$624,600
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