Action Against Crime & Violence Education Fund Grant



Organization - Action Against Crime & Violence Education Fund
Grant Amount - $1,000,000
Foundation - Kellogg Foundation
Grant Purpose - build the capacity of Fight Crime: Invest in Kids to become a lead advocate for vulnerable children and families by extending their state networks in target states and strengthening their partnerships with other advocates at the state and fede


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