Jobs for the Future Grant



Organization - Jobs for the Future
Grant Amount - $140,000
Foundation - Mott Foundation
Grant Purpose - This grant to Jobs for the Future, in partnership with the National Council for Workforce Education, will support a state-level community college initiative in Michigan that will create and expand pathways designed to move low-skilled adults to college-level certificates and degrees.


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