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Community Foundation Grants to Lexington Fieldhouse
Organization - Lexington Fieldhouse
Year Awarded - 2018
Grant Amount - $7,976
Grant Purpose - Community Improvemen
Foundation - Lexington Community Foundation
Year Awarded - 2018
Grant Amount - $7,976
Grant Purpose - Community Improvemen
Foundation - Lexington Community Foundation
Organization - Lexington Fieldhouse
Year Awarded - 2017
Grant Amount - $5,923
Grant Purpose - Community Improvemen
Foundation - Lexington Community Foundation
Year Awarded - 2017
Grant Amount - $5,923
Grant Purpose - Community Improvemen
Foundation - Lexington Community Foundation
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Year Awarded - 2017
Grant Amount - $14,573
Grant Purpose - Community Improvemen
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Organization - Johnson Lake Trails Fund
Year Awarded - 2017
Grant Amount - $279,560
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Foundation - Lexington Community Foundation
Organization - Lexington Fieldhouse
Year Awarded - 2017
Grant Amount - $5,923
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Foundation - Lexington Community Foundation
Organization - Teammates
Year Awarded - 2017
Grant Amount - $10,000
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