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La Casa Hogar Grant
Organization - La Casa Hogar
Grant Amount - $25,000
Foundation - Yakima Valley Community Foundation
Grant Purpose - The funds will help enhance the on-site school readiness program for 40 pre-schoolers and 30 parents from immigrant Hispanic families in East Yakima neighborhoods.
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