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Eastern Band of Cherokees Community Foundation
Whatever your means or charitable goals, the Eastern Cherokee Community Foundation makes it easy to become a philanthropist. You may contribute to any of the funds at any time, in any amount — or start a new endowment for your favorite charity with $10,000 in initial funding. (Scholarship Funds require $25,000 in initial funding.).
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Eastern Band of Cherokees Community Foundation accepting grant applications
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The board of advisors of the Eastern Band of Cherokees Community Foundation is accepting grant applications for projects funded from its...more
Foundation: Eastern Band of Cherokees Community Foundation
The board of advisors of the Eastern Band of Cherokees Community Foundation is accepting grant applications for projects funded from its...more
Eastern Band of Cherokees Community Foundation awards local grant
Foundation: Eastern Band of Cherokees Community Foundation, North Carolina Community Foundation
The board of advisors of the Eastern Band of Cherokees Community Foundation announces the 2013 award from its community grantmaking fund, according...more
Foundation: Eastern Band of Cherokees Community Foundation, North Carolina Community Foundation
The board of advisors of the Eastern Band of Cherokees Community Foundation announces the 2013 award from its community grantmaking fund, according...more
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Hexham Social Enterprise Launches Workshop to Provide Training for the Unemployed
A Gilesgate-based shop and community facility, Hexham’s Core Music, launches a separate workshop where up to six people will be trained how to repair guitars and make ukuleles. The European Social Fund grant supported the project and has secured funds through the County Durham Communication Foundation to equip the workshop in Burn Lane.