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San Angelo Area Foundation earns high rankings
Foundation: California Community Foundation, Communities Foundation of Oklahoma, Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, Community Foundation of Western Nevada, Greater Houston Community Foundation, Greater Kansas City Community Foundation, Gulf Coast Community Foundation, Orange County Community Foundation, San Angelo Area Foundation, Whatcom Community Foundation, Yampa Valley Community Foundation
Calculated on an area population of 150000, the foundation gave away $44.33 per person in 2009, the highest amount of any community foundation in Texas. ...See all stories on this topic...more
Foundation: California Community Foundation, Communities Foundation of Oklahoma, Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, Community Foundation of Western Nevada, Greater Houston Community Foundation, Greater Kansas City Community Foundation, Gulf Coast Community Foundation, Orange County Community Foundation, San Angelo Area Foundation, Whatcom Community Foundation, Yampa Valley Community Foundation
Calculated on an area population of 150000, the foundation gave away $44.33 per person in 2009, the highest amount of any community foundation in Texas. ...See all stories on this topic...more
SAN ANGELO AREA FOUNDATION: Meeting needs in region
Foundation: San Angelo Area Foundation
The foundation was established in 2002 as a 501c3 nonprofit community foundation. * More than $1 million in scholarships has been awarded. ... See all stories on this...more
Foundation: San Angelo Area Foundation
The foundation was established in 2002 as a 501c3 nonprofit community foundation. * More than $1 million in scholarships has been awarded. ... See all stories on this...more
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