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Community Foundation Grants to Boys & Girls Club Of The Wisconsin Rapids Area Inc
Organization - Boys & Girls Club Of The Wisconsin Rapids Area Inc
Year Awarded - 2018
Grant Amount - $87,416
Grant Purpose - General & Program Related Support
Foundation - Community Foundation of South Wood County
Year Awarded - 2018
Grant Amount - $87,416
Grant Purpose - General & Program Related Support
Foundation - Community Foundation of South Wood County
Organization - Boys & Girls Club Of The Wisconsin Rapids Area Inc
Year Awarded - 2017
Grant Amount - $91,972
Grant Purpose - General & Program Related Support
Foundation - Community Foundation of South Wood County
Year Awarded - 2017
Grant Amount - $91,972
Grant Purpose - General & Program Related Support
Foundation - Community Foundation of South Wood County
Grants to Boys And Girls Club Of The Wisconsin Rapids Area I
from DAF Specialists*
Organization - Boys And Girls Club Of The Wisconsin Rapids Area I
Year Awarded - 2022
Grant Amount - $10,000
Grant Purpose - For Recipient's Exempt Purpose
Foundation - Vanguard Charitable Endowment
Year Awarded - 2022
Grant Amount - $10,000
Grant Purpose - For Recipient's Exempt Purpose
Foundation - Vanguard Charitable Endowment
Organization - Boys And Girls Club Of The Wisconsin Rapids Area I
Year Awarded - 2021
Grant Amount - $10,000
Grant Purpose - For Recipient's Exempt Purpose
Foundation - Vanguard Charitable Endowment
Year Awarded - 2021
Grant Amount - $10,000
Grant Purpose - For Recipient's Exempt Purpose
Foundation - Vanguard Charitable Endowment
* Grants from Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund, National Philanthropic Trust, Schwab Charitable and Vanguard Charitable Endowment.
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