Sarah Ford | June 28, 2012
Higher Achievement D.C. Metro Selected as 2012 Washington Post Charities $30,000 Grant Recipient
The Washington Post announced that through The Washington Post Charities, a McCormick Foundation Fund, $155,000 in grants will be awarded to six local nonprofit organizations that support education for at-risk youth and teens in the Washington, D.C.-area.
Among the 2012 grant recipients selected is America’s Charities member, Higher Achievement D.C. Metro, who will receive $30,000 to support their D.C.-area Achievement Centers which provide out-of-school academic support to middle school students.
To learn more about The Washington Post Charities and see who else was selected as a 2012 grant recipient, click here.
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