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USJ and UA Awarded $30,000 Multi-Year Grant by Farmington Bank Community Foundation

4/18/2017

Article by Urban Alliance staff.

The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) announced the institution and Urban Alliance (UA) received a $30,000 grant from the Farmington Bank Community Foundation to support More than Food, a framework that helps food pantries with more capacity-building resources in addition to short-term food supplies... Read the full article on ctphilanthropy.org.

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