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Lake County’s community foundation awards over $404,400 to 25 organizations

Legacy Foundation, the community foundation for Lake County, Indiana, announces community grants totaling $404,448 to 25 organizations. The awards, which are distributed through the Foundation’s Transform Lake County and Gary U.S. Steel/ Knight Foundation grant applications, are intended to strengthen and empower nonprofits, neighborhoods, and residents in Lake County. “This year, Legacy Foundation grants continued … Lake County’s community foundation awards over $404,400 to 25 organizations Read More »

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