Grantees
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Association of Arts Administration Educators
To serve as a Wallace communications partner.
- Arts
Rhode Island
Grant amt: $25,000
Association of Arts Administration Educators
To serve as a Wallace communications partner.
- Arts
Rhode Island
Grant amt: $25,000
Providence After School Alliance Inc
For general operating support in recognition of the organization's founder, Hillary Salmons.
- Youth Development
Rhode Island
Grant amt: $20,000
Local Initiatives Support Corporation / RI
To participate in Wallace's Advancing Opportunities for Adolescents initiative.
- Youth Development
Rhode Island
Grant amt: $175,000
Association of Arts Administration Educators
To serve as a Wallace communications partner.
- Arts
Rhode Island
Grant amt: $25,000
Association of Arts Administration Educators
To serve as a Wallace communications partner.
- Arts
Rhode Island
Grant amt: $25,000
Arizona State University
To study the landscape of arts organizations serving communities of color in the Southwest.
- Arts
Arizona
Grant amt: $332,278
Arizona State University Foundation for A New American University
To explore ties between arts organizations and their communities.
- Arts
Arizona
Grant amt: $457,081
Tulsa Community Foundation
To participate in Wallace's Partnerships for Social and Emotional Learning Initiative
- Youth Development
Oklahoma
Grant amt: $1,030,754
Tulsa Community Foundation
To participate in Wallace's Partnerships for Social and Emotional Learning Initiative.
- Youth Development
Oklahoma
Grant amt: $75,000
Tulsa Public School District No. 1
To participate in Wallace's Partnerships for Social and Emotional Learning Initiative.
- Youth Development
Oklahoma
Grant amt: $944,068
Tulsa Public School District No. 1
To participate in Wallace's Partnerships for Social and Emotional Learning Initiative.
- Youth Development
Oklahoma
Grant amt: $75,000
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