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May 11, 2010

The Annie E. Casey Foundation

Focus Areas:

Job Training for Special Populations 

Innovation in Job Training

Range:

$75,000 – $100,000

Geographic Focus:

National

Funder Type:

Private

Eligibility:

The majority of funding goes to tax-exempt organizations (nonprofits, public charities and universities) and public agencies in the United States.

Summary:

The Foundation makes grants that help federal agencies, states, counties, cities and neighborhoods create more innovative, cost-effective responses to challenges facing children and young people: poverty, unnecessary disconnection from family and communities with limited access to opportunity. The Foundation’s Economic Opportunity focus area develops pathways for parents to become financially stable and support their children’s development and academic success. It supports programs that help low-income parents and other adults find good jobs and steady incomes.

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