BAF accepting grant applications

Education

October 30, 2009

Anonymous The Register-Herald Fri Oct 30, 2009, 10:49 AM EDT

Beckley Area Foundation is now accepting grant proposals.

Applicants must be Raleigh County nonprofit 501-c-3 organizations, schools or government agencies.

Application deadline is Dec. 15.

Application and guidelines available at www.beckleyareafoundation.com or call BAF at 304-253-3806.

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BAF accepting grant applications
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