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4 months agoBlack Churches Are Awarded $8.5 Million in Grants for Preservation
Over $8 million in grants awarded to preserve historic Black churches across the U.S.
"This program is bringing about life-changing improvements for Alabamians, particularly those who live in remote areas," ADECA Director Kenneth Boswell said in a press release about the Alabama middle-mile grants.
Nostr Wallet Connect (NWC) serves as a communication protocol for programmable, non-custodial Bitcoin payments and interactions between apps and wallets. This design allows Bitcoin to move more freely between services.
Without the grant, the organization can't build capacity for more outreach or volunteer support. It also means we may not have the opportunity to expand programming to new schools or youth sites.
"We received many strong applications in the 2025 rounds of the Nonprofit Access and Lifeline Outreach Grant Programs. The Commission's decision to award funding to a large number of entities throughout the state will expand the reach and impact of these important programs and help ensure more people have access to critical telecommunications services and devices."
The boys learned empathy through deliberating which sister school would receive a life-changing grant, ultimately choosing Basic School No. 1152 in Paraguay.
"Receiving the Backing International Small Restaurants grant last year has allowed us to invest in upgrading our kitchen, as well as extending the outdoor dining area so that even more people can enjoy great coffee, food, and..."
"Given this uncertainty, the BDO wants potential applicants to avoid investing significant time and resources into preparing applications until the office receives more clarity on the future of the program from the NTIA."
"If the thought of rising energy costs is causing you concern and you're worried about heating your home this winter, then we'd recommend contacting your energy provider or looking on GOV.UK to find out if you could meet the criteria."
"These projects reflect the diverse ways fact-checkers are tackling misinformation," said Angie Drobnic Holan, IFCN director. "Some are harnessing AI, others are expanding into new languages, and many are strengthening existing approaches. With these grants, fact-checkers can expand their reach and make a bigger difference in their communities."