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    Richard A. Shaw Fund Grant

    From Omaha Community Foundation

    Promoting holistic and collaborative care to nurture student well-being and empower academic achievement. Values include collaboration with purpose, breaking down barriers, strengthening families, and informing strategic choices with data.

    Type of Support

    Overview

    The Shaw Fund grant program focuses on supporting public school programs and nonprofit initiatives that resonate with the values Richard Shaw espoused. It emphasizes:

    • Enhancing public school programs in history, the natural sciences, and outdoor education for students aged 5 to 18.
    • Supporting nonprofit programs that benefit animals, with a special consideration for equine therapy projects. Grant specifics include an award of $3,500, distributed through a maximum of two grants, with funding allocated specifically towards programming and project-based efforts.

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