U.S. Bank, through its U.S. Bancorp Foundation, is presenting more than $75,000 in grants to 20 nonprofit organizations in the Salt Lake area.
The grants are being awarded for organizations that support arts and culture, economic opportunity and education.
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"These nonprofits make our community healthier, stronger and more vibrant," said Damon Miller, president of U.S. Bank in Utah.
Artistic and cultural enrichment grants are awarded to organizations and programs that build audiences for the arts, especially among underserved populations. Economic opportunity grants support organizations that provide affordable housing, encourage self-sufficiency and assist economic development. Educational grants are provided to innovative programs that help low-income and at-risk students succeed in school and prepare for post-secondary education.
The organizations that received grants are:
AAA Fair Credit Foundation » economic opportunity
Ballet West » arts and culture
Boys & Girls Club of Salt Lake » education
Chadbad of Utah » education
Children’s Center » education
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Community Development Corporation » economic opportunity
David Eccles School of Business » education
Discovery Gateway » education
Guadalupe Center » education
KUED » education
NeighborWorks Provo » education
Ogden Symphony Ballet Association » arts and culture
People Helping People » economic opportunity
Ririe Woodbury Dance Foundation » arts and culture
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