Allen Family Philanthropies today announced $5 million in new funding to strengthen and expand access to Creative Youth Development (CYD) programs across Washington State. Ten organizations, ...

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Allen Family Philanthropies today announced $5 million in new funding to strengthen and expand access to Creative Youth Development (CYD) programs across Washington State.

The grants will support a mural apprenticeship program and a district-wide wayfinding and signage initiative, aiming to ...

Allen Family Philanthropies revealed $5 million in funding for 10 Washington-based organizations to expand Creative Youth ...

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Kendall Ross, associate vice chancellor for economic and workforce development at the University of Arkansas-Fort Smith, has been selected for the 2026 cohort of the American Association of State ...

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A unique totem pole carving program has been established at Cedar Creek Corrections Center in Washington. The program is led by Albert ‘Al’ Smith, an incarcerated Indigenous artist, who has ...

EDCMason used state grant-writing support to win USDA Farmers Market Promotion funding for Market-Ready Mason, boosting local ...