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Fresno State program awards grants to community organizations

Esther Delahay, executive director of Lowell Community Development Corporation, accepts a $5,000 grant from the Students4Giving Philanthropy Project at Fresno State.
Esther Delahay, executive director of Lowell Community Development Corporation, accepts a $5,000 grant from the Students4Giving Philanthropy Project at Fresno State. blee@fresnobee.com

Fresno State philanthropy students on Monday awarded $15,000 in grants to three Fresno community benefit organizations to help fund programs that will enrich the community.

The recipients are: Warnors Center for the Performing Arts, which will use the money for professional development and training; Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Central Valley, which will use the grant for its “Happy Wheels Cart Program”; and Lowell Community Development Corporation, which will hold tenant education workshops this summer. Each organization received $5,000.

The grants are made possible through Humanics@FresnoState’s Students4Giving Philanthropy Project.

BoNhia Lee: 559-441-6495, @bonhialee

This story was originally published May 16, 2016 at 1:24 PM with the headline "Fresno State program awards grants to community organizations."

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