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United Way of Jamaica to disburse $3.5m to community groups

Summary by Ground News
The United Way of Jamaica (UWJ) recently hosted a signing ceremony for its 2023 grant cycle under the UWJ Grant Funding Programme. Over 23 applications were submitted by local non-profit organisations. Among them are impactful initiatives from the Cockpit Citizens Association, Freedom Skate Park Foundation, Girls to Women Development Foundation Limited and Jamaica Association for the Deaf.
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United Way of Jamaica to disburse $3.5m to community groups

The United Way of Jamaica (UWJ) recently hosted a signing ceremony for its 2023 grant cycle under the UWJ Grant Funding Programme at the Planning Institute of Jamaica in Kingston. The 2023 grant cycle saw over 23 applications submitted by local...

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Jamaica Gleaner broke the news in Jamaica on Wednesday, September 6, 2023.
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