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New funding marks the third round of large-scale funding from the Foundation, one year after the first, as the need for hunger relief remains higher than ever as the COVID-19 crisis continues.

This latest round of funding follows closely on the heels of the Foundation’s $1.25 million in grants distributed in March to support health and hunger relief organizations during the early days of the pandemic. With these newest grants, the Foundation will be focusing on non-profit organizations dedicated to the support of underserved communities that have been the hardest hit.

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