The Brown Rudnick Center for the Public Interest

Summary

The Community Grant Program, supported by the Brown Rudnick Charitable Foundation, offers funding for small, impactful projects that enhance education in underserved communities. These grants aim to address educational needs in Boston, Hartford, New York, Washington, D.C., Orange County, and London (UK). By collaborating with front-line educators, the program ensures funding is directed toward specific, actionable projects that can be completed within a year. Applications outside these geographic boundaries are not eligible for consideration.

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