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December 29, 2008

From The Chronicle: California Foundations Announce $30-Million Plan to Aid Minorities

Nine wealthy California foundations have pledged to distribute at least $30-million during the next two to three years to aid needy members of minority groups, a move that is meant to quell critics who argue that the grant makers fail to provide adequate assistance to blacks, Latinos, and members of other racial and ethnic minorities, The Chronicle of Philanthropy reports.

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