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The Foundation supports nonprofit organizations or universities who provide access to high-quality summer enrichment programs for high-achieving low-income students entering grades 6 through 12.
The Foundation's “Widening the Stage” grant initiative aims to expand access to advanced music instruction for talented young musicians, ages 8-18, from low-income backgrounds.
The Foundation's Talent Development Award recognizes exemplary practices that transform high-potential elementary and middle school students into high achievers, with particular attention to economically disadvantaged students.
The Foundation’s Twice-Exceptional Education Grants are designed to ensure that extraordinary students who possess a high level of academic ability as well as learning differences receive the extra resources they need to nurture their talents.
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