Georgia Humanities asks for state support to back America250 programming and local grants
Mary, president of Georgia Humanities, told the subcommittee that the organization is positioned to lead America250 statewide programming and seeks the governor's recommended funding to sustain grants and statewide civic programming amid uncertain federal funding.
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Mary, president of Georgia Humanities, told the House Appropriations Subcommittee that the nonprofit’s mission is to bring history, culture and civic learning to communities across the state and that the governor’s recommended funding would help Georgia Humanities sustain local grant programs and America250 commemorative programming.
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