Just wondering if this could help our projects like the maps or Max's
Challenge?  
alice

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Subject: WVU business class has $20,000 for local organizations

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Dear Non-Profits,
Twenty students at West Virginia University are learning how to think
like corporate philanthropists again this semester. They are accepting
applications for grants through, Friday, March 28, 2008.  On May 2, 2008
the class will hand out $20,000 to local organizations.

Called the Corporate Citizenship Project, the program is in its seventh
year at the WVU College of Business and Economics. Students have given
away a total of $145,000 since 2001. Funding for the program comes from
WVU alumni who recognize the importance of businesses contributing to
the community.

The program was originally designed by Management Professor Gerald
Blakely to teach future business leaders the value of contributing to
society and the community.  This year, Dr. Joyce Heames is leading the
program.

Attached is a flier about the program and details on what to send in and
the necessary deadlines. Thank you so much for your time and if you have
any questions please contact Dr. Joyce Heames (304-293-7936,
joyce.heames@mail.wvu.edu).