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Since its establishment in 1986, the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation has awarded more than $300 million in grants. Information on grants awarded since the Foundation’s inception can be found below. Information on the Foundation’s largest grants awarded can be found on the Le più grandi sovvenzioni assegnate pagina.

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Overdose Lifeline

$35,000 | 2021 (12 MONTHS)

Health | Substance Use Disorder

Support for distribution of fentanyl test strips in Marion County

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Indiana Department of Health

$250,000 | 2021 (12 MONTHS)

Health | Public Health

Support for Indiana’s Public Health Commission

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Central Indiana Corporate Partnership Foundation

$25,000 | 2021 (8 MONTHS)

Education | K-12

Gap funding for the Marion County eLearning Network Pilot Project in partnership with Energy Systems Network and Indiana 5G

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Indy Championships Legacy

$10,000 | 2021 (8 MONTHS)

Education | K-12

Support for the Indiana Learning Lab

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United Way of Central Indiana

$244,550 | 2021 (3 MONTHS)

Education | K-12

Support for community engagement related to the Marion County eLearning Network Pilot Project

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Teach for America

$1,000,000 | 2021 (24 MONTHS)

Education | K-12

Supporto operativo generale

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Early Learning Indiana

$100,000 | 2021 (36 MONTHS)

Education | Pre-K

Support for the implementation and evaluation of Getting on Track Early for School Success (Getting on Track) in Marion County to improve preschool math, oral language and emergent literacy skills.

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NORC at the University of Chicago

$779,469 | 2021 (36 MONTHS)

Education | Pre-K

Support for the implementation and evaluation of Getting on Track Early for School Success (Getting on Track) in Marion County to improve preschool math, oral language and emergent literacy skills.

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