Grants

Developing a public service advertising campaign to encourage vision care for children in New York City

Amount Awarded $50,000.00

Awarded on: 4/10/2001

Time frame: 4/15/2001 - 7/14/2001

Grant Number: 41360

211 West Wacker Drive, #117
Chicago, IL, 60606-1384

847-843-2020

847-843-2020
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