Ralph & Virginia Mullin Foundation grants funds to organizations that benefit animals!
The Ralph & Virginia Mullin Foundation makes small grants to unincorporated entities, foundations and organizations who provide services to benefit animals, so they can pay the fees required to get incorporated and obtain their 501(c)(3) status. The condition is, if an organization receives one of these grants, "it MUST use the money to pay those related costs." CLICK HERE for more information: Ralph & Virginia Mullin Foundation.
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Nonprofit Quarterly
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23 November 2024
Journalism for Non-profit Organizations and Leaders
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Remaking the Economy: Liberating Finance to Build a More Just World
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