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The foundation will provide funding through its outreach
program to science centers in ten U.S. locations. In
addition, three science centers outside the U.S. in
Beijing, Paris, and Toronto will also receive grants.
"We believe that through strong partnerships with the
schools and their surrounding communities, science
centers can create valuable opportunities for young people
to explore their interests in science, mathematics and
technology," said Lucent Foundation president David Ford.
The grants range from one-year planning grants of up to
$50,000 to multi-year grants of more than $300,000,
renewable on successful completion of annual project
objectives. For information about applying for Lucent
Science Center Grants, contact Informal Learning
Experiences, Inc. at (202) 362-3596.
FCnote: The Lucent
Technologies Foundation had assets of $40,060,217 and made grants totaling $7,794,648 in the fiscal year ending 9/30/97.
"Lucent Technologies Foundation awards $1 Million to 13 Science Centers Worldwide." Lucent Technologies Press Release 11/8/99.
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