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Montana Communities to get $390,000 in technology grants if they apply

March 1, 2003 /

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A Texas-based foundation kicked off a campaign to give free computer technology to underserved communities in Montana, the Wotanin Wowapi reported.

Great Falls Tribune

Montana is earmarked to receive $390,000 in grants this year for computer hardware from the Beaumont Foundation of America.

The $350 million foundation began accepting grant applications in early January from non-profit, faith-based and community groups, libraries, schools and individuals in need.

The deadline for the first grant cycle is March 31, the Wotanin reported.

For more information contact the foundation at 1 (866) 505-COMP or log onto http://www.bmtfoundation.com.

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