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Lois2  

Non-Profit/Public

Jun 20, 2009
I found out that the grant program that I was waiting to find information about housing grants is not for public it is only for non-profit organizations.....so where are the programs for the public to access????
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hanks55  

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Feb 4, 2009

 

 
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Jon Meade  

Jon Meade

Aug 12, 2007

My name is Jon Meade, my family of 6, now 7 as of yesterday moved from Richmond Va. to Prescott Az 3years ago. We moved just for Mountain Oak School. MOS is a charter Waldorf school, we were in a private Waldorf school in Richmond Va. for 6 years, the school started at $2000 a year per child and within 5 years was at $7000 per student, with no end in site. We found out about Mountain Oak charter(free) School and liked what we saw, so we moved our family. Every year a handful of families move to Prescott AZ from all over the country for a free Waldorf education, as well as many local families.

MOS is 9 years old now and we need a source of funding in addition to the state funding that we presently receive, so we can have a FULL fledged Waldorf program and stop having to rob peter to pay paul. As you all know, Arizona is dead last in per pupil expenditure in the whole country, so I guess that ther is nowhere to go but up. If anyone would like to help 167 local students in Prescott Az. please feel free to contact me or us, so we can discuss the possibilities.

THANK YOU!

Jon Meade

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real_live_woman  

A BOOK STORE / LIBRARY

Nov 2, 2005

I WOULD LIKE INFO,AND,FINANCIAL HELP TO OPEN A COMBINATION BOOK STORE / LIBRARY  IN AN AREA WHERE IT IS HARD TO GET BOOKS TO FOR PEOPLE.I AM A MOM OF 3,AND,A DISABLED HUSBAND.ANY NFO,PLUS ASSISTANCE IS WC.THANKS.I AM 25,AND,WANTING TO MOVE SOUTH ALSO WHERE IT IS WARMER.

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