How much did DERRICK JOHNSON'S DEFEND THE DREAM grant in FY2024?

DERRICK JOHNSON'S DEFEND THE DREAM reported 1 grants totaling $90,000 in its FY2024 IRS filing.

Where is DERRICK JOHNSON'S DEFEND THE DREAM based?

DERRICK JOHNSON'S DEFEND THE DREAM is based in TX.

DERRICK JOHNSON'S DEFEND THE DREAM

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DERRICK JOHNSON'S DEFEND THE DREAM

Providing low income and inner-city young people with opportunities and resources to reach their full potential through providing basic school items and running programs to monitor students' attendance and reward children with good performance and excellent attendance

$90k

Granted FY2024

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$90k

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02FY2024 · 1 grant

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$90,000

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$141k

Total assets

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AUSTIN PUBLIC EDUCATION FUND$90,000

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