Grant, Scholarship and Financial Aid Finder Service
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- Additional Info:The Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan Washington, DC opened its file on this entity in September, 2008 . According to the company's web site, the site is sponsored in part by the Cash Grant Institute, which is described as an international joint venture of a group of (NPO) Not for Profit Organizations, (NGO) Non Government Organizations, (PF) Private Foundations as well as (AWI) Anonymous Wealthy Individuals. No further information about the Cash Grant Institute is provided on the site, and its location is unknown currently.
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- BBB File Opened:
- 9/11/2008
- Alternate Names:
- Cash Grant Institute
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- Grant, Scholarship and Financial Aid Finder Service
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