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12 funders with a record of paying for “sewer”

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Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium → City of Kotzebue: $8.2M across 2 grants, latest 2022Alice L Walton Foundation → City of Bentonville: $6.0M across 2 grants, latest 2024Triumph Gulf Coast Inc → Santa Rosa County Board of County Commissioners: $4.4M across 1 grant, latest 2024Sei Readi Inc → South Dearborn Reg Sewer Dist: $2.5M across 1 grant, latest 2023The Heinz Endowments → Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority: $302K across 3 grants, latest 2024Central Oklahoma Economic Development District → City of Perkins: $84K across 2 grants, latest 2022Wardle Family Foundation → Amikids Beaufort: $75K across 3 grants, latest 2024Enid Regional Development Alliance Inc → Walker and Walker Enterprises: $50K across 1 grant, latest 2023Community Foundation of the Lowcountry → Hilton Head No 1 Public Service District: $31K across 3 grants, latest 2022The Turpin-Allebrand Family Charitable → Heal the Ocean: $21K across 4 grants, latest 2024Sun Hill Renewal Fund → Riverkeeper Inc: $10K across 1 grant, latest 2023Bliss Family Foundation to Aid Elderly Women Inc → Christine Roderick: $7K across 1 grant, latest 2022Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium → State of Alaska: $2.3M across 1 grant, latest 2021Sei Readi Inc → Franklin County: $1.9M across 1 grant, latest 2025Triumph Gulf Coast Inc → Highway 90 Water and Sewer: $1.0M across 1 grant, latest 2022Central Oklahoma Economic Development District → Town of Earlsboro: $75K across 2 grants, latest 2022The Heinz Endowments → U S Water Alliance: $47K across 1 grant, latest 2022Enid Regional Development Alliance Inc → Aircraft Structures International: $25K across 1 grant, latest 2023Sun Hill Renewal Fund → Save the Sound: $10K across 1 grant, latest 2023Bliss Family Foundation to Aid Elderly Women Inc → Betty Jean Lepore: $6K across 1 grant, latest 2023Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium → City of Hoonah: $1.5M across 2 grants, latest 2022Sei Readi Inc → Town of Sunman: $500K across 2 grants, latest 2025Triumph Gulf Coast Inc → Okaloosa County Board of County Commissioners: $364K across 1 grant, latest 2024Central Oklahoma Economic Development District → Town of Kendrick: $50K across 1 grant, latest 2022Sun Hill Renewal Fund → Natural Resources Defense Council Inc: $3K across 1 grant, latest 2023Bliss Family Foundation to Aid Elderly Women Inc → Irma Fernandes: $1K across 1 grant, latest 2022Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium → Akiak Native Community: $392K across 1 grant, latest 2022Sei Readi Inc → City of Aurora: $215K across 1 grant, latest 2023Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium → City of St Marys: $150K across 1 grant, latest 2022Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium → City of Elim: $90K across 1 grant, latest 2022Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium → Lower Kuskokwim School: $80K across 1 grant, latest 2022Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium → Rural Alaska Community Action: $58K across 1 grant, latest 2022Central Oklahoma Economic Development District → Town of Lima: $45K across 1 grant, latest 2022Central Oklahoma Economic Development District → City of Konawa: $40K across 1 grant, latest 2021Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium → Noatak Utilities: $33K across 1 grant, latest 2022Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium → Yakutat Community Health: $14K across 1 grant, latest 2022Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium → Newhalen Tribal Council: $7K across 1 grant, latest 2022Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium → City of Dillingham: $6K across 1 grant, latest 2021Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium: $13M on this topic. Open the funder.Alaska Native Tribal Health C…$13MAlice L Walton Foundation: $6.0M on this topic. Open the funder.Alice L Walton Foundation$6.0MTriumph Gulf Coast Inc: $5.7M on this topic. Open the funder.Triumph Gulf Coast Inc$5.7MSei Readi Inc: $5.1M on this topic. Open the funder.Sei Readi Inc$5.1MThe Heinz Endowments: $349K on this topic. Open the funder.The Heinz Endowments$349KCentral Oklahoma Economic Development District: $294K on this topic. Open the funder.Central Oklahoma Economic Dev…$294KWardle Family Foundation: $75K on this topic. Open the funder.Wardle Family Foundation$75KEnid Regional Development Alliance Inc: $75K on this topic. Open the funder.Enid Regional Development All…$75KCommunity Foundation of the Lowcountry: $31K on this topic. Open the funder.Community Foundation of the L…$31KSun Hill Renewal Fund: $23K on this topic. Open the funder.Sun Hill Renewal Fund$23KThe Turpin-Allebrand Family Charitable: $21K on this topic. Open the funder.The Turpin-Allebrand Family C…$21KBliss Family Foundation to Aid Elderly Women Inc: $15K on this topic. Open the funder.Bliss Family Foundation to Ai…$15KCity of Kotzebue: received $8.2M on this topicCity of Kotzebue$8.2MCity of Bentonville: received $6.0M on this topicCity of Bentonville$6.0MSanta Rosa County Board of County Commissioners: received $4.4M on this topicSanta Rosa County Board of Coun…$4.4MSouth Dearborn Reg Sewer Dist: received $2.5M on this topicSouth Dearborn Reg Sewer Dist$2.5MState of Alaska: received $2.3M on this topicState of Alaska$2.3MFranklin County: received $1.9M on this topicFranklin County$1.9MCity of Hoonah: received $1.5M on this topicCity of Hoonah$1.5MHighway 90 Water and Sewer: received $1.0M on this topicHighway 90 Water and Sewer$1.0MTown of Sunman: received $500K on this topicTown of Sunman$500KAkiak Native Community: received $392K on this topicAkiak Native Community$392KOkaloosa County Board of County Commissioners: received $364K on this topicOkaloosa County Board of County…$364KPittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority: received $302K on this topicPittsburgh Water and Sewer Auth…$302KCity of Aurora: received $215K on this topicCity of Aurora$215KCity of St Marys: received $150K on this topicCity of St Marys$150KCity of Elim: received $90K on this topicCity of Elim$90KCity of Perkins: received $84K on this topicCity of Perkins$84KLower Kuskokwim School: received $80K on this topicLower Kuskokwim School$80KAmikids Beaufort: received $75K on this topicAmikids Beaufort$75KTown of Earlsboro: received $75K on this topicTown of Earlsboro$75KRural Alaska Community Action: received $58K on this topicRural Alaska Community Action$58KTown of Kendrick: received $50K on this topicTown of Kendrick$50KWalker and Walker Enterprises: received $50K on this topicWalker and Walker Enterprises$50KU S Water Alliance: received $47K on this topicU S Water Alliance$47KTown of Lima: received $45K on this topicTown of Lima$45KCity of Konawa: received $40K on this topicCity of Konawa$40KNoatak Utilities: received $33K on this topicNoatak Utilities$33KHilton Head No 1 Public Service District: received $31K on this topicHilton Head No 1 Public Service…$31KAircraft Structures International: received $25K on this topicAircraft Structures Internation…$25KHeal the Ocean: received $21K on this topicHeal the Ocean$21KYakutat Community Health: received $14K on this topicYakutat Community Health$14KRiverkeeper Inc: received $10K on this topicRiverkeeper Inc$10KSave the Sound: received $10K on this topicSave the Sound$10KChristine Roderick: received $7K on this topicChristine Roderick$7KNewhalen Tribal Council: received $7K on this topicNewhalen Tribal Council$7KBetty Jean Lepore: received $6K on this topicBetty Jean Lepore$6KCity of Dillingham: received $6K on this topicCity of Dillingham$6KNatural Resources Defense Council Inc: received $3K on this topicNatural Resources Defense Counc…$3KIrma Fernandes: received $1K on this topicIrma Fernandes$1K
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