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12 funders with a record of paying for “wioa”

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Southcentral Workforce Investment Board → Equus Workforce Solutions: $31M across 5 grants, latest 2024Tri-County Workforce Investment → Career Track Inc: $8.7M across 4 grants, latest 2024Eastern Oregon Workforce Board → Training & Employment Consort: $7.6M across 3 grants, latest 2024Southwestern Oregon Workforce Investment → South Coast Business Employment Corporation: $5.5M across 4 grants, latest 2024Oregon Northwest Workforce → Equus Rescare Nw Oregon: $4.7M across 3 grants, latest 2024North Central Wisconsin Workforce Development Board → Forward Service Corporation: $3.3M across 4 grants, latest 2024Workforce Development Board of the → Eckerd Youth Alternatives Inc: $3.0M across 4 grants, latest 2024East Central Iowa Local Workforce → Kirkwood Community College: $2.6M across 2 grants, latest 2024Northwest Private Industry Council Inc → Inter-County Community Council: $1.9M across 4 grants, latest 2024Workforce Development Board of Flagler → Eckerd Youth Alternatives Inc: $666K across 1 grant, latest 2023Young Womens Christian Association → Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle: $300K across 3 grants, latest 2024Solano County Private Industry Council Inc → First Place for Youth: $241K across 2 grants, latest 2023Southcentral Workforce Investment Board → Crispus Attucks Association: $1.5M across 4 grants, latest 2023Oregon Northwest Workforce → Equus Nw Oregon: $1.5M across 1 grant, latest 2021North Central Wisconsin Workforce Development Board → Letc: $940K across 2 grants, latest 2022Southwestern Oregon Workforce Investment → The Phoenix School: $487K across 1 grant, latest 2024Workforce Development Board of Flagler → Flagler County School Board: $328K across 1 grant, latest 2023Solano County Private Industry Council Inc → California Human Development Corporation: $235K across 2 grants, latest 2023Young Womens Christian Association → International Rescue Committee (Irc): $142K across 2 grants, latest 2023Tri-County Workforce Investment → Lenape Technical School: $26K across 1 grant, latest 2022Oregon Northwest Workforce → Community Service Consortium: $1.4M across 4 grants, latest 2024Southcentral Workforce Investment Board → Educational Data Systems Inc: $1.4M across 2 grants, latest 2021Southwestern Oregon Workforce Investment → Southwestern Oregon Community College: $415K across 1 grant, latest 2024North Central Wisconsin Workforce Development Board → Letc Inc: $232K across 1 grant, latest 2023Solano County Private Industry Council Inc → Rda Consulting Spc: $211K across 3 grants, latest 2024Young Womens Christian Association → International Rescue Committee: $53K across 1 grant, latest 2024Southwestern Oregon Workforce Investment → Alternative Youth Activies: $297K across 1 grant, latest 2024Southcentral Workforce Investment Board → Envoy Advisory LLC: $244K across 2 grants, latest 2024Southwestern Oregon Workforce Investment → Umpqua Community College: $223K across 1 grant, latest 2024Solano County Private Industry Council Inc → Solano County Office of Education: $179K across 1 grant, latest 2021Southcentral Workforce Investment Board → Justiceworks Youthcare Inc: $91K across 1 grant, latest 2024Solano County Private Industry Council Inc → Rda Consulting: $76K across 1 grant, latest 2021Oregon Northwest Workforce → Omep: $73K across 4 grants, latest 2024Southwestern Oregon Workforce Investment → Oregon Manufacturing Extension Partnership: $31K across 1 grant, latest 2024Solano County Private Industry Council Inc → On the Move: $29K across 1 grant, latest 2023Southcentral Workforce Investment Board → Graphtech: $20K across 2 grants, latest 2021Southcentral Workforce Investment Board → Lincoln Intermediate Unit #12: $20K across 1 grant, latest 2022Southcentral Workforce Investment Board → Formassembly Inc: $17K across 2 grants, latest 2021Southcentral Workforce Investment Board → Tuscarora Intermediate Unit 11: $12K across 1 grant, latest 2022Southcentral Workforce Investment Board: $34M on this topic. Open the funder.Southcentral Workforce Invest…$34MTri-County Workforce Investment: $8.8M on this topic. Open the funder.Tri-County Workforce Investme…$8.8MOregon Northwest Workforce: $7.7M on this topic. Open the funder.Oregon Northwest Workforce$7.7MEastern Oregon Workforce Board: $7.6M on this topic. Open the funder.Eastern Oregon Workforce Board$7.6MSouthwestern Oregon Workforce Investment: $7.0M on this topic. Open the funder.Southwestern Oregon Workforce…$7.0MNorth Central Wisconsin Workforce Development Board: $4.5M on this topic. Open the funder.North Central Wisconsin Workf…$4.5MWorkforce Development Board of the: $3.0M on this topic. Open the funder.Workforce Development Board o…$3.0MEast Central Iowa Local Workforce: $2.6M on this topic. Open the funder.East Central Iowa Local Workf…$2.6MNorthwest Private Industry Council Inc: $1.9M on this topic. Open the funder.Northwest Private Industry Co…$1.9MWorkforce Development Board of Flagler: $994K on this topic. Open the funder.Workforce Development Board o…$994KSolano County Private Industry Council Inc: $971K on this topic. Open the funder.Solano County Private Industr…$971KYoung Womens Christian Association: $495K on this topic. Open the funder.Young Womens Christian Associ…$495KEquus Workforce Solutions: received $31M on this topicEquus Workforce Solutions$31MCareer Track Inc: received $8.7M on this topicCareer Track Inc$8.7MTraining & Employment Consort: received $7.6M on this topicTraining & Employment Consort$7.6MSouth Coast Business Employment Corporation: received $5.5M on this topicSouth Coast Business Employment…$5.5MEquus Rescare Nw Oregon: received $4.7M on this topicEquus Rescare Nw Oregon$4.7MEckerd Youth Alternatives Inc: received $3.7M on this topicEckerd Youth Alternatives Inc$3.7MForward Service Corporation: received $3.3M on this topicForward Service Corporation$3.3MKirkwood Community College: received $2.6M on this topicKirkwood Community College$2.6MInter-County Community Council: received $1.9M on this topicInter-County Community Council$1.9MCrispus Attucks Association: received $1.5M on this topicCrispus Attucks Association$1.5MEquus Nw Oregon: received $1.5M on this topicEquus Nw Oregon$1.5MCommunity Service Consortium: received $1.4M on this topicCommunity Service Consortium$1.4MEducational Data Systems Inc: received $1.4M on this topicEducational Data Systems Inc$1.4MLetc: received $940K on this topicLetc$940KThe Phoenix School: received $487K on this topicThe Phoenix School$487KSouthwestern Oregon Community College: received $415K on this topicSouthwestern Oregon Community C…$415KFlagler County School Board: received $328K on this topicFlagler County School Board$328KUrban League of Metropolitan Seattle: received $300K on this topicUrban League of Metropolitan Se…$300KAlternative Youth Activies: received $297K on this topicAlternative Youth Activies$297KEnvoy Advisory LLC: received $244K on this topicEnvoy Advisory LLC$244KFirst Place for Youth: received $241K on this topicFirst Place for Youth$241KCalifornia Human Development Corporation: received $235K on this topicCalifornia Human Development Co…$235KLetc Inc: received $232K on this topicLetc Inc$232KUmpqua Community College: received $223K on this topicUmpqua Community College$223KRda Consulting Spc: received $211K on this topicRda Consulting Spc$211KSolano County Office of Education: received $179K on this topicSolano County Office of Educati…$179KInternational Rescue Committee (Irc): received $142K on this topicInternational Rescue Committee…$142KJusticeworks Youthcare Inc: received $91K on this topicJusticeworks Youthcare Inc$91KRda Consulting: received $76K on this topicRda Consulting$76KOmep: received $73K on this topicOmep$73KInternational Rescue Committee: received $53K on this topicInternational Rescue Committee$53KOregon Manufacturing Extension Partnership: received $31K on this topicOregon Manufacturing Extension…$31KOn the Move: received $29K on this topicOn the Move$29KLenape Technical School: received $26K on this topicLenape Technical School$26KGraphtech: received $20K on this topicGraphtech$20KLincoln Intermediate Unit #12: received $20K on this topicLincoln Intermediate Unit #12$20KFormassembly Inc: received $17K on this topicFormassembly Inc$17KTuscarora Intermediate Unit 11: received $12K on this topicTuscarora Intermediate Unit 11$12K
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