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Home›science›Mars Impact Fund awards more than $13M in new grants to advance community resilience, science pipelines and companion animal wellbeing
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Mars Impact Fund awards more than $13M in new grants to advance community resilience, science pipelines and companion animal wellbeing

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by Ethicalmarketingnews•4d ago•0 views•
Mars Impact Fund awards more than $13M in new grants to advance community resilience, science pipelines and companion animal wellbeing
Mars, Incorporated today announced the next phase of investments through the Mars Impact Fund, awarding more than $13M in grants across six strategic partnerships with Elucid, Tanager, Pratham Education Foundation, People’s Action for National Integration (PANI), National 4-H Council and Worldwide Veterinary Service (WVS). Spanning Côte d’Ivoire, India, the United States and Thailand, these multi-year grants directly advance the Fund’s three core pillars: strengthening resilience of Mars sourcin
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