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Healthy Smiles Funder Panel

Unfunded List presents a panel focused on grant making for oral health. Today's panelists are experienced philanthropists and they are here to help us prepare for Unfunded List's partnership with Dental Trade Alliance Foundation. 


Read about the partnership:

https://dentaltradealliance.org/news/672304/Empowering-Grant-Applicants-in-the-Oral-Health-Sector.htm


Unfunded List evaluators will be providing helpful and candid feedback to community organizations applying for grants from DTAF.  Today's guests will do their best to prepare us to give the most helpful feedback we can give.

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