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‘Kick in the gut.' Feds freeze $825,000 for Charlotte after-school program

A Charlotte nonprofit expected $826,000 in federal grant funding Tuesday, but it received notice one day earlier that the federal government was withholding the funding indefinitely. "That's a lot of money to lose with less than 24 hours notice," said Liz Luth, board chair emeritus of OurBRIDGE for KIDS. "That feels like a real kick in the gut."

WCNC on MSN · 17d

Funding freeze challenges Charlotte after-school programs and families

The funding freeze affects programs across the country, including those in Charlotte and throughout North Carolina. Many of these programs serve as crucial support systems for working families, providing child care, homework assistance, meals and safe spaces for children after school hours.

The Post and Courier · 1d

Some key federal funding for SC school districts, afterschool programs released after freeze

The Trump administration is releasing some of the funding for South Carolina afterschool funding that it previously withheld from the states.

1don MSN

Trump releases $1.4 billion in education funding. Here’s where it will be used.

The Trump administration still hasn’t released more than $5 billion in previously approved federal education funding, including $130 million still owed to North Carolina.

1don MSN

Trump administration releases after-school funding

More than $1 billion for after-school and summer programming is released, but the administration is still withholding ...

1don MSN

Trump administration unfreezes $1B in after-school funding: Source

The Trump administration has unfrozen over a billion dollars for critical after-school and summer education programming, a senior administration official told ABC News.

9don MSN

$12 million frozen for Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. They want it reversed

The federal government froze $12 million for Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools as part of billions halted nationwide June 30.

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Charlotte nonprofit faces nearly $1 million budget cut due to federal funding freeze

CHARLOTTE — A Charlotte nonprofit that serves immigrants said they are facing a nearly $1 million budget cut. Our Bridge for ...

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