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Johnny Clapham, a student at William & Mary, took second place in the university's Entrepreneurship Hub's Venture Acceleration Programand won a $2,000 prize.
Clapham's company, Motion Medix, worked with the HealthComp research group to develop an app that allows people to order and pay for prescriptions, reports the Williamsburg Yorktown Daily.
The app will be available on iTunes and Google Play in the near future.
Selected Grant News Headlines
A customized collection of grant news from foundations and the federal government from around the Web.
Healthy Petaluma awards $500,000 in grants to support youth wellness.The grants are intended to support projects, initiatives and programs that address the mental, emotional and physical health of...more
A&J Produce Corp., Bronx, NY, partners with Hunts Point Alliance for Children by providing access to fresh fruits and vegetables to those in need.The year-round programs aim to broaden children's...more
What So Not was instrumental in a viral campaign on the platform last year that saw millions of users back a proposed rave at Bunnings.His "Dance Revival" concept helped him find hundreds of aspiring...more
Alex Hatala is an occupational specialist in helicopter repair for the Army National Guard.Hatala plans to pursue her Master's in Public Health and ultimately serve the public via a role at the FDA...more
A&L's schedule continues on Friday, January 24, at Hahn Hall, with the local debut of wunderkind Russian pianist Alexander Malofeev.A&L roster includes critically revered young alto saxophonist...more
The Salisbury University Performing Arts Center will be the new beating heart of art, culture, craft and creativity for the Eastern Shore.The project was awarded $1 million in Fiscal Year 2025 Seed...more
Prototype presents a modern opera based on a novel that takes its name from a documentary.To condense a novel into a 90-minute performance will inevitably involve compromise.The work done by Marting...more
Manny Cawaling is the Executive Director of Inspire Washington.He is behind the Doors Open initiative in King County, Washington.Doors Open allows cities and counties to implement a one tenth sales...more
Teacher at arts school launches ADHD discrimination claim.City Academy Arts argued that a complaint of disability, sex and race discrimination should not proceed because they were employed as a...more
The Adams County Community Foundation recently celebrated its five-year anniversary.The David Worley Memorial Fund was established by David's widow, Linda Worley, and children Paul Worley and Lauren...more
Social Entrepreneurship
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Charity Database Lets Couples Donate for a Cause
Kendall Webb, founder of JustGive.org, brings the Internet into the philanthropic sector as a nonprofit organization. Her donor-advised fund San Francisco-based website connects couples to a plethora of charities through its wedding registries.
