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DICKEY MUSEUM

DICKEY MUSEUM
Dickey Museum representatives gather at the Georgetown Public Library Nov. 4 with those instrumental in helping secure a new grant for underserved youth in Taylor. They include Amy Merida (left), the executive director of the Central Texas Community Foundation; Jim Boles, the vice chairman of the Central Texas Community Foundation; Larry Olson, the founder of Anna+Anton Olson Legacy Foundation; Icye Walker, the manager for the ‘Inspiring Leadership, Civility and Service’ project; Jon Sloan, a board member of the Central Texas Community Foundation; and Nakevia Miller, the vice president of the Dickey Museum. Courtesy photo

Grant to aid underserved youths

The Dickey Museum & Multipurpose Center may not have its permanent home at 500 Burkett St. rebuilt yet, but its program to aid underserved youth just got a major boost from the Anna+Anton Olson Legacy Foundation.

On Nov. 4, the foundation awarded the museum a $10,000 grant to launch a series of workshops for disadvantaged students from Taylor High School beginning in January in collaboration with Impact Counseling Services and Icye Walker from Inspire Change Everywhere.

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Author: NICOLE LESSIN Special to the Press
Upload date: 11/09/2024 05:00 AM
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