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Color Club Apprenticeship Program

To support Color Club, a three-year paid apprenticeship for New York City junior and high school students.

To support Color Club, a three-year paid apprenticeship for New York City junior and high school students. Students receive academic and career training during the week, and help paint public spaces on the weekends.

About This Grant

Grantee OrganizationPublicolor
Grant Period January 2004 – April 2007
Programs Youth Service Improvement Grant
Topics Out of School Time
Grant Amount
$4,000.00

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