Dollar General awards nearly $180,000 for North Carolina literacy
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The Dollar General Literacy Foundation awarded nearly $180,000 in youth literacy grants to schools, public libraries and nonprofit groups across North Carolina, with organizations like Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern North Carolina and Communities In Schools of Cape Fear each receiving $5,000; the funding is part of a $4.1 million nationwide rollout projected to reach approximately 15,000 residents.
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