The Harvest Foundation Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary

The Harvest Foundation, established in the year 2002, has recently celebrated its 10th year anniversary as one of the leading foundations that support community vitality and health and education.

Allyson Rothrock, the foundation's president, said that in ten years, the foundation has already awarded 180 grants totaling more to a little over $74 million.

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