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The National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation is a nationally registered charitable organization created in 1985 by Mohawk conductor and composer John Kim Bell. Now entering its 16th year, the Foundation has fulfilled educational dreams for Aboriginal youth, placed the importance of education...
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The National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation is a nationally registered charitable organization created in 1985 by Mohawk conductor and composer John Kim Bell. Now entering its 16th year, the Foundation has fulfilled educational dreams for Aboriginal youth, placed the importance of education and the abilities of Aboriginal people into the forefront, and built an organization that is financially sound.
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What does the organization do?
As the Foundation has grown over the last 15 years, its mandate has also evolved to reflect the changing needs of Aboriginal students and the Aboriginal community. To address the growth, the Foundation will now focus its energies in three areas: educational programs; production of the National...
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As the Foundation has grown over the last 15 years, its mandate has also evolved to reflect the changing needs of Aboriginal students and the Aboriginal community. To address the growth, the Foundation will now focus its energies in three areas: educational programs; production of the National Aboriginal Achievement Awards; and Blueprint for the Future, a series of Aboriginal youth career fairs. Strategically, the Foundation will endeavor to build its combined educational trusts, which reached $5.16 million by the end of the fiscal 99/00.
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