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Stories
A sampling of articles and stories relating to the work of the Cranwell Family Foundation.
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Cranwell Family Foundation Establishes Endowed Fund at Miller School of Albemarle
$100,000 Gift Creates The James Edward and Mary Peters Cranwell Fund to Support Students with Financial Need
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Cranwell Family Foundation Establishes Endowed Fund at Miller School of Albemarle
$100,000 Gift Creates The James Edward and Mary Peters Cranwell Fund to Support Students with Financial Need
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Cranwell Family Foundation Establishes Endowed Fund at Miller School of Albemarle
$100,000 Gift Creates The James Edward and Mary Peters Cranwell Fund to Support Students with Financial Need
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Hokie opens doors for students in Kenyan refugee camp
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Hokie opens doors for students in Kenyan refugee camp
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Hokie opens doors for students in Kenyan refugee camp
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African Leadership Academy Alumnus Barakaeli Lawuo’s Extraordinary Journey to Virginia Tech
Barakaeli Lawuo' 20 (Tanzania) joined ALA in 2020 from Kibaha Secondary School in Tanzania. Even before joining ALA, Barakaeli had already established himself as a respected leader in his community.
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African Leadership Academy Alumnus Barakaeli Lawuo’s Extraordinary Journey to Virginia Tech
Barakaeli Lawuo' 20 (Tanzania) joined ALA in 2020 from Kibaha Secondary School in Tanzania. Even before joining ALA, Barakaeli had already established himself as a respected leader in his community.
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African Leadership Academy Alumnus Barakaeli Lawuo’s Extraordinary Journey to Virginia Tech
Barakaeli Lawuo' 20 (Tanzania) joined ALA in 2020 from Kibaha Secondary School in Tanzania. Even before joining ALA, Barakaeli had already established himself as a respected leader in his community.
Reflections
A collection of reflections from the Cranwell Family Foundation
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Why Rural? How the Cranwell Family Foundation Is Living Its “Locally Grounded, Globally Minded” Ethos
As the Cranwell Family Foundation (CFF) continues to grow in impact and clarity of purpose, we regularly reflect on the “why” behind our philanthropic priorities and the organizations that are part of our philanthropic portfolio. One of those “why” questions is: Why rural? Why is CFF engaged with and supporting local nonprofits in their efforts to improve educational opportunities for rural students and to otherwise invest in the next generation of rural leaders who can navigate and contribute to both local and global communities. Why is CFF interested in programs that focus on rural identity, opportunity, and belonging?
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Why Rural? How the Cranwell Family Foundation Is Living Its “Locally Grounded, Globally Minded” Ethos
As the Cranwell Family Foundation (CFF) continues to grow in impact and clarity of purpose, we regularly reflect on the “why” behind our philanthropic priorities and the organizations that are part of our philanthropic portfolio. One of those “why” questions is: Why rural? Why is CFF engaged with and supporting local nonprofits in their efforts to improve educational opportunities for rural students and to otherwise invest in the next generation of rural leaders who can navigate and contribute to both local and global communities. Why is CFF interested in programs that focus on rural identity, opportunity, and belonging?
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Why Rural? How the Cranwell Family Foundation Is Living Its “Locally Grounded, Globally Minded” Ethos
As the Cranwell Family Foundation (CFF) continues to grow in impact and clarity of purpose, we regularly reflect on the “why” behind our philanthropic priorities and the organizations that are part of our philanthropic portfolio. One of those “why” questions is: Why rural? Why is CFF engaged with and supporting local nonprofits in their efforts to improve educational opportunities for rural students and to otherwise invest in the next generation of rural leaders who can navigate and contribute to both local and global communities. Why is CFF interested in programs that focus on rural identity, opportunity, and belonging?
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The Cranwell Family Foundation Ethos through the Lens of the Intercultural Development Continuum
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The Cranwell Family Foundation Ethos through the Lens of the Intercultural Development Continuum
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The Cranwell Family Foundation Ethos through the Lens of the Intercultural Development Continuum
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News
The latest news and updates from the Cranwell Family Foundation.
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