City Gives $100,000 for After-School Programs
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The Anaheim Prep Sports and Activities Foundation has received a $100,000 boost from the city to help fund after-school sports and activities for junior high and high school students.
The City Council this week agreed to contribute seed money--from budget reserves--to the foundation, whose goal is to raise $600,000.
The nonprofit foundation, a joint venture between the city and the Anaheim Union High School District, will raise money from private companies and individuals to pay for after-school programs within the district and across the city.
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