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Rocky Mountain Power Foundation invests in Moab’s youth

By moabtimes.com · September 2, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Rocky Mountain Power Foundation has awarded a $6,000 grant to Grand County School District to support two longstanding programs serving local youth: Grand Area Mentoring and the BEACON Afterschool Program. From the left are Daniel McNeil of Grand Area Mentoring, Merlin Rushton of Rocky Mountain Power and Val Callaway of the BEACON Afterschool program.

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