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Major investment to tribal higher education fund could benefit Utah

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The American Indian College Fund is getting $70 million with no strings attached. The gift comes from Yield Giving on behalf of philanthropist Mackenzie Scott. A report released this fall showed every dollar invested in tribal colleges and universities brings back $1.60 in tax revenue and public-sector savings.

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