Southern Co. commits $50 million to HBCUs
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Jan 2020
klg14
Hawthorne, CA
An Atlanta-based utility giant has committed $50 million to historically black colleges and universities in Georgia and five other Southern states, which students and supporters say is a much-needed investment in schools often overlooked by major businesses and philanthropists.
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