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PHILANTHROPY NEWS DIGEST
The Frederick P. Rose Architectural Fellowship will promote
architectural and community design and encourages young
architects to become leaders in public service. The fellowship
is endowed by the Frederick P. and Sandra R. Rose Foundation.
"The marvelous legacy of Mr. Rose shines brighter today
with the announcement of this generous gift from his
family," said Enterprise Foundation CEO Bart Harvey. "His
was a life that blended remarkable talent with compassion. His
ability to see — and create — things of beauty will always be
remembered."
The fellowships will match 30 architects over the next nine
years with 30 nonprofit organizations or community development
corporations, with each fellow receiving $40,000 a year for three
years.
Applications for the program are being accepted now, and the
first 10 fellows will be announced in May.
FCnote: The Frederick P. & Sandra P. Rose Foundation (NY) had assets of $41,909,174 and made grants totaling $3,415,781 in the fiscal year ending 11/30/97.
"The Enterprise Foundation Receives $5.5 Million Gift;
Rose Family Donation Funds Architectural Fellowships for
Low-Income Communities." Enterprise Foundation Press
Release 2/9/2000.
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