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Pantheon Receives $40,000 Grant for Future Founders Initiative

By John Szink Aug 15, 2024 | 7:48 PM

The Indiana Economic Development Corporation has awarded a $40,000 matching grant to the Vincennes Pantheon Future Founders: Igniting Innovation in Young Minds.

The Pantheon plans to use the money to launch a new “Pantheon Future Founders” program that offers high school students a comprehensive entrepreneurial educational experience with a focus on specialized training, community mentorship, ecosystem connections, and experiential learning.

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