The NEXT! The Mentorship Program offers artists (with 3+ years of professional experience) knowledge-sharing and mentorship for 20 months (September 2026 - May 2028).

NYC-based artists specializing in dance and movement-based practices, performance art, storytelling, and video art are invited to apply.

Each artist receives a $3,000 award for presenting their artistic work.

Artists who are BIPOC, LGBTQ+, immigrants, feminists, or have disabilities are encouraged to apply.

Deadline: June 22, 2026

Learn more here.

More Ways to Get Funded

Over 22,000 creators use Grants For Creators to find grant funding.

Here's what's open right now:

Check out our June 2026 Grant Roundup and July 2026 Grant Roundup - updated weekly with new awards.

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Welcome! Every month, we send you a mega newsletter with all the active U.S.-creator eligible grants we’ve found for the month.

If you are Canadian, check out our sister site Grants For Creators | Canada. 🇨🇦

Free subscribers preview a select few grants in the “Featured” section. Paid subscribers have full access to every active grant, the full archives, and the latest updates each week.

We search for new grants constantly and share weekly updates like this on Wednesdays.

What’s new for this week? ⏬

Note: We number every grant on our list and provide a summary of new additions below. So, for example, if you are looking for new small business grants, jump over to #58.

[NEW] June Awards for Paid Subscribers

• Artificial Intelligence: #76

• Artists: #72 (New Haven), 75 (Santa Barbara, Ventura & Los Angeles County)

• Entrepreneurs/Small Businesses: #52, 58

• Nonprofits: #48 (Visual & Performing Arts), 59

• Performing Artists: #71 (Emerging)

• Playwrights: #47 (HIV)

• Venture Capital: #57

➡️ Click here to review June 2026 Funding Opportunities.

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In July, dozens of funders are offering funds to bring our dream projects to life. Will you answer the call?

➡️ This newsletter currently features (56) grants for U.S.-based creatives totaling approximately $1,622,800. We are continually adding more funding opportunities weekly, so stay tuned.

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We are finding more opportunities daily, and our small team is doing our best to get them out to you as quickly as possible.

But first a quick note about an upcoming resource…

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Today we’re back in your inbox with a $1,000 microgrant (or what they call “belief capital”) to back founders before they’re “ready.”

Good Neighbor Fund supports under-resourced founders with brilliant business ideas in the following regions:

• Western New York (Buffalo and the surrounding 8 counties)

• Central New York (Syracuse, Ithaca, Binghamton, Utica, and beyond)

• Capital New York (Albany, Schenectady, Troy, and the surrounding area)

• Denver, Colorado

Established companies or those with major funding are not eligible.

Note: Awardees are required to participate in an in-person meetup with members of their chapter. A 60-second pitch video is also required for submission.

Deadline: June 30, 2026

Learn more here.

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Other Grants You May Have Missed

• Grant to produce debut romance audiobooks for authors of color - Due June 15, 2026

• Up to $2,500 for women creators in the music or audio Industry - Due June 28, 2026

• For creators making educational content online - Due June 30, 2026

• June 2026 Grants Roundup

This award is for creators with an existing body of work who consistently produce educational or informational content online.

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Two funds are available: early-career and mid-career awards for creators committed to careers in production and engineering.

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This award is open to debut romance authors of color who are self-publishing and have not previously released an audiobook. It funds audiobook production, including studio time and mastering.

You’ll keep full rights to your work.

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*It’s a low-key signal that the funder wants to see more grant applications.*

This funding opportunity is open to nonprofits, researchers, ecosystem builders, and mission-driven organizations shaping how AI is governed and how its benefits are shared.

If you’re building solutions that ensure AI works for everyone (not just a few), they want to hear from you.

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As a reviewer, you're the one reading applications, scoring narratives, making valuable connections with peers, and helping decide which creators receive funding. It's eye-opening, resume-worthy work, and it makes you a better grant writer in the process.

Nobody is tracking paid grant reviewer gigs in the creator space. We're changing that!

Here are (10) active and open paid grant reviewer opportunities to help you start building experience, income, and insider knowledge all at once. Gigs range from $100 to $450+.

Updated June 15, 2026.

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We are back again this week, sharing (22) more exciting non-dilutive funding opportunities to help you move the needle on your creative work.

💸 New Funding Opportunities

Take a moment to review the updates below and see which awards could be a perfect fit for you.

There are (2) *NEW* grants with May 2026 deadlines, bringing the total to (118).

You can find (20) *NEW* grants with June 2026 deadlines, bringing the total to (73).

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Welcome! Every month, we send you a mega newsletter with all the active U.S.-creator eligible grants we’ve found for the month.

If you are Canadian, check out Grants For Creators | Canada. 🇨🇦

Our free subscribers preview a handful in the “Featured” section, while our paid subscribers have access to the entire list + archives.

We continue to search for grants around the clock, and whatever else we find, we send in a weekly update, just like this email here (typically sent on Wednesday).

What’s new for this week? ⏬

Note: We number every grant on our list and provide a summary of new additions below. So, for example, if you are looking for new writer grants, jump over to #96.

[NEW] May Awards for Paid Subscribers

• Artists: #97 (San Francisco Bay Area), 100

• Authors/Writers: #95 (Indie), 101 (Asian), 102 (Veterans)

• Community Enhancement: #94 (Bay Area)

• Entrepreneurs/Small Businesses: 71 (LGBTQIA+)

• Filmmakers: 76 (Short), 83 (Muslim)

• Journaling Clubs: #82

• Journalists: #99

• Musicians: #86 (Jazz; Black Women/Non-Binary)

• Nonprofits: #100 (Arts)

• Storytellers: #70

• Theater Companies: #98 (New York City)

• Visual Artists: #78, 96 (Southern)

➡️ Click here to review May 2026 Funding Opportunities.

[NEW] June Awards in Our “Featured” Section

• Graphic Artists: #3 (Rhode Island)

• Sculptors: #2 (Rhode Island)

➡️ Click here to review June 2026 Funding Opportunities.

[NEW] June Awards for Paid Subscribers

• Artists: #16 (Texas), 26, 35 (California), 40 (Tulsa)

• Authors/Writers: #15, 17

• Choreographers: #18

• Creatives: #63 (Young)

• Dance Organizations: #21 (New York City-Based)

• Editors: #15

• Entrepreneurs/Small Businesses: #30, 41

• Journalists: #20, 36

• Nonprofits: #19, 34 (Mississippi)

• Photographers: #27 (Black Women), 64 (Women & Nonbinary)

• Startups: #28 (Sacramento Region)

➡️ Click here to review June 2026 Funding Opportunities.

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The 2026 Black Women Photographers x Nikon Grant Program awards a $2,500 quarterly grant and a Nikon Z611 24-70MM f/4 lens kit.

Funding can support photography projects, production costs, travel, and other professional needs.

Open to emerging photographers, independent photographers, professional photographers, and visual storytellers and content creators.

Deadline: June 5, 2026

Learn more here.

More Ways to Get Funded

21,000+ creators use Grants For Creators to find funding. Here's what's open right now: Check out our June 2026 Grant Roundup - updated weekly!

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We are back again this week, sharing (16) more exciting non-dilutive funding opportunities to help you move the needle on your creative work.

💸 New Funding Opportunities

Take a moment to review the updates below and see which awards could be a perfect fit for you.

There are (16) *NEW* grants with May 2026 deadlines, bringing the total to (116).

New Here?

Welcome! Every month, we send you a mega newsletter with all the active U.S.-creator eligible grants we’ve found for the month.

If you are Canadian, check out Grants For Creators | Canada. 🇨🇦

Our free subscribers preview a handful in the “Featured” section, while our paid subscribers have access to the entire list + archives.

We continue to search for grants around the clock, and whatever else we find, we send in a weekly update, just like this email here (typically sent on Wednesday).

What’s new for this week? ⏬

Note: We number every grant on our list and provide a summary of new additions below. So, for example, if you are looking for new writer grants, jump over to #95.

[NEW] May Awards for Paid Subscribers

• Artists: #97 (San Francisco Bay Area), 100

• Authors/Writers: #95 (Indie), 101 (Asian), 102 (Veterans)

• Community Enhancement: #94 (Bay Area)

• Entrepreneurs/Small Businesses: 71 (LGBTQIA+)

• Filmmakers: 76 (Short), 83 (Muslim)

• Journaling Clubs: #82

• Journalists: #99

• Musicians: #86 (Jazz; Black Women/Non-Binary)

• Nonprofits: #100 (Arts)

• Storytellers: #70

• Theater Companies: #98 (New York City)

• Visual Artists: #78, 96 (Southern)

➡️ Click here to review May 2026 Funding Opportunities.

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News Creator Corps just launched the Rural Creator Fellowship, aimed at training trusted local voices in rural communities to become reliable sources of accurate information.

The 6-week virtual fellowship (from July to August 2026) is for:

1. Experienced content creators who want to deepen their fact-checking skills.

2. Retired teachers, civic leaders, local business owners, and others who are ready to take their first steps in public information sharing.

Each fellow receives a $3,500 stipend for their time and commitment to the program.

Grants For Creators is a reader-supported grant discovery platform by creators, for creators. Join 21,500+ creators who source grants directly from our roundups.

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Deadline: June 7, 2026

Learn more here.

Browse 50+ funding opportunities in our June 2026 Grants Roundup and over 100 available for May 2026!

We are back again this week, sharing (13) more exciting non-dilutive funding opportunities to help you move the needle on your creative work.

We’ll continue to search for awards around the clock and hope you find something to go after.

💸 New Funding Opportunities

Take a moment to review the updates below and see which awards could be a perfect fit for you.

There are (13) *NEW* grants with May 2026 deadlines, bringing the total to (100).

New Here?

Welcome! Every month, we send you a mega newsletter with all the active U.S.-creator eligible grants we’ve found for the month.

If you are Canadian, check out Grants For Creators | Canada. 🇨🇦

Our free subscribers preview a handful in the “Featured” section, while our paid subscribers have access to the entire list + archives.

Then, we continue to search for grants around the clock, and whatever else we find, we send in a weekly update, just like this email here (typically sent on Wednesday).

What’s new for this week? ⏬

Note: We number every grant on our list and provide a summary of new additions below. So, for example, if you are looking for new writer grants, jump over to #54.

[NEW] May Awards for Paid Subscribers

• Artists: #56 (Native/Alaskan)

• Authors/Writers: #85 (Nonfiction)

• Composers: #77

• Curators: #71 (Greater Boston), 72 (Greater Boston), 73 (Greater Boston)

• Film Editors: #57 (Documentary)

• Nonprofits: #79

• Performing Arts: #86 (Glendale, Arizona)

• Photographers: #74

• Science Writers: #55

• Startups: #60 (Puerto Rico Based), 70 (Early Stage)

• Visual Artists: #71 (Greater Boston), 72 (Greater Boston), 73 (Greater Boston)

➡️ Click here to review May 2026 Funding Opportunities.

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In June, dozens of funders are offering funds to bring our dream projects to life. Will you answer the call?

➡️ This newsletter currently features (83) grants for U.S.-based creatives totaling approximately $1,612,299. We are continually adding more funding opportunities weekly, so stay tuned.

➡️ Click here for our July 2026 Grants Roundup!

How To Find Grants via Our Newsletter

New here? Our grants list is chronologically ordered from June 1st to June 30th.

To help you save time, we also indicate who grants are for in award titles, and we’ve included a numbered index below summarizing featured opportunities.

We will continuously share more June grants as we find them.

• Artificial Intelligence: #75 (Santa Barbara, Ventura & Los Angeles County), 76

• Artists: #1 (Featured), 2, 7, 10 (Miami-Dade), 11 (Hartford), 16 (Texas), 22 (Bay Area), 24 (Newark, NJ), 26, 35 (California), 40 (Tulsa), 45, 49 (Washington State), 61 (Christian), 64, 68, 72 (New Haven), 75 (Santa Barbara, Ventura & Los Angeles County)

• Authors/Writers: #4 (Featured), 14 (Emerging), 15, 17, 23 (New England; Emerging), 25 (New England; Emerging), 65 (Indigenous/Writers of Color)

• Ceramics: #56

• Choral Arts: #73 (New Hampshire & Vermont)

• Choreographers: #18

• Community Enhancement Leadership: #1 (Featured), 50 (Massachusetts)

• Craft Artists: #53

• Creatives: #69 (Young)

• Curators: #29

• Dance Organizations: #21 (New York City-Based)

• Editors: #15

• Entrepreneurs/Small Businesses: #6 (Featured), 9 (Black), 30 (Blue Collar), 31, 38 (Women), 41, 42 (Women Owned), 46 (Women), 52, 54 (San Jose), 58, 66 (Tourism)

• Faith-Based Organizations: #62

• Filmmakers: #6 (Documentary), 51, 60 (Native; Emerging)

• Graphic Artists: #3 (Featured - Rhode Island)

• Humanities: #1 (Featured), 39 (Nonprofit; Nebraska), 44 (Maine)

• Jewish Book Arts: #5

• Journalists: #20, 36, 63

• News Organizations: #3

• Nonprofits: #1 (Connecticut), 7, 12, 19, 32 (Chicago), 33 (New Orleans), 34 (Mississippi), 39 (Nebraska), 44 (Maine), 48 (Visual & Performing Arts), 59, 68

• Performing Artists: #71 (Emerging)

• Photographers: #5 (Featured), 8, 13, 27 (Black Women), 70 (Women & Nonbinary)

• Playwrights: #7 (Featured), 43 (New York State), 47 (HIV), 67

• Podcasters: #51

• Poets: 37

• Radio Programs: #51

• Researchers: #55, 63

• Scholarships: #74 (Women)

• Screenwriters: #43 (New York State)

• Sculptors: #2 (Featured - Rhode Island)

• Starups: #28 (Sacramento Region)

• Venture Captial: #57

• Visual Artists: #4 (Oklahoma)

[FEATURED GRANTS]

1. Fiber Art Now 2026 Community Enrichment Grants

These grants will be awarded to individuals and groups who teach, mentor, or provide opportunities to help bring fiber art into their communities. The awards for these grants will be $1,000.

Deadline: June 1, 2026

Apply to this opportunity.

2. [NEW] Warren Arts and Cultural Commission - For Sculptors in Warren, Rhode Island

This is a call for a visually engaging and dynamic public sculpture to be showcased along the bike path at Child Street and Railroad Avenue in Warren, Rhode Island. The selected sculpture will be on display from July 2026 through June 2027. The artist will receive a $2,000 honorarium.

Deadline: June 1, 2026

Apply to this opportunity.

3. [NEW] PVDFEST Boston Globe Poster Design - For Rhode Island Artists

Graphic artists are invited to create an original poster design for the 2026 PVDFest. The selected image will be printed on posters that get distributed throughout the region and at the festival. The awarded finalist will receive $3,000 as the total design fee. Open to graphic artists, designers, and illustrators with a proven track record of creating works of similar scale.

Deadline: June 1, 2026

Apply to this opportunity.

4. The Blackstone Publishing Novel Initiative - For Authors/Writers

The Black List and Blackstone Publishing have announced The Blackstone Publishing Novel Initiative, a new partnership to identify an unpublished manuscript for a $25,000 publishing deal. This program is open to manuscripts in all genres, but Blackstone is particularly interested in genres that elevate familiar themes from fresh, compelling perspectives, with a particular emphasis on thrillers, high-concept mysteries and romances, and horror stories. You must post an original manuscript on www.blcklst.com, with at least one (1) evaluation, and opt-in to the Program during the Submission Period.

*NOTE: For the avoidance of doubt, no feature, pilot, play, or musical submissions will be eligible for this Program.

Deadline: June 9, 2026

Apply to this opportunity.

5. The Deloitte Photo Grant

This grant is open to all photographers under age 35. Entrants will be required to submit an idea for a project related to the theme of the Award. The theme of the 2026 edition of Deloitte’s Photo Grant is Proximities, an invitation to tell and investigate the new forms of distance that characterize our era, a distance that is not only physical but arises from economic polarization, technological mediation, and social fragmentation.

Photography can reveal these separations by observing how bodies inhabit spaces and how communities retreat behind screens and rhythms that reduce attention and relationships, highlighting the micro-relationships that endure in everyday life and what remains or disappears in the visible. The theme also invites reflection on what holds communities together despite the pressures of the present, and how photography can make these forms of proximity and distance legible.

The winner will receive a mention in the exhibition dedicated to the winner of the nomination section and €25,000 towards the execution of their project idea. The resulting work will become an exhibition when the next edition of the Award is held.

Deadline: June 14, 2026

Apply to this opportunity.

6. Business Freedom Grant - For Entrepreneurs

This opportunity provides $1,000 in funding to help you achieve what matters most: financial independence through business ownership. Whether you’re launching your first business or scaling an existing business, this grant covers the essentials: startup costs, marketing, equipment, or digital tools that transform ideas into income. This isn’t charity. It’s an investment. Investment in founders who are ready to build wealth, claim independence, and create lasting freedom.

Business ownership isn’t just a revenue stream. It’s reclaiming your power, building equity, and creating options where none existed before. The Business Freedom Grant isn’t just money; it’s belief in you and your business when you need it most.

Deadline: June 30, 2026

Apply to this opportunity.

7. The Vanguard Arts Fund - For Playwrights

This opportunity provides developmental support to diverse teams of artists interested in creating theatrical works. They are interested in supporting the development of new full-length plays and musicals, as well as the reimagining of pre-existing stories. They emphasize process over product and will work to create an environment in which you can do your best work. Vanguard is proud to have supported many projects led by BIPOC generative artists and encourages artists of every background to submit their work to them. Most projects are funded between $10,000 and $20,000, which includes payment for creatives, actors, housing, and transportation.

Deadline: June 30, 2026

Apply to this opportunity.

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Eager to connect, I walked into The Gathering, a sold-out retreat for consultants and freelancers in Bend, Oregon, hosted by Meredith Noble and Alexandra Lustig.

I had no idea what to expect.

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But the moment the conversations started, something clicked: we speak the same language.

Grant writers and creators don’t often share the same room, but after The Gathering, I realized we probably should.

Our skills overlap across research, storytelling, and relationship-building.

We just apply them differently.

And the receipts? I apply for grants regularly, have won (6) so far, and curate 100+ funding opportunities each month through Grants For Creators.

So…boom! 😆

From the moment I arrived, the energy was all about:
✨ Growth
✨ Joy and rest
✨ Becoming the best version of ourselves

The Gathering didn’t just deepen my appreciation for grant writing; it expanded what I believe is possible. As a recap, here are the (5) biggest lessons every creator needs to hear to win more grants.

1. Timing Matters More Than Ever

Apply early. More funders are closing applications once they hit capacity. Think max 100 or 500 applicants. Waiting until the deadline often means missing out entirely.

2. Data + Alignment = Stronger Applications

The strongest grant applications:

• Use data to back up every claim

• Mirror funder language intentionally

• Align clearly with funder priorities

• Directly answer questions

Before you start writing, do your research.

Attend live information sessions, listen to old podcast interviews, and review past press releases.

The extra effort pays off; this is where good grant writing becomes exceptional.

3. The Relationship Doesn’t End After the Award

Winning a grant is just the beginning.

Think about how you’ll continue building relationships with funders:

• A short update email.

• A small expression of gratitude.

• Sharing progress along the way.

Small acts of gratitude set you apart and go a long way.

The goal here is to be relational (not transactional).

Remember, strong relationships can open future doors.

4. Collaboration is the Future

There’s a growing trend toward:

• Partnerships

• Shared resources

• Collective impact

Especially at the local level.

More funders want to see that you’re not working in isolation, but as part of a larger collective.

Creators who are open to collaboration are already seeing more success.

5. For-Profit Grants Are Prioritizing Scalability

If you’re applying for for-profit funding, funders want to see tangible outcomes.

Not someday. Not theoretically.

They want to understand:

• What will actually happen as a result of funding

• How will you scale

• What proof do you already have

Helpful Tip: More and more, revenue is being used as proof of concept. Why? Well, it shows demand, traction, and momentum.

Grant Writing is a Learnable Skill

I know grant writing can feel intimidating, but as Meredith Noble says, it’s a “learnable skill with repeatable steps.”

Plus, you don’t need a special degree or certification to get started.

What matters is your willingness to learn, practice, and stay consistent.

Over time, things start to click. Your ideas get clearer. Your applications get stronger. And opportunities that once felt out of reach start to feel doable.

The creators who lean into grant writing aren’t just becoming better writers; they’re becoming more strategic.

That’s how we get our ideas funded, again and again.

Grant Writing Resources: Start Here

1. If you’re brand new to grant writing, Meredith Noble’s book breaks down the most common questions and explains how to pursue grant writing as a viable career option. How To Write a Grant: Become a Grant Writing Unicorn (available in Kindle, paperback, and audiobook)

2. Want to connect with funders on an emotional level? Grant professional, Melissa Wetzel, CFRE, teaches how to sharpen your storytelling skills in this 60-minute self-paced workshop. Grant Writing 101 For Creators

We are back again this week, sharing (14) more exciting non-dilutive funding opportunities to help you move the needle on your creative work.

We’ll continue to search for awards around the clock and hope you find something to go after.

💸 New Funding Opportunities

Take a moment to review the updates below and see which awards could be a perfect fit for you.

There are (14) *NEW* grants with May 2026 deadlines, bringing the total to (87).

New Here?

Welcome! Every month, we send you a mega newsletter with all the active U.S.-creator eligible grants we’ve found for the month.

If you are Canadian, check out Grants For Creators | Canada. 🇨🇦

Our free subscribers preview a handful in the “Featured” section, while our paid subscribers have access to the entire list + archives.

Then, we continue to search for grants around the clock, and whatever else we find, we send in a weekly update, just like this email here (typically sent on Wednesday).

What’s new for this week? ⏬

Note: We number every grant on our list and provide a summary of new additions below. So, for example, if you are looking for new writer grants, jump over to #54.

[NEW] May Awards in Our “Featured” Section

• Designers: #6 (Merchandise)

• Painters: #5

➡️ Click here to review May 2026 Funding Opportunities.

[NEW] May Awards for Paid Subscribers

• Artists: #53, 61, 62 (Textiles)

• Authors/Writers: #53, 54

• Directors: #40 (Early Career)

• Entrepreneurs/Small Businesses: #37 (Young), 75 (Minneapolis & St. Paul)

• Filmmakers: #44 (Shorts)

• Journalists: #41, 42

• Startups: #52 (Agriculture)

• Visual Artists: #43 (Emerging)

➡️ Click here to review May 2026 Funding Opportunities.

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If you’ve been podcasting for 3 years or less and are motivated to keep learning and growing your show, this funding opportunity is for YOU!

PodGround is awarding $500 to independent podcasters to help them keep creating, whether you need new gear or a year of hosting costs. This grant is available to podcast creators 18 years or older, located anywhere in the world, with 3 years or less of podcasting experience.

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Note: Must be willing to create a free PodGround account and attend required virtual PodGround events to qualify for the grant.

Deadline: May 15, 2026

Learn more here.

Get the inside scoop about this grant by watching the replay of our sit-down with PodGround founder, .

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