STEM
105-year-old philanthropist renews Projects for Peace grants for college students
College students across the country are once again being challenged to design and undertake "Projects for Peace" around the world, thanks to philanthropist Kathryn W. Davis. Now 105 years "young," Davis launched Projects for Peace on the occasion of her 100th birthday in 2007 and has renewed her commitment every year since.
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