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James Holloway
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A graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, James Holloway brings a decade of experience covering local government issues, including stints with the Daily Herald and NPR Illinois. His insights into public policy and governance make him a go-to source for understanding the intricacies of local administration.

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DeKalb County Community Foundation accepting YEP grant applications — Oak Brook Schools news

Eligible nonprofit and community organizations serving DeKalb County youth are encouraged to apply for a YEP Grant of up to $2,500. The grants support programs and projects that make a positive impact on youth in the community. Applications are due by Dec. 15 and can be submitted online at dekalbccf.org/yepgrants. Applicants should review the 2027 YEP Grant Guidelines before applying. Grant awards are made in spring of 2027.Youth Engaged in Philanthropy is a youth-led initiative of the DeKalb County Community Foundation, bringing together high school students from across the county. Through grantmaking, volunteering, and leadership opportunities, YEP members gain hands-on experience in philanthropy while making a meaningful difference in their communities.“We are excited to open another year of grant applications,” said YEP Manager Kyle White. “Organizations that have applied to YEP in the past will notice an earlier, friendlier grant request window. YEP grant applications are welcomed

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