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Salesforce Commits $27 Million in Education Grants Across U.S. Public Schools

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Salesforce has announced $27 million in new education grants targeting public schools across the United States. Of this amount, $18 million will be directed specifically to public school districts in five major cities. The funding reflects over 14 years of the company's ongoing commitment to education partnerships. Salesforce is also relaunching its Adopt-a-School program as part of its 1-1-1 philanthropic model, which blends financial support with technology and employee expertise.

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