Olympics Surplus Still Paying Dividends
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The Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles, the agency that disseminates funds from the 1984 Olympic surplus to youth sports organizations, has made new grants totaling $1,290,764 to 33 groups.
The largest grant was $567,500 to Kids in Sports, Los Angeles, to provide programs at 12 parks and schools for more than 8,000 children in inner-city Los Angeles.
Other grants included $150,000 to the National Junior Tennis League for an instructional program for 5,000 youngsters at 140 sites; $85,636 to the Pacoima Athletic Club; $53,416 to the Los Cerritos YMCA; $46,059 to the United Cambodian Community Inc. of Long Beach; and $37,000 to the East Los Angeles College Foundation.
Sixteen grants of $5,000 each went to youth centers and leagues in such widely scattered communities as San Diego, Norwalk, Thousand Oaks, Palm Desert, San Bernardino and Hemet.
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