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Dow Gives Community Grant Program |
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In 2004, The Dow Chemical Company Foundation established a Community Grants program at its Texas Operations site. It provides funding to projects that contribute to the success of local communities and make them better places to live and work. Grants are given to one-time projects that have long-term, sustainable benefits for community members. There are two categories of grants: Heritage Grants of up to $25,000 and Diamond Grants of up to $10,000.
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Earl Shipp is the Vice President and Site Director of Dow Texas Operations in Freeport. He replaced Gary Hockstra who was named Vice President of Manufacturing, Engineering and EH&S for the Dow Advanced Materials Division.
"With Earl's past business and geographic roles, coupled with his most recent experience as the Vice President and Site Director of Dow Michigan Operations, he will continue the focus in Texas Operations on our people, our communities and on operational excellence," said Carol Williams, Dow Executive Vice President of Manufacturing & Engineering. "I am thrilled to have this type of leadership in such an important and growing facility."
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The Royal Seed by Bishop John and Dr. Liza Hickman |
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The Royal Seed by Bishop John and Dr. Liza Hickman, Youth Ministry, Living Word Faith Center, 7900 West Fuqua, Missouri City, Texas 77489. Fondation: 2 Chronicles; Daniel 1:3-5; and 8
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