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First lady Melania Trump accepted a $2 million gift Thursday from IndyCar and Fox Corp. to fund new scholarships for children in foster care. Watch the event in the video player above. The donation will pay for scholarships at Indiana University and Purdue University through the first lady's Fostering the Future program. The Indiana schools are the latest to join a network of more than two dozen colleges and universities nationwide that participate in her program, she said during an event in the White House Rose Garden to announce the gift. The program, she said, gives foster care youth the opportunity to get a college education, launch a career and achieve financial independence "America's greatest competitive advantage remains in its own people," she said.
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First lady Melania Trump accepted a $2 million gift Thursday from IndyCar and Fox Corp. to fund new scholarships for children in foster care. Watch the event in the video player above. The donation will pay for scholarships at Indiana University and Purdue University through the first lady's Fostering the Future program. The Indiana schools are the latest to join a network of more than two dozen colleges and universities nationwide that participate in her program, she said during an event in the White House Rose Garden to announce the gift. The program, she said, gives foster care youth the opportunity to get a college education, launch a career and achieve financial independence "America's greatest competitive advantage remains in its own people," she said.
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First lady Melania Trump accepted a $2 million gift Thursday from IndyCar and Fox Corp. to fund new scholarships for children in foster care. Watch the event in the video player above. The donation will pay for scholarships at Indiana University and Purdue University through the first lady's Fostering the Future program. The Indiana schools are the latest to join a network of more than two dozen colleges and universities nationwide that participate in her program, she said during an event in the White House Rose Garden to announce the gift. The program, she said, gives foster care youth the opportunity to get a college education, launch a career and achieve financial independence "America's greatest competitive advantage remains in its own people," she said.
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First lady Melania Trump accepted a $2 million gift Thursday from IndyCar and Fox Corp. to fund new scholarships for children in foster care. Watch the event in the video player above. The donation will pay for scholarships at Indiana University and Purdue University through the first lady's Fostering the Future program. The Indiana schools are the latest to join a network of more than two dozen colleges and universities nationwide that participate in her program, she said during an event in the White House Rose Garden to announce the gift. The program, she said, gives foster care youth the opportunity to get a college education, launch a career and achieve financial independence "America's greatest competitive advantage remains in its own people," she said.
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First lady Melania Trump accepted a $2 million gift Thursday from IndyCar and Fox Corp. to fund new scholarships for children in foster care. Watch the event in the video player above. The donation will pay for scholarships at Indiana University and Purdue University through the first lady's Fostering the Future program. The Indiana schools are the latest to join a network of more than two dozen colleges and universities nationwide that participate in her program, she said during an event in the White House Rose Garden to announce the gift. The program, she said, gives foster care youth the opportunity to get a college education, launch a career and achieve financial independence "America's greatest competitive advantage remains in its own people," she said.
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First lady Melania Trump accepted a $2 million gift Thursday from IndyCar and Fox Corp. to fund new scholarships for children in foster care. Watch the event in the video player above. The donation will pay for scholarships at Indiana University and Purdue University through the first lady's Fostering the Future program. The Indiana schools are the latest to join a network of more than two dozen colleges and universities nationwide that participate in her program, she said during an event in the White House Rose Garden to announce the gift. The program, she said, gives foster care youth the opportunity to get a college education, launch a career and achieve financial independence "America's greatest competitive advantage remains in its own people," she said.
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First lady Melania Trump accepted a $2 million gift Thursday from IndyCar and Fox Corp. to fund new scholarships for children in foster care. Watch the event in the video player above. The donation will pay for scholarships at Indiana University and Purdue University through the first lady's Fostering the Future program. The Indiana schools are the latest to join a network of more than two dozen colleges and universities nationwide that participate in her program, she said during an event in the White House Rose Garden to announce the gift. The program, she said, gives foster care youth the opportunity to get a college education, launch a career and achieve financial independence "America's greatest competitive advantage remains in its own people," she said.
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