CHICKASHA —
The Union Pacific Foundation Board has approved a grant to Loretta Y. Jackson-African American Historical Society (LYJ-AAHS) for 2010, to support the African American Museum History Center and One Room School Project.
Union Pacific has a long-standing commitment to improve the quality of life in the communities they serve and where their employees live and work.
"We are proud to support Loretta Y. Jackson-African American Historical Society and extend our best wishes for continued success," said Robert W. Turner, Union Pacific Foundation Senior Vice President of Corporate Relations and Union Pacific Foundation President.
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Local News
September 7, 2010
LYJ-AAHS receives grant from foundation
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