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A collection of our favourite Awesome Foundation funded projects from around the world. Awesome Newcastle is a chapter of The Awesome Foundation. The Awesome Foundation was created in 2009 and has provided over $1.5m in grants via 114 chapters in 26 countries.


Popscope Baltimore

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Popscope Baltimore

Popscope is an initiative in Baltimore, Maryland which brings free public astronomy nights to residents. Pop-up telescopes are spontaneously set up in locations around the city and then word is spread through social media. Everyone is encouraged to come along, look up learn about the night sky.
Funded by Awesome Balt..

The Veggie Truck

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The Veggie Truck

The Veggie Truck from Alaska is a project aimed at providing farm-fresh crops to people from low-income areas. Locally grown produce will be delivered more directly to people in the community who do not otherwise have ready access to any fresh vegetables.
Funded by Awesome Alaska

Look for the Good

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Look for the Good

Look for the Good project uses public art to build a more peaceful community by encouraging people to ‘look for the good’. Large artworks and weather-poof postcards are strung along walkways to lift the mood of visitors with messages of hope and gratitude Funded by Awesome Connecticut
Subway Sets

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Subway Sets

Subway Sets brings New York City’s best underground musicians up to rooftops above the city. Subway Sets’ sold-out concerts turn moments on a subway platform into full sets in the sky.

The mission is to help amazingly talented subway musicians find the audience and exposure they deserve.

Funded by Awesome New York ..

Inside Books Project

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Inside Books Project

Inside Books Project is an Austin-based organisation that sends free books and educational materials to prisoners in Texas. The initiative works to promote reading, literacy, and education among incarcerated individuals and to educate the general public on issues of incarceration.

Funded by Awesome Austin.