Published December 23, 2010

ASIA awarded grant from Dominion Foundation

ASIA is pleased to announce a grant award from the Dominion Foundation. The award will help support ASIA’s International Community Empowerment Program (ICEP) in Akron.  ICEP is ASIA’s oldest program and serves roughly 60 students K-12 from diverse backgrounds.  The prevention program  aims to defer the onset of violence, alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use in youth.

Dominion has recently awarded over $2 million in aid to homeless and families in need.  Read their press release here.

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By ASIA OHIO | April 29, 2026

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By ASIA OHIO | March 30, 2026

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