LANL News: LANS Board of Governors approves $3 million for education, economic development, charitable giving in Northern New Mexico
Los Alamos National Laboratory sent this bulletin at 09/23/2014 07:00 AM MDT
News Release
Steve Sandoval, 505-665-9206, steves@lanl.gov
LANS Board of Governors approves $3 million for education, economic development, charitable giving in Northern New Mexico
LOS ALAMOS, N.M., Sept. 23, 2014—The Los Alamos National Security, LLC Board of Governors has approved $3 million in funding for the company’s plan to support education, economic development and charitable giving in Northern New Mexico.
“This plan demonstrates our bond with the community and its people and businesses that support our national security mission,” said Laboratory Director Charlie McMillan. “It sustains the mutually beneficial programs that make Los Alamos one of the best places to live and work.”
Los Alamos National Security, LLC since 2006 has been the managing and operating contractor for Los Alamos National Laboratory. Funds approved by the LANS Board of Governors are administered through a Community Commitment Plan managed by Los Alamos’ Community Programs Office. The LANS Community Commitment Plan has provided more than $28 million to the region since 2007.
For 2015 the Plan will provide
- $1 million for education, including science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education programs
- $1 million for economic development, such as financial and technical assistance to start and grow regional businesses
- $1 million for community giving initiatives and investments in the Northern New Mexico area.
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