Would a program that is located on a state border and has a service area that extends across state lines be eligible for LiveStrong Community Program?
Yes, the program can cross state lines as long as you are able to demonstrate that the population you are serving is one community with consistent needs. A program located on the border and serving several adjacent counties/cities would be eligible. However, a program implemented in non-adjacent areas (North Carolina, Texas, and California for example) would not be eligible.
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