Curry Stone Foundation

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The Curry Stone Foundation is a private foundation based in Bend, Oregon. Founded in 2007 by Cliff Curry and Delight Stone, the foundation principally supports individuals and organizations who are undertaking a particularly innovative approach to creating healthy communities.^[1]

Since 2007, the foundation has supported causes and projects related to shelter, health care, clean air, clean water, clean food, education and peace. Past projects have included Qigong Sensory Training: Helping Children with Autism to Recover from Sensory Impairment, Enhance Learning and Improve Behavior" and the EAT Project, which works to shift consciousness around permaculture theory and application.^[2]

The Curry Stone Foundation is most widely known for endowing the Curry Stone Design Prize, which recognizes and supports organizations and individuals dedicated to bettering the world through design.^[3]

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