Core Points - General Motors has awarded a $1.25 million grant to Boys & Girls Clubs of America to enhance STEM education and transportation safety initiatives nationwide [2][3] - The funding will support training for nearly 500 staff, provide STEM kits, and maintain safe vehicles for Clubs, while also expanding road safety education for teens [7] Group 1: Grant Details - The grant includes $500,000 for staff training and STEM kits, and $750,000 for vehicle maintenance and road safety education [7] - This collaboration aims to inspire young people to pursue careers in STEM and ensure safe access to Clubs [2][3] Group 2: Organizational Impact - Boys & Girls Clubs of America has been providing safe spaces for youth for over 160 years, serving more than 4 million young people through various programs [4] - General Motors is committed to creating opportunities in STEM learning and enhancing access to resources for youth [3][5]

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