Philanthropy & Giving
San Antonio Food Bank Still Seeking Donations to Re-Stock Shelves
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The San Antonio Food Bank experienced historically low inventory levels at the beginning of September but is rebuilding its stock.
Philanthropy & Giving
Tricentennial Commission to Host Final Citywide Volunteer Day
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More than 5,500 San Antonians have already given over 18,000 hours of community service to the Serve 300 SA initiative.
Philanthropy & Giving
Charitable Gifts from Najim, Valero Add to Recent Santikos Grants
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Philanthropist Harvey Najim and the Valero Energy Foundation will double the amount contributed to local charities in recent grants.
Business & Tech
With Charity the Goal, Cherrity Bar Opens on San Antonio’s East Side
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San Antonio’s first and only philanthropic hangout, The Cherrity Bar celebrates its official grand opening Friday.
Business & Tech
USAA Doubles Charitable Giving, Targets Military Causes and Local Needs
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The financial services giant is currently on track to contribute $38.4 million – 1 percent of its pre-tax income – to nonprofits in several targeted areas.
Sponsored
David’s Legacy Foundation Partners with Papa John’s San Antonio
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On Wednesday, Aug. 29, all 29 local Papa John’s stores will donate 29 percent of all sales to David’s Legacy Foundation to help combat cyberbullying.
Social Issues
Battered Women’s Shelter in Need of School Supplies, Uniforms
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In 2017, the Battered Women and Children's Shelter provided supplies to more than 1,000 students; now it is again asking for donations.
Philanthropy & Giving
$3M in Santikos Grants to Aid Public Radio, Other Area Nonprofits
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The San Antonio Area Foundation has awarded six area nonprofits a combined total of $3 million from the John L. Santikos Charitable Foundation.
Philanthropy & Giving
New York Restaurateur Becomes Chef to San Antonio’s Homeless
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Four times a week, New York restaurateur John Chadwell cooks meals for those who visit Corazon Ministries, a downtown outreach of Travis Park United Methodist Church.
Business & Tech
New United Way CEO: ‘We Must Adapt to the Changing Environment’
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Martin was selected following a three-month search that began after current president and CEO Lyndon Herridge announced his retirement.