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Philanthropy & Giving

Philanthropy & Giving
(From left) Mary Kate Hull, Stacy Jones, and Annie Calonico share a laugh at the Give 2020 event at Alamo Beer.

Big Give Looks to Bring Funds, More Awareness to Area Nonprofits

By Shari Biediger | March 27, 2019

Last year, the Big Give raised $5.1 million of its $6 million goal, but this year the one-day fundraising push didn’t set a monetary target.

Philanthropy & Giving
The San Antonio Area Foundation is in the Pearl.

San Antonio Area Foundation Hires Marjie M. French as CEO

By Robert Rivard | March 19, 2019

Marjie M. French, a vice president at UTSA, is being recruited as the next CEO of the San Antonio Area Foundation, according to sources close to the search.

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From the Civil Rights Movement to the Present: Women Focus on Helping the Next Generation

By The San Antonio Chapter of The Links | February 12, 2019

Through scholarships and programming, the San Antonio chapter of the Links Inc. works on fulfilling its mission to make a difference in the black community.

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Innovation Meets Impact at Philanthropitch San Antonio

By Philanthropitch | January 30, 2019

The city’s most innovative nonprofits will take the stage and compete for funding at the second annual Philanthropitch San Antonio, Feb. 9 at the Tobin Center.

Nonprofits & Philanthropy
John Russ (center) serves red beans and rice with smoked andouille sausage to the crowd at Clementine.

Restaurant and Others Support SA Food Bank During Government Shutdown

By Shari Biediger | January 29, 2019

It’s a Monday tradition in the South to put on a pot of red beans. For local restaurants, helping the San Antonio Food Bank is another tradition.

Nonprofits & Philanthropy
(From left) Albert Uresti, Bexar County Tax Assessor-Collector; Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff; Eric Cooper, president and CEO of the San Antonio Food Bank; and Jeffrey Arndt, VIA Metropolitan Transit CEO announced that there will be a resource fair at the San Antonio Food Bank Monday to provide food and financial assistance.

SA Agencies Join Forces to Assist Federal Workers, Despite End of Shutdown

By Jackie Wang | January 25, 2019

Local agencies are offering to help furloughed federal workers, even as the president and Congress have agreed to temporarily reopen the government.

Nonprofits & Philanthropy
A VIA Metropolitan Transit bus stops at a red light at the corner of Houston Street and St. Mary's Street.

San Antonio Organizations Lend a Helping Hand During Government Shutdown

By Jackie Wang | January 17, 2019

To support those affected, businesses and organizations around town are offering free or discounted goods and services.

Nonprofits & Philanthropy

Son’s Passing Inspires Life of Giving for Richmond Family

By Emily Donaldson | January 13, 2019

Since 1998, the Wade Richmond Foundation has given more than 20 matching grants to local charities providing more than $4 million in financial support.

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Joni Smith (right) hugs H-E-B volunteer Emma Castelo, 11, after sharing a dance.

26th Feast of Sharing Brings ‘Spirit of Christmas’ to Convention Center

By Bonnie Arbittier | December 22, 2018

H-E-B hosted its 26th annual Feast of Sharing on Saturday, opening two convention center exhibit halls to anyone who wanted a hot holiday meal.

Nonprofits & Philanthropy
Allyson Dawkins, principal violist, gives musicians instructions to members of the San Antonio Symphony, the U.S. Air Force Band of the West, and the University of Texas at San Antonio, before performing in the Bexar County Jail.

‘Some Type of Hope:’ Carolers Bring the Sounds of Christmas to Bexar Jail Inmates

By Nicholas Frank | December 17, 2018

Volunteer musicians from local groups annually carol for inmates at the Bexar County Jail during the holiday season.

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