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San Diego Foundation Grants $180,000 for ‘Opportunity Youth' in Green Jobs
The San Diego Foundation Thursday announced seven local nonprofits will receive $180,000 in grants to develop programs to expose “opportunity youth” — young people ages 16 to 24 who are not in school or working — to careers in green industries.
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San Diego Foundation, Dr. Seuss Foundation Awarding $1 Million in Grants for Children's Literacy
The San Diego Foundation and the Dr. Seuss Foundation announced Monday they are partnering to offer $1 million in grants to nonprofits supporting young children and their families in San Diego County. “We are excited to partner with the Dr. Seuss Foundation on early literacy,” said Mark Stuart, president and CEO of The San Diego Foundation. “Their support helps intensify…
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San Diego Foundation Awards Most Scholarships in History
The San Diego Foundation awarded more than $3.4 million in college scholarships to 1,025 local students for the 2021-22 academic year, it was announced Monday.
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San Diego Foundation Announces $400,000 In Grants To Build Wealth In Black Community
The San Diego Foundation announced $400,000 in grants to the San Diego Workforce Partnership and the Neighborhood House Association to help build generational wealth for Black San Diegans through education and workforce training.
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San Diego Foundation and SDG&E Announce Grant For Black Women Entrepreneurs
In honor of Jackie Robinson Day, The San Diego Foundation and San Diego Gas & Electric on Thursday announced a $42,000 grant to the Central San Diego Black Chamber of Commerce in support of a new initiative to support Black women entrepreneurs in the region.
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San Diego Unified, SD Foundation To Grant $5 Million For Summer School
Nonprofits with ideas to reimagine and enhance the 2021 summer school experience with free afternoon enrichment programs can begin applying for $5 million in grants from The San Diego Foundation and San Diego Unified School District beginning on Friday.
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COVID-19 Community Response Fund Awarded More Than $58 Million, Report Finds
A year after its introduction, the San Diego COVID-19 Community Response Fund has granted more than $58 million to organizations countywide, supporting pandemic-related services ranging from child care to education technology, The San Diego Foundation announced Tuesday.
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San Diego Foundation Announces $250,000 Available In Grants For Child Care
The San Diego Foundation announced on Friday it is making more than $250,000 in grant funding available for nonprofit organizations working to support young children and their families with increased access to childcare.
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Applications Available for San Diego Foundation's Initiative to Provide Equitable Access to Green Spaces, Parks
In an effort to increase equitable access to green spaces and parks across San Diego County, the San Diego Foundation is providing thousands of dollars in grants to make it possible, the organization announced Monday.
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COVID Community Response Fund Grants $1 Million Split Between 6 Nonprofits
The San Diego COVID-19 Community Response Fund has granted $1 million to six nonprofit organizations providing financial assistance to San Diegans impacted by the pandemic, the San Diego Foundation announced Thursday.
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San Diego Foundation Grants $300,000 To Minority Communities For Businesses
The San Diego COVID-19 Community Response Fund has granted an additional $300,000 to uplift Black, Latino and Asian businesses amid continued stay-at-home orders, The San Diego Foundation announced Wednesday.
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San Diego Foundation To Announce Next Round Of Grant Funding
The San Diego Foundation and several partner organizations will announce the latest round of funding stemming from the San Diego COVID-19 Community Response Fund Wednesday.
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San Diego Foundation Grants $1.3 Million For Early Childhood Programs
The San Diego Foundation Thursday announced it has given $1.3 million in grants to eight nonprofit programs in San Diego County through its Early Childhood Initiative in order to increase access to affordable, quality care for children, strengthen families and support jobs.
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Local Non-Profit Helps Make College Possible for Students Across San Diego
The San Diego Foundation, which aims to make America’s Finest City a better place to work in, enjoy and live in, is helping relieve some of the financial burden that’s hit so many locals, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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San Diego Women's Foundation Helps Award $380,000 to Area Non-Profits
Two San Diego-based foundations teamed up to award an all-time high amount of grants to eight local non-profits whose work helps refugees and asylum seekers.
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San Diego Foundation Helps Local Organizations Supply Food During Pandemic
Although more closures and restrictions are slowly being lifted across San Diego County, many locals are still impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on the economy. In these hard times, food assistance programs have been a lifeline for hundreds of households, especially helping those who lose their jobs. Episcopal Community Services’ Food Distribution Center has been providing meals for...
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San Diego Nonprofits Working Around the Clock to Keep People Safe
A look at how Serving Seniors, a San Diego nonprofit that helps low-income seniors, has been ramping up its efforts during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Barrio Logan School Serving Homeless Kids Gets $100k Grant
NBC 7’s Rory Devine shares the story of a homeless student impacted by the closure of a special school in Barrio Logan.
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Barrio Logan School Serving Homeless Kids Gets $100k Grant
The Monarch School serves close to 300 students in kindergarten through 12th grade who are in a “homeless situation.” It provides showers before and after school, toiletries, clothing and food to its students. But like most schools, it is closed due to the pandemic. “The safe place we worked so hard to build is now no longer accessible to our...
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Southwestern College Awarded Grants to Help Students During COVID-19 Pandemic
Southwestern College announced on Monday it will use two grants totaling $135,000 to help students affected by the COVID-19 pandemic complete their semesters online and secure much-needed housing, food and other necessities.