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Good Thursday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on new grants by the Chicago-based Walder Foundation focused on Israeli causes in the wake of the Oct. 7 attacks, and feature an opinion piece by Hadassah Shemtov about the importance of Torah study. Also in...

ConceptHR celebrated its customers at its 25th anniversary celebration Thursday afternoon in Aiken.

Good Thursday morning!In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on the launch of a new climate-focused investment fund by Israeli tech entrepreneur Ziv Aviram and former President Bill Clinton, as well as a meeting between American Jewish leaders...

Los Angeles Times

College students living in the same housing complex as senior citizens might not seem like something that would work — but for the residents of Vincentian Schenley Gardens, a personal care home in Oakland, it definitely does. Jean Bolden, who turned 95 on the Fourth of July, and Amanda Barber,

Also, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation has awarded $26 million to the Obama Foundation for its presidential center and leadership program, and the Boys & Girls Clubs of America has received $10 million to better support the mental and emotional well-being of children nationwide.

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Deadline: 31-May-23 The Eisner Foundation has launched a call for applications for the Eisner Prize Fellowship, a new program designed to support leaders

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Also, the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation will give up to $15 million over three years to test a new program that will provide direct cash payments to mothers in Flint, Mich., and the Marriott Foundation donated $2.3 million to establish a fellowship program in mental health at Unity Health Care, in Washington.