Also, Cisco has committed $50 million to offer scholarships to students at historically Black colleges and universities, and the Annenberg Foundation has given a challenge grant of $25 million to protect wild cougars in Los Angeles.
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Students in Alexandria, Virginia are getting doused in critical race theory by public schools and the local Little League baseball organization. It’s virtue signaling on steroids.
Little League board president Sherry Reilly emailed all coaches and board members ordering the cancellation of practices on May 24 so they can attend a “Sports Can Battle Racism” workshop. Young baseball players will in turn be fielding critical race theory from their coaches in place of ground balls. The workshop is not optional.
The Alexandria Little League organization (which made the 2017 Little League World Series, seen in the file photo above) is partnering with the Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA) to confuse children and adults about U.S. race relations and more. Casey Miller, a spokeswoman for PCA, fed the
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Kathleen Hughes, founder of Ada s Café, left center, Charlie Hughes, center, and Todd Cerf, right, serve a customer at the Palo Alto cafe on Nov. 21, 2017. The nonprofit was among this year s Holiday Fund recipients. Embarcadero Media file photo by Veronica Weber.
Amid the devastating health and economic circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic over the past year, the Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund distributed more charitable grants and more money overall in 2021 than in any other year since its launch in 1993, thanks to overwhelming support from local donors.
Two Silicon Valley Foundations Launch $10 Million Effort to Support Local Latinx Communities
The LatinXCEL Fund seeks to increase investments in Silicon Valley’s Latinx leaders and organizations
May 18, 2021 15:56 ET | Source: Silicon Valley Community Foundation Silicon Valley Community Foundation Mountain View, California, UNITED STATES
Mountain View, California, May 18, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Silicon Valley Community Foundation in collaboration with Castellano Family Foundation today announces the launch of the LatinXCEL Fund, a $10 million initiative created to support Latinx leaders and organizations in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties. Through targeted investments, the fund will strengthen Silicon Valley’s ecosystem of Latinx-led organizations, ensuring that they have the long-term resources they need to unleash the full potential of the communities they serve.