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UpdatedMon, May 24, 2021 at 10:08 am PT Reply This year, Cox Charities awarded a total of $145,500 in scholarships to 34 students statewide. (Cox Charities/Zoom Courtesy Photo) DANA POINT, CA —Cox Charities Advisory Board members surprised nine area high school seniors with scholarships to help cover college costs in a video call Friday. This is the second year in a row that Cox Charities opted to virtually announce the scholarship recipients in what they called "a day of anticipation." Cox Charities is the philanthropic arm of Cox Communications and is funded by employee donations, matche...

 Arizona nonprofits that focus on education, diversity and environment/sustainability are eligible for grants worth up to $10,000 from Cox Charities. Programs that focus on K-12 and STEAM; water conservation, waste or carbon reduction; or serve 80 percent or more of a target population or serve an inclusion, diversity and equity initiative are eligible. Applications are being accepted at the Arizona Community Foundation website. More information on guidelines can be found at CoxCharitiesAz.org. The deadline is May 28. “Cox has a history of supporting nonprofits in the communitie...

Southern Nevada nonprofits encouraged to apply for Cox Charities grant n/a and last updated 2021-05-04 19:58:20-04 Cox Charities, the philanthropic arm of Cox Las Vegas, invites nonprofit organizations in the company’s Southern Nevada service area to apply for its annual grants. The application deadline is May 28 at 5 p.m. Grants are generally awarded in amounts up to $5,000 and support the philanthropic cornerstones of education, diversity, and/or environment/sustainability. Cox Charities has awarded more than $2.2 million to local nonprofits since 2007, with grants reviewed and select...

The Center for Dynamic Learning has been helping at-risk youth build self-confidence, find purpose and passion with its hands-on, student-centered curriculum based in science, technology, engineering, arts, math and manufacturing.  It’s an alternative approach to traditional classroom learning that helps keep kids engaged, gives them experience and gets them prepared for jobs in high-demand industries. Children from kindergarten through grade 12 are served through the nonprofit organization that focuses on collaboration, critical thinking and career preparation.   Fifteen different expe...