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San Diego Foundation Announces New Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Fund - Vimarsana News

San Diego Foundation Announces New Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Fund

The fund will raise money and give grants to AANHPI-led and/or-serving nonprofits; the announcement comes during National Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

Mayor Gloria Proposes Converting Building in Middletown to House 1,000 Homeless People - Vimarsana News

Mayor Gloria Proposes Converting Building in Middletown to House 1,000 Homeless People

If approved by the City Council, the plan would create the city's largest homeless shelter in a 65,000-square-foot building located at Kettner Boulevard and Vine Street, just west of Intestate 5.

Opinion: San Diegans Can Help Reduce Global Poverty by Investing in the World's Women - Vimarsana News

Opinion: San Diegans Can Help Reduce Global Poverty by Investing in the World's Women

For 20 years, San Diego-based Women’s Empowerment International, known simply as WE, has envisioned a world without poverty, in which women are empowered, uplifted, and equal partners with their male counterparts.

Opinion: This Women's History Month, let's invest in gender equality - Vimarsana News

Opinion: This Women's History Month, let's invest in gender equality

Today, nearly 2.4 billion women do not have the same economic rights as men. Progress is long overdue.

COVID-19 loans given to local nonprofits repaid with minimal losses - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 loans given to local nonprofits repaid with minimal losses

The San Diego Foundation and Mission Driven Finance Thursday announced that of $5.2 million lent to nonprofits during the COVID-19 pandemic, it has been repaid with less than one-tenth of 1% in losses.

Source: kpbs.org