A "sister" organization of SVP Seattle that was formed by David Lunsford and Michelle Moore of Dell Corp. and operates independently in the formation of its local giving priorities and grant decisions.
A "sister" organization of SVP Seattle that was formed by Jerry Hirsch, a Phoenix real estate executive, and operates independently in the formation of its local giving priorities and grant decisions.
Commands a portfolio consisting of eight nonprofit organizations in the Bay Area currently operating 23 enterprises providing transitional and permanent employment to low-income and formerly homeless individuals.
This global not-for-profit organization identifies and supports outstanding individuals outside North America with innovative programs for achieving systemic social change on a national and regional level.
This organization seeks to change the culture of the entrepreneurial sector in the Silicon Valley/Bay Area so they incorporate community involvement as a core element of their startup companies.
This organization applies a venture capital approach to philanthropy by providing seed money and technical support to individuals creating innovative public service organizations or projects.
This consulting organization works with nonprofits and corporations to create resources generated through profitable or revenue-generating enterprise to promote social change.
This group works as a business partner providing mentoring, resources and financing to fuel the development of successful and lasting businesses which provide jobs, economic development, leadership opportunities and on-the-job-training in low-income communities of the Bay Area.