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04/16/2022

🔊JOIN US for our 3rd Annual Kool Kids Foundation Celebrity Golf Outing Cedar Hill Golf & Country Club in Livingston, NJ , July 12 2022!

For more information visit:
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04/11/2022

Photos from Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation's post

Welcome to The Core Foundation, Inc.
04/08/2022
Welcome to The Core Foundation, Inc.

Welcome to The Core Foundation, Inc.

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04/02/2022

April is National Donate Life Month and it’s important to raise awareness about organ donation and how it can help save lives!

There are currently more than 100,000 people in need of a life-saving organ transplant. Each day about 22 of them will die waiting. Let's change. Join us in the fight to raise awareness about the importance of organ donation. 💚💙💚💙

   

03/07/2022

Via California Transition Alliance:

We are PSYCHED to hear Holly Robinson Peete present! Btw leading efforts in the Parkison's & Autism community, learn abt the & the success of her son RJ! How they turned their Never day into, "Oh Yes He Can!"

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Today, Dress for SuccessWorldwide, the leading global nonprofit employment resource for women, announced the 28 women to...
02/27/2022
Robin Roberts and Scarlett Johansson Among 28 Distinguished Women Honored by Dress for Success Worldwide

Today, Dress for SuccessWorldwide, the leading global nonprofit employment resource for women, announced the 28 women to be celebrated in its annual “Your Hour, Her Power” campaign.

Among the list of esteemed women are Good Morning America co-anchor Robin Roberts and award-winning actor and founder of The Outset Scarlett Johansson. The campaign asks people to donate the equivalent of one hour of pay to support the organization’s mission to help women achieve economic independence.

https://spmgmedia.wordpress.com/2022/02/27/robin-roberts-and-scarlett-johansson-among-28-distinguished-women-honored-by-dress-for-success-worldwide/

Today, Dress for SuccessWorldwide, the leading global nonprofit employment resource for women, announced the 28 women to be celebrated in its annual “Your Hour, Her Power” campaign. Among the …

North Texas Food Bank receives $10.5 million from Perot familyThe North Texas Food Bank in Plano has announced a $10.5 m...
02/27/2022
North Texas Food Bank receives $10.5 million from Perot family

North Texas Food Bank receives $10.5 million from Perot family
The North Texas Food Bank in Plano has announced a $10.5 million gift from the Perot family.

The gift will support the Nourish North Texas campaign, a three-year effort to raise $500 million in funds and food to address hunger in the region. To that end, $10 million of the gift will be permanently invested in the NTFB’s Feeding North Texas Foundation, which aims to boost contributions with earnings that can provide a steady source of funding, and the remaining $500,000 will support the food bank’s annual operating expenses.

https://philanthropynewsdigest.org/news/north-texas-food-bank-receives-10.5-million-from-perot-family

The gift includes $10 million to be permanently invested in NTFB’s Feeding North Texas Foundation and $500,000 to address the food bank’s annual operating expenses....

Photos from LeBron James Family Foundation's post
02/19/2022

Photos from LeBron James Family Foundation's post

Home Depot Foundation - As a child, Luis Torres, principal of PS 55 X in the Bronx, said his only memory of a library wa...
01/26/2022

Home Depot Foundation - As a child, Luis Torres, principal of PS 55 X in the Bronx, said his only memory of a library was his school library. He wanted to make sure his students have the same access. With the help of , was able to help make that happen.

12/31/2021

Enter for a chance to win an NYC getaway with proceeds benefitting First Responders Children's Foundation! Visit www.CharityStars.com/MICKEY for a chance to win my “Ultimate NYC Thanksgiving Getaway,” with proceeds providing scholarship & mental health services for children who have lost a parent in the line of duty. The winners of my package will receive round trip airfare for 4 to New York, a 3 Days / 2 Nights hotel stay, 4 VIP tickets to the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade + much, much more! Scroll the photos to view my Christmas tree, on display now through January 2 at Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center’s Garden Conservatory!

Hedge-fund billionaire Michael Steinhardt was the subject of a Justice Department and SEC investigation that resulted in...
12/14/2021
Nonprofits That Benefited From Michael Steinhardt’s Dirty Money Need to Own Up to Their Complicity

Hedge-fund billionaire Michael Steinhardt was the subject of a Justice Department and SEC investigation that resulted in a multi-million-dollar settlement. That’s when he established a high-profile private family foundation.
For once, Michael Steinhardt can’t simply dust off his dirty work. Last week, the Manhattan District Attorney’s office concluded that the hedge-fund billionaire and philanthropist engaged in the illegal acquisition of antiquities. The telltale clue — dirt.

https://www.philanthropy.com/article/nonprofits-that-benefited-from-michael-steinhardts-dirty-money-need-to-own-up-to-their-complicity

The Manhattan District Attorney’s finding that the philanthropist illegally purchased cultural artifacts offers a stark reminder to nonprofits about the importance of demanding greater accountability and transparency from donors.

12/08/2021
Photos from Special Needs Network's post
11/14/2021

Photos from Special Needs Network's post

Stand Up To Cancer Unveils New Lung Cancer PSA Featuring CommonStand Up To Cancer (SU2C) announced last week the launch ...
11/09/2021

Stand Up To Cancer Unveils New Lung Cancer PSA Featuring Common

Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) announced last week the launch of a new public service announcement (PSA) campaign, in collaboration with Academy, Emmy and Grammy Award-winning artist, actor, activist and SU2C Ambassador Common, and with support from Bristol Myers Squibb.

The PSA raises awareness for lung cancer research and clinical trials. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death among both men and women in the United States and represents nearly 25% of all cancer deaths.

In the new broadcast PSA, Common highlights the profound impact lung cancer continues to have on the Black community. The hopeful, empowering and educational campaign addresses the importance of screening and treatment options, including cancer clinical trials. The campaign will come to life across print, digital, radio and out-of-home media, with the print and radio PSA being released in both English and Spanish-language.

“In 2014 my father died after his battle with cancer,” said Common. “He was truly someone who inspired me and made me want to be better. I believe that we can do better for ourselves – especially as Black men when it comes to health. I’m honored to support Stand Up To Cancer’s campaign to bring awareness to lung cancer research.”

This new campaign is the latest effort from Stand Up To Cancer that is being supported by Bristol Myers Squibb, who has provided funding for important SU2C research initiatives since 2014. Both organizations are committed to promoting and improving health equity in medically underserved communities. This awareness campaign was supported by a $5 million grant awarded to SU2C from Bristol Myers Squibb last year to help fund research and education efforts aimed at achieving health equity for underserved lung cancer patients, including Black people and people living in rural communities. In 2020, Bristol Myers Squibb awarded Stand Up To Cancer a total of $10 million in grant funding to support lung cancer research.

“More than 235,000 new cases of lung cancer will be diagnosed this year in the United States and research shows there are stark disparities in lung cancer diagnoses among diverse and rural communities,” said Sung Poblete PhD, RN, CEO of Stand Up To Cancer. “Stand Up To Cancer is committed to saving lives by accelerating cancer research and reducing barriers to clinical trial participation in medically underserved communities. We are thankful to Bristol Myers Squibb for their collaboration to support our efforts in lung cancer research and to Common for lending his voice and support to this important campaign.”

Despite recent progress in treating lung cancer, the disease remains the leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. with particularly high death rates in rural communities and among Black men. Each year, over 25,000 Black men and women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with lung cancer. Black men are about 15% more likely to develop lung cancer than white men.

“Our mission at Bristol Myers Squibb is to transform lives through science, but that also means ensuring that all people affected by cancer can equally benefit from the latest science and treatments,” said Wendy Short Bartie, senior vice president, US Oncology, Bristol Myers Squibb. “By bringing visibility to lung cancer inequities and encouraging diversity in clinical trials, this PSA will take an important step toward eliminating the dangerous disparities that exist for many underserved lung cancer patients. That’s why it was a clear fit for us to continue our longtime support of Stand Up To Cancer by aligning on this effort.”

The broadcast and radio PSAs were developed by SU2C and production studio Society. The print campaign was produced by SU2C with photography by Matt Sayles.

This campaign is the latest in a series of PSAs by SU2C to increase awareness about the importance of cancer screenings and clinical trials in medically underserved communities. SU2C formally announced its Health Equity Initiative in January 2020. To date, the initiative has focused on increasing diversity in cancer clinical trials, initiating advocacy group collaborations and awareness campaigns, and funding research aimed at improving cancer outcomes and screening rates in medically underserved communities.

To learn more about this PSA visit, StandUpToCancer.org/LungCancer.

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