Posts by Hernan Rozemberg
Launching a Legacy of Educational Excellence in Bexar County
San Antonio Area Foundation Recognizes First-Ever Bexar County Legacy Scholarship Recipients SAN ANTONIO — More than three dozen local high school students have just started their senior year with a big…
Read MoreA Step Forward: Area Foundation Receives Prestigious Diversity & Inclusion Award
By Hernán Rozemberg SAN ANTONIO – With its trust-based philanthropy modus operandi and an unprecedented push toward equity as part of its new strategic plan, the San Antonio Area Foundation is proud…
Read MoreBrand New World: Area Foundation Now Accepting Crypto Donations
By Hernán Rozemberg SAN ANTONIO — As the most trusted and impactful philanthropic leader in our community, the San Antonio Area Foundation is constantly striving to innovate in terms of making…
Read MoreStanding Proud: Area Foundation Support Strengthens Local LGBTQI+ Community
By Kiko Martinez SAN ANTONIO – Ellen White was 60 when she first came out as a transgender woman four years ago. She turned to The Pride Center San Antonio for help on her…
Read MoreFree At Last: Juneteenth Celebrates African American Cultural Contributions to San Antonio
By Edward Cortez SAN ANTONIO — If you haven’t heard of Juneteenth, the San Antonio Area Foundation supports the efforts of a local nonprofit seeking to educate our community about this new federal…
Read MoreOlder Americans Month: Area Foundation’s SALSA Program Cares for Caregivers
By Blithe Wiley SAN ANTONIO ¾ Established in 2016, the San Antonio Area Foundation’s Successfully Aging and Living in San Antonio (SALSA)collective impact coalition was created to increase leadership, collaboration and funding to…
Read MoreOn A Mission: Area Foundation’s New Path Toward Community Leadership & Service
By James T. Hill SAN ANTONIO — My friend and iconic local businessman, Tom Frost, used to speak about the stark differences in our beloved city in terms of whether…
Read MoreAn Aging Conundrum: Is San Antonio Ready for 2034?
By Patricia Mejia and Jane Paccione According to the U.S. Census Bureau, by 2034, older adults (65+) will outnumber children for the first time in our nation’s history. What does…
Read MoreLaredo Students Set To Receive $40,000 Each For College
Laredo Students Set To Receive $40,000 Each For College LAREDO, Texas — Nearly a dozen talented local students have been selected to receive $40,000 each for their upcoming college studies as…
Read MoreSan Antonio Area Foundation Helps Inspirational Arts Nonprofits Recover From The Pandemic
By Kiko Martinez SAN ANTONIO — Local cultural arts nonprofit organization Somos Cultura y Mas faced having to scratch its popular annual Fiesta event this year due to the pandemic’s…
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