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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…
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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…
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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…
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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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By Blithe Wiley SAN ANTONIO — When business consultant Celina Montoya joined the Steering Committee of the San Antonio Area Foundation’s Women & Girls Development Fund, she was surprised to…
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By Hernán Rozemberg SAN ANTONIO — The City of San Antonio’s Ready to Work program is a great new tool meant to address growing workforce needs, primarily stemming from the lingering economic impact…
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By Hernán Rozemberg LAREDO — It was such big news that the San Antonio Area Foundation took to the road to spread the word far and wide. Last fall, the…
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By Cecilia Martinez SAN ANTONIO — Congratulations to this year’s slate of local CEOs and senior-level managers for completing this year’s HOLT Advanced Leadership Program! This year’s 28-member cohort was…
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By Jade Esteban Estrada SAN ANTONIO — It’s a quiet Thursday afternoon when a bespectacled Lissa Martinez, an investor and entrepreneur, appears on my computer screen. She’s in her home…
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By Roland Barrera SAN ANTONIO — The closing line to the popular poem “I Hear America Singing” by Walt Whitman goes thusly: Singing with open mouths their strong melodious songs. These poetic words…
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