My friend and iconic local businessman, Tom Frost, used to speak about the stark differences in our beloved city in terms of whether one lived north or south of Hildebrand.
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 office. A poster about tree planting is
Area Foundation 2020 Digital Impact Report Looks at success through adversity Despite facing the challenge of a lifetime in the coronavirus pandemic, the San Antonio Area Foundation rose to the
The national celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month may end Oct. 15 on the calendar, but for retired U.S. Army General Alfred “Freddie” Valenzuela, the recognition of contributions made by Latinos
Dear friends, I hope you and your loved ones are safe and well. I am delighted to share some updates about the San Antonio Area Foundation’s significant impact in our city.
The San Antonio Area Foundation is excited to announce the winners of our 2021 Student Scholarship Picture Contest! This contest was started in 2020 as a way to engage scholarship
As the eldest of eight siblings and the first to graduate from college, I knew back during my days at Highlands High School in San Antonio that I would need
Tiffany Padilla always dreamed of getting a college degree to reach her career goal of becoming a youth counselor. But following her father’s stroke a few years ago, which took
The acceptance letter was effusive: “Congratulations! Welcome to the NYU Tisch School of the Arts Film MFA program!” As much as I welcomed that news, reality soon sunk in: I
A little financial assistance goes a long way toward helping youth realize their college dreams. That’s according to a new study commissioned by the San Antonio Area Foundation through The University of