Katrina Crocker
Kimberly Sadowski, senior vice president & chief financial officer, walks us through how the Community Foundation is working to encourage diversity and belonging in the workplace.
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We all deserve to be able to go about our daily lives feeling safe from harm. But the egregious violence and senseless loss of life witnessed in Buffalo this past weekend is a stark reminder that Black, Asian American/Pacific Islander, Latino and Native American community...
Learn why we are striving to partner with more minority and/or women-owned business enterprises (MWBE) when making purchasing decisions.
Two grants will help Syracuse students secure internships and mentors.
Darrell Buckingham, program officer, explains how ending childhood lead poisoning also addresses racial equity.
We are excited to announce that we now offer an investment pool for current and future fundholders who want to generate a competitive market return while also emphasizing social and environmental benefits.
Pragya Murphy, development officer, introduces our new SRI investment pool, which includes DEI values.
Ahmeed Turner, executive director, Say Yes Syracuse, explains how the scholarship program helps break down barriers toward racial equity in education.
The Community Foundation was awarded a $150,000 grant from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation to expand window and door replacement city-wide in partnership with Home HeadQuarters.