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National Trust: Alazán-Apache one of 11 most endangered, historic places in U.S.
Fearing demolition, a national group names the 80-year-old public housing project in San Antonio one of the most endangered, historic places.
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New SAMMinistries CEO Nikisha Baker: ‘There’s so much need’
Appointed Sept. 1 as president and CEO of the homeless prevention nonprofit, Nikisha Baker succeeds Navarra Williams, who retired in August.
After donating $13.4M in relief funds, Area Foundation shifts focus to long-term recovery
Since March, the San Antonio Area Foundation has awarded $13.4 million in emergency funding through its COVID-19 Response Fund.
Soldier to the end: Veterans’ group honors leader lost to COVID-19
Prohibited from attending the internment due to COVID-19 restrictions, employees and veterans waited outside the cemetery gates to honor their deceased leader.
Inspired to help homeless, San Antonio teens adapt to pandemic
The pandemic forced the social entrepreneurs to get creative in how they work to help feed the community’s homeless and hungry.
Texas Biomed taps development executive with a global outlook
Dr. Akudo Anyanwu will be the Texas Biomedical Research Institute’s first vice president of development, where she will oversee fundraising.
Rivard Report becomes San Antonio Report to reflect broader mission, coverage
The nonprofit online news outlet is now the San Antonio Report, rebranded with a new logo but with the same mission of public service journalism.
Canceled Valero Texas Open sinks $14M into struggling nonprofits
Officials with the Valero Texas Open, canceled in April, will award $14 million to 149 charities across the nation, including 53 in San Antonio.
produce, rice, and beans: Nonprofit housing group supplies staples to residents in need
Local nonprofits have distributed around 300,000 pounds of food in less than two months thanks to a grant from the USDA Farmers to Families Food Box Program.
‘Texans helping Texans’: H-E-B kicks off statewide Food Bank fundraiser
With every customer purchase of H-E-B brand products through Sept. 8, the grocer will donate to Feeding Texas.
Zoo train passengers relive ‘ambush,’ this time for a good cause
For three siblings who witnessed the history-making train robbery as kids in 1970, a reenactment of that day provides “surreal” fun.
Fiesta cancellation ‘depressing’ for city, businesses, nonprofits
The absence of a Fiesta in 2020 means fewer fundraising opportunities for nonprofits and a missing revenue stream for many businesses.
Education Nonprofit Leader Mark Larson Resigns After One Year in Role
City Education Partners CEO Mark Larson has resigned from his post at the education nonprofit one year after he joined the organization.
