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We envision a just and equitable society in which all historically marginalized groups can achieve their educational dreams and are uplifted by a collective network of support. VALUES. Equity | We reduce inequities experiences by Black Coloradans by removing barriers to education, financial assistance, and career development. Compassion | We ...
In 1910, Walter Sachs becomes a partner of the firm founded by his grandfather Marcus Goldman, where he works alongside his father and brothers. Walter Edward Sachs was born in New York City in 1884, the third son of Samuel Sachs and a grandson of Marcus Goldman.
May 31, 2013 · In what may be wishful thinking, Samuel Sachs II, who directed the chronically beleaguered Detroit Institute of Arts from 1985 to 1997, believes that the threat to the museum’s collection posed by Detroit’s dire financial circumstances may be “a lot of smoke but no fire.”
The Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County honor the following donors for their generosity to the Hildegard Howard Society which recognizes benefactors who have included NHMLAC in their estate plans.
Sachs Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship grants are typically awarded in the amount of $10,000 to $12,500 per year for four years of study ($40,000 to $50,000 total award) and can be applied to any accredited institution where a student is enrolled full-time.
Jun 30, 2015 · Wasserman Foundation. Severin Wunderman. Erna & Andrew Viterbi Foundation. Gifts of $3 Million+ The Samuel Bronfman Foundation: Edgar M. Bronfman & Charles R. Bronfman. National Broadcasting Company, Inc. Universal Studios Foundation Gifts of $2 Million+. Paul G. Allen Charitable Foundation. The Annenberg Foundation. The Crown Family. The David ...
Jun 10, 2024 · Sachs Foundation’s $1.7 Million Grant Offers Hope Amid Affirmative Action Rollbacks for Black Students. Despite persistent obstacles and systemic inequalities amid Affirmative Action setbacks, the Colorado-based foundation celebrates the awarding of scholarships to 50 Black students.
