From its early beginnings, to iconic athletes, to the role of the US Olympic & Paralympic Foundation, we explore eight facts about the Paralympics. Continue Reading
Everything You Need to Know about AmericaShare’s COVID-19 Response
AmericaShare supports communities in Africa, providing lifechanging educational resources. We look at the organization’s response to COVID-19. Continue Reading
5 Nonprofits That Aim to Help People Experiencing Food Insecurity
With the Covid-19 crisis heightening economic difficulties, we look at the work of nonprofits seeking to help people in need. Continue Reading
Spotlight on the Alzheimer’s Association’s First Survivor Campaign
With Alzheimer’s disease affecting 5.8 million American seniors, we look at the Alzheimer’s Association and its First Survivor campaign. Continue Reading
How Has COVID-19 Impacted Homelessness in the US?
We explore the impact of the pandemic on people experiencing homelessness in the United States, and what charity organizations are doing to help. Continue Reading
What Is the Impact of the Pandemic on Children with Special Needs?
This explores particular challenges for parents of special needs children presented by the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent educational disruption. Continue Reading
5 Organizations Seeking to Assist Children in Need
This article looks at various organizations focused on helping children from underserved communities. Continue Reading
This Is How Parents Helping Parents Helps Children with Special Needs
Children with disabilities have been disproportionately affected by Covid-19. We examine the role of Parents Helping Parents in supporting families. Continue Reading
Nonprofits Aim to Help People in Need in the Bay Area
In this article, we examine two Silicon Valley nonprofit organizations that are helping people in need. Continue Reading
What You Need to Know about the YMCA Y Learning Labs Program
The Y Learning Labs for Super Scholars Program provides students with academic support and helps them to build self-reliance. Continue Reading
A Look at 6 Nonprofits’ Response to the Pandemic
From LifeMoves to Second Harvest Community Food Bank, we look at nonprofits focused on helping the community amid the pandemic. Continue Reading
Spotlight on the Human Prosperity Project at the Hoover Institution
The Human Prosperity Project explores the differences between socialism and capitalism and the impact of the two systems on economic development. Continue Reading
What Is Alzheimer’s Disease and Is There a Cure?
Alzheimer’s disease is a debilitating, life-threatening condition that severely impacts quality of life. We look at common signs and symptoms. Continue Reading
LifeMoves: Working to Help Silicon Valley’s Homeless Community
With the homeless community particularly vulnerable to Covid-19, LifeMoves is doing important work in Silicon Valley. Continue Reading
10 Things You Need to Know about CollegeSpring
This article explores the history and impact of CollegeSpring, an organization that has helped over 30,000 students achieve academic success. Continue Reading
The Facts You Need to Know about Alzheimer’s Disease
From the disease’s discovery to its seven stages, we take an in-depth look at Alzheimer’s disease. Continue Reading
A Look at CAF’s Response to the Pandemic
In this article, we look at the Challenged Athletes Foundation’s response to the global outbreak of Covid-19. Continue Reading
Spotlight on the WVCS Covid-19 Relief Program
We investigate how West Valley Community Services (WVCS) is supporting families throughout the West Valley throughout the COVID-19 crisis. Continue Reading
5 Silicon Valley Nonprofits You Need to Know About
Benefiting causes including everything from homelessness to college preparedness, these five organizations support communities in Silicon Valley. Continue Reading
Parents Helping Parents: A Vital Resource for Parents of Children with Special Needs
We look at the work of Parents Helping Parents, exploring how this Bay Area non-profit supports parents of children with special needs. Continue Reading
7 of the Best American Charities Serving People Facing Homelessness
From Covenant House to LifeMoves, we look at seven American charities that help people facing homelessness. Continue Reading
CollegeSpring: Democratizing College Test Prep for Low-Income Students
We look at the work of CollegeSpring, an American organization that helps young people prepare for exams, paving the way for a college education. Continue Reading
7 Bay Area Nonprofits & Charities You Need to Know About
In this article, we look at seven charities and nonprofits in the Bay Area, from educational organizations, to food banks, to parent support groups. Continue Reading
West Valley Community Services: Halting Hunger in Santa Clara County
West Valley Community Services (WVCS) serves the communities of Saratoga, West San Jose, Cupertino, Monte Sereno, and Los Gatos in California’s Santa Clara County. Continue Reading
5 American Charities Working to End Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s is a progressive, irreversible brain disorder that impairs memory and cognitive function. Over time, it affects a person’s ability to complete the simplest tasks. Continue Reading
Everything You Need to Know About the Team Up! Campaign
The Team Up! campaign encourages US Olympic Committee employees to get involved and give back to Team USA. In this article, we look at the work undertaken under the Team Up! campaign, and how the US Olympic and Paralympic Foundation goes above and beyond to support athletes across the USA. Continue Reading
Parents Helping Parents Supports People With Disabilities Amid the Pandemic
A 501(c)3 organization based San Jose, California, Parents Helping Parents aims to provide vital services to enable families and communities to help adults and youth with special needs to build a better and brighter future. Continue Reading
Everything You Need to Know About St. Denis Parish Church
In this article we look at the history of St. Denis Catholic Church, exploring the vital contributions made through its outreach programs, which support individuals facing difficulties and the entire community of Menlo Park. Continue Reading
What is the Supporting Older Americans Act of 2020?
The Supporting Older Americans Act of 2020 was just passed into law. Here’s how it will improve support for people with Alzheimer’s. Continue Reading
Amador Valley Investment Club Host Q&A With Mark Stevens on Venture Capital and Covid-19
Mark spoke to students from the Amador Valley Investment Club as well as other high schools virtually on May 27th, 2020. Continue Reading
Spotlight on the YMCA Covid-19 Childcare Program
In this article, we look at the YMCA Silicon Valley’s Covid-19 Childcare Program, which provides childcare for essential and frontline workers. Continue Reading
Mark Stevens Spoke to Graduates During the University of Southern California’s 2020 Student Athlete Graduation
Mr. Stevens recognized this year’s record-breaking number of Stevens Scholars, who have demonstrated athletic and academic excellence by graduating with a 3.5 cumulative GPA or higher. Continue Reading
Spotlight on the Penninsula Arts Guild Non-Profit
We look at the Peninsula Arts Guild and its work converting Menlo Park’s Guild Theatre into a top-tier live music and entertainment venue. Continue Reading
Spotlight on Second Harvest of the Valley
A nonprofit organization, Second Harvest of Silicon Valley aims to eradicate food poverty. Learn about the food bank’s role in the community. Continue Reading
Learn about the San Francisco Symphony, including its history, educational programs, and internationally renowned Youth Orchestra.
Learn about the San Francisco Symphony, including its history, educational programs, and internationally renowned Youth Orchestra. Continue Reading
Everything You Should Know About Parents Helping Parents
Learn about the work of Parents Helping Parents, a California-based nonprofit that supports the parents of children with special needs. Continue Reading
9 Things You need to Know About YMCA Silicon Valley
Since 1867, the YMCA has been listening and responding to the needs of people living in San Jose and the South Bay Area. We look at the organization’s vital work, helping young people reach their true potential and improving health and wellbeing within the local community. Continue Reading
8 of the Facts You Need to Know About Cristo Rey San José Jesuit High School
Cristo Rey San José Jesuit High School is a Jesuit Catholic school located in Santa Clara Street, San José, California. Here’s how the school empowers students from underserved communities, spiritually preparing them to become accomplished leaders committed to the lifelong pursuit of learning, justice, and faith. Continue Reading
Spotlight on the Challenged Athletes Foundation
The Challenged Athletes Foundation’s moto is “Empowering Lives Through Sport.” We look at the organization’s activities, which inspire people with physical challenges in America and around the world to get active and participate in sports. Continue Reading
This Is What You Need to Know About the Team Behind the Team VIP Weekend 2019
The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Foundation was founded in 2013. This 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization is Team USA’s chief source of philanthropic support. It generates important financial resources that enable Team USA athletes to attain their full potential, both within and outside of their chosen sports. Continue Reading
Mark and Mary Stevens – The Giving Pledge
“We are proud to join Warren Buffett, Bill and Melinda Gates and the others who have committed to the Giving Pledge. My wife, Mary, and I feel very fortunate and blessed that we find ourselves, at a relatively young age, to be able to give our time, treasure and talent to a variety of philanthropic… Continue Reading
Mark and Mary Stevens Champion Philanthropy at USC and Beyond
Their generosity has endowed several programs and centers important to USC’s future. MARK STEVENS ’81, MS ’84 and his wife, Mary, are committed to the Giving Pledge, a promise among the world’s wealthiest people to commit more than half of their fortune to charitable causes that leave the world a better place. “There are three things you… Continue Reading
