Foundation Supports the Arts with a $6,000 Grant
/On October 19, the Foundation presented a $6,000 grant check to an arts based non-profit in Menlo Park.
Read MoreFoundation Presents $6,000 Grant Check to San Mateo Non-Profit
/Continuing its tradition of year round giving, the Foundation presented a grant check of $6,000 to Peninsula Family Service on October 19th.
Read More$64,000 Awarded to Silicon Valley Area Children Non-Profits
/On September 17th, the Intero Foundation awarded the final round of quarterly grants this year. The $64,000 of grants this quarter brings our total donation amount for this year (so far) to $200,500.
Read MoreWe Proudly Welcome Lana Morin Pierce as Our New President
/Announcing realtor Lana Morin Pierce, who is taking over as the Intero Foundation president.
Read MoreContinuing Giving With Another $8,000
/Rebekah Children’s Services, a long time recipient of Intero Foundation grants, received another quarterly grant check this past Wednesday. Located in Gilroy, Rebekah Children’s Services (RCS) is dedicated to helping children with emotional, social, or physical health problems.
Read More$8,000 Grant Awarded to School Health Clinics of Santa Clara County
/On Tuesday, the Intero Foundation presented its first (of many!) fourth quarter grant checks. School Health Clinics of Santa Clara County, a first time Intero Foundation recipient based in Gilroy, focuses on providing high quality primary healthcare for low-income and uninsured children. For 28 years this non-profit pushed itself to grow well beyond its humble roots and kept itself going with the help of volunteers, the community, and like-minded donors who believed in their cause.
Read MoreIntero Foundation Gives to Local Children in San Jose
/Earlier this week the Intero Foundation proudly provided a $7,500 grant to the South Valley Family YMCA in San Jose. This grant is going to be used to fund chrome books for a new after school program.
Read MoreBAWSI - Bringing Health, Happiness, and Hope
/As a kid, our parents threw us into soccer or dance, or baseball. Anything to get us out of the house, interacting with other kids, and moving our bodies. Little did we know, we were learning extremely valuable skills like teamwork, leadership, persistence, and patience, all while enjoying time with our friends and making memories that helped build us into the adults we are today.
Read MoreOne Door Closes, Another One Opens
/Last year, after 30 years of service, the Russell Bede School located in San Mateo closed its doors. The school had become a place for Bay Area children whose learning differences made mainstream schools a challenge.
Read MoreIntero's Fremont Office gets in on the Giving Game.
/Last month, our Intero Fremont group granted 3 different charities in the Tri-City area.
Read MoreFoundation Spotlight - Family Supportive Housing
/We use to have a house, a place to come home to. I had my own room with pink walls and a basket full of stuffed animals. We had a yard where my brother and I played until the sun went down. We had all of this until rent went up and Mom and Dad couldn’t afford it anymore, even with 3 jobs between them.
Read MoreIntero Foundation Continues to Grow the Business of Giving
/On March 19th, the Intero Foundation issued their first round of grants for the year directed towards the California communities of Los Altos, San Carlos and San Mateo.
Read MoreA House of Hope, Hospitality and Healing
/You just had your first child. A beautiful baby boy…..6 weeks early and only 3 lbs. You’re told that the newest addition of your family will have to stay in the hospital for another 4 weeks or until he’s healthy enough to leave. What do you do?
Read MoreThe Grateful Garment Project
/Picture this, a child is taken to a Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) facility after being sexually abused to be examined and checked medically and emotionally. They're devastated, tired and hungry. All they want to do is go to a comfortable place, not talk to anyone and just let everything go back to normal.
Read MoreCycling Toward the STARS
/The Intero San Diego office located in Chula Vista, CA, started off their year with a generous $1,000 donation to San Diego VeloYouth.
Read MoreSwinging into the Holiday Spirit, the Intero Foundation Continues to Grow the Business of Giving
/Throughout the year, Intero makes an effort to give back to the community by giving quarterly grants to organizations that support kids in the community. In fact, since its inception, the Foundation has collected over $3 million through agent/employee contributions and fundraising events.
Read MoreShop With a Cop Volunteers Needed!
/We are soliciting a minimum of 40 volunteers to work the various stations such as, Santa's Helpers, gift wrappers, greeters etc. for the shopping spree. Please let me know if you can help us out by providing names of the volunteers.
Read MoreMentoring Young Men To Move Forward
/The young man who started this organization, Malik Wade, grew up in inner-city San Francisco and could not resist the appeal of street life. Although a promising athlete with potential to do great things, by the time of his graduation, he was under investigation for selling narcotics and was eventually sentenced to 14 years in prison. He came out seeing the world in a whole new light.
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