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San Diego Foundation

We adhere to a deeply ethical approach to philanthropy, one that holds ourselves accountable to being a trustworthy partner and to approach our work with humility and respect for the expertise of the communities we serve and of the government, nonprofit, business sectors and individuals with whom we collaborate. We will be open-minded, learn constantly, listen carefully to different experiences and different perspectives, build strong and diverse coalitions, support community engagement, and engage in shared decision-making. For more than 50 years, The Foundation and our donors have granted more than $1 billion to grow a vibrant San Diego region. Learn more on our website: SDFoundation.org.www.sdfoundation.org

Search complete. 3 mentions across 2 episodes found for "San Diego Foundation".

Oct 13, 2026

Mackenzie ElmerHOST
1:37
A special thanks to the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of San Diego for being our partner for the ninth year.
Mackenzie ElmerHOST
1:44
Our thanks to The Prebys Foundation, AARP, Mark Nelson and NSE Consulting, The San Diego Foundation, which is sponsoring the community passport, the Rincon Tribe, Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest, Morgan Reed Law, and San Diego Housing Federation.
Mackenzie ElmerHOST
2:00
We'd also like to recognize KPBS and iNewsSource, our partners in public matters.
Mackenzie ElmerHOST
2:05
We are partnering to share content, conversation, and events like Politifest to ensure all San Diegans understand their opportunity to a-- their opportunity to participate in the democratic process, and that it means more than voting in an election.
Drew SchlosbergHOST
2:34
I'm not trying to sit there and patronize you, but I've worked with you for quite a while.
Drew SchlosbergHOST
2:38
We were at the San Diego Foundation and then a USD nonprofit institute in Prebys.
Drew SchlosbergHOST
2:44
This is just in your wheelhouse.
Drew SchlosbergHOST
2:45
It's in your DNA.

6 MINS LATER

Emily YoungGUEST
8:28
But again, it's way worse and far more consequential now, not just to public health, but our economy and quality of life.
Drew SchlosbergHOST
8:35
Right.
Drew SchlosbergHOST
8:35
So, and you know this because the world you lived in at the San Diego Foundation was environment.
Drew SchlosbergHOST
8:40
Your husband, obviously, mayor in Imperial Beach and everyone, Paloma, you mentioned in all that business, Scott, environmental lawyer and all that.

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