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Venable Foundation Donates $10K In Support Of Kingsborough Community College’s Food Pantry
Venable Foundation Donates $10K In Support Of Kingsborough Community College’s Food Pantry
The Venable Foundation, the philanthropic arm of law firm Venable LLP, has awarded Kingsborough Community College a $10,000 grant to help stock the College’s food pantry. Throughout the pandemic, the College’s Access Resource Center and CUNY Edge’s offices have been providing to-go bags filled with breakfast foods, canned goods, rice, proteins, and other non-perishables for public safety officers to distribute from the front gates of the College.
About Venable Foundation
Established in 1983, the Venable Foundation, Inc. promotes the health and well-being
of the communities where their clients and professionals work and live. The Foundation
supports a wide range of civic, cultural, and charitable endeavors, as well as public
interest law and legal education, brought to the attention of the Foundation by Venable
attorneys and staff, who often contribute their time and talent to those causes.
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