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Free Throws For Futures is sponsored by Golden State Community Foundation in partnership with The PG&E Corporation Foundation. This grant program supports education-focused nonprofits in Alameda and San Francisco counties. Each free throw made by the Warriors and Valkyries generates a $500 donation to benefit the Golden State Community Foundation and, ultimately, these nonprofits.
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Free Throws For Futures | Golden State Community Foundation | Golden State Community Foundation Where Every Made Warriors Free Throw Impacts Educational Equity During the 2024-25 season and postseason, the PG&E Corporation Foundation will be the presenting partner of Free Throws For Futures, which utilizes each Warriors free throw make to generate a $500 donation to benefit the Warriors Community
Foundation and, ultimately, education focused nonprofits in Alameda and San Francisco counties. Where Every Made Free Throw Impacts Educational Equity During the season and postseason, the PG&E Corporation Foundation will be the presenting partner of Free Throws For Futures, which utilizes each Warriors and Valkyries free throw make to generate a $500 donation to benefit the Golden State Community Foundation
and, ultimately, education focused nonprofits in Alameda and San Francisco counties.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Education-focused nonprofits in Alameda and San Francisco counties. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $500 per free throw (Warriors/Valkyries). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Free Throws For Futures is funded by Golden State Community Foundation in partnership with The PG&E Corporation Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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