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Silicon Valley has been the source of innovative, problem-solving philanthropic capital. ONE: Innovation Through Philanthropy, published by Silicon Valley Community Foundation, spotlights what’s working, identifies challenges and inspires participation in the solutions.

ONE - Fall 2011 Issue

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In the Fall 2011 Issue:

From Emmett D. Carson

Naturalization 2.0
Tech tools smooth the road to citizenship and the benefits that come with it.

X Means Success
Unified standards can help solve the math placement gap in Silicon Valley schools

On the cover: Building Community
Constructive dialogue and trusted information can help build a better Silicon Valley, one voice at a time

The New Normal for Nonprofits
Ten local leaders discuss the changing future of the nonprofit sector


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A roundup of news and developments at Silicon Valley Community Foundation.

What If?
The student advocate asks, what if every student had the chance to rise above expectations.

ONE - Spring 2011 Issue

In the Spring 2011 Issue:

From Emmett D. Carson

Voice Through Video
An award-winning project highlights immigrants struggles and successes.

Setting a New Tone
Nonprofits ensure community input for new San Jose police chief

On the cover: The Payday Lending Trap
Through mobilization, policy changes and financial education, advocates seek to help low-income borrowers out of the cycle of debt.

The Magic of Collaboration
Lata Krishnan and Ajay Shah bring entrepreneurial smarts to social problems.


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A roundup of news and developments at Silicon Valley Community Foundation.

What If?
What if Afghan women truly had opportunities to improve their lives?
By Khaled Hosseini

ONE - Fall 2010 Issue

In the Fall 2010 Issue:

From Emmett D. Carson

Insider Insight
Technology helps legal-services providers learn from each other.

A Region at Risk
Analysis points to potential problems.

On the cover: How We Grow
How will we create the Silicon Valley we want and need? Start with smart planning

Up to the Challenge
A Q&A with Jack O'Connell, who reflects on an educational eight years as state superintendent of public instruction.

ONE - Spring 2010 Issue

In the Spring 2010 Issue:

From Emmett D. Carson

A Shift to Savings
Matching funds help participants think bigge.r

A Region at Risk
Analysis points to potential problems.

On the cover: Everybody Counts
An accurate 2010 census matters to everyone in Silicon Valley, no matter who you are.

Banking on Change
Prosper's Chris Larsen fights for financial fairness.

ONE - Fall 2009 Issue

In the Fall 2009 Issue:

From Emmett D. Carson

Social Profit
Bottom-line businesses with nonprofit goals

Speaking the Language
New ideas for adult English learners

On the cover: Balancing the Equation
For the sake of Silicon Valley's students and businesses, educators must close the achievement gap in math

Partners in Philanthropy
Pam Scott and Tim Koogle think education is a smart investment

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A roundup of news and developments at Silicon Valley Community Foundation.

What If?
Education for the 21st Century By Linda Darling-Hammond

ONE - Spring 2009 Issue

In the Spring 2009 Issue:

From Emmett D. Carson

Preserving the Safety Net
The struggle to provide more food and shelter.

Finding Value in the Arts
Donors Step Up for Local Culture.

On the cover: Keeping Doors Open
Solutions from the front line of foreclosure prevention.

The Power of Corporate Philanthropy
Dan Warmenhoven and NetApp weave generosity into company culture.

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A roundup of news and developments at Silicon Valley Community Foundation.

What If?
What if children really were our future? By John L. Maltbie

ONE - Fall 2008 Issue

In the Fall 2008 Issue:

From Emmett D. Carson

The New Face of Need
How nonprofits and their clients respond in tough times.

Five-star Philanthropy
Reviewing the power of nonprofits.

Ready to Learn
Preparing kids for kindergarten and beyond

Board School
eLearning the ins, outs, dos and don'ts of nonprofit leadership.

On the cover: Civic Citizens
Impassioned people change their communities, and community involvement changes people. Call it the hopeful cycle of public progress.

Built to Last
John A. Sobrato and his family helped create Silicon Valley. Now, they're developing better philanthropy.

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A roundup of news and developments at Silicon Valley Community Foundation.

What If?
Seeding innovative thinking to meet the information needs of our communities. By Alberto Ibargüen