Announcing the Santa Fe Hestia Fund Philanthropy Fellowship
The Santa Fe Hestia Fund, a component fund of the Santa Fe Community Foundation, is launching a two-year fellowship program for young women of Santa Fe who are interested in developing knowledge and experience surrounding philanthropy in Santa Fe. The fellowship includes a scholarship for a two-year membership in Hestia. Santa Fe Hestia Fund is a women’s giving circle. Our mission is to support Middle School Children through funding for non-profit organizations. “We believe that if middle-school children are supported, positively engaged, thriving and aspiring they will graduate high school and go forward to successful lives.” We support grants to non-profit programs that provide this support to middle school children in Santa Fe.
For a full description of the Santa Fe Hestia Fund Fellowship Program and application materials, please contact:
Yvonne Sininger
ysininger@cnyconsult.com
714-813-4262
www.hestiasantafe.org
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