The Impact Awards will go to business people or companies who have made exceptional philanthropic contributions including their work in the fields of education, health care, or arts and culture. TSO was recognized at last evening's Corporate Philanthropy Awards hosted by the Silicon Valley Business Journal as the top corporate funder to Silicon Valley nonprofits for the fifth year in a row. To learn more about the event, refer to the Silicon Valley Business Journal site information will be online as of Friday November 8th. Bay Area Staff, Jun 25, 2020 | The Silicon Valley Leadership Group, was founded in 1977 by David Packard of Hewlett-Packard. Kirsty Duncan, Director of Giving & Social Responsibility, shared a similar sentiment adding, "This means we are having a real impact on the hopes, dreams, and lives of the communities we love. In addition to honoring the top 50 corporate givers, who totaled about $102 million dollars in local non-profit contributions this year, the Silicon Valley Business Journal added a special twist which elevated the excitement. | What a reminder that committed and inspired people can make a difference in our communities where it is so desperately needed, Hoefer shared. These praiseworthy pairings of for-profit companies and nonprofit organizations address issues from poverty to substance use disorder through monetary donations, social impact, community involvement, and other charitable efforts. LOS GATOS, Calif. (PRWEB) 2020; 2019; 2018; 2017; 2016; 2015; 2014; 2013; 2012; 2011; 04/20 read article. Bay Area Staff, Jul 29, 2021 Residential Housing Project of the Year, Attached within a suburban setting, Best Campus Housing - Faculty or Student Residential, Institutional Use, SF Business Times RE Deal of the Year- Best Land Deal, Silicon Valley Business Journal Structures Awards - Best Public/Civic Project, US Green Building Council's 2014 LEED Outstanding Multifamily Project of the Year, San Francisco Business Times' Dealmaker of the Year, San Francisco Business Times' Real Estate Deals of the Year, Best Mixed-use Project, Leadership - Energy & Environmental Design, Foster City Chamber of Commerce, San Francisco Business Times' Real Estate Deals of the Year, Bargain, Energy Star for Homes - Leadership in Housing Award, Bargain Deal of the Year - San Francisco Business Times, Gold Nugget Grand Award Best Campus Housing Project, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Pheonix Award: Excellence in Brownfield Redevelopement - Region 9, Best Industrial Deal of the Year - San Francisco Business Times, San Francisco Business Times' Real Estate Deals of the Year, Best Community Impact / Suburban, California Construction Award of Merit, Multi-Family Residential/Hospitality category, Grand Winner of BUILDER Magazine's Builder's Choice Awards, Infill or mixed-use community category, Citation Award for the AIA East Bay Exceptional Residential Bay Area Regional Design Awards Architect Steinberg Architects, Landscape Architect CMG, Award for Green Construction from the Northern California and Western Nevada Chapter of the American Concrete Institute, Major Achievement in Merchandising Excellence (MAME) Best Internet Marketing, Silicon Valley Business Journal Structures Awards: Developer of the Year, Mixed-Use Project of the Year, Redevelopment/Re-Use Project of the Year, San Francisco Business Times Award - Deal of the Year - Best Community Impact/Suburban, Gold Nugget Award of Merit Outstanding Attached Project 18-40 units per acre, Gold Nugget Award of Merit Sustainable Residential Neighborhood Attached Home, This project, as of June 2008, was the only LEED - New Construction Gold-certified campus in Culver City, Los Angeles Business Council Architectural Award for Sustainability in the Commercial category, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold Certification for New Construction by the U.S. Green Building Council, Best of 2008 Award of Merit for Green Building, California Construction, Gold Award, NAHB Best of 50+ Housing, Small CCRC, On the Boards category, Innovation Award, NAHB Best of 50+ Housing, Small CCRC, On the Boards category, Builders Choice Award Condominiums- Merit Award, Gold Nugget Grand Award Best Attached Housing Project 18 to 40 du/Acre, Pillars of the Industry Award, Best Interior Merchandising - National Association of Home Builders Multifamily Council, Gold Nugget Best Attached Project 12-18 Units/acre, Market-Rate Residential Deal of the Year (Meridian Luxury Apartments) - San Francisco Business Times, Residential Real Estate Deal of the Year - San Francisco Business Times, Special Citation for Sustainable Design, International Association of Lighting Designers Annual Awards, Guth Award of Merit, International Illumination Design Awards, Gold Nugget Best in the West Award of Merit Best Redevelopment, Rehab or Infill Site. Bay Area Staff, Sep 25, 2019 Amounts include the total of the top 50 corporate philanthropists in Silicon Valley to local organizations, as self-reported to the Silicon Valley Business Journal and only including companies which chose to participate. Bay Area Staff, Jun 30, 2021 | Bay Area Staff, Dec 15, 2020 April 05, 2021 Kristy Campbell. Texas Instruments has been making progress possible for decades. | | The Silicon Valley Business Journal is compiling its . | CoreNet Global- 2022 Sustainable Leadership Award These praiseworthy pairings of for-profit companies and nonprofit organizations address issues from poverty to substance use disorder through monetary donations, social impact, community involvement, and other charitable efforts. Every award recipient was challenged with accepting the award in ten words or less. Bay Area Staff, Jul 30, 2020 Best Sustainable Residential Community, PCBC Gold Nugget Award of Merit - Bay Area Staff, Jan 20, 2022 Top of Mind: Philanthropy with Fresh Eyes, South San Jose office campus sale a step forward in Sobratos pledge to donate wealth, Bay Area Philanthropists Pinpoint The Regions Biggest Challenge, Top of Mind: Investing in our Communitys Change Makers, PropelNexts 2021 Northern California Grantee Cohort, Sobrato Pavilion Dedication and Ribbon Cutting, John A. Sobrato Receives 2018 Golden Hard Hat Award. Bay Area Staff, Aug 27, 2021 Presented by the Silicon Valley Institute for Regional Studies, Local Giving by Top 50 Corporate Philanthropists, Silicon Valley Community Foundation Corporate-Advised Grants to Local Recipients. Two notable companies that did not participate/self-report are Facebook and Kaiser Permanente. Shaloo Garg, managing director of growth stage & unicorn startups, Dec 18, 2019 The audience was asked to jump on to twitter and nominate the top non-profits from those attending who would receive a portion of the awards event proceeds, which the Journal was generously donating. We are the nation's most effective and dynamic business association representing the innovation economy and its ecosystem. TSO Chairman John A. Sobrato, and trustee Susan Sobrato were on hand to receive the award. | Amounts include the total of the top 50 corporate philanthropists in Silicon Valley to local organizations, as self-reported to the Silicon Valley Business Journal and only including companies which chose to participate. | Bay Area Staff, Feb 25, 2021 Seven Things to Know from a Conversation with John and Timi Sobrato, How the Sobrato Family Got Started in Climate Philanthropy, San Mateo County breaks ground on navigation center, Sobrato Family Members Give $965K to Support Ukraine, Climate Justice Pledge is Growing, but Many Top Funders Are Slow to Get on Board, Miller Center Launches Funds To Catalyze Investment In Its Alumni, The Personal and the Collective: How Three Generations of the Billionaire Sobrato Family Give, Feb 28, 2022 | Camille Llanes-Fontanilla, MPA, Feb 23, 2022 | Rayna Simpson, Site Manager of Sobrato Centers for Nonprofits Milpitas, Friends of Ting welcomes ROSIES Foundation, Sobrato Family Gift Offers a Home at Santa Clara for Cristo Rey Students, Feb 8, 2022 | The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Jan 27, 2022 | University of San Francisco, USF Receives Record-Breaking Gift of $17 Million for Scholarships, Sobrato gives $5 million for homeless help in San Mateo County, 5 Bay Area Philanthropic Leaders Raising the Bar on Giving Back, Foundations commit billions to fight climate change, Nov 10, 2021 | Silicon Valley Business Journal, Corporate Philanthropy: Silicon Valley companies increase local giving, Nov 4, 2021 | Silicon Valley Business Journal, Structures Awards: Pioneer of the Year John A. Sobrato, Governments and private funders announce historic US$1.7 billion pledge at COP26 in support of Indigenous Peoples and local communities, Oct 11, 2021 | William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Leading Philanthropic Organizations Partner and Commit to Over $328M to Reducing Methane Emissions, Sep 23, 2021 | Silicon Valley Business Journal, Structures Awards: Pioneer of the Year John A. Sobrato wants to make the Valley a place of opportunity for all, Affordable housing development breaks ground in San Jose, Grant gives Lindsay, Woodlake funds to help youngest English learners, Sep 3, 2021 | Sandy Herz, President of Sobrato Philanthropies, Jul 30, 2021 | San Francisco Business Times, Companies are finding new ways to step up and combat wildfire wreckage, Top 100 Bay Area Corporate Philanthropists, Sobrato Philanthropies Appoints Camille Llanes-Fontanilla as Vice President, Silicon Valley Programs, Jun 30, 2021 | Sandy Herz, President of Sobrato Philanthropies, Sobrato Philanthropies Welcomes New Board Member Jos Quionez, San Jose Legends: John Sobratos generosity is everywhere, Apr 30, 2021 | Sandy Herz, President of Sobrato Philanthropies, Mar 3, 2021 | Sandy Herz, President of Sobrato Philanthropies, Breaking through our Limiting Assumptions, Philanthropy runs deep in this Silicon Valley family, Feb 9, 2021 | The Chronicle of Philanthropy, We stand for equity, justice, and opportunity, Countys immigrant relief fund is still in high demand, Silicon Valleys hunger problems grow during a time of record profits, San Mateo Co.: Nonprofits Working Hard To Support Renters During Pandemic, 2020 William E. Simon Prize for Philanthropic Leadership Interview with John A. and Susan Sobrato, 2020 William E. Simon Prize for Philanthropic Leadership | Susan and John Sobrato, Under construction: Santa Clara Universitys campus within a campus, Nov 13, 2020 | Silicon Valley Business Journal, Silicon Valley companies donate more than $181M to local organizations, San Mateo County Adds Extra $2 Million To Fund For Immigrant COVID Relief, Loaves & Fishes opens doors on new San Jose headquarters, San Mateo Co. | @svbizjournal . The Impact Awards will go to business people or companies who have made exceptional philanthropic contributions including their work in the fields of education . | Griselda Orozco and Joan Scott with TI Community Relations in Silicon Valley accepted TI's Top Corporate Philanthropists Award presented by the Silicon Valley Business Journal. Silicon Valley Business Advocacy Groups Ranked by FY 2020 revenue Nov 18, 2022 Non-Profit Organizations Ranked by Revenue, most recent available Nov 18, 2022 Foundations Nov 18, 2022. 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