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Tara Maddala & Brad Waugh
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Tara has spent the past 20 years working in genomic diagnostics to help patients make better treatment decisions. She is now founder and CEO of Pandora Bio, a startup focused on precision early detection tools for
student mental health. Brad is Associate General Counsel with Intel, where he manages patent lawsuits globally. With three kids who are 17, 17, and 19 years old, Brad and Tara will be empty-nesters starting this fall. They are passionate about equitable mental health services access, serving the homeless, promoting jazz radio, and making the world accessible for disabled children.
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Philanthropy and community service are an integral part of Mica Mayo’s life. In her heart is this quote from Martin Luther King, Jr., “You make a living by what you get. You make a life by what you give.” With
that, each month her global team at ServiceNow comes together for virtual team volunteering. She is a lifetime member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., the first intercollegiate historically African American sorority with the mission "to be of service to all mankind." And her family strives to make volunteering a favorite family pastime.
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After a 34-year career in university administration, Jacqueline pivoted back to her earliest interest in the arts and is now a painter. Her philanthropy is centered on the environment (primarily conservation) and
education, both locally and globally. She is interested in expanding her outlook on approaches to creative solutions for social change.
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COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS
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SV2 Grantee and Investee Partner Celebrations and Events
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We are seeking English Language Tutors to work one on one with staff on Zoom. The commitment is 1-2 hrs per week and training is provided. Contact María José Bastias (mariajose@mujeresunidas.net) to learn more and apply.
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Virtual Community Meeting: Redwood City Proposal to Regulate Retail Sales of Firearms and Ammunition
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Wednesday, 6/14 | 6:00pm | Zoom
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Join the Virtual Community Meeting on June 14 to hear an update on Redwood City's Proposal to Regulate Retail Sales of Firearms and Ammunition. Register here.
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Upward Scholars is looking for conversation-only partners to help students practice and improve their English conversation skills in a more casual, friendly virtual setting with a fluent English speaker. If you are interested in volunteering to serve as an English Conversation Partner to work virtually one-on-one with one of our students, please complete this short interest form here.
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Supporting local small businesses started and owned by Upward Scholars students and alumni helps students continue to live out their entrepreneurial dreams! Support our students and give them the boost they need to keep their businesses
thriving.
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Silicon Valley Social Venture Fund (SV2) is a
learning community of everyday givers committed to accelerating equity in the Bay Area through grantmaking and impact investing. For over 20 years, SV2 has been a trusted social innovation leader supporting locals to connect, learn, and practice giving in community alongside their peers.
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Silicon Valley Social Venture Fund (SV2)
Sobrato Center for Nonprofits – Redwood Shores 350 Twin Dolphin Dr, Suite 103 Redwood City, CA 94065 Tax ID: 51-0644783 info@sv2.org
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