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Danielle Gunter, Puppy Food Bank executive director, shows off the initial round of pet food that the San Antonio nonprofit donated to four no-kill animal welfare groups in a May 22 event at Orsinger Park, 12230 Huebner Road, San Antonio. (Courtesy Puppy Food Bank)
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San Antonio’s Puppy Food Bank provides food to animal welfare groups

By Edmond Ortiz

San Antonio nonprofit Puppy Food Bank, which launched in January, made its first donation of pet food May 22 to four Texas no-kill animal welfare groups.

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From left, Wonders and Worries co-founder Meredith Cooper and Program Director Deanna Smith, and Ecumenical Center CEO Mary Beth Fisk celebrate Wonders and Worries receiving Level 1 Trauma-Informed Care certification. (Courtesy Ecumenical Center)
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Two women and one man holding an oversized check.
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Former Dallas Cowboys star Ed “Too Tall” Jones (second from right) poses with fellow participants at a NFL Alumni Super Bowl of Golf qualifier held April 24 at TPC San Antonio. (Courtesy Nolden Imaging Solutions)
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Volunteers from nonprofits Love, Tito’s Block to Block and Green Spaces Alliance of South Texas do some gardening at the Garcia Street Urban Farm, 218 Garcia St., San Antonio, on April 14. The two nonprofits are partnering to turn the Garcia farm and three other local community gardens into hubs to boost community gardening efforts in their respective neighborhoods. (Courtesy Love, Tito’s)
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WellMed employees in San Antonio hold Easter baskets that company workers helped put together in March to provide to women and children staying at the Battered Women and Children’s Shelter. WellMed Charitable Foundation on April 3 awarded a $20,000 grant to San Antonio’s Family Violence and Prevention Services to help older women seeking refuge from domestic violence. (Courtesy WellMed)
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Brandy Ralston-Lint (center), senior vice president of community and media relations for Security Service Federal Credit Union, presents Erin Ray (left), Endeavors’ deputy communications director, and Jacquelyn Eckmann, Endeavors communications director, with a $2,500 donation. (Courtesy SSFCU)
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The Randolph Area Christian Assistance Program is a nonprofit organization located in Schertz that assists families with food, utilities and other needs. (Courtesy Randolph Area Christian Assistance Program)
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Singles Professional Network San Antonio installed its new 2023 board of directors in an April 1 event at the Bulverde-Spring Branch Activities Center. From left, the new board members are Sue Logan, president; Dolly Isakson, activities director; Leslie White, vice president and public relations director; Noey Pena, newsletter editor; Martha Robbins, treasurer and membership director; and Susanne Sotack, hospitality director. (Courtesy Singles Professional Network San Antonio)
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This is an artist’s rendering of an American Cancer Society Hope Lodge, which the ACS plans to develop in the South Texas Medical Center. Methodist Healthcare Ministries recently announced an $11 million gift to help support development of a Hope Lodge in San Antonio to provide free lodging for visiting cancer patients and their caregivers. (Courtesy Methodist Healthcare Ministries/American Cancer Society)
American Cancer Society received $11M gift for Hope Lodge in San Antonio
Members of the group Teens Give Back SATX gather at SAMMinistries on Feb. 20 to make beds made of bags, which are provided to homeless persons as a means of lightweight, waterproof, comfortable bedding. SAMMinistries is one of 12 organizations receiving a total of more than $17.1 million in federal money to support local homelessness services. (Courtesy SAMMinistries)
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. is extending a $500,000 grant to San Antonio nonprofits greater:SATX, Local Initiatives Support Corporation and MassChallenge to help them aid small, minority-owned local businesses. (Courtesy Tim Mossholder/Pexels)
JPMorgan Chase grants $500K to 3 San Antonio nonprofits to boost small businesses
Security Service Federal Credit Union volunteer corps presents Marcus Walker (right), executive director for Daily Bread Ministries of San Antonio, with a donation for $2,500. (Courtesy Security Service Federal Credit Union)
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