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Free and fun family events are offered at City Heights, Linda Vista, Memorial and Skyline Hills recreation centers from 5-8pm every Thursday, Friday and Saturday this summer. Bring your whole family!

Parks After Dark is a partnership between the City and County of San Diego, San Diego Parks Foundation and Price Philanthropies. It is part of the City’s “Come Play Outside” initiative, which serves more than 15,000 youth and families each summer.

Reality Changers’ CEO, Tamara Craver shares how first-generation college alumni are trailblazers in diversifying academic, professional, and civic spaces.

Price Philanthropies Foundation pledges $2.5 million toward a five-year $3.5 million pilot project to train more mental health care workers. Interfaith Community Services will work with North County colleges to develop programs that allow students to earn on-the-job experience.

A partnership between the City of San Diego, San Diego County, San Diego Parks Foundation, and Price Philanthropies activates local parks with free and fun family entertainment and resources.

Alysson Snow receives Hispanic Heritage Month recognition for leading the Housing Rights Project in USD’s School of Law. Snow supervises law students who help tenants in low-income communities with legal housing needs through client interviews and representation in court.

The Housing Rights Project at USD School of Law and attorney, Alysson Snow, assist tenants who are living a nightmare in unsafe housing conditions by helping them to understand their legal rights.

The Barbara Parker, MD, Breast Center and Price Philanthropies Courtyard were established with a $10 million gift from Price Philanthropies to support the UC San Diego Hillcrest Redevelopment Project.

Free community festivals for the whole family every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night at the City Heights, Linda Vista and Skyline Hills Recreation Centers from July 14 through Aug. 27.

Aaron Price Fellows from six San Diego Unified high schools meet the Supreme Court Justice on trip to our nation’s capital.

MAKE Projects (Merging Agriculture, Kitchens + Employment) is a local job training social enterprise helping refugees and immigrants achieve their dreams. Enjoy global food, locally grown!