Sentences with phrase «organization city gate»
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At the time, Sex and the City was at its zenith, and Nixon threw her star power behind the organization, at one point chaining herself, along with a group of other public - school parents, to the gates of City Hall.
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Living in the city that's home to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and other organizations focused on world health, she acknowledges that she has many opportunities.
To increase the impact of its initiatives, the Gates Foundation has involved 13 other foundations and is working with more than one hundred intermediary organizations in two hundred cities located in almost every state.
And the Gates Foundation, which has for some reason backed Tucker and his organization with millions of dollars, must be playing the residents of River City, because they have bought this pitch and are pouring their savings into a band that can never play music except in a fantasy finale.
In addition, a number of external partners join state and city leaders to support these schools and their initiatives; for example, philanthropies and national organizations like the Gates Foundation and Jobs for the Future provide financial and strategic support for schools, and industry partners like Con - Edison and IBM support P - TECH programs.11
A second report, Approaches of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation - Funded Intermediary Organizations to Structuring and Supporting Small High Schools in New York City, prepared by Policy Studies Associates, Inc., examines the roles of 18 intermediary organizations that were funded by the Gates Foundation to start and advise new small schools.
Through the College - Ready Promise, Gates gave the city's five major high - performing charter - school - management organizations a combined $ 60 million in funding for the program.
Although the Parks Conservancy's Golden Gate Bridge walking tours have ceased operations, if you are interested in the history of the Golden Gate Bridge, we highly recommend the twice - weekly free Bridge walks offered by City Guides, a non-profit organization associated with the San Francisco Public Library.