Fog City As-builts Giving Back
As a company we feel strongly that it does " take a village to raise a child." So in this modern age we as a company have chosen two methods to give back to the children in our community. One by donating our time and the other by giving a portion of each contract to one of the three organizations below. It's not a lot but we all need to start somewhere so we encourage you to visit their web sites and see what they are doing to help our children live safer, healthier and more happy lives. Below is a snippet from each of their web sites.
Architectural Foundation www.afsf.org |
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The Architectural Foundation of San Francisco is a nonprofit educational
organization that involves San Francisco elementary and secondary students in a mentored appreciation of architecture, engineering, construction and the design process. Their programs are unique, combining architects, engineers, designers and business leaders with expertise in the practical world of design and development with teachers’ knowledge of their academic discipline and their skills in pedagogy. This combination of professionals allows students to become the artists and creators they were meant to be. It brings meaning and context to their education. |
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Donors Choose www.donorschoose.org |
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DonorsChoose.org is dedicated to addressing the scarcity and inequitable distribution of learning materials and experiences in our public schools. DonorsChoose.org will improve public education by engaging citizens in an online marketplace where teachers describe and individuals can fund specific student projects. We envision a nation where students in every community have the resources they need to learn. |
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Homeless Children’s Network www.hcnkids.org |
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Homeless Children’s Network’s Mission is to decrease the trauma of homelessness and domestic violence, to increase the strength and effectiveness of the HCN Collaborative, and to provide early childhood education and consultation to shelter-based child care and family child care providers. |
 HOMELESS CHILDREN'S NETWORK |
