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Why Netflix and Pasos for Oak Cliff Put a Ring on It
We caught up with Pasos founder Jesse Acosta about the streaming giant’s shout-out, his sneaker nonprofit’s summer program, and his ambitious plans for the future.

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Why Dallas Is Diversifying its Blood Supply
A partnership between the Potter's House Church, American Red Cross, and United MegaCare are working to expand blood donors in North Texas.
By Chris Goodwin

Business
Joe Mannes Is the Brain Behind The Great Adventure Hunt
The Samco Capital Markets president creates challenging puzzles for ChildCareGroup’s fundraiser.
By Suzanne Crow

Nonprofits
How Corporate Leadership Strategies Are Transforming DFW’s Nonprofit World
Legacy leaders are stepping away from longtime roles, and new CEOs are bringing corporate strategies to DFW's nonprofit world.

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New Friends New Life CEO Bianca Davis Has Survived Six Hurricanes
The CEO of New Friends New Life, who was born amidst a hurricane in The Bahamas, shares her upbringing story.
By Ben Swanger
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Winners Revealed: D CEO’s Nonprofit and Corporate Citizenship Awards
D CEO and Communities Foundation of Texas honored DFW nonprofits and the companies that support them at The Factory in Deep Ellum.

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Froswa Booker-Drew and the Power of the HERitage Giving Circle
The nonprofit executive leads a group that supports underfunded organizations led by Black women.
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Launching the Longball: How I Won the Dallas Cowboys Home Run Derby
After I notched 24 home runs, Pasos for Oak Cliff walked away with a $13,600 check—the single largest fundraising effort in the organization’s history.
By Ben Swanger

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Energy Exec Juan Nevarez Is Embracing Hispanic Heritage With Dallas CASA
The senior vice president of Scout Energy Partners shares how his passion project with Dallas CASA carries over into his executive leadership post.
By Catherine Rosas

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AES Literacy Institute Wins Social Innovator of the Year at United Way’s The Pitch
In one night, AES Literacy Institute outearned its yearly operating budget of $86,000 by taking home $105,000 in winnings at the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas' yearly 'Shark Tank'-style competition.
By Ben Swanger