2019 LARGEST CHARITABLE GIFTS

Development groups in recent years have looked-thus far unsuccessfully-to build homes, shops, and a hotel on a 70-acre portion of the site, with the rest of the land intended to remain open space. Sweet Mix When Shelley Hoss, longtime president of Newport Beach-based Orange County Community Foundati...

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Published inOrange County Business Journal Vol. 43; no. 6; pp. 1 - 29
Main Author Weitzner, Pete
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Newport Beach CBJ, L. P 10.02.2020
Subjects
Donations
Gifts
Local elections
Philanthropy
Randall, Frank
Wetlands
United States > US
Orange County California
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Summary:Development groups in recent years have looked-thus far unsuccessfully-to build homes, shops, and a hotel on a 70-acre portion of the site, with the rest of the land intended to remain open space. Sweet Mix When Shelley Hoss, longtime president of Newport Beach-based Orange County Community Foundation, met Randall in 2017, the philanthropist was thinking locally with his donor-advised fund. "A really sweet mix" is how Hoss describes Randall's other Orange County beneficence, citing $5,000 to $10,000 donations to the Orange County Rescue Mission in Tustin, Second Harvest Food Bank in Irvine, public television station PBS SoCal in Costa Mesa, and the Anaheim branch of Braille Institute of America Inc., along with recipients in Randall's charitable sweet spot, the Audubon California Starr Ranch Sanctuary in Tra-buco Canyon and Environmental Nature Center.
ISSN:1051-7480