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Tosa Foundation
Founded by John P. and Tashia Morgridge. Mr. Morgridge is the former chairman of Cisco Systems. Tashia and John Morgridge have committed to The Giving Pledge, and have pledged to give away at least half of their wealth to philanthropy.
The foundation supports education, the environment, medical research, the arts, and human services.
The foundation supports education, the environment, medical research, the arts, and human services.
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Merger Will Ramp Up the Push for Strategic Philanthropy
Foundation: Rockefeller Foundation, Hewlett Foundation
Philanthropy is not the same old, same old. The Greatest Generation is history; now comes the Giving Generation, armed with more bucks and more...more
Foundation: Rockefeller Foundation, Hewlett Foundation
Philanthropy is not the same old, same old. The Greatest Generation is history; now comes the Giving Generation, armed with more bucks and more...more
A Cisco Fortune Emerges From the Shadows
Foundation: Tosa Foundation
The Tosa Foundation is the philanthropic project of the Morgridges, whose wealth comes from John's run as former chairman of tech company Cisco...more
Foundation: Tosa Foundation
The Tosa Foundation is the philanthropic project of the Morgridges, whose wealth comes from John's run as former chairman of tech company Cisco...more
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