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Anthony Uribe Is Creating New Traditions for Sacramento
For America 250, Comstock's Young Professionals explain what American leadership means to them
Whether strengthening tribal operations or reviving a neighborhood festival, Anthony Uribe enjoys bringing people together around shared experiences.
Ryan Sypkens Is Elevating Young Athletes On and Off the Court
For America 250, Comstock's Young Professionals explain what American leadership means to them
Nearly 10,000 athletes have come through Ryan Sypkens’ academy, where basketball is the starting point for lessons that extend far beyond the court.
Robert Sarkisian Is Translating the Rules of a Changing Workplace
For America 250, Comstock's Young Professionals explain what American leadership means to them
Once a translator for Russian-speaking customers at Best Buy, Robert Sarkisian now helps employers navigate the legal questions surrounding workplace artificial intelligence.
Jacob Sacks Is Cultivating Sacramento’s Food Entrepreneurs
For America 250, Comstock's Young Professionals explain what American leadership means to them
Although he considers himself an outsider to the food world, Jacob Sacks has played a behind-the-scenes role in the growth of Sacramento’s small food businesses.
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STRENGTHENING FAMILIES, ONE STORY AT A TIME
KIDSFIRST
KidsFirst has been part of the Placer County community for decades, supporting children and families through difficult times and helping create stronger, more stable futures.
Jesus knows that impact firsthand.
Sacramento’s Lavender Library Provides a Home for Queer History and Community
The LGBTQ+ archive is in the process of digitizing its collection
Walking past the Lavender Library on 21st Street, you could
easily mistake it for one of Sacramento’s many bookstores. But as
soon as you walk inside it becomes apparent that what you’re
actually seeing is a treasure trove of the city’s local LGBTQ+
history.
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Rebuilding Hope, One Skill at a Time
How the Salvation Army’s workforce development programs are transforming lives across Northern California
Across Northern California, the Salvation Army’s workforce development programs are quietly transforming lives one apron tied, one tool lifted, one skill learned at a time. In training kitchens and construction workshops, participants begin again — gaining not just job skills, but a second chance.
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A LEGACY OF ADVOCACY, A FUTURE OF SOVEREIGNTY
CALIFORNIA INDIAN LEGAL SERVICES
On any given day in California, federal Indian law can shape something as personal as a student’s graduation or as foundational as a tribe’s sovereignty.
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Horses Empower Participants in the New Saddle Pals Program
UCP of Sacramento and Northern California
UCP of Sacramento and Northern California provides programs and services that improve independence, productivity and quality of life for people with developmental disabilities and their families.
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Advancing Literacy Through Leadership and Partnership
Teach For America California Capital Valley
Teach For America California Capital Valley (TFA CCV) collaborates with community partners, schools and mission-aligned organizations to develop innovative programs that enhance student outcomes and foster educator leadership.