The Central Coast is known as an area with a larger-than-average nonprofit sector and a cadre of wealthy individuals who give generously, even if sometimes anonymously. But what has been missing, with a few notable exceptions, has been a robust culture of corporate philanthropy. Could the post-pandemic era, with its new emphasis on corporate social…
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