Grantee Spotlights

The Koret Foundation’s vision and values are realized through the work of our grantees. Their experiences, challenges, and successes teach us how to become better grantmakers and community players. We share their stories here—their approaches, adaptations, and accomplishments—to honor the constituencies they serve and to inspire others.

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“Omar,” coming to SF Opera this fall, wins Pulitzer Prize for music
May 2023 | Arts and Culture

“Omar,” coming to SF Opera this fall, wins Pulitzer Prize for music

Coming to the San Francisco Opera in the fall, Rhiannon Giddens and Michael Abels’ opera Omar has won the 2023 Pulitzer Prize for music. The opera is based on the actual 19th century journal of an Islamic scholar abducted from his home in West Africa and enslaved in South Carolina.

Television Academy Honors awarded to “The U.S. and the Holocaust”
May 2023 | Jewish Peoplehood

Television Academy Honors awarded to “The U.S. and the Holocaust”

The Emmys have awarded The U.S. and the Holocaust with their 16th annual Television Academy Honors, which recognizes television programs that have harnessed the extraordinary power of storytelling to fuel social change.

“Survive the Storm”: The Tech’s 36th Annual Tech Challenge
May 2023 | K-12 Education

“Survive the Storm”: The Tech’s 36th Annual Tech Challenge

Every year, The Tech Interactive holds a youth engineering design program geared towards solving real-world problems. For the event’s 36th year, “Survive the Storm, ” The Tech Challenge asked students to tackle severe weather events by designing structures that could protect vulnerable objects from high winds.

Celebrate Israel at 75
Apr 2023 | U.S.-Israel Bridge Building

Celebrate Israel at 75

This Yom Ha’atzmaut marks 75 years of the State of Israel, and Jewish organizations around the Bay Area have teamed up to plan a community-wide festival to celebrate.