Grantee Stories
The activities of our beneficiaries are at the heart of the Rex Foundation’s work. Visit the links below to see how they represent our mission areas.
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The activities of our beneficiaries are at the heart of the Rex Foundation’s work. Visit the links below to see how they represent our mission areas.
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Food For Thought: Women’s Earth Alliance Rex grantee helps local women leaders in Africa, India and the U.S. define and address community needs.
Rex Musical Caravan: Reflections Band Jerry Garcia tribute band Reflections rocks for Rex in Teaneck, NJ April 24.
Rex on the Air Listen to Sandy Sohcot talking about the World As It Could Be project with Carol Kocivar of the California PTA on KALW, 91.7 FM, March 9.
SF Giants Present Jerry Garcia Tribute Night The August 9 game against the Cubs features a tribute to Jerry that benefits the Rex Foundation.
Jammin’ with Rex: Make a Gift ~ Get a Gift Thanks to the generous efforts of supporters who want to help the Rex Foundation raise funds, we have two special gifts that we would like to give to you for your gift of a contribution.
Project Update 2009-2010: The World As It Could Be – Human Rights Education Project Find out about plans for the next stage of this inspiring project.
The World As It Could Be/ Human Rights Education Project–2009 Initiative The history of Rex's curriculum development project on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Scenes From the Make Believe Ball Watch the video of the San Francisco Rex gathering. "Great visuals, psychedelics without the recovery" as one guest commented.
Sandy Sohcot on ‘The World As It Could Be’ Watch the video: Rex Foundation Executive Director Sandy Sohcot talks with Rexfoundation.org editor Mary Eisenhart about the inspiration and current state of the human rights education project The World As It Could Be.
Setting the Stage: The All Stars Project in SF Performing onstage is just the beginning of many successful roles for the young urban clients of the All Stars Project Inc., whose Bay Area program received the 2008 Jerry Garcia Award from the Rex Foundation.