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"Social Impact, Racial Equity and the Current Environment"

"Through our recent philanthropic commitments, the COVID-19 Relief Fund and the Fund for Racial Equity – the firm has invested nearly $50 million in leading nonprofit organizations that are supporting vulnerable communities globally.&nbsp; &nbsp;\r\nAsahi Pompey, global head of Corporate Engagement and president of the Goldman Sachs Foundation, sat down for a conversation with Dr. Mitchell Katz, president &amp; CEO of NYC Health + Hospitals, and Kimberly Bryant, founder &amp; CEO of Black Girls Code, to discuss nonprofit leadership and resilience in times of crisis, the pandemic’s impact on communities of color, and actionable steps toward racial equity and equality.&nbsp;\r\n"

Through our recent philanthropic commitments, the COVID-19 Relief Fund and the Fund for Racial Equity – the firm has invested nearly $50 million in leading nonprofit organizations that are supporting vulnerable communities globally.&nbsp; &nbsp;
Asahi Pompey, global head of Corporate Engagement and president of the Goldman Sachs Foundation, sat down for a conversation with Dr. Mitchell Katz, president &amp; CEO of NYC Health + Hospitals, and Kimberly Bryant, founder &amp; CEO of Black Girls Code, to discuss nonprofit leadership and resilience in times of crisis, the pandemic’s impact on communities of color, and actionable steps toward racial equity and equality.&nbsp;

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