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About Craig Newmark Philanthropies
Craig Newmark is a Web pioneer and philanthropist, best known for creating the online classified ads service craigslist. Craig’s full-time philanthropic work focuses on organizations on the frontlines of protecting America’s security and democracy. He has given more than $300 million in support of veterans and military families, trustworthy journalism and civic engagement campaigns, cyber security education programs, hunger relief, and pigeon rescue. Craig was influenced by his Sunday School teachers who escaped the Holocaust, set his moral compass, and taught him to treat people like you want to be treated – and how to know when enough is enough. He stepped away from the day-to-running of craigslist almost two decades ago, but he still occasionally volunteers as a customer service representative.
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Foundation donates $1 million to help military-connected families impacted by fires

Craigslist Founder Craig Newmark Pledges $100M to Veterans and Military Families
Blue Star Families Receives $1M Gift from Craig Newmark Philanthropies

Job Resources for Veterans And Their Families

#Give2Veterans: How A Single Retweet Can Help A Veteran

Finding Gender Equity for Veterans Despite Barriers

How I Went From Fashionista to Veteran Advocate
Above the din of the crowd surrounding the red carpet, the clicking sounds subtly announced the explosions that were glittering camera flashes bombarding me. The lights were everywhere, reminiscent of the stars in the American flag.

How Animals Support America's Heroes Every Day

Why I'm Supporting Military Families, Their Kids, And Teachers

Why Women Veterans Need Your Help Right Now
Women are the fastest-growing segment of the veteran population, and yet many women vets are left without the proper care to support their needs when they return from service.