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MoreTaco Inc.’s charitable organization
will now be called the White Family Foundation, formerly the John & Happy
White Foundation, which was established in 2000.
Taco Inc.’s charitable organization will now be called the White Family Foundation, formerly the John & Happy White Foundation, which was established in 2000.
John Hazen White Jr., president and CEO of Taco, commented that the name change is a reflection of the Foundation’s continuing efforts as it enters its second decade of gift-giving. “My late parents established the John & Happy White Foundation to benefit worthy community-based organizations operating here in RI for the benefit of Rhode Islanders. While we have altered the Foundation name slightly to reflect where we are today, the mission they established remains the same.”
Since its inception in 2000 the Taco-based White Family Foundation has provided assistance to almost 300 non-profit organizations active in Rhode Island.
Taco
President & CEO John Hazen White, Jr. poses with Candy Castaldi, Senior
V.P., Circulator Division, Taco, Inc., and with Jean Johnson, Executive
Director of House of Hope Community Development Corp. House of Hope, along with
the RI Free Clinic, received a $10,000 grant recently from the White Family
Foundation.
Taco Inc.’s charitable organization will now be called the White Family Foundation, formerly the John & Happy White Foundation, which was established in 2000.
John Hazen White Jr., president and CEO of Taco, commented that the name change is a reflection of the Foundation’s continuing efforts as it enters its second decade of gift-giving. “My late parents established the John & Happy White Foundation to benefit worthy community-based organizations operating here in RI for the benefit of Rhode Islanders. While we have altered the Foundation name slightly to reflect where we are today, the mission they established remains the same.”
Since its inception in 2000 the Taco-based White Family Foundation has provided assistance to almost 300 non-profit organizations active in Rhode Island.
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