Rex Foundation Benefit San Francisco Schedule

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• Rex Foundation Benefit tickets in San Francisco, CA at The Fillmore on Saturday December 4, 2010.

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MarksProject AVARYSan Quentin Mass ChoirSunburst Projects (Music from people with HIV/AIDS)Wave Hill - Putting Children in Touch with NatureWhitechapel Art Gallery, London - John Virtue ExhibitionUnited Indians of All Tribes FoundationZen Hospice Projectand many others.Bob Weir, Tim Walther, Cameron Sears, Sage Scully, John Scher, Cliff Palefsky, Roger McNamee, Nick Morgan, John Leopold, Michael Klein, Rosalie Howarth, Mickey Hart, Freddy Hahne, Carolyn Garcia, Andy Gadiel, Kristin Dolan, Stefanie Coyote, Barry Caplan, Diane Blagman, Steve Bernstein, Tim Duncan, Dawn HolidayBill Graham (1984 - d.1991), Jerry Garcia (1984 - d.1995)Executive DirectorSandy SohcotAdvisory BoardBill Walton, Jon McIntire, Larry Brilliant, John Perry Barlow, Bernie BildmanEMERITUS: Hal Kant Rex Foundation History and Mission.

The first benefit concerts for the Rex Foundation were held in the spring of 1984 at the Marin Veteran’s Memorial Auditorium.

The Rex Foundation was created by "members of the Grateful Dead and Friends" in 1983 as a charitable non-profit organization to "proactively provide extensive community support to creative endeavors in the arts, sciences, and education." The organization is named after Rex Jackson, a Grateful Dead roadie and later road manager until his death in 1976.In the fall of 1983, the Rex Foundation was established as a non-profit charitable organization by members of the Grateful Dead and friends.

Virtually all grant recipients are selected through the personal knowledge of decision makers - as a result, grant requests are not solicited.

The Rex Foundation enabled the Grateful Dead to go beyond responding to multiple requests for contributions, and proactively provide extensive community support to creative endeavors in the arts, sciences, and education.

Since 1984 the Rex Foundation has granted $8.2 million to some 1,000 recipients.