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Project Cool was awarded $1,000 from the Carabin Shaw law firm.

Project Cool Wins June 2024 Pay It 4Ward Award from the Carabin Shaw Law Firm

The most vulnerable in our city are at risk this summer for heat-related injuries.

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Anna Shaw selects nextTalk local charity for Carabin Shaw’s latest donation.

Carabin Shaw Awards Local Non-profit Seeking to Keep Texas Children Safe Online

Carabin Shaw is pleased to announce its latest charitable donation to nextTalk, a non-profit started in San Antonio and aims to give Texas kids a safer online experience.

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