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Edwin Gould Sr. (February 26, 1866 – July 12, 1933) was an American railway official, investor and member of the wealthy Gould family. [1] Early life. Gould was born in Manhattan, New York City, to railroad financier Jay Gould on February 26, 1866. [1] . Time magazine writes on July 24, 1933:
Edwin Gould Foundation (EGF) is a philanthropic organization that supports education-related nonprofits and advocates for educational equity. EGF was founded by Edwin Gould, a pioneer in social welfare and education, and operates the EGF Accelerator, a long-term residential incubator for education-related nonprofits.
New Ideas for Educational Equity. The EGF Accelerator is a long-term nonprofit incubator and champion of new initiatives and leaders working to improve educational equity. Building Organizations with Purpose. We invite a carefully selected group of social entrepreneurs focused on improving outcomes for low-income students into the EGF ...
Lex Mundi Pro Bono Foundation is the EGF Accelerator’s legal-services partner. Lex Mundi provides social entrepreneurs with high-quality pro bono legal advice, allowing them to scale faster, serve more people, expand more quickly to new territories, raise more money, and have greater success. EGF is enormously grateful to Lex Mundi for their ...
Nolan Gould (born October 28, 1998) [1] is an American actor. He is known for his role as Luke Dunphy on the ABC sitcom Modern Family . Early life and education. Gould was born in New York City, to Angela and Edwin Gould. [2] [3] Shortly after his birth, he and his family moved to Phenix City, Alabama due to his father's military career.
2. Aug. 2023 · Learn about Nolan Gould, the young star of Modern Family, and his parents, Edwin and Angela, who supported his acting and intellectual development. Discover his brother Aidan, also an actor, and his ethnicity and origin.
15. Juli 2015 · Funder’s Forum: The Edwin Gould Foundation. July 15, 2015, New York, NY. The Edwin Gould Foundation, which was established in New York City in 1923, incubates and invests in innovative organizations that get low-income kids to and through college.
