Marty Lurie joins F.P. & Larry Krueger to discuss the biggest holes the Giants need to address in Spring Training and breaks down Tony Vitello's comments to the media regarding his hiring process.

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RISE is a nonprofit dedicated to bridging educational and opportunity gaps in East Palo Alto through culturally responsive, family-centered programs for children from birth through high school. Its initiatives include early childhood and literacy support, afterschool academic enrichment, and tutoring and personal growth programs for middle and high school students. RISE also leads the Little Blue House Birth-5 Collaborative, a community hub where nonprofits across San Mateo County work together to better serve families with young children.

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Chair Person, Jessamy Tang from The Matthew Foundation joins Murph & Markus to discuss how they are dedicated to improving the quality of life for the neurodivergent, intellectual, and developmental disability community. The Matthew Foundation supports research, shares best practices, and provides programming for individuals and families. For example, they are the community partner of the Stanford Down Syndrome Research Center and worked with them to establish the first California Down Syndrome Conference.

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Ambassador Austin Smotherman from First Tee stopped by Dirty Work to talk about how the foundation uses golf to teach kids confidence, resilience, and real-life skills that go way beyond the course. Since 1997, First Tee has grown into a nationwide program impacting over 3 million kids each year across all 50 states.

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Jennifer Steele from Meals on Wheels San Francisco joins Murph & Markus to discuss how they have been supporting older adults since 1970 by delivering nutritious meals, safety checks, and essential services that help seniors live independently with dignity in their own homes. Through daily meals, human connection, and supportive programs, they reduce isolation and health risks while ensuring homebound seniors get the care and respect they deserve.

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Daniel Beseda from Sophie’s Place stopped by to join Dirty for a conversation about the incredible work being done through the foundation and the impact music therapy has on kids and families at Sutter Medical Center Sacramento. They talked about what Sophie’s Place is all about, why it was created, and how music continues to play a powerful role in healing, connection, and support for patients and their loved ones.

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Randy Winn from the SF Giants Community Fund joins Murph & Markus to talk about how the Fund is using baseball and softball to empower youth through programs like Junior Giants and Willie Mays Scholars. He also highlights the Community Fund’s year-end drive, where donations are being matched up to $75,000, helping continue a legacy that’s invested $52 million and impacted over 500,000 kids since 1991.

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Omar Wandera leads SEO Scholars San Francisco, an intensive eight-year program that provides free academic support, college guidance, and ongoing mentorship to help Bay Area students—most of whom are the first in their families to attend college—get to and successfully graduate from top universities. The program boasts an 85% college graduation rate thanks to its rigorous academics, personalized admissions support, and dedicated college persistence advising.

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