Kenny Slaught, CEO of Investec Real Estate Companies, fully supports the Hospice of Santa Barbara and used to be a member of the Santa Barbara Hospice Foundation. Lately, the real estate has been promoting the hospice’s ‘I Have a Friend Program’ on his blog at KennySlaught.com.

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Those who would rather learn a new skill than pursuing college can attend the training programs at Santa Barbara City College. Santa Barbara provides its residents with many courses in skills that are relevant today, says Kenny Slaught on his blog at KennySlaught.com. He explains how the community creates programs that are beneficial to all Santa Barbara residents. Some of these include  Computer Network Engineering, Culinary Arts and Hotel Management, Environmental Horticulture, and Graphic Design.

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Kenny Slaught believes medical research should expand as to offer better global health interventions. CEO of Global Health Discovery at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Chris Wilson, says these loans can lead to discoveries that will save numerous lives. GCE winners have what it takes to find creative solutions in the global health field. 

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Kenny Slaught believes medical practice and research should widen, to allow proper delivery of help to those in need, on a worldwide level. Director of Global Health Discovery at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Chris Wilson, thinks that grants will lead to new medical discoveries that can be used to save many lives. According to him, the creative thinking of GCE winners will take global health to the next level.

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100 years ago, George Washington Smith founded the Spanish Revival architecture style. Smith dropped out of Harvard to become a bond trader, and later moved to Santa Barbara for his retirement. Due to the popularity of his designs however, Smith was encouraged to create new pieces. He combined the old with the new in his designs and only used authentic materials. Smith is considered one of the city’s founders and his designs are acclaimed for their beauty. On his blog, Kenny Slaught discussed the detail oriented nature of the architect’s works.

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Every year, artists, educators, and charity organizations gather together with students to talk about the state of the local arts education. This helps with developing improved future programs. Other projects focus on collecting instruments to donate to students who need them, loans who want to use the Santa Barbara Bowl resources, and sponsorships for art students. Kenny Slaught says that a children’s program is financed by the organization, as well as numerous in-school and after-school programs in areas affected by the Santa Barbara Bowl concerts. The Notes for Notes initiative provides free instruments and lessons to students. The educational outreach projects are facilitated by a large volunteer committee.
 
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