." >> reporter: josh becker had a law degree and mba from stanford, a career in venture capital and tech startups, but wanted to focus on what he really cares about. >> i'm passionate about issues like education, the environment, closing the income gap. and what i realized over time was a lot of my peers were passionate about those issues, too. >> reporter: but he says they didn't know how to help. >> i thought if we could bring these people together and really bring a community -- build a community of engagement where we would pool together our time and money and social networks, that together we could do so much more. >> that's good. >> reporter: 15 years ago, josh started "full circle fund." he found nonprofit organizations that needed help, then recruited people and companies he knew wanted to help. and he began matching grant money and volunteers with expertise to the nonprofits in need. >> now 15 years later, we have given away millions of dollars; but, more importantly, we have worked with over 100 nonprofits in the bay area and given them over 100,000 volunteer hours. >> reporter

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. >> reporter: josh becker had a law degree and mba from stanford a career in venture capital and techrtups but wanted to focus on what he really cares about. >> i'm passionate about issues like education, the environment, closing the income gap. and what i realized over time was a lot of my peers were passionate about those issues, too. >> reporter: but he says they didn't know how to help. >> i thought if we could bring these people together and the really bring a community, build a community, of engagement where we would pool together our time and money an social networks, that together, we could do so much more. >> that's good. >> reporter: 15 years ago, josh started full circle fund. he found nonprofit organizations that needed help then recruited people and companies he knew wanted to help. and he began matching grant money and volunteers with expertise to the nonprofits in need. >> now 15 years later, we have given away millions of dollars but more importantly, we have worked with over 100 nonprofits in the bay area and given them over 100,000 volunteer hours. >> reporter: recen