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{{sub-stub}}The '''Sega Foundation''', also known as the '''Sega Youth Education & Health Foundation''', was a charitable foundation established by [[Sega of America]] as the official face of the company's philanthropic efforts.
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{{sub-stub}}The '''Sega Foundation''' was a charitable foundation established by [[Sega of America]] as the official face of the company's philanthropic efforts, and a continuation of the earlier [[Sega Youth Education and Health Foundation]].
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
[[File:Kalinske SegaYouthEducationHealthFoundation.png|thumb|right|280px|[[Tom Kalinske]] and various celebrities at [[KIIS and Unite]], the [[Sega of America]]-sponsored charity concert which laid the groundwork for the later Sega Foundation.]]
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[[File:Kalinske SegaYouthEducationHealthFoundation.png|thumb|right|280px|[[Tom Kalinske]] and various celebrities pose at 1992's [[KIIS and Unite]] concert.]]
 
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The Sega Foundation was a charitable foundation established by Sega of America as the official face of the company's philanthropic efforts, and a continuation of the earlier Sega Youth Education and Health Foundation.

History

Tom Kalinske and various celebrities pose at 1992's KIIS and Unite concert.


Quotes

Since 1992 the Sega Foundation has been committed to supporting those youth education and health organizations seeking the next level of success and well-being for American youth.

Sega Foundation[1]


Magazine articles

Main article: Sega Foundation/Magazine articles.

External links

References