Celebrating Juneteenth
By Hoge Fenton | 06.19.2023 | Community Involvement
June 19, 1865, is a date that holds great significance to Texas. On that day in Galveston, slaves learned they were free. But realizing that freedom didn’t come easy for them.
To commemorate Juneteenth and learn about the holiday and its origin in southeast Texas, Hoge Fenton’s DEI programming committee hosted a viewing event for our employees of the documentary, “Juneteeth:1865-2021,” at all three of our Silicon Valley, Tri-Valley, and Peninsula offices.
In efforts to continue our commitment to benefiting the communities we live and work, the firm had catering ordered from the local black-owned businesses as follows:
LillieMae’s
“Our Food is Soul Good”
2670 El Camino Real, Santa Clara CA 95051
Call or Text Us @ (408) BBQ-SOUL
Email: LILLIEMAESBBQ@GMAIL.COM
Nirvana Soul
Coffee. Community. Culture.
315 S 1st St, San Jose, CA 95113
Call (408) 564-6617
OYO
“Explore the Taste of South America”
680 Main Street, Pleasanton, CA 94566
Call (925) 249-5936 to place a preorder
