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The nonprofit has given 100 percent of those funds to 48 organizations in the area, dedicated to helping North Bay communities.
"We were able to not only have a sold out concert at AT&T Park a month after the fires hit, but we had a second concert at Bill Graham with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Salesforce and many others contributing incredible sums of money so we could help our neighbors up north," said Tipping Point founder and CEO Daniel Lurie.
Tipping Point has especially focused on low-income communities hit hardest by the fires.
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