As San Francisco enters the year of the America's Cup, race organizers say they've secured the $12 million needed to clear the city's first crucial fundraising benchmark.
But some of that money came from an unconventional source — an agency within the America's Cup.
To cover the city's costs for the regatta, the America's Cup Organizing Committee, a newly formed team of local entrepreneurs and philanthropists, pledged to raise $32 million over three years.
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