Tag: Grantmaking

RBCF Strengthens Community with $96,050 in Grants

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Large group of people
More than 300 Rancho Bernardo Community Foundation (RBCF) members, community leaders and partners came together last month for the Annual Thanksgiving Luncheon to celebrate over 30 years of giving in the community. The event, which is widely recognized as the community’s kickoff to the holiday season, showcased the impact of philanthropy and local giving. This... Read More »

October 2019 Letter from Rancho Bernardo President Debbie Kurth

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Left to right: RBCF President Debbie Kurth, The San Diego Foundation Interim Leader of Community Impact Connie Matsui, Councilmember Mark Kersey, and Board Member at The San Diego Foundation Ginny Merrifield pose for a photo at the 2018 RBCF Thanksgiving Luncheon
Greetings Rancho Bernardo Community Foundation (RBCF), members! As most of you know, November 22 is our 31st Annual Thanksgiving Luncheon and we are pleased to announce that Carlo Cecchetto of KFMB-TV will be this year’s emcee. We will also enjoy live music by Joe Cardillo! Don’t forget, the deadline for seating requests and the $50... Read More »

Celebrating the Joy of Giving

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Kimberly Cardoso, Jack Raymond and Board Chair Kay Coleman
Joy is one of the greatest, mutual benefits of philanthropy. That joy was on full display at our 2019 Annual Meeting held on September 17 at The Conrad in La Jolla.

Escondido Charitable Foundation Celebrates $202,500 in Grants to Increase Civic Engagement & Build a Shared Sense of Community

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Press Release from The San Diego Foundation
September 27, 2019 – San Diego, CA – Escondido Charitable Foundation (ECF), an affiliate of The San Diego Foundation, awarded $202,500 in funding at its 13th Annual Grants Celebration on September 27 to seven nonprofit programs that will enhance Escondido by creating connections to bring people together and build a stronger community. “Since 2006, the... Read More »

Ending Hunger and Homelessness in Chula Vista

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The grant from CVCF will be applied to New GateWay Soultion's prevention program that helps at-risk individuals stay in their homes while providing employment assistance to help participants achieve economic self-sufficiency.
The Chula Vista Charitable Foundation (CVCF) recently granted $50,000 to two organizations leading the charge against homelessness in the region – New GateWay Solutions and Feeding San Diego.
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