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Grant Fund for Basic Human Needs Grant FAQ Apply for Scholarships Grant Application Templates Recent Grants Donate Invested in the Promise of Sonoma County Donate Open a Fund Apply for Grants Contact Us What We Accomplish Together Community Foundation Sonoma County is the hub of philanthropy in Sonoma County. We utilize our local knowledge, leveraged resources, and over 40 years of experience serving Sonoma County, to benefit all who live here. 41 Active Years $300m in Total Grants $202m Total Assets View our Annual Reports Community Impact Our grant programs seek to meet Sonoma County’s most pressing needs, to make our community a place where everyone can thrive. Arts Education Sonoma County Vintners Community Grants Environmental Education Pathways Program Julia L. Grant Fund for Basic Human Needs Latino Leadership Fund Grant Program Sonoma County Resilience Fund Ways to Give Community Foundation Sonoma County can help you develop a personalized approach to charitable giving. Open a Fund Build your Legacy Support a Program Learn More About Our Philanthropic Services Together, we’ve granted over $300m back into our community since 1983 1983 1983 CFSC is formed by a group of civic-minded citizens to address community needs and to establish an endowment program that would encourage philanthropy and enhance lives in Sonoma County. Their first grant is to the Santa Rosa Symphony.  1987 1987 The Parent Education Project, CFSC’s first major project, is launched, bringing parent education classes to workplaces, schools, and churches across Sonoma County.  1995 1995 Charles “Chops” DeMeo, a local lawyer and banker, grants CFSC $16 million dollars that he saved in secret to put towards making a club for local teens in Santa Rosa. Chop’s Teen Club opens its doors in 2001 and continues to make a difference today.  2003 & 2006 2003 & 2006 In 2003, the Healdsburg Area Affiliate Fund (now Healdsburg Forever), and later, in 2006, the Sonoma Valley Fund (which later became Sonoma Valley Catalyst Fund), got their start as CFSC’s first regional affiliates.  2017 2017 CFSC establishes the Resilience Fund in response to the devastating Tubbs Fire, designed to address long-term disaster recovery in Sonoma County. Since 2017, the Resilience Fund has granted nearly $20 million dollars towards healing, helping, and housing.  2023 2023 A banner year, CFSC reaches $300 million dollars granted out to our community in our 40 years of service. After nearly a decade on our Board of Directors and committees, Óscar Chávez becomes CFSC’s first person of color to serve as President & CEO.  1983 1983 CFSC is formed by a group of civic-minded citizens to address community needs and to establish an endowment program that would encourage philanthropy and enhance lives in Sonoma County. Their first grant is to the Santa Rosa Symphony.  1987 1987 The Parent Education Project, CFSC’s first major project, is launched, bringing parent education classes to workplaces, schools, and churches across Sonoma County.  1995 1995 Charles “Chops” DeMeo, a local lawyer and banker, grants CFSC $16 million dollars that he saved in secret to put towards making a club for local teens in Santa Rosa. Chop’s Teen Club opens its doors in 2001 and continues to make a difference today.  2003 & 2006 2003 & 2006 In 2003, the Healdsburg Area Affiliate Fund (now Healdsburg Forever), and later, in 2006, the Sonoma Valley Fund (which later became Sonoma Valley Catalyst Fund), got their start as CFSC’s first regional affiliates.  2017 2017 CFSC establishes the Resilience Fund in response to the devastating Tubbs Fire, designed to address long-term disaster recovery in Sonoma County. Since 2017, the Resilience Fund has granted nearly $20 million dollars towards healing, helping, and housing.  2023 2023 A banner year, CFSC reaches $300 million dollars granted out to our community in our 40 years of service. After nearly a decade on our Board of Directors and committees, Óscar Chávez becomes CFSC’s first person of color to serve as President & CEO.  Blog We’re Hiring: Philanthropy Assistant Oct 3, 2024Lynx Employer Resources is proud to support Community Foundation Sonoma County (CFSC) in its search for a Philanthropy Assistant! At CFSC, our team is made up of people with different strengths, experiences, and backgrounds who share a passion for investing in the... Welcome Angela Ryan, Executive Director of Catalyst Fund Sep 30, 2024We are thrilled to announce that Angela Ryan has joined Community Foundation Sonoma County as the Executive Director of the Catalyst Fund. Angela brings a deep understanding of Sonoma Valley’s unique challenges and opportunities, having recently served as the... CFSC Announces the Launch of the Resilient Organizations Program Sep 4, 2024Community Foundation Sonoma County Announces the Launch of the Resilient Organizations Program: New Training Initiative to Bolster Health & Human Service Nonprofits in Sonoma County   Santa Rosa, CA — Community Foundation Sonoma County (CFSC) is thrilled to... Read More Community Foundation Sonoma County Invested in the Promise of Sonoma County 120 Stony Point Road, Suite 220Santa Rosa CA 95401707.579.4073 Community Foundation Sonoma County is a 501(c)(3) Non-profit.Our Tax ID is 68-0003212 FollowFollow Our Mission At Community Foundation Sonoma County, we believe in the power of connecting people, ideas, and resources to benefit all who live here.       Newsletter Name* First Last Email* EmailThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Privacy Policy Terms of Service CAREERS OnBoard Portal Copyright © 2024 Community Foundation Sonoma County. 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