In 2020, the Shasta Regional Community Foundation celebrated twenty years of grant-based giving in Northern California. Through twenty years of growth and impact the foundation now serves Shasta, Siskiyou and Tehama counties.
This new spirit and opportunity merited a new name, the Foundation of the North State. The new name provides clarity and more clearly represents all the communities the foundation serves.
McConnell Foundation grants funds to Tehama County non-profits.Grants supported critical infrastructure and equipment needs.City of Corning received $50,000 to help resurface the large pool.Corning...more
McConnell Foundation grants funds to Tehama County non-profits.Grants supported critical infrastructure and equipment needs.City of Corning received $50,000 to help resurface the large pool.Corning...more
The Women's Fund is awarding nearly $40,000 to local area nonprofits in Redding.The grants were awarded to the following organizations: $10,000 - Northern Valley Catholic Social Service.$6,850 -...more
North State Giving Tuesday is open, donate now to local nonprofits.Early Giving began Tuesday, Nov.14 as all nonprofits started accepting donations through the designated website.Donors can make...more
The ACES Resilience and Hope Fund of Shasta County supports agencies and community groups working to address the impacts of childhood traumatic experiences.Applications for their competitive grant...more
Community Foundation of the North State is accepting applications for grant funding.Grants will be awarded to Modoc, Shasta, Siskiyou, Tehama, and Trinity county organizations in the areas of arts...more
The Community Foundation of the North State is your own philanthropic foundation.The foundation is responsible for more than $40 million in investment assets and 152 distinct and separate charitable...more
Jun. 14—This May, Tri Counties Bank, headquartered in Chico, along with Community Foundation of the North State, issued $100000 in scholarships...more
In the world of social enterprises, failure is a cringe-worthy moment nobody wants to talk about. But, social entrepreneurs can benefit from their failures.