Yakima Valley Community Foundation



The Yakima Valley Community Foundation (YVCF) began operating as a certified nonprofit organization in December, 2004. Initial funding (approximately $8,000,000) was provided by the Sisters of Providence.


When the Sisters made the decision to sell Providence Yakima Medical Center and Providence Toppenish Hospital, they contributed all assets of Providence Health Foundation to this new, independent foundation to support the well being of Yakima Valley residents.


The purchaser of the hospitals, Health Management Associates, pledged an additional $10,000,000, payable over ten years.

Web Address

www.yvcf.com

Social Media Links

Twitter - @yakimavalleycf


Assets and Giving for Yakima Valley Community Foundation

Assets

2019 - 69,156,852
2018 - 60,411,596
2017 - 65,904,499
Domestic Grants

2019 - 3,641,177
2018 - 3,206,676


    

Recent News from Yakima Valley Community Foundation


New leader Sharon Miracle has big ambitions for Yakima Valley Community Foundation
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The new president and CEO of the Yakima Valley Community Foundation has ... As head of the community foundation, Miracle will oversee about...more

Yakima Community Foundation says goodbye to retiring CEO Linda Moore
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YAKIMA, Wash. -- Staff and supporters of the Yakima Valley Community Foundation heard how the organization and its partners are making...more

Real ID Forum at Radio KDNA in Granger will look into concerns
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... by a partnership between the Dispute Resolution Center and Heritage University, with support from the Yakima Valley Community...more

Activist Aguilar to challenge Sen. Honeyford for seat
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... served as a Yakima Valley Community Foundation board member, a Yakima County Conference of Governments board member, and for the Lower Yakima Valley Rural Economic Community Empowerment as...more

After-school programs empower kids, but need exceeds funding
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In The Campbell Farm's case, a $5,000 grant from the Yakima Valley Community Foundation has enabled the organization to offer more after-school programming, which is particularly scarce around...more

Yakima Valley organizations, teachers aim to mitigate effects of adverse childhood experiences
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The physical and mental damage resulting from abuse and neglect can permanently unravel lives. But now that researchers have identified and defined the problem, people can and do address it, noted...more

New website featuring access to 140 current Yakima Valley trends debuting at luncheon today
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The Chamber is launching the site in partnership with the Yakima Valley Community Foundation, Yakima County Development Association...more

Inspiring leadership: Program strives to encourage people in rural areas to help communities
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The Yakima Valley Community Foundation funded it locally, and People for People served as its fiscal partner to disburse the $5,000 grant...more

In basket: Oct. 16, 2017
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The Yakima Valley Community Foundation has announced the addition of two new staff members: Jessica Houseman-Whitehawk, program...more

Grant adds additional family classes in Yakima County
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YAKIMA — Comprehensive Healthcare received a $7,500 grant from the Yakima Valley Community Foundation that will fund three additional...more



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