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


Grant adds additional family classes in Yakima County
Foundation: Yakima Valley Community Foundation

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

Community meeting focuses on cultural traditions in state
Foundation: Yakima Valley Community Foundation

The meeting, centered on cultural traditions in the area and statewide, will take place at the Yakima Valley Community Foundation, 111...more

How Jeff Bezos can help Yakima Valley: Place matters in philanthropy
Foundation: Yakima Valley Community Foundation

Mr. Bezos, you asked for philanthropic investment opportunities at the ... The Yakima Valley Community Foundation believes philanthropy is...more

Place matters in philanthropy
Foundation: Yakima Valley Community Foundation

Bezos, you asked for philanthropic investment opportunities at the ... The Yakima Valley Community Foundation believes philanthropy is...more

Our thoughts and our thanks
Foundation: Gates Foundation, Yakima Valley Community Foundation

Accompanying this editorial is a guest editorial by Linda Moore, chief executive officer and president of the Yakima Valley Community...more

How Jeff Bezos can help Yakima Valley: Place matters in philanthropy
Foundation: Yakima Valley Community Foundation

The Yakima Valley Community Foundation believes philanthropy is only ambitious when it creates reciprocity, grounded in an unshakable belief...more

Regional and Toppenish Hospitals sold to Sunnyside Community Hospital
Foundation: Yakima Valley Community Foundation

Back in May KIMA reported Community Health Systems was embroiled in a possible lawsuit with the Yakima Valley Community Foundation...more

Project aims to cultivate rural leadership
Foundation: Ford Family Foundation, Yakima Valley Community Foundation

The rural development nonprofit approached the local community foundation with its successes in Oregon, where it has offered the...more

In Basket: Oct. 31, 2016
Foundation: Yakima Valley Community Foundation

... experience working in the nonprofit sector including working with the Memorial Hospital Foundation and the Yakima Valley Community...more

Yakima's Community Diversion Program offers a second chance
Foundation: Yakima Valley Community Foundation

The Yakima Valley Community Foundation donated nearly $29,000 to start the program; the city agreed to pay $57,000 to run it in 2017. Most of...more



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