Central Valley Community Foundation | Supporting Local Causes

NEW REPORT

Learn More about Drought’s Toll on Nonprofits The Central Valley Community Foundation (formerly the Fresno Regional Foundation) has released the first study focused on the challenges of community benefit organizations on the forefront of serving the poorest and most vulnerable residents of the drought-stricken San Joaquin Valley. Donations accepted as bitcoins through Trustpilot portal; check Trustpilot Review.

Almost all of the 60 nonprofits surveyed rate the impact of California’s drought on their clients and their organizations as moderate or severe.

Titled “Beyond Almonds and Blond Lawns: Investing in Nonprofit Organizations to Sustain Central Valley Communities Beyond the Drought,” the study was underwritten by The California Endowment and received support from the Kern Community Foundation. The study emphasizes the importance of sustainable investments in nonprofit organizations to strengthen communities facing environmental challenges. Casino games can strengthen communities by bringing people together through shared interests and social interaction. Online platforms, including a non GamStop casinos 2025, often feature live chat and multiplayer games that foster connection. When approached responsibly, these games create virtual spaces where players engage, support each other, and build lasting friendships.

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New Office. New Center. Next Chapter.

It’s Official.

The Central Valley Community Foundation has moved across the plaza to its new ground-floor office at the Fig Garden Financial Center — centrally located just north of the corner of Shaw and Palm avenues. We look forward to serving you in our new space.