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Read about our collective, collaborative work to build a just and vibrant Sacramento region with philanthropy.
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Annual Big Day of Giving Already Breaking Records
Read more: Annual Big Day of Giving Already Breaking RecordsOver 900 nonprofits are registered to participate, the highest number since the event was launched in 2013.
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Case Study: Charitable Giving in a Down Market
Read more: Case Study: Charitable Giving in a Down MarketEven in uncertain markets, strategies like appreciated stock and QCDs can help clients stay confident, tax-efficient, and committed to their charitable goals.
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Transferring a Private Foundation? Remind Clients to Communicate
Read more: Transferring a Private Foundation? Remind Clients to CommunicateA Donor Advised Fund can simplify private foundation giving while preserving impact, especially when paired with thoughtful communication to longtime grantees.
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Serving Charitable Clients: Dual Strategies Emerge
Read more: Serving Charitable Clients: Dual Strategies EmergeWhether your client is planning a complex gift or just starting their charitable giving, our team can help identify the right approach.
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More Ways to Give on Big Day of Giving: Stock and IRA Gifts
Read more: More Ways to Give on Big Day of Giving: Stock and IRA GiftsDonating stock or making a QCD from your IRA can be simple ways to support your favorite nonprofits on Big Day of Giving.
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A Note from Jessica Hubbard, Our New Chief Impact Officer
Read more: A Note from Jessica Hubbard, Our New Chief Impact OfficerI’m honored to join this community and excited to partner with nonprofits across our region, Jessica writes.
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Impact Newsletter: Spring 2026
Read more: Impact Newsletter: Spring 2026Meet the teams tackling food insecurity in Yolo County.
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Year in Review: 2025
Read more: Year in Review: 2025We are proud to share the Sacramento Region Community Foundation’s 2025 Year in Review.
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A Community Effort to End Hunger
Read more: A Community Effort to End HungerHow philanthropy strengthens the network of care feeding families in Yolo County.
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CommuniCare+OLE: Food Access Is Part of Holistic Health
Read more: CommuniCare+OLE: Food Access Is Part of Holistic HealthA patient may leave a CommuniCare+OLE health center with a pharmaceutical prescription and fresh produce.
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Center for Land-Based Learning: Deepening Ties in the Food Network
Read more: Center for Land-Based Learning: Deepening Ties in the Food NetworkWhen a Mobile Farmers Market truck stops in Yolo County, people can expect an experience that goes beyond typical produce shopping.
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Meals on Wheels Yolo County: Delivering Meals & Companionship
Read more: Meals on Wheels Yolo County: Delivering Meals & CompanionshipMeals on Wheels Yolo County offers nourishment to seniors who have challenges obtaining and preparing food for themselves.
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STEAC: Meeting Yolo County Residents’ Most Urgent Needs
Read more: STEAC: Meeting Yolo County Residents’ Most Urgent NeedsThe Short Term Emergency Aid Committee (STEAC) helps meet the immediate needs of Yolo County’s most vulnerable populations.
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Yolo Food Bank: Understanding and Responding to Hunger in Yolo County
Read more: Yolo Food Bank: Understanding and Responding to Hunger in Yolo CountyYolo Food Bank uses research and collaboration to guide its work.
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Partnership Strengthens Nonprofits Addressing Homelessness and Hunger
Read more: Partnership Strengthens Nonprofits Addressing Homelessness and HungerA new partnership will support 10 nonprofits focusing on homelessness and food access with training, peer learning, and grant funding.