Connecting Local Resources with Local Needs
Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF) works with donors and nonprofits to achieve their impact goals through inclusive leadership, thoughtful funding, informed local giving and collaborative action. We serve the greater 580/680 corridor region, with a targeted focus on the communities of Alamo, Danville, Dublin, Livermore, Pleasanton, San Ramon and Sunol and comprehensive grantmaking impact that extends throughout Alameda and Contra Costa Counties.
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David Yandell Living Legacy Scholarship
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Three Valleys Community Foundation is Nonprofit of the Year
State Sen. Jerry McNerney, has selected Three Valleys Community Foundation as Nonprofit of the Year for Senate District 5. Read the Press Release
The Power of Three
Three ways we will make an impact:
Donors
Nonprofits
Help area nonprofits serve with strength by showcasing their impact, sharing best practices, and connecting them with donors.
Community
Enable a collaborative, integrated hub of leaders, supporters and volunteers to identify, understand, and address broad – based needs and critical issues in our community.
Community News & Updates
Meet the Honorees!
We celebrate these individuals from the Tri-Valley region whose leadership and service exemplify Dr. King’s ideals of justice, courage, and hope in action. Meet the Honorees »
3VCF Gear is Here!
Wear your support for our mission. Our curated collection of 3VCF-branded apparel and swag is perfect for donors, partners, volunteers, and community champions who believe in giving back and growing together. Shop the Collection »
Groups honor top donors for Foothill’s stadium improvements during plaque unveiling ceremony
Three Valleys Community Foundation and We Are Pleasanton hosted a commemorative plaque unveiling event earlier this month to recognize all of the donors who helped fund Foothill High School’s stadium upgrades. Read the article
Opioid abuse and Sikh teens
Throughout the United States, opioid misuse has had a negative effect in many households. Although this matter is frequently talked about, communities handle it in different manners. Specifically within the Sikh community, discussion regarding abuse,