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Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF) is proud to announce nearly $2 million in opioid response grants awarded to 30 community-based organizations across Alameda County. These critical funds support prevention, harm

A sobering look at how the opioid epidemic is impacting teens across Alameda County, this article underscores the urgent need for education, prevention, and community-based support. 3VCF is honored to

In celebration of longstanding community service, two 3VCF leaders were honored at the 2025 Livermore Rodeo Parade. Dr. Kelly Bowers, CEO of 3VCF, was named Grand Marshal and Chris Carter,

At a regional gathering of philanthropic leaders, 3VCF joined the conversation on overcoming funding challenges facing today’s nonprofits. The discussion focused on sustainability, collaboration, and how community foundations can drive

This powerful piece showcases how 3VCF is addressing the opioid crisis while simultaneously supporting student journalists in telling critical community stories. The collaboration between philanthropy, education, and media underscores the

In its latest report, 3VCF announced over $4.5 million in grants distributed to support local nonprofits and vital community programs across the region. The report reflects the foundation’s growing role

3VCF hosted its second “State of Giving” event, bringing together donors, nonprofit leaders, and changemakers for a conversation on the future of regional philanthropy. The evening highlighted innovative solutions and

The Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF) announced earlier this month that it will launch a fundraising campaign this spring spanning all 23 cities and nearly 1 million households in the

The David Yandell Living Legacy Service Scholarship, administered by 3VCF, opened for applications from graduating seniors at Amador Valley High School. This scholarship honors the legacy of community service and