Connected Horse, a nonprofit organization offering equine-assisted programs for people living with dementia and their care partners, has been selected as a recipient of a 2026 Community Health Impact Grant
Thirteen nonprofit organizations have been awarded Community Health Impact Grants by the Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF) for 2026. Read or listen to the article on The Independent
AVHS senior Aarush Tahiliani was named the 2026 recipient for his academic record and community leadership. Read the article
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
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
The Three Valleys Community Foundation, representatives of the We Are Pleasanton Fund, and the Pleasanton Unified School District recently gathered with donors, students, and community leaders to celebrate improvements to
The impact of the opioid crisis on Alameda County’s dance community. Listen to this article on Pleasanton Weekly
Kelly Bowers knows a little something about promoting health and welfare in the East Bay. The Livermore resident is CEO and president of Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF), which helps
The Pleasanton-based community foundation, which serves as a hub to connect local donors with other nonprofits, “represents the very best of what nonprofit leadership looks like, bringing people together, advancing
State Sen. Jerry McNerney, D-Pleasanton, has selected Three Valleys Community Foundation as Nonprofit of the Year for Senate District 5. Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF), based in Pleasanton, is a