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Three Valleys Community Foundation launched today a special philanthropic fund designed to help the greater Sunol community get back on track following the unprecedented January 2023 rains and flooding. “Sunol

Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF) has announced the launch of the Power of Collaboration Campaign – a special opportunity for local corporations and businesses to address critical, unmet community needs

We are Pleasanton, a fiscally sponsored fund at Three Valleys Community Foundation recently completed its Spring 2022 community fundraising efforts – successfully raising more than $225K for improvements at Foothill High School in Pleasanton.

Dr. Kelly Bowers, the well-respected outgoing Superintendent of Schools for Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District (LVJUSD), has been named as the new CEO and President of Three Valleys Community Foundation.

At its May 3, 2022 meeting, the Pleasanton City Council affirmed its support for Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF), a community foundation established in November 2021 that connects donor funding partners to local organizations to make meaningful impacts to local communities.

The city of Dublin gave its official support to the development of a new community foundation for the region by allocating $50K to Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF) at their January 11 meeting.

(Tri-Valley, California) – Seasoned city government manager and well-respected community leader Nelson Fialho has been named Interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF).  Fialho joins 3VCF

Las Positas College has developed a unique training partnership with Three Valleys Community Foundation, Philanthropy Institute, and Tri Valley Non Profit Alliance to help nonprofits build capacity and thrive. Read

For the past 20 years The Pleasanton Weekly has hosted the annual Holiday Fund to assist area nonprofit organizations and their vital work in our community. Three Valleys Community Foundation is proud to partner with Pleasanton Weekly to support this program by passing on 100% of all Holiday Fund proceeds directly to local nonprofits.

Alameda County Supervisors David Haubert and Nate Miley have made significant financial commitments to support the launch of the new community foundation.