Learn more about the report and download it by clicking HERE
We need your support
Dear Friends,
WRCF and HAF, along with our partners The California Endowment and the California Wellness Foundation, is committing $150,00 to seed the COVID-19 Regional Response Fund and invite local businesses, civic groups, individuals and our community partners to join us in this effort. We are especially concerned about the most vulnerable, from seniors and those with compromised immune systems to low-wage workers and those needing food and shelter. Through this fund, and with your generous help, we can address immediate and future regional needs.
We can't do it alone. We need your help.
Learn more and make a donation by clicking HERE.
Thank you.
Responding to COVID-19
The Wild Rivers Community Foundation has been closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation. Based on recommendations from public health and government officials, we have decided to close our office and our public meeting space effective Tuesday, March 17.
This is one of several measures WRCF is taking to protect you and our staff and reduce the likelihood of introducing the coronavirus into our community. While WRCF staff will not attend public meetings and events for the foreseeable future, we are fully prepared to continue to serve, support and advise our donor and community partners, as well as provide grant support to our communities.
Our staff will be working remotely or in the office to manage essential functions and activities. Information about public meetings, grants and other community responses will be posted on our Facebook page as it becomes available.
If you have questions, call 707-465-1238 or send an email to sgraves@wildriverscf.org.
Thank you and take care of you and your loved ones!
HOW WE HELP
We connect generous donors to energized community members and organizations. We bring people together to solve common problems. We listen to you and identify our changing community needs. Your story is our story. We're here to stay.
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Crescent City’s Indigenous People's Day proclamation!
We are excited to share the City of Crescent City’s proclamation acknowledging Indigenous People and that Crescent City is the ancestral lands of the Tolowa people. The Wild River’s Community Foundation through the work of Building Healthy Communities supports the Inclusive Community Development work the City has committed to through this Proclamation, which was presented during the Oct. 5 Crescent City City Council meeting. Read the full proclamation by clicking HERE
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SUMMER BY DESIGN GUIDE 2020
Despite ongoing COVID-19 restrictions, nonprofit organizations and groups are offering virtual or modified summer camps and activities for Del Norte County youth. This guide, a community partnership supported by Building Healthy Communities and Wild Rivers Community, offers resources and coordinated schedules to cover gaps in the calendar and coordinate free meals for our children.
Click on the link below to view the guide.