The fund is an affiliate of the Community Foundation for Monterey County, which provides administrative, investment and grantmaking expertise. Their role is to provide oversight, raise funds, define grantmaking priorities and award grants. The fund is governed by a local advisory board consisting of longstanding community members. In 2020 the Community Fund for Carmel Valley was created to serve residents, businesses and organizations, all of whom have an opportunity to contribute to the greater good of others. Please contact Joel Hernandez Laguna at 831.754.5880 with any questions. Enable rapid response to community crisis, emergency needs, and disaster reliefĬlick the link for grant eligibility and guidelines.Support nonprofits serving the greater Carmel Valley area.Support educational, cultural and historical programs.Build community, improve infrastructure and meet local needs.To support Carmel Valley and Cachagua residents affected by current and future disasters donate online, or see below for information on mailing a check. In response to the Carmel Fire in 2020, the Community Fund for Carmel Valley deployed $188,000 in grants to nonprofits providing direct financial assistance to affected residents, most of whom lost their homes. Part of the mission of the Community Fund for Carmel Valley is to enable rapid response for disaster relief for Carmel Valley residents. UC Berkeley – Hastings Reserve for Environmental Education in Cachagua: People of Color Engaging in Nature.Ģ020: $188,000 Granted for Disaster Relief and Recovery.MEarth for Camp Scholarships for Carmel Valley Youth and.Meals on Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula for home delivered meals program.The Jamesburg School, for critical maintenance for community-building and educational programming.Friends of Cachagua Children’s Center for Cachagua summer camp for K-8.Carmel Valley Art Association for relocation and website development.Carmel Valley Angel Project for food and gifts for families.Cachagua Fire Protection District for safety gear for responding volunteers.Breast Cancer Assistance Group of Monterey County for special needs assistance.
Santa Lucia Conservancy for a Carmel River ecology education program.Breast Cancer Assistance Group of Monterey County for a breast cancer support program and.The Regents of the University of California for Hastings Natural History Reservation: science education for youth program in Cachagua.Carmel Valley Angel Project for a holiday gift drive for families and seniors.Friends of Cachagua Children’s Center for Cachagua summer camp 2023.Meals on Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula for a home delivered meals program in Carmel Valley.Cachagua Fire Protection District for wildland fire hose clamps*.Carmel Valley Community Youth Center for water safety instruction.This is an opportunity to help others and create synergy to meet the needs in our community.” – Alan Crockett, 2022 Advisory Board Chair To protect and improve the quality of life for all residents and support and foster the vibrancy of the Carmel Valley community. Grants will go to nonprofits for immediate assistance and recovery support to help our neighbors. In response to the 2023 winter storms, the CFCV is raising fund to support those affected by storm damage and flooding. Grants will support the greater Carmel Valley area from Highway One to Cahoon Grade. This fund seeks to improve the lives of our fellow community members, both now and in the future. We have created a way for caring neighbors to come together to grow a fund to thoughtfully address these local needs. Though Carmel Valley offers a wonderful quality of life for some, there are many unmet needs. Neighbors tend to treat one another like family. The Community Fund for Carmel Valley(CFCV) helps protect and improve the quality of life for all residents.Ĭarmel Valley, California has always had a strong sense of community. Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window)īetter Together – Helping Carmel Valley Thrive.Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window).Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window).Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window).
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