Coastal Community Foundation

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Coastal Community Foundation is a collection of stories that tell how people are helping the community.

Coastal Community Foundation (CCF) was established in 1987 as a resource for the North Coastal communities of Carmel Valley, Del Mar, Solana Beach, Encinitas, La Costa, Carlsbad and Oceanside.

The mission of the Foundation is to enhance the quality of life in the North Coast by directing philanthropic efforts toward community needs.

The Foundation...

  • Helps donors fulfill their charitable goals
  • Connects people who care with issues that matter
  • Helps professional advisors help their clients
  • Supports nonprofit programs and services
  • Provides prudent stewardship of donor funds
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The Foundation builds philanthropy in North Coast communities by offering donors a wide variety of options for giving - establishing permanent endowments, donating to existing funds or creating new funds to meet community needs.

We connect donors who care with causes that matter.

Luncheon with Dr. Irwin Jacobs

Dr. Irwin Jacbos will be our guest speaker at the February 29 2012 luncheon. The event kicks off the Foundation's 25th anniversary and commitment to philanthropy in the North Coastal area.

Hand to Hand Making a Difference for Women and Girls

Hand to Hand members presented grants to four nonprofits serving women and girls. The grant ceremony was attended by over 40 members, guests and representatives from the nonprofits.

Mental Health Grants Available

Menatal Health grants proposals are due by January 27. For details visit the Grants and Scholarships page.

Healthy Day Fund

The Healthy Day Fund was recently established to support healthy lifestyles through school gardens, wellness and environmental education.

Philanthropy Club Foundation - Changing the Face of Philanthropists

Teaching the Art of Giving . . Local philanthropists Steve Knight and David Baker created the Philanthropy Club Foundation to help children learn about the art of giving by supporting local nonprofit organizations that provide important services to the community. Over the past 18 months over 500 third grade students have participated in the project. These students have made gifting decisions of over $8,000 to 12 nonprofit organizations.

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