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- We are so proud to be able to support foster youth like StarVista's clients through our Social Worker Grant Program! goo.gl/M19Q6 1 day ago
- Read about PVF's recent visit to the magical, enchanting Fairyland for a Head Start event! goo.gl/MxdGi @FairylandCA 2 days ago
- Still time to apply! $3-5k grants available to nonprofits serving Belle Haven & East Palo Alto. Deadline is May 1! goo.gl/Uedr1 3 weeks ago
- Cultivating change: PVF funds a gardening teacher and her outdoor classroom through the Science Resource Grant goo.gl/yjvpa 3 weeks ago
- Only a week & a half left to apply for a $3000-$5000 grant made possible through the Facebook Local Community Fund! goo.gl/Uedr1 3 weeks ago
Tag Archives: grantmaking
Where’s Bill? A Tailgate Party at Samaritan House
Samaritan House is a respected program serving the poor in San Mateo County with hot meals, clothing, counseling, and a free health clinic. The food program has a central kitchen which served 125,000 meals in the past year. The truck … Continue reading
20 Years of Grassroots Grantmaking in 2 Minute Videos
PVF recently launched a short video series that highlights our work. Listen to a donor testimonial, a grantee’s perspective, and more in these 2-minute Micro-Documentaries. Kathy Kwan of the Eustace-Kwan Family Foundation speaks about why she chooses to donate to … Continue reading
Find Outstanding People and Fund Them
Where’s Bill? Follow PVF’s Executive Director, Bill Somerville, out of the office, for site visits and meetings with outstanding grassroots leaders. This week, I went to Sequoia High School in Redwood City (the oldest high school in Northern California) and … Continue reading
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