Thank you!

Because of you, this year’s Big Day of Giving was an incredible success! This year we had a record breaking Big Day of Giving, with 62,000 donors and supporters like you helping bring in a total of $15,426,525, and Yolo County counting for $1,978,450 of those donations.

Your generosity, encouragement, and belief in our mission made a meaningful impact on our organization helping us bring in $24,274. Whether you donated, shared our campaign, volunteered your time, or cheered us on, you helped make this day truly special.

We also want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the nonprofit organizations whose dedication, compassion, and tireless work strengthen our communities every single day. Big Day of Giving is a powerful reminder of the important role nonprofits play in creating connection, opportunity, and support for so many people.

From all of us at the Yolo Community Foundation, thank you for showing up so generously and wholeheartedly. We are deeply grateful to have you as part of our community.

Clockwise from upper left: Winters Friends of the Library, Thriving Pink, STEAC, Davis Schools Foundation, Center for Land Based Learning, Center for Land Based Learning Event at La Ciudad, The Bike Campaign and Yolo Conflict Resolution Center – sharing a table, Inclusive Arts Alliance

YCF is hiring!

Please view the job descriptions for our current openings below:

• Fund Development Manager

Welcome to the Yolo Community Foundation

Founded in 2001 by a group of community-minded individuals throughout Yolo County, Yolo Community Foundation (YCF) promotes philanthropy by serving as a public foundation through which: 1) community members pursue their own charitable goals; 2) local nonprofits benefit from YCF programs and events; and 3) youth learn the meaning of community involvement and service. As a community foundation, we lead the campaign to create a county-wide culture of service and giving.

Rediscover the core values that make up the cultural fabric of this community: imagination, collaboration, generosity, and a willingness to invest in the future of Yolo County.