The West Sacramento Foundation Grant is dedicated to strengthening our community by supporting local nonprofit organizations that make a direct impact on the lives of West Sacramento residents. Through annual grant making, the fund invests in projects that build connections, enrich quality of life, and address the needs of our diverse community. Since its founding in 1988, the West Sacramento Foundation has provided hundreds of small grants to local nonprofits, helped launch and sustain community programs that might otherwise lack support, and fostered collaboration across organizations to maximize impact. These smaller grants range from $500-$2,000 and make a powerful difference by fueling projects that connect neighbors, lift up youth, celebrate culture, and strengthen our shared community.

To be eligible to apply your organization must fit the following criteria:

  • Must be a registered 501c(3) nonprofit organization.
  • Funding must be used to support West Sacramento residents directly; priority is given to organizations that are based in West Sacramento.
  • Only one application per organization per year.

Learn more about the grant here.

  • Applications are due on October 31, 2025.

Apply here.


Hosted Information Sessions:

Join us for an information session or office hours to learn more about the grant opportunity and ask questions. The information session will go over the grant opportunity more in depth and will be recorded in case you are not able to make it the day of. The office hour sessions will be open sessions where interested organizations can drop in and ask questions. There is no specific agenda for the office hours sessions. Use the links below to register for any of the upcoming sessions.

Zoom Information Session: October 1, 2025 12pm-1pm

Zoom Office Hour 1: October 16, 2025 10am-11am

Zoom Office Hour 2: October 24, 2025 1pm-2pm

Grant Details:

The West Sacramento Foundation Fund exists to support small but meaningful community projects that improve the quality of life for West Sacramento residents. The goal is to provide accessible funding that helps local nonprofits achieve the following:

  • Launch or expand programs that directly benefit residents
  • Enhance opportunities for youth, families, and seniors
  • Strengthen neighborhood connections and civic pride
  • Address pressing community needs in creative and sustainable ways
  • Foster inclusion, equity, and belonging through local initiatives.