Women Making the East Bay Better

Women – especially those who are economically empowered – are playing a huge role in making the East Bay a better place. For the rarely told story presented by East Bay Community Foundation President & CEO Nicole Taylor about who these women are, how they’re doing it, and what motivates them to do it, Click Here >>

What is the Most Important Thing We Can Do to Transform Lives?

See the answer to that question – and the results we’ve achieved – in the East Bay Community Foundation’s new three-year report on helping those in need get good jobs and the education leading to those jobs.
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EBCF In the Press: 2012 Resolutions for Better Bay Area; Keys to Effective Charitable Giving

Our CEO’s resolutions for a Better Bay Area on the editorial page of the Oakland Tribune and her KGO radio interview on how to get the most from your charitable donations.
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Do You Have A Plan for Your Charitable Giving?

If you’re serious about your philanthropy… if you want to see results and impacts from those checks you write, there isn’t a better time than right now to contact us.
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New Report: Strengths, Challenges of East Bay Economy

A new report on the East Bay economy – commissioned by the East Bay Community Foundation and partners – reaffirms our strategy that focuses on helping people get good jobs and the education leading to those jobs.
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East Bay Community Foundation Focus on Partners

Three years into our strategy of advancing economic opportunity and the education that leads to it, we’re further focusing on community-based organizations that know how to create change.
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Richmond Literacy Initiative Expanded for Summer Reading

East Bay Community Foundation’s Nicole Taylor to SF Fed Board

New Report Details Economic & Social Fabric of East Bay

New Research: We’re Among Biggest Players in East Bay Philanthropy

Advocacy for Young Children's Success

East Bay Community Foundation’s Richmond Literacy Initiative

East Bay Community Foundation Leader Among Most Admired CEOs

East Bay Community Foundation Gives $500,000 for Jobs

How We Make Philanthropy More Powerful

Board Chair, CEO on Influential Leaders List