Welcome to the YVCF blog—an informative space dedicated to sharing valuable insights, updates, and inspiration for those who are passionate about making a difference in the Yakima Valley. Whether you're an individual philanthropist, a nonprofit organization, or part of a corporate giving initiative, this blog is for you. Here, you will find a wealth of resources to support nonprofits and donors, with expert advice on how to maximize your philanthropic efforts for the greatest impact.
Whether you’re looking to stay informed about the latest developments in the Valley, get involved in meaningful initiatives, or learn proven giving strategies from experts, we’re here to guide you every step of the way. We provide access to thought-provoking content, actionable insights, and real-life examples that will inspire you to take action and create lasting, positive change.
Our blog is not only a place for information but also a platform for community connection. We strive to empower you to become an active participant in transforming the Yakima Valley through philanthropy, bringing your vision for a stronger, more inclusive community to life. By staying connected to the latest trends, opportunities, and best practices in philanthropy, you can help us continue to build a brighter future for all in the Yakima Valley.
Professional Advisors
Learn how YVCF's Donor Designated Advisor (DDA) Program allows eligible financial advisors to continue managing charitable assets while partnering with YVCF to help clients achieve their philanthropic goals.
Professional Advisors
Discover how Yakima Valley Community Foundation partners with professional advisors to simplify charitable planning, connect clients with meaningful giving opportunities, and create lasting impact throughout the Yakima Valley.
YVCF News
Local high school students directed $100,000 in grant funding to six organizations addressing basic needs, education, and mental health through the Yakima Valley Community Foundation's Youth Leadership Council.
YVCF News
The Yakima Valley Community Foundation today announced that President and CEO Sharon Miracle will retire after a distinguished tenure leading the organization. The Board of Directors has selected Erin Black, a seasoned nonprofit leader known for her work formerly as the Executive Director of the YWCA Yakima and most recently as the leader of Memorial Foundation in Yakima, as the Foundation’s next President and CEO.
