Updates
- Nov 02 11
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2011 in Review
In its 2011 fiscal year, the Marin Community Foundation made over $57 million in grants to support communities locally and around the world. We are proud of our collective accomplishments and are pleased to share them with you.
- Sep 08 11
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Investing in the MCF Loan Fund
Donors at MCF have an investment option that enables them to support community efforts in Marin County while growing the assets in their fund at the Foundation.
- Mar 14 11
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Relief Agencies Working in Japan
MCF has compiled a list of nonprofit agenices doing relief work in Japan following the earthquake and tsunami.
- Nov 07 10
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2010 in Review
In its 2010 fiscal year, the Marin Community Foundation made nearly $55,000,000 in grants during a year that was challenging for both our donors and for the many nonprofits supported through MCF. We are proud of our collective accomplishments and are pleased to share them with you.
- Jul 19 10
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New Vice President for Programs
In a letter to the community, MCF President and CEO Tom Peters has announced the Foundation's new Vice President for Programs
- May 18 10
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Introducing the MCF Guide to Family Giving
The MCF Guide to Family Giving offers ways that families can start conversations and get everyone involved in making a difference.
- Dec 27 09
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2009 in Review
In its 2009 fiscal year, the Marin Community Foundation made nearly $60,000,000 in grants during a year that was challenging for both our donors and for the many nonprofits supported through MCF. We are proud of our collective accomplishments and are pleased to share them with you.
All information on this page was current as of June 30, 2009.
- Aug 25 09
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2008 in Review
In 2008, MCF made $60,802,431 in grants to support a wide range of efforts in Marin County, throughout the U.S., and around the world. These grants were made from MCF's discretionary funds, supporting organizations, and Family and Community Funds.
- May 11 09
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Marin agencies providing safety-net services
In order to help our community respond to the effects of the recession, we are providing a list of Marin agencies that provide a wide range of safety-net services.
