The Humboldt Area Foundation + Wild Rivers Community Foundation welcomes applications for the 2026 Summer Youth Partnership through April 15. The Summer Youth Partnership Program […]
Apply Now through April 15 — Summer Youth Partnership 2026 Read More »
Learn how communities are responding to damage caused by coastal flooding—and how you can lend a hand.
Supporting Our Neighbors After the January 2026 King Salmon Floods Read More »
Located in Klamath Falls, Ore., the Favell Museum is a place of learning and exploration dedicated to the people and history of the West. The
Grantee Spotlight: Favell Museum Brings the Epic of the Klamath River Basin to Life Read More »
The Foundation is pleased to announce Juan Ruiz as its new Departmental Director of Programs & Community Partnerships. In this role, Ruiz helps guide how
Humboldt Area Foundation + Wild Rivers Community Foundation announced that Sharrone Blanck is the newest member of its board of directors. Blanck joins the board
Community Leader Sharrone Blanck Joins HAF+WRCF Board Read More »
HAF+WRCF’s Universal Scholarship Application opens January 15, giving students across Humboldt, Del Norte, Trinity, and Curry counties access to nearly 200 scholarship opportunities—all through one simple application.
Investing in Local Students: Apply for Scholarships through March 2 Read More »
This article is part of the ’24-’25 Donor Yearbook & Annual Report. Click here to download the full report (PDF). The mission of Humboldt Health
’24-’25 Humboldt Health Foundation Update Read More »
Supporting California Indian Culture Bearers, Artists, Lifeways, and Knowledge Transmission This article is part of the ’24-’25 Donor Yearbook & Annual Report. Click here to
’24-’25 Native Cultures Fund Update Read More »
This article is part of the ’24-’25 Donor Yearbook & Annual Report. Click here to download the full report (PDF). The Trinity Trust is a
’24-’25 Trinity Trust Update Read More »
This article is part of the ’24-’25 Donor Yearbook & Annual Report. Click here to download the full report (PDF). Since its founding in 2021,
‘24-’25 Redwood Region Climate and Community Resilience Hub Update Read More »
