These highlights illustrate a few of the many diverse ways grants from funds at HAF+WRCF have supported the community in recent months. Read through more […]
Grantmaking and Collaboration Supports Community Wellbeing and Resilience Read More »
Over the last two months, the federal administration has taken several key actions that jeopardize, slow, or call into question funding and policy support for
America’s Greatest Watershed Restoration Project Hangs in the Balance Read More »
Community Foundations are uniquely positioned to bring community and resources together during disasters and emergencies. Following the $3.4 million granted from the foundation’s COVID-19 Regional
Over $3.7 Million Granted to Support Disaster Resilience, Recovery & Response Efforts Read More »
The 2025 Winter/Spring Newsletter is available now! Download the newsletter here: Winter-Spring-2025-Newsletter-Final.pdf
2025 Winter/Spring Newsletter Now Available Read More »
Building on a distinguished career with the organization, Sara Dronkers has been named the Chief Executive Officer for the Humboldt Area Foundation + Wild Rivers
Dronkers Named CEO; Board Welcomes Saulsbury as Newest Member Read More »
Applications due May 5 HAFoundation.org/Apply Grants are available for organizations serving communities within the HAF+WRCF service region: The Just Futures grant round is currently accepting
Just Futures Grant Round Accepting Grant Applications Read More »
Supporting Aquatic Safety for Curry Youth Waterway safety is crucial. Last year, the Foundation supported Curry County in deploying effective safety programs. HAF+WRCF supported the
Support for Our Community Highlights Read More »
First envisioned by Northern California Native leaders in the 1990s, the Native Cultures Fund (NCF) has supported more than 400 artists, culture bearers, and tribal
Celebrating 25 Years of Native Cultures Fund Community Work Read More »
The Redwood Regional Climate and Community Resilience Hub (CORE Hub) continues to advocate for local involvement in industry development and climate resilience efforts. As Humboldt
CORE Hub Uplifts Community Advocacy and Engagement Read More »
The Klamath River Fund (KRF) is a new program focused on community-led climate resilience and restorative justice work in the Klamath Basin. Following 2024’s historic
New Fund Supports Next Generation of Klamath Communities Read More »
