Ventura County Community Foundation
Ventura County Community Foundation
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More about this organization
Mission
Connecting people, resources, and solutions to create lasting impact in our shared world.
About
Connecting donors to the community needs they care about, the Ventura County Community Foundation granted $6,937,701 to 232 unique public charities, $1,043,694 to more than three hundred sixty local students via our scholarship program and $3,699,771 to support more than two hundred twenty individual victims of a tragic crime. 91.1 percent of total grants were to public charities in the Ventura County region. Recipient sectors included, animal welfare 1.7%, arts and culture 13.7%, education 6.5%, health medicines and science 10.6%, human services 56.9 %, religion-related 3.1%, youth services 5.5%, social justice 1.4%, and other services 0.6%.
