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    West Marin Fund

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    POINT REYES STATION, CAWebsite4156639733

    About West Marin Fund

    West Marin Fund is a community foundation that inspires giving and mobilizes resources to enhance the long-term wellbeing and quality of life for all in coastal West Marin.

    Focus Areas

    Housing (workers & affordable housing)Early childhood education and equityNonprofit capacity building / organizational effectivenessCommunity enrichment (events & cultural programs)Collaborative initiatives to reduce service gapsEconomic opportunity / workforce supportsEquity & justiceTransportation solutions for rural communitiesInternet connectivity / digital accessRapid response / emergency relief

    Who They Fund

    West Marin communities (geographically specific)

    About West Marin Fund

    The West Marin Fund pairs broad community grantmaking with a strong place-based focus: every recent grant listed goes to recipients in California, and the foundation’s work is organized around West Marin’s housing, education, health, environment, and equity needs. In 2024, one of the largest grants supported Huukuiko Inc. with $160,000 for land purchase in Nicasio, signaling that land and community infrastructure can sit alongside smaller operating and program awards. Another major grant went to the Point Reyes National Seashore Association for $108,500 across membership, West Marin Youth in Parks, and general support, showing how the fund blends conservation, youth engagement, and core organizational support. The foundation also makes multi-grant support a recurring pattern for local organizations; for example, West Marin Community Services received funding tied to annual distribution and bereavement support. Across the recent list, the West Marin Fund backs institutions serving children and youth, seniors, families, Spanish-speaking and Latinx residents, Indigenous community members, and local nonprofits working on transportation, internet access, emergency response, and cultural life.

    What West Marin Fund Funds

    Housing and land are clear priorities. The fund gave $7,500 to San Geronimo Valley Affordable Housing Association for the Two Valleys Community Land Trust infrastructure and community outreach project, and a much larger $160,000 grant to Huukuiko Inc. for purchase of land in Nicasio. Youth development also appears in several places: Shoreline Unified School District received $10,000 for the SUSD 2023 summer program, and West Marin-inverness School Community Ptsa received $7,500 for yoga for West Marin-Inverness school children. Environmental education and coastal stewardship show up through $9,500 to River Otter Ecology Project for Tomales High School environmental education and a needs-and-feasibility study, plus $7,500 to Environmental Action Committee of West Marin for climate disruption community education. The foundation also supports arts and community life, including $12,500 to Gallery Route One for addressing community challenges through art.

    How West Marin Fund Gives

    The West Marin Fund’s typical grant size is modest but varied: the 25th percentile is $7,500, the median is $10,000, and the 75th percentile is $46,875. That spread reflects a mix of smaller community grants and larger strategic or infrastructure awards. The recent grants also show repeat support to organizations across multiple purposes in the same year, including general support, program-specific funding, and capacity-oriented work. As a mixed community foundation, it uses both unsolicited grant cycles and invited strategic grants. Several programs accept unsolicited applications, including Organizational Effectiveness Grants, Community Enrichment Grants, Rapid Response Grants, and Collaborative Impact Grants, while Strategic Invitation Grants and Equity & Justice coalition grants are by invitation or membership-based.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $1.6M

    Total Assets

    $6.7M

    Total Revenue

    $3.4M

    Total Expenses

    $3.5M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $8K and $47K, with a median of $10K.

    25th Percentile

    $8K

    Median

    $10K

    75th Percentile

    $47K

    Geographic Reach

    Local1 state funded
    Funding intensity
    Low
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    Headquarters

    Leadership

    SARAH HOBSON

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    Funding Style

    general/unrestricted operating supportcapacity building & strategic planningprogram evaluation & learningcapital & infrastructure grants

    Topics

    youth education and enrichment (including school-based & afterschool)local food security & regional food systemsenvironmental education, coastal conservation, and climate resiliencecommunity health & senior wellness (including COVID-19 recovery supports)racial, linguistic, and Indigenous equity & cultural healingarts, place-based community engagement, and public art

    Where West Marin Fund Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is entirely local and entirely within California in the recent list: 100% of recipients are in the HQ state. The strongest concentration is in West Marin communities, with many awards going to Point Reyes Station, Bolinas, Inverness, Tomales, Nicasio, Stinson Beach, and Woodacre. Point Reyes Station appears repeatedly as a recipient city, including for West Marin Community Services and the Point Reyes National Seashore Association. Outside West Marin but still in California, grants also reached San Rafael, Kentfield, Petaluma, Sacramento, San Francisco, Benicia, and Brisbane.

    Frequently Asked Questions About West Marin Fund

    How does The West Marin Fund make grants?

    It combines open grant cycles with invitation-based funding. Several programs accept unsolicited applications, including Organizational Effectiveness Grants, Community Enrichment Grants, Rapid Response Grants, and Collaborative Impact Grants. Strategic Invitation Grants and Equity & Justice coalition grants are not unsolicited.

    What size grants does The West Marin Fund عادة make?

    Its typical grant size centers on $10,000, with a 25th percentile of $7,500 and a 75th percentile of $46,875. Program-level ranges include $5,000–$10,000 for Organizational Effectiveness Grants, $2,000–$4,000 for Community Enrichment Grants, and $100,000–$200,000 for Collaborative Impact Grants.

    Which areas does The West Marin Fund support?

    The foundation funds housing, early childhood education, nonprofit capacity building, community enrichment, collaborative initiatives to reduce service gaps, economic opportunity, equity and justice, transportation, internet connectivity, rapid response, youth philanthropy, environmental stewardship, arts and culture, and community health.

    Who receives support from The West Marin Fund?

    Recipients include West Marin communities and organizations serving children and youth, Spanish-speaking and Latinx residents, seniors, families and caregivers, and Indigenous community members. Recent grantees include Shoreline Unified School District, West Marin Senior Services, and The New School at Commonweal.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

    Open Grant Opportunities

    Current and upcoming funding from West Marin Fund that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

    Open nowCloses in 18 days (Aug 31, 2026)Award: $2K – $4K

    Community Enrichment Grants

    Community enrichmentCommunity eventsCultural diversity+1 more

    Who can apply: Registered 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4) organizations, or community groups with a 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor; must serve West Marin and have a commitment to racial justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion. Priority is given to organizations based in West Marin and those with annual budgets under $250,000.

    Deadline: March 31 for May grant awards; August 31 for October grant awards

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    Open nowRolling / open intake

    Rapid Response Grants

    Rapid responseEmergency relief

    Who can apply: Available in the event of an emergency; organizations should contact the fund if an emergency arises.

    Deadline: No fixed deadline; emergency-dependent.

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    Opening soonCloses May 31, 2027Award: $400 – $2K

    Giving Through Youth Grants

    Youth philanthropyCommunity serviceGrantmaking

    Who can apply: Nonprofit organizations may receive grants through the youth-led process; schools/classes in West Marin can participate in the program.

    Deadline: Activities take place during March-May each year

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    WEST MARIN COMMUNITY SERVICESPOINT REYES STATION, CA$375,6712026GRANT ID#4663: ANNUAL FUTURE FUND DISTRIBUTION TO TBYC
    COMMUNITY LAND TRUST ASSOCIATION OF WEST MARINPOINT REYES STATION, CA$181,0002026GRANT ID#4861: CLAM LATINO ADVISORY COUNCIL AND RESIDENT GATHERINGS
    SAN GERONIMO VALLEY COMMUNITY CENTERSAN GERONIMO, CA$162,5002026GRANT ID#4767: EQUITABLE ACCESS TO COMMUNITY HEALTH AND WELLNESS
    MAGNOLIA GLOBAL ACADEMY FOR LEADERS DBA MAGNOLIA PROJECTSANTA ROSA, CA$150,0002026GRANT ID#5291: WEST MARIN ENGINE FOR ECONOMIC MOBILITY
    MARIN AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST (MALT)POINT REYES STATION, CA$100,5002026GRANT ID#4894: GENERAL SUPPORT
    POINT BLUE CONSERVATION SCIENCEPETALUMA, CA$100,0002026GRANT ID#4696: BARINAGA-GOODMAN POINT BLUE MARIN-SONOMA SOILS ANALYSIS PROJECT
    POSTPARTUM SUPPORT CENTERSAN RAFAEL, CA$90,0002026GRANT ID#4962: EXPANDING PERINATAL SUPPORT IN WEST MARIN: CAR SEAT DISTRIBUTION AND ESSENTIAL SERVICES BY PPSC
    EXTRAFOODORGKENTFIELD, CA$80,0002026GRANT ID#4897: GENERAL SUPPORT
    PARENT SERVICES PROJECTSAN RAFAEL, CA$80,0002026GRANT ID#4960: WEST MARIN FAMILY SUPPORT
    DANCE PALACE COMMUNITY CENTERPOINT REYES STATION, CA$42,5002026GRANT ID#4828: IT TAKES A VILLAGE: DANCE PALACE EARLY RELEASE PROGRAMMING
    KITCHEN TABLE ADVISORSBERKELEY, CA$25,0002026GRANT ID#4895: GENERAL SUPPORT
    THE MESA REFUGEPOINT REYES STATION, CA$17,0002026GRANT ID#4733: WEST MARIN NONPROFITS COLLABORATIVE CAMPAIGNWILLS FOR WEST MARIN
    BOLINAS FILM FESTIVAL INCBOLINAS, CA$15,5002026GRANT ID#4730: BOLINAS FILM FESTIVAL + STARLIGHT SERIES FREE OUTDOOR SCREENINGS
    GALLERY ROUTE ONEPOINT REYES STATION, CA$14,0002026GRANT ID#5026: INDIGENOUS ART FESTIVAL
    IN PLACEINVERNESS, CA$14,0002026GRANT ID#5194: SUMMER SOLSTICE COMMUNITY GATHERING
    BOLINAS STINSON YOUNG STEWARDS OF THE LANDBOLINAS, CA$13,0002026GRANT ID#5196: FALL SCHOLARSHIPS FOR YOUNG STEWARDS
    NATURA INSTITUTE FOR ECOLOGY AND MEDICINE AT COMMONWEAL GARDENBOLINAS, CA$13,0002026GRANT ID#5030: BUILDING AND STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY WITH SPRING GARDEN PARTY
    RIVER OTTER ECOLOGY PROJECTFOREST KNOLLS, CA$12,5002026GRANT ID#4732: TOMALES HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN BIOLOGY ENRICHMENT
    ALLIANCE FOR FELIX COVEOAKLAND, CA$12,5002026GRANT ID#4765: AN ABUNDANCE OF HEART: A CONVERSATION WITH TWO FAMILIES & THEIR PATH TOWARDS ALLYSHIP
    BOLINAS COMMUNITY LAND TRUSTBOLINAS, CA$12,0002026GRANT ID#4630: MEETING THE MOMENT AND CASTING A VISION FOR TRANSFORMATION
    INNOVATIVE HEALTH SOLUTIONSBENICIA, CA$10,0002026GRANT ID#5232: CREATING EFFECTIVE AND SUSTAINABLE SCHOOL FOOD SYSTEMS
    ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION COMMITTEE OF WEST MARINPOINT REYES STATION, CA$10,0002026GRANT ID#5229: IMPLEMENTATION OF INCREASING INCLUSIVITY, EFFECTIVENESS, AND EFFICIENCY
    PARENT INSTITUTE FOR QUALITY EDUCATIONSANTA CLARA, CA$10,0002026GRANT ID#5235: EMPOWERING FAMILIES, TRANSFORMING FUTURES: EDUCATIONAL EQUITY IN WEST MARIN
    SLIDE RANCHMUIR BEACH, CA$10,0002026GRANT ID#5238: EXPANDING ACCESS TO TRANSFORMATIONAL OUTDOOR EXPERIENCES FOR WEST MARIN YOUTH
    BOLINAS COMMUNITY CENTERBOLINAS, CA$9,3502026GRANT ID#5225: UPDATE WEBSITE -IMPROVED OUTREACH
    CLEANER CALIFORNIA COAST INITIATIVEINVERNESS, CA$8,0002026GRANT ID#5198: WASTE WISE WEST MARIN; A CLEANER CALIFORNIA COAST POP-UP EVENT!
    WEST MARIN INVERNESS SCHOOL COMMUNITY PTSAPOINT REYES STATION, CA$7,0002026GRANT ID#4731: FILM ON THE FIELD - CINE EN EL CAMPO
    KIDS COOKING FOR LIFE - KCLLARKSPUR, CA$6,5002026GRANT ID#5027: COOKING FOR WELLNESS AT TOMALES HIGH SCHOOL
    KWMRPOINT REYES STATION, CA$6,5002026GRANT ID#4927:
    BOLINAS STINSON SUMMER CAMPBOLINAS, CA$6,0002026GRANT ID#4597: ADDRESSING EQUITY FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN LOCAL SUMMER PROGRAM
    TURTLE ISLAND RESTORATION NETWORKFOREST KNOLLS, CA$6,0002026GRANT ID#4736: SPAWN NATURALIST-LED CREEK WALK TOURS 2024/25
    BOLINAS CIVIC GROUPBOLINAS, CA$6,0002026GRANT ID#4734: ENGAGING AN INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY THROUGH MONTHLY MEETINGS AND CIVIC SOUP EVENTS
    BOLINAS COMMUNITY LAND TRUSTBOLINAS, CA$457,5002025GRANT ID # 3872: EMERGENCY HOUSING ON TACHERRA RANCH; GRANT ID # 3904: EMERGENCY HOUSING ON TACHERRA RANCH; GRANT ID # 4135: EMERGENCY HOUSING ON TACHERRA RANCH; GRANT ID # 4169: DEIJ FACILITATION FUNDS; GRANT ID # 4572: WEST MARIN HOUSING COLLABORATIVE JOINT AFFORDABLE HOUSING STRATEGY
    PRNSA-POINT REYES NATIONAL SEASHORE ASSOCIATIONPOINT REYES STATION, CA$166,1282025GRANT ID # 3805: GENERAL SUPPORT; GRANT ID # 4174: MAPPING A PARK FOR ALL, BUILDING DEIJ STRENGTH AT PRNSA; GRANT ID # 4436: 2024 GIVING THROUGH YOUTH GRANT; GRANT ID # 4570: WEST MARIN ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING ALLIANCE
    PETALUMA HEALTH CENTERPETALUMA, CA$150,0002025GRANT ID # 4569: MULTIDISCIPLINARY HOLISTIC MOBILE HEALTH IN WEST MARIN
    MARIN AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST (MALT)POINT REYES STATION, CA$100,0002025GRANT ID # 4102: GENERAL SUPPORT FOR ANNUAL FUND
    INNOVATIVE HEALTH SOLUTIONSBENICIA, CA$100,0002025GRANT ID # 4571: WEST MARIN FOOD SYSTEMS, REGIONAL FARM TO SCHOOL 'GROWING SCHOOL FOOD TOGETHER' PROJECT
    EXTRAFOODORGKENTFIELD, CA$100,0002025GRANT ID # 4104: GENERAL SUPPORT
    WEST MARIN COMMUNITY SERVICESPOINT REYES STATION, CA$83,8402025GRANT ID # 3774: ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION TO WEST MARIN COMMUNITY SERVICES; GRANT ID # 4069: FAMILY GUTIERREZ HOUSING SUPPORT; GRANT ID # 4111: FOR ABRIENDO CAMINOS/PROMOTION OF DIGNIFIED WORKER HOUSING; GRANT ID # 4173: REDEVELOP ABRIENDO CAMINOS - ENHANCING DEIJ COMMUNITY WORK; GRANT ID # 4300: THE COMMITTEE FOR HOUSING FOR AGRICULTURAL WORKERS AND THEIR FAMILIES; GRANT ID # 4434: 2024 GIVING THROUGH YOUTH GRANT; GRANT ID # 4489: IMPROVING COMMUNITY HEALTH AND WELLNESS; GRANT ID # 4481: WEST MARIN COMMUNITY SERVICES FUNDRAISING CAPACITY BUILDING
    PARENT SERVICES PROJECTSAN RAFAEL, CA$50,0002025GRANT ID # 3970: WEST MARIN DEVELOPMENTAL PLAYGROUPS
    WEST MARIN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMINVERNESS, CA$50,0002025GRANT ID # 4334: GENERAL SUPPORT
    10000 DEGREESSAN RAFAEL, CA$50,0002025GRANT ID # 4333: TO SUPPORT SERVICES TO STUDENTS FROM WEST MARIN
    PAPERMILL CREEK CHILDREN'S CORNERPOINT REYES STATION, CA$50,0002025GRANT ID # 4399: $45,000 OF WHICH $30,000 FOR GENERAL SUPPORT AND $15,000 FOR CONSULTANCY FEES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF A SUSTAINABILITY PLAN; GRANT ID # 4432: 2024 GIVING THROUGH YOUTH GRANT; GRANT ID # 4498: SUPPORTIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
    KITCHEN TABLE ADVISORSSAN FRANCISCO, CA$27,5002025GRANT ID # 4103: GENERAL SUPPORT; GRANT ID # 4267: KITCHEN TABLE ADVISORS, TO SERVE FARMERS, CURRENT OR ASPIRING, IN MARIN COUNTY
    THE MESA REFUGEPOINT REYES STATION, CA$21,5002025GRANT ID # 4172: MESA REFUGE'S NEW STORY: EMBEDDING DEI IN STRATEGIC PLANNING & EXPANDING OUR BALANCED CAPACITY; GRANT ID # 4491: WEST MARIN NONPROFITS COLLABORATIVE CAMPAIGN: WRITE A WILL & LEAVE A LEGACYGRANT ID # 4475: MESA REFUGE NEW WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT
    COMMUNITY LAND TRUST ASSOCIATION OF WEST MARINPOINT REYES STATION, CA$21,5002025GRANT ID # 4168: CLAM DEIJ ORGANIZATIONAL INTEGRATION; GRANT ID # 4490: CLAM'S 2024 ANNUAL MEETING; GRANT ID # 4467: STRENGTHENING CLAM'S ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
    SAN GERONIMO VALLEY AFFORDABLE HOUSING ASSOCIATIONWOODACRE, CA$21,5002025GRANT ID # 4003: FUERZA - EMPOWERING LEADERSHIP AND INVOLVEMENT THROUGH A PROMOTORES PROGRAM; GRANT ID # 4477: STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR A NEW ERA; GRANT ID # 4493: "VOICES OF THE VALLEY: YOU BELONG HERE" A PILOT PODCAST & SHOW ON KWMR RADIO
    AUDUBON CANYON RANCHSTINSON BEACH, CA$17,5002025GRANT ID # 3971: BEGINNING FROM WITHIN IMPLEMENTING SYSTEMIC CULTURAL CHANGE AT AUDUBON CANYON RANCH; GRANT ID # 4483: TOWARDS INCLUSIVE EXPERIENCES FOR WEST MARIN VISITORS
    DANCE PALACE COMMUNITY CENTERPOINT REYES STATION, CA$14,5002025GRANT ID # 4366: SUPPORT CHANGE!; GRANT ID # 4488: COMMUNITY CURATED LIVE MUSIC SERIES; GRANT ID # 4474: TRANSFORMING THROUGH INCLUSIVITY: RE-EXPERIENCING COMMUNITY AT THE DANCE PALACE
    GALLERY ROUTE ONEPOINT REYES STATION, CA$14,0002025GRANT ID # 4465: EFFECTIVE GROTH FOR COLLABORATION

    WEST MARIN COMMUNITY SERVICES

    $375,671
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4663: ANNUAL FUTURE FUND DISTRIBUTION TO TBYC

    COMMUNITY LAND TRUST ASSOCIATION OF WEST MARIN

    $181,000
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4861: CLAM LATINO ADVISORY COUNCIL AND RESIDENT GATHERINGS

    SAN GERONIMO VALLEY COMMUNITY CENTER

    $162,500
    SAN GERONIMO, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4767: EQUITABLE ACCESS TO COMMUNITY HEALTH AND WELLNESS

    MAGNOLIA GLOBAL ACADEMY FOR LEADERS DBA MAGNOLIA PROJECT

    $150,000
    SANTA ROSA, CA2026

    GRANT ID#5291: WEST MARIN ENGINE FOR ECONOMIC MOBILITY

    MARIN AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST (MALT)

    $100,500
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4894: GENERAL SUPPORT

    POINT BLUE CONSERVATION SCIENCE

    $100,000
    PETALUMA, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4696: BARINAGA-GOODMAN POINT BLUE MARIN-SONOMA SOILS ANALYSIS PROJECT

    POSTPARTUM SUPPORT CENTER

    $90,000
    SAN RAFAEL, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4962: EXPANDING PERINATAL SUPPORT IN WEST MARIN: CAR SEAT DISTRIBUTION AND ESSENTIAL SERVICES BY PPSC

    EXTRAFOODORG

    $80,000
    KENTFIELD, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4897: GENERAL SUPPORT

    PARENT SERVICES PROJECT

    $80,000
    SAN RAFAEL, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4960: WEST MARIN FAMILY SUPPORT

    DANCE PALACE COMMUNITY CENTER

    $42,500
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4828: IT TAKES A VILLAGE: DANCE PALACE EARLY RELEASE PROGRAMMING

    KITCHEN TABLE ADVISORS

    $25,000
    BERKELEY, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4895: GENERAL SUPPORT

    THE MESA REFUGE

    $17,000
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4733: WEST MARIN NONPROFITS COLLABORATIVE CAMPAIGNWILLS FOR WEST MARIN

    BOLINAS FILM FESTIVAL INC

    $15,500
    BOLINAS, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4730: BOLINAS FILM FESTIVAL + STARLIGHT SERIES FREE OUTDOOR SCREENINGS

    GALLERY ROUTE ONE

    $14,000
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2026

    GRANT ID#5026: INDIGENOUS ART FESTIVAL

    IN PLACE

    $14,000
    INVERNESS, CA2026

    GRANT ID#5194: SUMMER SOLSTICE COMMUNITY GATHERING

    BOLINAS STINSON YOUNG STEWARDS OF THE LAND

    $13,000
    BOLINAS, CA2026

    GRANT ID#5196: FALL SCHOLARSHIPS FOR YOUNG STEWARDS

    NATURA INSTITUTE FOR ECOLOGY AND MEDICINE AT COMMONWEAL GARDEN

    $13,000
    BOLINAS, CA2026

    GRANT ID#5030: BUILDING AND STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY WITH SPRING GARDEN PARTY

    RIVER OTTER ECOLOGY PROJECT

    $12,500
    FOREST KNOLLS, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4732: TOMALES HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN BIOLOGY ENRICHMENT

    ALLIANCE FOR FELIX COVE

    $12,500
    OAKLAND, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4765: AN ABUNDANCE OF HEART: A CONVERSATION WITH TWO FAMILIES & THEIR PATH TOWARDS ALLYSHIP

    BOLINAS COMMUNITY LAND TRUST

    $12,000
    BOLINAS, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4630: MEETING THE MOMENT AND CASTING A VISION FOR TRANSFORMATION

    INNOVATIVE HEALTH SOLUTIONS

    $10,000
    BENICIA, CA2026

    GRANT ID#5232: CREATING EFFECTIVE AND SUSTAINABLE SCHOOL FOOD SYSTEMS

    ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION COMMITTEE OF WEST MARIN

    $10,000
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2026

    GRANT ID#5229: IMPLEMENTATION OF INCREASING INCLUSIVITY, EFFECTIVENESS, AND EFFICIENCY

    PARENT INSTITUTE FOR QUALITY EDUCATION

    $10,000
    SANTA CLARA, CA2026

    GRANT ID#5235: EMPOWERING FAMILIES, TRANSFORMING FUTURES: EDUCATIONAL EQUITY IN WEST MARIN

    SLIDE RANCH

    $10,000
    MUIR BEACH, CA2026

    GRANT ID#5238: EXPANDING ACCESS TO TRANSFORMATIONAL OUTDOOR EXPERIENCES FOR WEST MARIN YOUTH

    BOLINAS COMMUNITY CENTER

    $9,350
    BOLINAS, CA2026

    GRANT ID#5225: UPDATE WEBSITE -IMPROVED OUTREACH

    CLEANER CALIFORNIA COAST INITIATIVE

    $8,000
    INVERNESS, CA2026

    GRANT ID#5198: WASTE WISE WEST MARIN; A CLEANER CALIFORNIA COAST POP-UP EVENT!

    WEST MARIN INVERNESS SCHOOL COMMUNITY PTSA

    $7,000
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4731: FILM ON THE FIELD - CINE EN EL CAMPO

    KIDS COOKING FOR LIFE - KCL

    $6,500
    LARKSPUR, CA2026

    GRANT ID#5027: COOKING FOR WELLNESS AT TOMALES HIGH SCHOOL

    KWMR

    $6,500
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4927:

    BOLINAS STINSON SUMMER CAMP

    $6,000
    BOLINAS, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4597: ADDRESSING EQUITY FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN LOCAL SUMMER PROGRAM

    TURTLE ISLAND RESTORATION NETWORK

    $6,000
    FOREST KNOLLS, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4736: SPAWN NATURALIST-LED CREEK WALK TOURS 2024/25

    BOLINAS CIVIC GROUP

    $6,000
    BOLINAS, CA2026

    GRANT ID#4734: ENGAGING AN INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY THROUGH MONTHLY MEETINGS AND CIVIC SOUP EVENTS

    BOLINAS COMMUNITY LAND TRUST

    $457,500
    BOLINAS, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 3872: EMERGENCY HOUSING ON TACHERRA RANCH; GRANT ID # 3904: EMERGENCY HOUSING ON TACHERRA RANCH; GRANT ID # 4135: EMERGENCY HOUSING ON TACHERRA RANCH; GRANT ID # 4169: DEIJ FACILITATION FUNDS; GRANT ID # 4572: WEST MARIN HOUSING COLLABORATIVE JOINT AFFORDABLE HOUSING STRATEGY

    PRNSA-POINT REYES NATIONAL SEASHORE ASSOCIATION

    $166,128
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 3805: GENERAL SUPPORT; GRANT ID # 4174: MAPPING A PARK FOR ALL, BUILDING DEIJ STRENGTH AT PRNSA; GRANT ID # 4436: 2024 GIVING THROUGH YOUTH GRANT; GRANT ID # 4570: WEST MARIN ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING ALLIANCE

    PETALUMA HEALTH CENTER

    $150,000
    PETALUMA, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 4569: MULTIDISCIPLINARY HOLISTIC MOBILE HEALTH IN WEST MARIN

    MARIN AGRICULTURAL LAND TRUST (MALT)

    $100,000
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 4102: GENERAL SUPPORT FOR ANNUAL FUND

    INNOVATIVE HEALTH SOLUTIONS

    $100,000
    BENICIA, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 4571: WEST MARIN FOOD SYSTEMS, REGIONAL FARM TO SCHOOL 'GROWING SCHOOL FOOD TOGETHER' PROJECT

    EXTRAFOODORG

    $100,000
    KENTFIELD, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 4104: GENERAL SUPPORT

    WEST MARIN COMMUNITY SERVICES

    $83,840
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 3774: ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION TO WEST MARIN COMMUNITY SERVICES; GRANT ID # 4069: FAMILY GUTIERREZ HOUSING SUPPORT; GRANT ID # 4111: FOR ABRIENDO CAMINOS/PROMOTION OF DIGNIFIED WORKER HOUSING; GRANT ID # 4173: REDEVELOP ABRIENDO CAMINOS - ENHANCING DEIJ COMMUNITY WORK; GRANT ID # 4300: THE COMMITTEE FOR HOUSING FOR AGRICULTURAL WORKERS AND THEIR FAMILIES; GRANT ID # 4434: 2024 GIVING THROUGH YOUTH GRANT; GRANT ID # 4489: IMPROVING COMMUNITY HEALTH AND WELLNESS; GRANT ID # 4481: WEST MARIN COMMUNITY SERVICES FUNDRAISING CAPACITY BUILDING

    PARENT SERVICES PROJECT

    $50,000
    SAN RAFAEL, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 3970: WEST MARIN DEVELOPMENTAL PLAYGROUPS

    WEST MARIN SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

    $50,000
    INVERNESS, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 4334: GENERAL SUPPORT

    10000 DEGREES

    $50,000
    SAN RAFAEL, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 4333: TO SUPPORT SERVICES TO STUDENTS FROM WEST MARIN

    PAPERMILL CREEK CHILDREN'S CORNER

    $50,000
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 4399: $45,000 OF WHICH $30,000 FOR GENERAL SUPPORT AND $15,000 FOR CONSULTANCY FEES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF A SUSTAINABILITY PLAN; GRANT ID # 4432: 2024 GIVING THROUGH YOUTH GRANT; GRANT ID # 4498: SUPPORTIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

    KITCHEN TABLE ADVISORS

    $27,500
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 4103: GENERAL SUPPORT; GRANT ID # 4267: KITCHEN TABLE ADVISORS, TO SERVE FARMERS, CURRENT OR ASPIRING, IN MARIN COUNTY

    THE MESA REFUGE

    $21,500
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 4172: MESA REFUGE'S NEW STORY: EMBEDDING DEI IN STRATEGIC PLANNING & EXPANDING OUR BALANCED CAPACITY; GRANT ID # 4491: WEST MARIN NONPROFITS COLLABORATIVE CAMPAIGN: WRITE A WILL & LEAVE A LEGACYGRANT ID # 4475: MESA REFUGE NEW WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT

    COMMUNITY LAND TRUST ASSOCIATION OF WEST MARIN

    $21,500
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 4168: CLAM DEIJ ORGANIZATIONAL INTEGRATION; GRANT ID # 4490: CLAM'S 2024 ANNUAL MEETING; GRANT ID # 4467: STRENGTHENING CLAM'S ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS

    SAN GERONIMO VALLEY AFFORDABLE HOUSING ASSOCIATION

    $21,500
    WOODACRE, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 4003: FUERZA - EMPOWERING LEADERSHIP AND INVOLVEMENT THROUGH A PROMOTORES PROGRAM; GRANT ID # 4477: STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR A NEW ERA; GRANT ID # 4493: "VOICES OF THE VALLEY: YOU BELONG HERE" A PILOT PODCAST & SHOW ON KWMR RADIO

    AUDUBON CANYON RANCH

    $17,500
    STINSON BEACH, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 3971: BEGINNING FROM WITHIN IMPLEMENTING SYSTEMIC CULTURAL CHANGE AT AUDUBON CANYON RANCH; GRANT ID # 4483: TOWARDS INCLUSIVE EXPERIENCES FOR WEST MARIN VISITORS

    DANCE PALACE COMMUNITY CENTER

    $14,500
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 4366: SUPPORT CHANGE!; GRANT ID # 4488: COMMUNITY CURATED LIVE MUSIC SERIES; GRANT ID # 4474: TRANSFORMING THROUGH INCLUSIVITY: RE-EXPERIENCING COMMUNITY AT THE DANCE PALACE

    GALLERY ROUTE ONE

    $14,000
    POINT REYES STATION, CA2025

    GRANT ID # 4465: EFFECTIVE GROTH FOR COLLABORATION