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Fall Workshop Offerings - 3 Trainings to Find Success in the Current Landscape
How can we better position our nonprofits for sustainability, resilience and even success in these times? We are offering 3 different...
Sep 30


4 Tips To Maximize Your Year-End Giving
Here are some tools we’ve learned from tax specialists that may maximize your charitable giving in 2025, before additional provisions of OBBBA take effect in 2026.
Sep 11


Jason and Patti Bell: Investing in Community, Inspiring Others to Give
The Bells have chosen to work with Placer Community Foundation (PCF) on their giving today, and through their estate plan to further a legacy of love for their community.
Sep 2


Professional Advisor News
August 2025 Bunching: Bigger benefits under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act With all the buzz surrounding the One Big Beautiful Bill Act...
Aug 12


Taking Flight: How One Young Woman Turned a Scholarship Into a Lifelong Mission
She wasn’t just looking for a job — she wanted a career built around community, teamwork and learning.
Jul 29


Together We Can Build the Housing Placer Needs
Placer County faces a growing housing crisis, and local leaders are taking action.
Jun 20


Sue and Jaya Give With Heart and Purpose Through Placer Community Foundation
For those interested in making an impactful contribution, they recommend PCF as a trustworthy partner.
Jun 13


Continuing a Legacy -Converting a Private Foundation to a DAF
Although Gail and Charles Muskavitch began their lives in two very different ways, their shared passions brought them together. Charles...
Jun 4


A Legacy of Giving: Why Guy and Sigrid Gibson Chose Placer Community Foundation
Guy Gibson knows what it means to be rooted in Placer County. His family has called Roseville home for more than a century. His grandfather was the city’s first school superintendent. His father served as a lawyer, then judge, and has a courthouse, park and street named in his honor. That tradition of service didn’t end there.
May 28
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