PCF Announces New Grants to Fight Homelessness
PCF announced today that it will make grants totaling more than $500,000 to address the crisis of homelessness in Pasadena...
Learn MoreAs pandemic hardship persists into 2021, PCF continues its critical support for Pasadena’s most vulnerable citizens, including seniors, low-income individuals, and families with young children. Make your gift today.
Donate NowPCF recaps its extraordinary year of awarding $2.6 million in grants to Pasadena-area organizations on the frontlines of the pandemic.
Watch VideoPCF announced today that it will make grants totaling more than $500,000 to address the crisis of homelessness in Pasadena...
Learn MoreIn 2019, PCF launched the PCF Scholars program to support local students (Pasadena Unified School District graduates) pursuing their college...
Learn MoreThanks to the generosity of philanthropists who call our community home, PCF continues to thrive and expand its influence.
2020 was an exceptionally strong year for Pasadena Community Foundation. At the Foundation’s annual Year in Review Investment Briefing, PCF Investment Manager C.J. Dennis, who serves as Senior Investment Consultant with Vanguard Institutional Advisory Services, shared good news about PCF’s investment performance and asset growth. 2020 Highlights PCF closed 2020 with $129.5 million in total…
Read MorePasadena Community Foundation begins 2021 once again leading local efforts to assist struggling small businesses after being selected by the City of Pasadena to administer the 2021 Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program. The program, which opened for application January 25, provides approximately 50 reimbursable grants of $7,500 each to qualifying small businesses. Following PCF’s…
Read MoreWith a mission of providing the free loan of medical equipment to those who are elderly, ill, or recovering from injury, the Convalescent Aid Society (CAS) supports the health and safety of numerous Pasadena residents. Nearly 70% of the 3,533 individuals that CAS serves are over the age of 65; 100% are mobility impaired, and…
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