League of California Community Foundations

We’re Hiring! CVCF is looking for a Community Philanthropy Manager to join our team! This role focuses on cultivating and stewarding donor relationships to support the Friends of the Foundation and other funds. We’re looking for a motivated, entrepreneurial self-starter with knowledge of the donor development cycle, strong communication, customer service skills, and a passion for building community through philanthropy. Ready to make an impact in the Central Valley? Apply today by visiting the link in our caption.? #CentralValleyCF? . . . https://lnkd.in/gzy8CUrh

We're #hiring a new Director of the Collaboration for Social Impact in Santa Barbara, California. Apply today or share this post with your network.

We're #hiring a new Assistant Controller in Los Altos, California. Apply today or share this post with your network.

?? Announcing a New Opportunity ? As a result of our long-time CFO approaching retirement, we are excited to invite applications for a new Chief Financial Officer to join our dynamic executive leadership team. This pivotal role involves developing and executing our organizational strategy and ambitious growth goals, ensuring the highest level of stewardship of our assets. The CFO will lead our Finance Department, directly supervising the Controller and department staff, while overseeing investment activities with the support of a seasoned Investment Committee and independent investment advisors. Are you a visionary leader ready to make a significant impact? Learn more about this opportunity and apply here: https://hubs.la/Q034cqMB0 Together, let's continue transforming heartfelt intentions into greater impact. #OCCFDoers #CFO #CareerOpportunity

We are seeking a Grants & Scholarships Coordinator to join our Programs & Community Partnerships team! The Grants & Scholarships Coordinator is responsible for a variety of administrative, logistical, and professional service tasks that support the daily functions of the Foundation’s grant and scholarship programs, as a vital part of the Programs & Community Partnerships team. The ideal candidate will carry out job duties with excellent time management, an emphasis on attention to detail, cultural humility, respect for sensitive information and confidentiality, and have an ability to complete tasks with minimal oversight and a high level of independence. This position will remain open until filled, however, priority consideration will be given to those who apply by 8 am on Monday, February 17, 2025. This full-time position can be based out of either our Bayside or Crescent City office locations. Find the full job description on hafoundation.org/jobs

Pasadena Community Foundation has deployed its second round of fire relief grants - $450,000 to 18 Altadena and Pasadena nonprofits that are on the ground providing direct assistance to those impacted by the #EatonFire. This brings PCF's total grant disbursement - so far - to almost $1 million. Follow the link to see the list of Round 2 grantees: https://lnkd.in/g_4-jBnj

Today, our CEO Miguel A. Santana, and CEO of Snap Inc. Evan Spiegel, announced the launch of The Department of Angels, an initiative designed to provide communities impacted by the Eaton and Palisades megafires the staffing and resources they need to steward their recovery. The Department of Angels will provide residents with direct project management and advocacy support, ensuring their voices and needs are represented at every level of the recovery process. CCF will serve as the fiscal sponsor of this effort, reinforcing our commitment to a grassroots and community-driven recovery for Los Angeles. This initiative builds on CCF’s long history of making a direct and meaningful impact on individuals and families in need, ensuring that support reaches those most affected. Since 2003, the CCF Wildfire Recovery Fund has provided critical help to communities recovering from disasters, including granting more than $15 million to Angelenos in need just 10 days after the 2025 megafires broke. The Department of Angels was born out of hundreds of conversations with community members, disaster experts, and survivors of the megafires. Just as elected officials and private-sector leaders have staff and resources to support them, the Department of Angels exists to provide capacity for our community—an independent network dedicated to ensuring that those most affected by these disasters have the tools, information, and advocacy they need to recover and rebuild. It is also a place where Angelenos—and those who love LA—have meaningful opportunities to help where they are most needed. To learn more, visit www.deptofangels.org Read about it in the @LATimes. https://lnkd.in/dpunQ8pi

JOB OPENING :: Pasadena Community Foundation is hiring a Finance & HR Manager. Please apply directly through Idealist - link below. Applications will not be accepted on other platforms. Deadline to apply is February 21. https://lnkd.in/gzR22_Py

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On January 7, devastating fires tore through LA, forever changing lives. Thanks to 36,000+ supporters, CCF’s Wildfire Recovery Fund has raised nearly $50M — and is delivering emergency grants within 10 days to 130+ local organizations. In our #LAStrong video series, we introduce you to organizations like New Economics for Women, which bring relief where it’s needed most. ?? #LAFireRecovery #CCFImpact While most of the fires are contained, we know our recovery journey has just begun, so our focus is shifting to long-term rebuilding and economic stability. In the coming weeks, we will announce new grants and expand funding to grantees who share this same mission and align with FEMA’s long-term recovery strategies. These grants will prioritize job training for displaced workers, reopening small businesses, and rebuilding vital community resources and shared spaces.? Thank you for standing with us and the communities that need us most. Together, we are #LAStrong and building more resilient futures. If you would like to continue to help with our long-term recovery efforts or see a complete list of grantees, please visit our official Wildfire Recovery Fund website, linked in our bio. To ensure your donation reaches those in need, please note that all donations can only be made securely through the website.