North Valley Community Foundation

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North Valley Community Foundation We exist to fuel healing and compassion for a better world. NVCF exists to help you change the world.

Through partnership, financial services, training and education we are the North Valley’s Hub for philanthropy, helping individuals, families, businesses and non-profits to maximize their impact on the local and global community.

10/15/2026

Help us recognize a caring adult who has made a positive difference in your life.

Every adult who receives a nomination will be specially recognized by North Valley Community Foundation for the incredible work they are doing to inspire, support and make a difference in the lives of young people and throughout our community.

Nominate your adult by Friday, Oct. 16. For a digital and paper version of the nomination forms or to learn more, visit nvcf.org/powerofone

Help us recognize a caring adult who has made a positive difference in your life.“One healthy adult can completely chang...
10/15/2026

Help us recognize a caring adult who has made a positive difference in your life.

“One healthy adult can completely change the trajectory of a life,” said Dr. Sésha Zinn, NVCF Cares director. “The single strongest protective factor for youth is having a positive relationship and engagement with at least one healthy adult. We call this the Power of One. We want to honor those adults who make a difference locally at a Power of One celebration this fall.”

Zinn said examples of mentors for recognition might include teachers, coaches, family members or any adult who has made a positive difference in a person’s life. Anyone – young people or adults – can submit nominations for the Power of One awards until Oct. 16. Visit nvcf.org/powerofone to nominate and learn more.

10/13/2026

Help us recognize a caring adult who has made a positive difference in your life.

Every adult who receives a nomination will be specially recognized by North Valley Community Foundation for the incredible work they are doing to inspire, support and make a difference in the lives of young people and throughout our community.

Nominate your adult by Friday, Oct. 16. For a digital and paper version of the nomination forms or to learn more, visit nvcf.org/powerofone

10/13/2026

If you are a youth aged 12-17, come hang out with The Crew! We will be hosting a youth event at Boys and Girls Club in Paradise.

The Crew is a social community and part of NVCF Cares. Events are free for youth who registered for The Crew. To register for The Crew, go to nvcf.org/thecrewregistration. For more information, please visit nvcf.org/thecrew. Questions? Email us at [email protected].

We hope to see you there!

In honor of Indigenous Peoples Day, our office will be closed today.We encourage everyone to learn more about the Indige...
10/12/2026

In honor of Indigenous Peoples Day, our office will be closed today.

We encourage everyone to learn more about the Indigenous populations that have inhabited the area for centuries by checking out the Meriam Library Special Collections and University Archives through Chico State. The database is free to the public and can be found online as well as in person at the Meriam Library.

The photo in this post features a Mechoopda woman with children at the Old Indian Church and is from the Meriam Library Special Collections.

To learn more about our region's indigenous history, go to https://library.csuchico.edu/special-collections

After a first successful year, the Youth Advisory Council has grown up to 16 members. The Youth Advisory Council is a le...
10/11/2026

After a first successful year, the Youth Advisory Council has grown up to 16 members.

The Youth Advisory Council is a leadership initiative within NVCF Cares designed to amplify youth voices in addressing community issues with a focus on youth mental health, empowerment and community development.

Visit our website to learn more about our members at nvcf.org/youthadvisorycouncil. Keep an eye on our social media channels for introduction videos from our youth.

The Care Team formed in response to trauma from the Camp Fire and other challenges young people were facing in Butte Cou...
10/11/2026

The Care Team formed in response to trauma from the Camp Fire and other challenges young people were facing in Butte County. It provides free services to youth and families who are struggling with su***de.

Care Team coaches provide young people with one-on-one mentorship. The coaches work with their families to navigate their darkest times and give youth connections to new peers.

The Care Team took its first call Oct. 4, 2021. Five years later, the youth su***de prevention program has received 961 calls.

The program has connected 898 individual youth, siblings and caregivers to NVCF Cares support, like the Care Team and The Crew. We are are honored to serve our community in this capacity.

To learn more about NVCF Cares and the Care Team go to nvcf.org/nvcfcares

10/10/2026

If you are a youth aged 12-17, come hang out with The Crew! We will be hosting a youth event at Unicone in Oroville.

The Crew is a social community and part of NVCF Cares. Events are free for youth who registered for The Crew. To register for The Crew, go to nvcf.org/thecrewregistration. For more information, please visit nvcf.org/thecrew. Questions? Email us at [email protected].

We hope to see you there!

10/10/2026

The Youth Advisory Council is entering its second year with 16 youth members. The council is a leadership initiative within NVCF Cares to amplify youth voices in addressing pressing community issues with a focus on youth mental health, empowerment, and community development. Today, we highlight Annabelle Thomas.

Annabelle returns for her second year on the council as she serves on the data analytics and fundraising subcommittees.

To learn more about the council, its members and what it has accomplished so far, visit nvcf.org/youthadvisorycouncil.

10/10/2026

The Youth Advisory Council is entering its second year with 16 members. The council is a leadership initiative within NVCF Cares to amplify youth voices in addressing pressing community issues with a focus on youth mental health, empowerment, and community development. Today, we highlight Leila Etherly.

Leila is returning for her second year serving on the communication and fundraising subcommittees.

To learn more about the council, its members and what it has accomplished so far, visit nvcf.org/youthadvisorycouncil.

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1811 Concord Avenue Suite 220 Foundation Building
Chico, CA
95928

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+15308911150

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