August is Black Philanthropy Month, a global campaign to elevate African-descent giving and funding equity. IECF proudly supports Black-led and empowering organizations in our region through the IE Black Equity Fund. Together with our partners and generous donors,...

Join us on October 9th for our Women's Giving Fund (WGF) Fall Soirée Brunch and Grant Presentations! We're proud to present Senator Connie M. Leyva as our guest speaker. In celebration of IECF’s 80th Anniversary, the WGF has been named a Signature Fund. Our goal of...

When Charles Brouse established The Riverside Foundation to support Riverside City College students, he might not have imagined what the organization would become. Known today as Inland Empire Community Foundation (IECF), the organization manages over $130M in assets...

Since 1940, a group of volunteers in San Bernardino has been serving local children in need. Launched as the Toy Loan League by a small group of women, the group became the 9th chapter of the National Assistance League in 1947. The following year, the chapter worked...

Breast Cancer Solutions has been providing patients in Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties with direct financial assistance, removing barriers to breast cancer treatment for 24 years. The organization primarily provides support for living expenses including...

The curtain rises on several innovative endeavors at Desert Ensemble Theatre (DET), which has nurtured the growth of creative artists and expanded the art of theatre locally for more than 10 years now. For starters, DET Board President Shawn Abramowitz is jazzed about...

For nearly a decade, the Inland Empire Community Collaborative (IECC) has worked to strengthen nonprofits in San Bernardino County. Over 100 nonprofits have participated in the organization’s year-long capacity-building academy, becoming members of the collaborative....

Is artistic expression a viable way to cope with mental challenges? Judging by the compelling work of Bezerk Productions, the answer is a definitive "yes." Linda Sibio, the local artist who launched the nonprofit arts collective—known as "The Cracked Eggs"—in 2001,...