This story originally appeared in our 2015 Annual Report. The Cuevas family moved from the San Gabriel Valley to Inland Southern California 27 years ago and soon became committed community members. Looking for the most effective use of their philanthropy, they...
For over 40 years, the Joslyn Center has worked to enhance the well-being of all adults 50+ through innovative programs and services. Since 2010, IECF has awarded the center more than $230,000 in grants, and we are proud to manage The Joslyn Center Fund, established...
The Cultivating Inland Empire Latino Opportunity (CIELO Fund) at Inland Empire Community Foundation (IECF) recently announced that $360,000 will be distributed to 31 Riverside and San Bernardino County Latino-led and serving organizations and initiatives. The...
Creating legacies is key for the Evelyn E. Perkins (EEP) Foundation. The organization was co-founded in 2006 by Michelle Heard, Danessa Jackson, and Trudi Perkins, the daughters of the late Evelyn E. Perkins, an intrepid educator in the region. Since its inception,...
In the ever-busy 2020s, nobody is fully immune from stress, anxiety, and even grief. One Rancho Cucamonga man has seen that fact so clearly that he set out to create an organization that focuses on stress management and resource access for the African American...