Health care nonprofits merge to expand Ventura County service
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Channel Islands YMCA touts diversity of staff, volunteers
The Young Men’s Christian Association, which began in 1844 as a refuge for predominantly white males, has achieved ethnic and gender diversity on the Central Coast. The Channel Islands YMCA, which has locations in Camarillo, Ventura, Montecito, Santa Barbara, Lompoc and Santa Ynez, is the largest YMCA branch in the nation with an Hispanic Read More →
Review blasts Ventura County Community Foundation fiscal management
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Review blasts Ventura County Community Foundation’s fiscal management
Updated on June 22 at 4 p.m.: An independent fiduciary review found that the Ventura County Community Foundation undervalued donor-restricted funds due to improper fund management, VCCF announced on June 22. The seven-month report by auditor KPMG found that the foundation invested permanent funds in money-market accounts, over-allocated interest income to VCCF’s unrestricted funds and charged Read More →
2016/2017 Giving Guide goes to press September 9
The Pacific Coast Business Times Giving Guide is an annual publication featuring nonprofits, foundations, health service agencies, youth programs, educational, cultural and arts organizations. The publication offers a needed, in-depth look at many of these organizations — highlighting their goals and sharing many of the ways they contribute to our community. It is our hope Read More →
Action plan calls for food system reform
A group of area nonprofits are working with government to create a better food system in Santa Barbara County. The Foodbank of Santa Barbara County and the Community Environmental Council spearheaded a new Food Action Plan formed more than two years in partnership with the Santa Barbara Foundation and the now closed Orfalea Foundation. They Read More →
Low pay big challenge for tri-county nonprofits
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