Alameda Community Fund

The Alameda Community Fund is a nonprofit public benefit organization classified under section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. Established with roots dating back to 1964, the Fund focuses on supporting local nonprofit organizations within the City of Alameda, California.

Mission and Purpose

The primary mission of the Alameda Community Fund is to provide grants to 501(c)(3) nonprofit and government organizations operating in Alameda. These grants are primarily aimed at capital purchases such as equipment, furniture, and other tangible assets that support the organizations' operational and programmatic needs. Grant amounts typically range from a few hundred dollars up to $5,000, with occasional higher amounts depending on the specific needs of the recipient organizations.

Grantmaking Focus

The Fund seeks to strengthen the local nonprofit community by enabling organizations to acquire essential capital items that might otherwise be financially out of reach. This focus on capital improvements helps build the capacity of Alameda-based nonprofits to deliver their services more effectively.

Community Involvement and Partnerships

The Alameda Community Fund is recognized as a valuable supporter of community-based initiatives in Alameda and often collaborates with other local organizations and foundations. Its contributions help sustain a diverse array of programs and services that benefit the broader Alameda community.

Organizational Status

• Type: Nonprofit public benefit organization
• Tax ID (EIN): 94-6103459
• Tax-exemption status: 501(c)(3)
• Location: Alameda, California

References

Information about the Alameda Community Fund's purpose, grant focus, and history is available through its official website and nonprofit profiles, which detail its longstanding role in supporting Alameda's nonprofit infrastructure with capital grants[1][2][3].