California Community Foundation

A merged chamber and economic development body that gathered nearly 1,200 businesses under one roof and told them this is where business comes to thrive

7named by peers

Financial profile

California Community Foundation · EIN 95-3510055 · 501(c)(3)

Fiscal yearTotal revenueContributionsProgram servicesTotal expensesNet assetsYear end
FY2023$270,688,976$225,414,430$2,220,357$376,552,452$1,876,851,286Jun 2023
FY2022$542,926,624$361,997,573$2,154,396$449,925,693$1,872,988,314Jun 2022
FY2021$786,599,081$596,285,951$2,165,714$403,292,249$2,172,158,339Jun 2021
FY2020$440,080,131$377,108,940$2,239,548$311,967,095$1,561,401,343Jun 2020
FY2019$305,751,337$242,984,041$1,974,591$242,727,237$1,475,350,183Jun 2019
FY2018$279,034,568$204,421,693$1,441,914$244,378,541$1,397,563,735Jun 2018

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Peer societies

Five societies California Community Foundation is read alongside.

Who backs CCF

No public supporter list found as of September 2026.

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Who backs California Community Foundation's peers, but not California Community Foundation

Companies named publicly by at least one of California Community Foundation's five peer societies, and not found in California Community Foundation's reviewed public records.

CompanyEBCFPeers
JP Morgan ChaseNamed1 of 1
Lam ResearchNamed1 of 1
Oakland Roots SCNamed1 of 1
Pacific Gas & ElectricNamed1 of 1
The Clorox CompanyNamed1 of 1
Union BankNamed1 of 1
US BankNamed1 of 1

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The outside view

A merged chamber and economic development body that gathered nearly 1,200 businesses under one roof and told them this is where business comes to thrive

  • Consensus
  • Build
  • Outward
  • Operational

Their shape

The Republic

Run by its members, built to outlast them.

The Republic runs like a well-built institution, professional and stable, under the guidance of its members. Its gift is scale and continuity, its challenge is staying close to the grassroots as it grows.

Also reads toward The League, The Movement and The Village.

Strengths

→Member voice and public mission stay in healthy balance.
→Open to reform without losing its footing.
→Speaks credibly on behalf of a whole field.

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