The Sonoma International Film Festival Gives Back to the Jacques Pépin Foundation, Honors Legendary Chef
The festival, held annually in March, is as much about celebrating outstanding food, wine and culture as it is about great films.
The festival, held annually in March, is as much about celebrating outstanding food, wine and culture as it is about great films.
Attendees dined and shopped to benefit the organization, raising over $40,000 in total.
The almost $300,000 raised from the event helps support Institute on Aging’s critical programs and services.
The privately funded nonprofit counts on generosity of donors to keep its guide dog programs in motion.
Bringing joy and music to insulated sub-societies throughout the Bay Area.
Students have opportunity to earn the scholarship by volunteering at one of three sanctuaries in Northern California.
The nonprofit that supports other nonprofits throughout the year raises nearly $100,000.
Jamming since 1985, this year’s community benefit raises $1.225 million for community services.
Helping the California Film Institute raise funds to support its in-depth, give-back education program for thousands of students in grades K-12 from all over the country.
More than $420,000 was raised to support NBCC’s school-readiness programs, nutrition education and tuition subsidies.