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The Need for Vocational Education in Rural Areas
The 2020 US Census revealed a handful of counties across the nation had a 10%
Rebuilding After Dixie: A Look at the Collaborative Efforts of TAF and the Plumas Housing Council
Plumas County has faced significant challenges in recent years, including the devastating Dixie Fire, which
A Message from Susan Bryner, TAF Chair: Join Us in Creating a Plumas County Where All Can Thrive
I want to express my deep gratitude to our donors, volunteers, directors, staff, and everyone
The Almanor Foundation: Planning for the Future
The Almanor Foundation: Planning for the Future The Almanor Foundation (TAF) was established in 2020 after
The Power (and benefits) of Giving
Giving Tuesday will soon be upon us on December 3. As a community of givers,
Make a Lasting Impact through Charitable Giving with Endowment Funds
The Almanor Foundation is thrilled to announce that we now offer Endowment Fund services to donors who want
Building Futures in Education with the Jerry & Yvonne Kehr Education Fund
The Almanor Foundation is thrilled to announce that we now offer Endowment Fund services to donors The Jerry &
Plumas County Celebrates Acts of Kindness
Kindness starts with one person and spreads. As Amelia Earhart said, “A single act of
Art Therapy Funded by TAF Addresses Collateral Damage from Dixie Fire
When a disaster hits an area such as it did in Plumas County with the
Big Time Logging Jamboree Raises Money for Reforestation of Maidu Land
The Maidu Summit Consortium hosted the first Big Time Logging Jamboree in June 2022 to
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