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Giving Through Your IRA: A Smart Way to Support Your Community
If you’re age 70½ or older and have a traditional IRA, there’s a powerful way
You Don’t See Us. But You See Our Impact
When people think of charities, they often picture food banks, animal shelters, or youth centers.
How The Almanor Foundation Is Helping Plumas County Recover, Rebuild, and Thrive
Our Beginning: Answering a Simple but Powerful Question Five years ago, a small group of
Grebe Festival Other Field Trips
Name: Chester Bird Walk #1 Trip Leader: Mitch Poling, PAS Board Member Date: Friday, August
Plumas Housing Council Celebrates “Welcome Home Greenville”
Plumas Housing Council Celebrates “Welcome Home Greenville” The Plumas Housing Council (PHC) celebrates the inaugural
Variety is the Spice of Life: Embracing Philanthropy in Plumas County
In a world bursting with choices, it’s undeniable that variety truly is the spice of
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
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