NEW LEARNING LAB EXCITES READERS
This past fall, The Book Exchange of Marin launched a new feature for the local students who visit on field trips — The Learning Lab. The organization turned a crowded…
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BLOOD DONOR DRIVES SLATED COUNTYWIDE
Nonprofit Vitalant urges all eligible donors to get the shortest month of the year off to a lifesaving start by giving blood. An active flu season means those feeling healthy…
PARTNERSHIP ADDRESSES HEALTH, HOUSING STABILITY
Ritter Center and Legal Aid of Marin announced the launch of the Marin Housing Justice in Health Medical-Legal Partnership, a collaborative initiative designed to address the intersection of health and…
VINNIE’S CONNECTS STUDENTS WITH MISSION
Members of the St. Vincent de Paul Society of Marin development team recently visited Hamilton School in Novato to meet fifth-graders taking part in Children for Change. Children for Change,…
POINT REYES FESTIVAL DRAWS BIRDERS
The Point Reyes Birding & Nature Festival will return for the 17th year April 24-26. This annual event celebrates the spring bird and wildlife migration along the Pacific Flyway throughout…
HEART OF MARIN LAUDS NONPROFITS
CEO Linda Jacobs’ future retirement announced Center for Volunteer & Nonprofit Leadership announced the recipients of the 33rd Annual Heart of Marin Awards. On Jan. 8, 520 community leaders, volunteers,…
GRANTS ADVANCE FOOD ACCESSIBILITY
In a strengthening of Marin County food systems, three local nonprofits — the Agricultural Institute of Marin, ExtraFood, and Ritter Center — jointly announced they were selected as recipients of…
LAP-A-THON SUPPORTS FAMILIES, RESEARCH
Boys Against Breast Cancer (BoyzABC) on Feb. 8 will present its fifth annual Winter Lap-A-Thon at Tamalpais High School in Mill Valley. Proceeds will provide financial aid to Bay Area…
GIVING MARIN BOOSTS NONPROFITS
In 2025, the changing economic and political landscape left many local nonprofits struggling. Giving Marin Partners and Sponsors stepped up to meet the needs of Marin nonprofits in real time,…
CULTURAL ASSOCIATION’S GRANT CYCLE OPENS
The Marin Cultural Association launched its 2026 Arts Grants cycle on Jan. 5 with support from the California Arts Council. The 2026 cycle will provide $100,000 in funding to bolster…