“I have always appreciated the flexibility of the funding that the Napa Valley Vintners provides, because we can put it to the highest and best use immediately,” Hardy added. NVV grants are “a significant source of support” for OLE Health. “We are also grateful they were able to distribute the grants in a timely way, and at a time they are so needed.”
“It’s at times like these we see the collective grit of our community. This is neighbors helping neighbors, and we’re thankful to be a part of it,” she said. “We’re proud to be able to invest and make a difference in caring for the people here.”
– Aldea Children & Family Services, $635,000
– Community Health Initiative Napa County, $250,000
– Cope Family Center, $400,000
– Immigration Institute of the Bay Area, $75,000
– NEWS- Domestic Violence & Sexual Abuse Services, $245,000
– Planned Parenthood: Northern California, $230,000
– Puertas Abiertas, $100,000
– Rianda Senior Center Association, $90,000
– Collabria Care, $500,000
– Mentis, $450,000
– UpValley Family Centers, $400,000
– OLE Health, $800,000
– Queen of the Valley Foundation, $550,000
– St. Helena Hospital Foundation, $375,000
– 10,000 Degrees, $78,000
– Aim High for High School, $80,000
– Boys and Girls Clubs of Napa Valley, $350,000
– Boys and Girls Clubs of St. Helena and Calistoga, $200,000
– Child Start, Inc., $100,000
– Community Resources for Children, $100,000
– Napa Valley Education Foundation $250,000
– NapaLearns $275,000
– The Pediatric Dental Initiative, $75,000
– Lilliput Children’s Services, $60,000
– Girls on the Run Napa, $60,000
– CASA, A Voice for Children, $60,000
– Nimbus Arts, $60,000
– On the Move, $400,000
– Parents CAN, $155,000