2027 West Sacramento Endowed Fund for Nonprofits
Yolo Community Foundation is accepting applications for the 2027 West Sacramento Endowed Fund for Nonprofits, a competitive local grant program supporting community projects that directly benefit people living in West Sacramento, California. The 2027 application period opened October 21, 2026 and closes November 20, 2026; the official funder page does not specify a closing hour or time zone.
Funding
Individual applicants may receive $500–$2,000. The foundation reports a total 2027 grantmaking pool of $20,500; this is the aggregate pool, not an individual award. The official guidance does not state a mandatory match or reimbursement-only payment condition; applicants should verify terms in their award documents.
Eligible applicants and geography
Applicants must be registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations. Funded work must directly serve West Sacramento residents; the foundation prioritizes organizations based in West Sacramento but also considers other nonprofits delivering services there. Only one application per organization per year is allowed. Proposals must be feasible for delivery or completion within one year of award.
What the fund supports
Projects may launch or expand programs for West Sacramento residents; improve opportunities for youth, families and seniors; address food security and other basic needs; strengthen neighborhood connections and civic participation; or support inclusive local arts, culture and community engagement. Evaluation considers local reach and impact, organizational collaboration, budget feasibility and completion within a year.
How to apply
Review the official Yolo Community Foundation 2027 program announcement and application instructions, then complete the short online proposal linked from the funder’s page. The funder lists a November 4, 2026 information session and expects decisions during the week of December 14, 2026. Submit before November 20, allowing time to confirm the portal closing hour directly with the foundation.
Source verified October 25, 2026 from the controlling funder program webpage. This is an applicant-facing philanthropic grant, not a government procurement contract or Rural Health Transformation Program allocation.