Announcements

October 30, 2025

Building Resilience for Immigrant Communities in Central California

The Central California Immigrant Resilience Fund is a rapid-response and lasting investment in the strength and future of immigrant communities. Launched at a critical moment, the fund supports immediate needs while building the civic infrastructure needed for lasting change. Through a powerful regional coalition of funders, advocates and community leaders, we are advancing legal services, community organizing and narrative change to build long-term resilience and civic power.

Recent Announcements

December 18, 2025

Celebrating a Decade of Impact: 10 Years of the Black Child Legacy Campaign

This year, The Center at Sierra Health Foundation is honored to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Black Child Legacy Campaign—a landmark community-driven movement that has reshaped how Sacramento County protects and uplifts Black children and families. To commemorate this milestone, we invite you to watch our new anniversary video. Continue reading...

November 13, 2025

Sierra Health Foundation Celebrates 40 Years

Sierra Health Foundation is celebrating 40 years of grantmaking, partnership and changemaking. In a field that moves quickly to meet evolving community needs and navigate uncertainty, we’re taking time to honor this milestone and the people who made it possible. Since our beginnings as the Sierra Foundation for Health in 1984, the world—and our funding region—has transformed. Our courageous public, philanthropic and community partners have shown what’s possible when we invest in equity and act together. Continue reading...

October 30, 2025

New Funding Opportunity for Black Child Legacy Campaign’s Rancho Cordova Expansion

The Center at Sierra Health Foundation (The Center) and the Steering Committee on Reduction of African American Child Deaths (RAACD) are pleased to announce a new funding opportunity through the Black Child Legacy Campaign (BCLC). BCLC is a community-driven movement established by the RAACD Steering Committee to reduce African American child deaths in Sacramento County. Continue reading...