Serving Los Altos, Los Altos Hills & Mountain View since 1991
Building a strong community – for ALL of us – is more important than ever. While some of us have greatly benefited from the Bay Area’s explosive growth and opportunities, others are barely getting by. We see many of our community-based nonprofits struggle to keep up with local needs and carry out their missions.
In spite of our region’s success, local giving hasn’t kept up with local needs. LACF sees vast opportunities to bring our community together, increase giving, and give hope to those who need it most.
Please give back to your local community – GIVE LOCAL through LACF!
Make an impactful contribution to your community and help future generations through a planned gift to Los Altos Community Foundation. Your generosity will be remembered forever and inspire others. Create a legacy you’ll be proud of! To learn more, please contact Adin Miller, LACF Executive Director: 650-949-5908 | adin.miller@losaltoscf.org
Join the Legacy Circle!
When you give to LACF through a planned gift, you are invited to join our Legacy Circle.
Legacy Circle members, Shelley & Steve Brown, with their grandchildren.
LACF Welcomes New Executive Director, Adin C. Miller
Los Altos Community Foundation (LACF) is pleased to announce that Adin C. Miller has been appointed as its new executive director. Miller succeeds Joe Eyre, who is retiring after six years leading the Foundation. His official start date is January 27, 2020. Miller brings nearly 25 years of proven experience in leading nonprofit organizations...
2019 LACF Donor Appreciation Evening
It was a festive celebration on December 5th, as LACF celebrated our donors at our 2019 Donor Appreciation Evening. Special thanks to the Los Altos History Museum for allowing us to use their beautiful facilities, to our event sponsor, Boston Private, in-kind donor, Chef Chu’s, and our annual sponsors WealthArchitects, Cal Water, and Young,...
LACF Awards $58,000 in Grants to Local Nonprofits
Los Altos Community Foundation recently announced that it has awarded $58,000 in grants to 16 local nonprofits and programs. These organizations address the needs and improve the quality of life for seniors, youth, and vulnerable populations in Los Altos, Los Altos Hills and Mountain View. The grants support nonprofit programs such as: Animal Assisted Happiness...
