The Napa Valley Vintners (NVV) announces its latest in community support with $5.9 million in giving this November.
“We’re humbled to be able to invest deeply to ensure that equitable access to healthcare and educational opportunities are available to all those who live and work in Napa County,” said Linda Reiff, President, and CEO of Napa Valley Vintners. “We believe a community is only as strong as its people, and we’re honored to contribute to programs that help our community members to thrive and succeed in life.”
Receiving funding this year are 24 non-profit partners who serve more than 100,000 community members each year.
Here is where the funds will go:
- $2.7 million will be given in the areas of mental and physical health for critical services that help maintain a healthy community.
- $1.8 million will be given to family resource centers that serve as one-stop-shops for resources, referrals and direct services for communities.
- $1.4 million will be given to help close the opportunity gap, giving Napa County youth the best chance to succeed in life.
Over the last 40 years, the NVV has invested more than $200 million in the health and wellbeing of its community. Learn more about the non-profit partners and this contribution by Napa Valley Vintners.