Women are playing an increasingly influential role in shaping the future of philanthropy across generations, life stages, and giving strategies. As wealth continues to shift, so too does decision-making power, with more women leading charitable conversations within their families and communities. Research shows that women often approach giving with a strong emphasis on collaboration, empathy, and long-term impact, reshaping not just where funds go, but how philanthropy is practiced.
In honor of Women’s History Month—and the powerful role women are playing in shaping the future of philanthropy—discover how three OCCF donors are driving meaningful, lasting impact at the link below.
Join us for a special program that explores passing down what matters most: values, purpose, and a commitment to community. Step into an intimate storytelling salon blending legal insight and real donor experiences with legacy planning. The evening explores how to approach giving, involve loved ones, and make thoughtful decisions that reflect personal values. Light refreshments and hosted beverages will be served.
We welcome Kayhan Mirza and L. Song Richardson to our distinguished Board of Governors. Mirza brings his leadership experience from Goldman Sachs, while Richardson, a noted constitutional scholar and attorney, returns to UCI School of Law following her presidency at Colorado College.
We are thrilled to announce the launch of "The Power of Community," a landmark documentary series brought to you by OCCF and OC World, an award-winning multimedia nonprofit founded in Orange County in 2020. In our inaugural episode, Child and Youth Mental Health: A Hidden Epidemic, we will examine startling local data, see real-world solutions in action, and hear heartfelt stories of resilience and healing from local youth and families tackling mental health issues with the help of local nonprofits.
Healthy Aging in Orange County: From Awareness to Action
OCCF’s Family Foundation Alliance recently launched its 2026 programming with an enlightening event focused on a pressing issue in Orange County: supporting our rapidly growing older adult population. With the region’s older adult population projected to grow significantly in the coming decades, the conversation underscored a clear call to action to ensure a thriving future for all who call Orange County home. Explore key takeaways at the link below.
On April 2, 2026, The Future is Working will support organizations that help employers, workers, students, and our most vulnerable residents to build a more adaptable and resilient workforce for tomorrow. To learn more about how you can donate or participate in the cause click the link below.
OnApril 23, 2026, Help Them Home Giving Day supports organizations working to end homelessness in Orange County by connecting individuals and families to shelter and resources to keep them safe and secure today, and every day. To learn more about how you can donate or participate in the cause click the link below.
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