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Media Kit

For Media Inquiries, please contact:

Caitlin Childs, 707-254-9565 x 14, caitlin@napavalleycf.org

Logos

Napa Valley Community Foundation (NVCF) Logo Use Requirements:

  • The logo is provided at various sizes and designed to be used intact
  • The logo must be used as illustrated and cannot be altered in design
  • NVCF has the right to ask to review all print and online materials containing the logo prior to printing or posting

 

Social Media Resources

Please connect with us on: Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn

Facebook and Instagram: Including a photo or video will increase your engagement – it could be a photo of the people you serve, the place you are improving, or simply your staff jumping for joy. Be sure to tag us in the announcement to increase your reach.  You can find us on Instagram @napavalleycf.

Website: Add your press release as a news piece on your website or write a blog about it. Include the foundation’s logo on your website as a funder/supporter; it will demonstrate to prospective donors and other grantmakers that you are active in diversifying your funding opportunities.

Hashtags: #napavalleycf #napavalleycommunityfoundation #engineforgood

 

Publication Resources

Letter to the Editor tips and sample
Press Release template

Acknowledgements

  • When acknowledging a grant from a Donor Advised Fund or Donor Advised Funds, please use the following language:  The (name of Fund) Fund of  Napa Valley Community Foundation. If the grant is not anonymous, please list both the Fund name and Napa Valley Community Foundation.  If the grant is anonymous, please simply list Napa Valley Community Foundation.  Note that your grant letter specifically mentions the name of the Fund that distributed the monies.
  • When acknowledging a grant from a Community Impact Fund, please use the following language: The (name of organization project/event) is supported by a grant from the (name of Fund), a Community Impact Fund of Napa Valley Community Foundation. Note that your grant letter specifically mentions the grant amount, and the name of the Community Impact Fund that distributed the monies.
  • Please use the following paragraph in describing the Community Foundation: Napa Valley Community Foundation works side-by-side with local donors and nonprofits to tackle the most important challenges our Valley faces. Now celebrating 26 years of service to the community, the Foundation has distributed more than $85 million in grants to improve the quality of life for residents of the region, and currently serves as the philanthropic partner to thousands of individuals, families, nonprofit agencies and corporations in Napa Valley and beyond.  For more information, visit napavalleycf.org or call 707.254.9565.
  • Please use the following paragraph in describing the Napa Valley Community Disaster Relief Fund: The Napa Valley Community Disaster Relief Fund is managed by Napa Valley Community Foundation and was established with a $10 million lead gift from Napa Valley Vintners following the 2014 South Napa Earthquake.  So far, the Fund has distributed more than $26 million for readiness for, and relief and recovery from, recent disasters.
  • When research or other work generated with support from the Community Foundation advocates a point of view, please use the following disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of Napa Valley Community Foundation.

 

Additional Information About NVCF

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