The Yolo Community Foundation has announced the creation of the All Things Right & Relevant Foundation, an endowed fund held at the foundation.
According to a Yolo Community Foundation press release, the endowment launched with an initial gift of $1.3 million and will make grants to support career development for those living with mental health diagnoses, with an emphasis on programs that create and maintain supported employment positions. The first round of grants from the fund will launch in early 2025.
For more than 30 years, All Things Right & Relevant, the beloved Davis-based consignment and thrift store, raised funds for local mental health agencies and provided supported employment to Yolo County residents living with mental illnesses. Over the years, All Things raised more than $500,000 for local nonprofits and offered supported employment to more than 50 local residents.
Although they closed earlier this year, due to shifting trends in the retail market, Friends of Allied Nonprofits, the nonprofit organization behind the All Things Right & Relevant store, established the endowed fund with the proceeds from the sale of the store’s building.
“All Things Right & Relevant is grateful to continue its legacy through the Yolo Community Foundation,” stated Nancy Temple, president of the Friends of Allied Nonprofits board of directors. “Our endowment through them will generate funds for mental health causes into perpetuity.”
We invite members of the community to honor All Things Right & Relevant’s decades of service, and support its ongoing impact, with a gift to the All Things Right & Relevant Foundation fund. To donate, please visit: www.sacregcf.org/rightandrelevant.
The Yolo Community Foundation inspires and supports giving and provides philanthropic leadership in Yolo County. The organization offers donor-advised funds and other philanthropic vehicles, donates to local nonprofits, fosters volunteerism, and supports local giving. YCF currently has more than 100 philanthropic funds valued at over $12 million and is an affiliate of the Sacramento Region Community Foundation.
