All Things Right & Relevant Foundation Grant

The All Things Right & Relevant Foundation Grant, administered through the Sacramento Region Community Foundation, supports employment-focused programs for individuals with diagnosed mental health conditions residing in Yolo County, California. Rooted in the legacy of the All Things Right & Relevant thrift store in Davis, the foundation builds on over three decades of community-driven mental health support. Since its founding, the store has raised more than $500,000 for local mental health nonprofits and created supported employment opportunities for over 50 residents, reflecting a deep commitment to integrating mental health recovery with economic empowerment. This multi-year grant opportunity is designed to fund programs that provide jobs or career development for individuals living with mental illness. The foundation anticipates selecting one grantee to receive the full award amount of up to $55,000 annually, renewable for up to five years. However, there is flexibility to distribute the funds across multiple grantees based on the scale and scope of proposed programs. Funds may not be used for addiction treatment services. Eligible applicants must be either 501(c)(3) public charities or have fiscal sponsorship under one. In addition, all clients served by funded programs must have documented mental health diagnoses and have lived in Yolo County for at least one year. Programs may be operated by organizations located within or outside Yolo County, but service delivery must be exclusive to residents of the county. The grant application process follows a two-phase structure. In the first phase, interested nonprofits must submit a Letter of Interest (LOI). From this pool, select organizations will be invited to submit a full application in the second phase. The application portal opens on February 26, 2025, and closes on April 2, 2025. Applicants must ensure that their organization’s profile—including legal name, tax ID, and fiscal sponsor information—is up to date before submission. The program contact for this opportunity is Carolina Valverde, who can be reached at carolina.valverde@yolocf.org. Applicants are encouraged to reach out with questions and to confirm eligibility or procedural concerns prior to applying. Although the grant is currently closed, this is a recurring funding opportunity, and the next anticipated cycle is expected to open in February 2026.

Ensure organization and fiscal sponsor profiles are updated with accurate legal and tax information before applying.