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The challenges of providing assistance for our current health needs are not much different today than when we started 40 years ago. A changing environment creates new ideas and possibilities for the future. The Foundation could not provide these resources without the help of our generous and dedicated contributors. And, for each one we are grateful! At Marshall Foundation we believe in adding value by helping donors accomplish their dreams and desires. When people are passionate…they make a significant impact upon the needs of their community. Together, we are…saving lives and making a difference every day!
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Latest from Marshall Foundation
Remembrance Celebration 2018
Please Join Us For A Remembrance Celebration Tuesday, December 11, 2018 ~ 7:00 PM Chapel of the Pines 2855 Cold Springs Road Placerville CA This remembrance has been created to commemorate and honor your loved one’s life. Part of our celebration will include a memorial video presentation of the loved...
The Changing Face of Philanthropy
The Changing Face of Philanthropy Tuesday, September 18, 2018 11:30-1:30 PM The Sequoia Restaurant, 643 Bee Street, Placerville This luncheon is brought to you by AFP (Association of Fundraising Professionals – California Capital Chapter) – El Dorado County Extension in partnership with Marshall Foundation for Community Health and The Nonprofit...
How Emotional Intelligence Can Help or Hurt Your Impact
How Emotional Intelligence Can Help or Hurt Your Impact Tuesday, May 15, 2018 11:30-1:30 PM The Sequoia Restaurant, 643 Bee Street, Placerville This luncheon is brought to you by AFP (Association of Fundraising Professionals – California Capital Chapter) – El Dorado County Extension in partnership with Marshall Foundation for Community Health...
Andrea Howard Receives TOY Award
Andrea Howard Receives TOY Award March 8, 2018 By Janet Osterdock “I lost my dad to suicide in 2011 and I would like to take this perfect opportunity to direct the $2,000 in honor of my dad, Gary Brown, to the Oak Ridge Mental Health Wellness Fund. Tifany Wong, an Oak Ridge High...