In a rapidly changing world, we believe in the power of community colleges – and the people and communities they reach and serve – to be the building blocks of a better future.
As the official nonprofit supporting the largest system of higher education in the nation, we serve as a hub for innovation and impact at scale. Join us in transforming lives and whole communities.
Areas of Impact
FoundationCCC operates over 50 innovative programs and services that benefit students, colleges, and communities across six priority areas of impact.
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Student
SuccessAccelerating student completion and transfer rates in the California Community Colleges.
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Workforce
DevelopmentDeveloping a well-prepared workforce for the California economy.
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Equity
Reducing barriers to opportunity for all students through quality basic needs resources and wraparound support.
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Community
ImpactLeveraging the power of California’s community colleges to connect communities with resources and benefits.
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Climate
ActionShaping a sustainable future for all Californians.
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System
SupportProviding a hub for collaboration and services for efficiency, quality, and reach.
Making a Difference Together
Since 2018, FoundationCCC has been working towards a bold mission to double our impact and find new ways to lift up students, colleges, and communities. With generous support from partners, we’ve been able to expand our programs in meaningful ways.
Together, we can continue to empower individuals and create a ripple effect of positive outcomes that will benefit generations to come.
Latest News
Reducing Food Insecurity on College Campuses
Next week, colleges statewide are participating in CalFresh Outreach Week to bring awareness directly to campuses and help students reduce food insecurity.
Supporting Undocumented Students Across California Community Colleges
This fall, two impactful convenings have reinforced a shared commitment to success, belonging, and economic mobility of undocumented and immigration-impacted students.
INSPIRE 2026: What’s Next for Higher Education?
The event, hosted by the California Learning Lab, explored how artificial intelligence, changing workforce needs, and research on human and machine learning are shaping the future of higher education.
