We achieve our mission by working through a cultural competency lens across three primary focus areas.
We also provide support for a small number of arts organizations, in honor of our founders.
health & health equity
The Inland Empire of California is home to many vibrant yet vulnerable populations and significantly lags behind national benchmarks for medical service providers per 100,000 population. Our communities need access to culturally competent, affordable (or free) healthcare. To address this, we invest in accessible clinics while working to expand the healthcare/medical workforce.
Accessible and Mobile Clinics
Healthcare Workforce Development
* Duke University School of Medicine is not located in the Inland Empire of California; gifts were made in honor of our founder’s legacy.
Social determinants of health
We support local organizations in the Inland Empire of California addressing social determinants of health as follows:
Child Welfare
Education Access
Healthcare Access & Quality
Nutritious Food and Physical Activity
Safe Housing
**Awards made for capital projects.
GLOBAL HEALTH
We support international programs to control malaria and trachoma, combat malnutrition in children, and create accessible, clean water sources.
Disaster relief & PREPAREDNESS
We support disaster preparedness and the relief of US domestic and global disasters as they occur.
DISCRETIONARY FUNDING
The Arts
The Rauch Family Foundation founders held a great fondness for the arts and actively supported them during their lifetimes. In their honor, we continue to make grants to legacy organizations and some small local Inland Empire arts organizations including:
To learn more about our grantmaking or to contact us please see our contact page.