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Spotlight on Cj Jilek: local artist adds creative works to human rights efforts

Nov 17, 2023 | blog

For decades, Cj Jilek has devoted herself to making exceptional art. Between her extensive ceramic art and porcelain offerings that lean in biomorphic forms, there is no shortage of ideas for the artist. Now she’s directing some of her efforts on giving back to the...

Phil Savage IV: Championing IECF for its Time-tested Stewardship

Sep 5, 2023 | blog, donor stories

Phil Savage IV has been named IECF’s Professional Advisor Champion for 2023! Phil joins 39 other Professional Advisors who have received this distinction for their expertise in supporting the region through partnerships with the Foundation. To be named a...

MALO: Serving Tongan Americans in the Inland Empire

May 11, 2023 | blog

In recognition of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, IECF is pleased to introduce you to MALO, an IECF grantee and nonprofit organization serving Tongan Americans in the Inland Empire. MALO (Motivating Action Leadership Opportunity)...

George and Vici Nagel: Their Love of Community Includes a Plan for the Future

Aug 29, 2022 | blog, donor stories

At IECF, we’re privileged to serve as the link between hardworking nonprofits and generous donors in our united efforts to create a vibrant region. We’d like to introduce you to George and Vici Nagel, long-time friends of the Foundation and valued partners. Their...

Remembering Aaron Norris

Jul 27, 2022 | blog, donor stories

With heavy hearts, the Foundation mourns the recent passing of friend and community philanthropist, Aaron Michael Norris. Aaron was a beloved member of the community, an expert in real estate investing and public relations, and is fondly remembered by IECF for his...