A new way to give back to our community.
Together we can make it better.
Donating to the Community you Live in and Love
Village Community Fund came into existence as a vehicle for family members, friends, and other charitable institutions to support planned improvements with a tax-deductible donation.
We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) community benefit charitable organization created by Laguna Woods Village residents to provide support for programs, services, and facilities that enrich the lives of older adults. It is a great opportunity to make your charitable donation work for the community you live in and love!
Contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Always consult a professional tax consultant or financial planner in these matters.
Click on the image above to see a short video on what Village Community Fund does.
Current Fundraising Campaigns
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In Memory of CeCe Sloan
Please donate to the CeCe Sloan Women’s Day Lecture series. CeCe was a cultural treasure and will be missed.
For more information contact Gloria Moldow at gmoldow@gmail.com
To donate please click here
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Help the Herd 2
Raising $35,000 for much needed shade in the turnout stalls, new round pen fencing, and advanced vet care for GRF horses at the Laguna Woods Equestrian Center.
The Help the Herd Fundraising Committee was created to assure the horses continue to thrive and provide joy and happiness to Laguna Woods riders and visitors.
For more information on the current Help the Herd fundraising project, click here.
To donate to Help the Herd 2, click here.
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Fund the Film
The Video Club of Laguna Woods is raising $500 - $1,000 to cover out-of-pocket costs of producing their 2023 Short Dramatic Film, “Seeking Online Adventures”. It will be the fifth film they have produced. Surplus funds will be used for their 2024 short film.
For more information on the Fund the Film fundraising campaign, click here.
To donate to Fund the Film, click here.
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The Village Reads
Attention Laguna Woods Village readers! The Village Reads will host its 2024 common read event on Saturday, April 6 from 12:30 to 2:30. The book selected for this year is “Lady Tan’s Circle of Women” by Lisa See, a fascinating immersive historical novel inspired by the true story of a groundbreaking woman physician in 15th-century China.
The event fills up fast so contact TheVillageReadsLWV@gmail.com to reserve your spot! The nominal cost to attend is $5.
For more information on the event and the fundraising campaign, click here.
If you would like to donate to next year’s event, please click here.
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The Aquadettes
For 57 years, the highly acclaimed synchronized swimmers have put on a newly themed show every year, which means they have high production costs for costumes and props for their new routines.
They also raise funds for much needed upgrades to their audio-visual equipment and set decorations, such as curtains.
With your help, their next show will be their best yet!
To donate to The Aquadettes, click here.
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Where the Need is Greatest
Donations to Where the Need is Greatest allows us to direct your donation to one of our current projects, cover fundraising costs, or hold it for a future worthwhile project.
This allows you to make a donation when it is convenient for you but be assured your donation will go to a worthwhile cause.
Click here for more information.
To donate to Where the Need s Greatest, click here.
