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The Mississippi Clinic Providing So Much More Than Healthcare

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How a New Orleans Play Space Helps Families Thrive

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Christopher Burnett and Sarah Stephens Join Packard Foundation Board of Trustees • The David and Lucile Packard Foundation

Advancing Community-Led Climate Solutions at COP30

Thirty Years into Climate Talks, It’s Time to Deliver • The David and Lucile Packard Foundation

Young Lawmakers Lead the Way on Bipartisan Solutions

Housing Trust Launches $200 Million Building Impact Initiative to Accelerate Affordable Housing in the Bay Area  - Housing Trust Silicon Valley

Meet the 2025 Class of Packard Fellows for Science and Engineering

Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford: A Legacy of Compassion and Innovation in Pediatric and Obstetric Care

Reporting on Our Commitment to Locally Led Development

Meet the 2025 Cohort of Climate Breakthrough Award

A Collaborative Approach to Stop Homelessness Before It Starts

Four ways funders can go beyond grantmaking: Lessons learned from a decade-long investment in family, friend, and neighbor care

Meet our Global Reproductive Health Initiative Grantees

The Packard Foundation Welcomes Dr. Sally M. Benson to Its Board of Trustees • The David and Lucile Packard Foundation

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Yurok Tribe Secures Largest Land Back Transfer in California History

A Proven Climate Solution: Tropical Forests and the Communities Who Protect Them

How Salinas Residents Designed Their Own Park

U.S. Reproductive Health Initiative Grantees

Health Clinics Need Reliable, Affordable Energy: Here’s How They Get It • The David and Lucile Packard Foundation

5 Things You Should Know About Our Ocean Strategy

Coffee, Conservation, and Choice: A New Future for Ethiopia's Forest Communities

A Case for Child Care Support for Scientists

How Advocates and Pharma Partnered to Launch Over-the-Counter Birth Control

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How the Chumash Tribe Secured the First Indigenous-Led Marine Sanctuary in U.S. History

New Ship Enhances MBARI’s Ability to Study and Protect the Ocean

Reimagining Marine Conservation with Coastal Communities at the Helm

Packard Foundation Names Jennifer R. Littlejohn as Vice President, Environment and Science

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Medicaid’s Role in Small Towns and Rural Areas

Philanthropic Partnership Aims to Expand Access to High-Quality Child Care

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Listening to Mothers IV | National Partnership for Women & Families

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Meet the 2024 Climate Breakthrough Awardees

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Evolving for Equity: How evaluation helped change our approach during a ten-year initiative

Announcing the 2024 Class of Packard Fellows for Science and Engineering

How the Monterey Bay Aquarium is Shaping the Future of Ocean

The U.S. gets a new national marine sanctuary, the first led by a tribe

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2024

Why We Care About Climate Resilience

Protecting the Peatlands One Pineapple at a Time

Celebrating the Salinas Youth Initiative

Historic Land Rights Wins in Southwest Papua for Indigenous Peoples

Final Environmental Document Issued to Designate Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary

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MBARI: Innovation Beneath the Waves, Inspiration on Shore

Packard Fellowships for Science and Engineering • The David and Lucile Packard Foundation

Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford: A Legacy of Compassion and Innovation in Pediatric and Obstetric Care

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Burning Bright: How Packard Fellow Moungi Bawendi Won a Nobel Prize

Packard Foundation Announces Katherine Beckmann as Director of the National Policy Initiative for Families and Communities

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A Democracy that Delivers: Q&A with Kelly Born, Democracy

The Packard Foundation and Seven National Philanthropic Organizations Announce Investing in America Child Care Partnership

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Tracking Elephant Seals with Packard Fellow Roxanne Beltran

Rare Local Birds Return to a Chilean Island Following Restoration

Juneteenth Can Be a Call to Action on Climate and More

Packard Foundation Statement on Supreme Court Decision Protecting Medication Abortion Access

Global temperature is likely to exceed 1.5°C above pre-industrial level temporarily in next 5 years

A Democracy that Delivers: Q&A with Kelly Born, Democracy, Rights, and Governance Director

Opinion: How climate philanthropy can solve its innovation challenge

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