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

Southern California's Inland Empire is a region of resilience and opportunity, but rapid population growth and historic underinvestment have left the area falling far below national provider-to-patient ratios, severely limiting general access to healthcare. Our communities urgently need inclusive, affordable care. To address this, our primary, large-scale investments focus on direct health services and expanding the regional healthcare workforce. Alongside this, we issue smaller, targeted grants to improve vital conditions, ensuring we support the whole person and address the broader social determinants of health.

Clinics and/or Health services

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 / vital conditions

We support local organizations in the Inland Empire of California addressing vital conditions as follows:

**Awards made for capital projects.



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.