Schools, neighborhoods, nonprofits and the people of the valley.
The Sept. 30 announcement in Saint Helena sends $660,000 to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley and supports 8,500 county students.
The nonprofit rescue is building what it calls a cat-centric model of animal welfare under board president Jackson Galaxy, with plans for a 2027 learning center.
The Board of Supervisors will hear the county's annual report on ICE access to people in custody, with remote participation and Spanish interpretation.
Five nonprofits will share the grants, which back counseling, peer support and quiet space at schools across the county.
A grower-funded partnership dating to 2002 runs three centers at 96 percent occupancy and now offers health care, English classes and legal services.
