Sutter Creek Community Benefit Foundation – General Information
Historic Sutter Creek Grammar School Alumni Registration
Please register here as a former student of the Historic Grammar School, Sutter Creek Primary, Sutter Creek Elementary, and/or Amador High School. Your contact information will be used by the Sutter Creek Community Benefit Foundation (SCCBF) to notify you of events and news.
SCCBF is responsible for raising the funds and coordinating the Historic Sutter Creek Grammar School renovation project. The building will serve as a center for the preservation of our local history and will be available for public meetings, events, and other special activities such as alumni reunions.
MISSION STATEMENT
The Sutter Creek Community Benefit Foundation is dedicated to the restoration, preservation and development of the community’s historic assets both now and for future generations.
WHO WE ARE
Sutter Creek Community Benefit Foundation was founded in 2012 by a group of Sutter Creek residents with deep roots in the community. We are dedicated to the restoration, preservation and development of Sutter Creek’s historic assets both now and for future generations.
SCCBF is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) Tax ID #87-1825043.
OUR VISION
- To increase public awareness of our diverse history and our cultural heritage.
- Encourage private giving for public good.
- Build and maintain permanent endowments to respond to community needs.
- Address those needs through grant making.
- Provide an opportunity for private donors to make a lasting contribution to our community.
QUICK LINKS
Become a member
Donate your time or money … or both
Check out the benefits of giving
Learn about the people behind Sutter Creek Benefit Foundation
Charming Sutter Creek makes great weekend getaway.
Press Democrat features Sutter Creek and Sutter Creek Community Benefit Foundation Projects. “Gold Rush history buffs and their companions can have a great weekend in Sutter Creek, containing many boutiques, eateries, wine-tasting rooms and old-fashioned charm in a walkable Sierra Foothills town just 45 miles southeast of Sacramento.“
