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ANNOUNCEMENT: REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS for non-emergency medical transportation services. Please email alex@streamlineimpact.com for a copy of the RFP.
Who We Are
Placer Collaborative Network (PCN) brings community leaders together to develop creative solutions for change. Change that brings about a better quality of life for those living in Placer County.
Values of collaboration, creativity, and service drive the work at Placer Collaborative because we believe TOGETHER we really are BETTER.
Over 40 members comprise the army of service providers at Placer Collaborative Network. Through on the ground projects, leadership development, and linking, solutions are forged for our most pressing community issues.
Purpose
We are a creative, results-driven organization striving to improve
the lives of children, adults and families by collaborating and building
the resources of the organizations that serve them.
Core
Values
- Belief in and commitment to the collaborative process
- Respect; integrity; honesty
- Strength-based and family-centered approaches
- Diversity
- Holistic view of children, adults, and family
Placer
Community Foundation
The Placer Collaborative Network is a project of the Placer
Community Foundation. The Placer Community Foundation's mission
is to encourage philanthropy for the betterment of communities in
our region. It works with donors to create charitable endowments and
distributes grants to nonprofit organizations residing throughout
the Western Slope of Placer County.
The PCN Admin Team
Maureen Bauman, Placer County Health & Human Services
Veronica Blake, Placer Community Foundation
Suzi deFosset, The Gathering Inn
Jim Gandley, Placer County Health & Human Services
Holly Harper, Sutter Roseville Medical Center
Elisa Herrera, Latino Leadership Council
Tad Kitada, Placer County Office of Education
Janice LeRoux, Placer First Five Commission
Jan Shonkwiler, City of Roseville
Lisa Sietsima, Kaiser Permanente
Cynthia Spears, Placer Dispute Resolution Services
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