The Inland Empire offers many opportunities for upward mobility

UCR Campus

Originally published in the Daily Bulletin on March 27, 2026 part of the Inspiring Vibrant Health Column. Did you know UC Riverside holds the distinction of being named the top university for social mobility by U.S. News & World Report? Not only is it currently No. 1 in the nation, but it has also been ranked at the […]

Champion for Vibrant Health Spotlight: Citrus Counseling Services

When Inland Empire residents seek care for trauma and mental health care support, they often turn to a trusted partner: Citrus Counseling Services (CCS).

In 2025, CCS received a responsive grant from IEHP Foundation to help expand the local therapist workforce and increase diversity. To address the regional clinician shortage, CCS provides Trainees (graduate students) and Associates (pre-licensed therapists) with the clinical experience required for licensure.

IEHP Foundation program invests in leaders of today and the future

Year Two of the Champions for Vibrant Health Leadership Network

Originally published in the Daily Bulletin on February 20, 2026 part of the Inspiring Vibrant Health Column. Daniela Romero has long been committed to serving her community, which led her to a career in the nonprofit sector supporting those in need. At TrueCare, a community health clinic serving San Diego and the Inland Empire, she connects […]

Champion for Vibrant Health Spotlight: Never Stop Grinding Impact

Never Stop Grinding Impact serves thousands of residents across Rialto and throughout San Bernardino and Riverside counties—ensuring families have access to the tools, resources and essentials needed for a healthy life, especially for those facing financial barriers.

Champion for Vibrant Health Spotlight: Operation New Hope

For over 40 years, Operation New Hope has empowered disadvantaged and at-risk youth, particularly those who are out-of-school, homeless, teen parents, in foster care, experiencing mental health challenges, or involved in the judicial system.

How Medi-Cal changes could affect you and your family 

An IEHP member and her baby attend a maternal health event at a local community wellness center. (Courtesy of Inland Empire Health Plan)

IEHP Foundation CEO Greg Bradbard highlights the changes coming to Medi-Cal in 2026 and the impact on nonprofits and families across the Inland Empire. Originally published in the Daily Bulletin on January 24, 2026 part of the Inspiring Vibrant Health Column.

IEHP Foundation Launches Storytelling for Advocacy & Fundraising Cohort to Strengthen Nonprofit Voice Across the Inland Empire

Storytelling Cohort 2026

IEHP Foundation has launched the Storytelling for Advocacy & Fundraising Cohort, an eight-class training program to equip 35 nonprofit leaders representing 20 organizations with practical storytelling frameworks, tools and peer support. Each participating organization will receive a $1,500 grant upon completing the program to support storytelling projects that boost fundraising and advocacy.

Charitable investments in the Inland Empire will pay lasting dividends

Originally published in the San Bernardino Sun on Friday, December 26, 2025, part of the Inspiring Vibrant Health Column. As the holiday giving season comes to a close, there is still an opportunity to make a gift that will provide lasting benefits throughout the coming year. What if you could make an investment today that […]