RMC Charitable Foundation

Today, we honor Juneteenth—a celebration of freedom, resilience, and hope.

At RMC Charitable Foundation, we believe kindness has the power to bring people together, strengthen communities, and create meaningful change. As we reflect on our shared history, we also look forward to a future built on compassion, understanding, and opportunity for all.

Happy Juneteenth. ❤️

🎉 Please join us in celebrating RMC Charitable Foundation’s Executive Director, Krystle Lisenby Joseph, on her graduation from the Greater Riverside Chambers of Commerce Leadership Riverside Class of 2026!

Over the past ten months, Krystle has joined Riverside community leaders in exploring the people, organizations, and systems that help shape our region. Through hands-on learning, meaningful conversations, and collaborative problem-solving, Leadership Riverside challenges participants to grow as leaders and deepen their commitment to community impact.

This achievement reflects Krystle’s dedication to lifelong learning, servant leadership, and building stronger connections throughout the communities we serve. The knowledge, relationships, and perspectives gained through this experience will continue to strengthen RMC Charitable Foundation’s work as we enhance health and quality of life through education, service, and community engagement.

Congratulations, Krystle, on this well-deserved accomplishment! We are proud to have you leading our mission and helping create a healthier, kinder, and more connected Riverside and beyond. 💙

👏 Join us in congratulating Krystle in the comments below!

Last chance to apply.

RMC Charitable Foundation’s healthcare scholarship program supports students pursuing education and training in healthcare-related fields.

If you are preparing for a career in healthcare—or know someone who is—this opportunity may help support the next step in their journey.

Applications close May 22, 2026.

Learn more and apply:
www.rmccf.org/scholarships

The numbers offer a glimpse of what’s ahead—but they don’t define what comes next.

Across our region, the need for care continues to grow. And with it, the responsibility to prepare those who will step into these roles—not someday, but soon.

Meeting that need begins now, with the students choosing this path and the support that helps carry them forward.

The future of healthcare is shaped by what we invest in today.

Visit our website to apply!
www.rmccf.org/scholarships

Scholarship SZN. Lock in. 🎓

RMCCF Healthcare Scholarship applications are open for Inland Empire students pursuing careers in healthcare.

Awards up to $1,000.
Apply by May 22:

Scholarships - RMC Charitable Foundation HEALTHCARE SCHOLARSHIPS An investment in the next generation of healthcare professionals serving our local communities. 2026 APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPENDeadline: May 22, 2026 For graduating high school students seeking a healthcare degree at a community college or university For graduating high school...

The Scotty Bear Project Kindness Scholarship is awarded to students who truly embody the spirit of kindness and empathy. While all applicants meeting the basic scholarship requirements are automatically considered for all awards, this one asks you to share a story — one essay on how you practice kindness and envision paying it forward. It’s a chance to show how your daily acts of empathy and care can inspire change.

Visit our website to apply!
www.rmccf.org/scholarships

This award recognizes the top qualifying students across all pathways, honoring excellence, dedication, and the drive to make a difference in your community. It’s more than financial support — it’s an affirmation of your potential to turn passion into impact.

Visit our website to apply!
www.rmccf.org/scholarships

Communities across the Inland Empire continue to face challenges related to healthcare access and workforce shortages.

The students pursuing healthcare education today will become the professionals caring for our communities tomorrow.

Through our scholarship program, RMC Charitable Foundation is proud to support the next generation of healthcare leaders in our region.

Applications remain open through May 22, 2026.

Visit our website to apply!
www.rmccf.org/scholarships

“Eat [whole] foods. Not too much. Mostly plants.” — Michael Pollan

This simple guidance reminds us that the foundation of a healthy diet is whole, minimally processed foods.

Focusing on whole foods matters because ultra-processed foods—often high in added sugars, unhealthy fats, and simple carbohydrates—can negatively impact health over time.

Small, consistent choices built around real foods help support energy, wellbeing, and long-term health.

As we wrap up Volunteer Appreciation Week, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to every volunteer who has supported us over the years—and to those who have recently joined our mission. Your time, energy, and dedication truly make a difference, and your impact does not go unnoticed.

A special thank you to the RMCCF Board, Gayle Nugent, Pam Malone, and Junior League of Riverside, Inc. for your continued support and commitment. We are so grateful to have you as part of our community.