COMMUNITY GIVING
A LEGACY OF GIVING
Since time immemorial, the Pechanga People have called the Temecula Valley home. Our enduring values of strength, wisdom, longevity, and determination helped our ancestors overcome countless adversities throughout our history. Today, these values shape our commitment to helping our people become self-sufficient; especially children, families in need, and those with the fewest resources. Over the past 15 years, Pechanga has donated millions of dollars to help meet the needs of our community.


We also strive to champion causes that matter most in the communities where our valued Team Members and guests reside. Each year, Pechanga’s Team Members and families join together to raise funds, volunteer, and advocate for organizations and programs that endeavor to improve the lives of our friends, family members, and neighbors. For Pechanga, supporting charitable organizations that make such a difference to so many is not an obligation; it is an honor.
To see if your organization qualifies for support through Pechanga’s Community Giving, please see our guidelines.


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SPONSORSHIP REQUEST - GUIDELINES
Pechanga Government Center Sponsorship Guidelines
On behalf of the Pechanga Band of Indians, thank you for your donation/sponsorship request. Requests that fall within the guidelines specified below will be considered.
To apply for a donation, please complete and submit the following:
- Donation request form
- Completed W-9 form - for monetary requests only
- Attach the flyer and/or a letter of request on organization letterhead
In the body of the email or letter, please give a short summary about the mission of the organization.
Email the completed information to Faith Casey at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with the subject line "Donation request- [Name of Organization]".
Pechanga Government Center Sponsorship Guidelines
Pechanga is committed to creating sustainable partnerships and relationships with our neighbors and promoting programs that improve and enhance the quality of life in Southern California. Pechanga recognizes all too well that communities must first meet the most basic requirements of those who are in need. For this reason, Pechanga primarily supports 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations that serve basic community needs such as food, shelter, clothing, and healthcare. Requests will be evaluated on the basis of the services offered and the program's impact on the community; its impact on the youth of our community.
Pechanga strives to support native people with the tools and resources necessary to ensure a brighter future for generations. We support various native programs such as native arts, cultural preservation and restoration, health issues common to native peoples, elder care, educational opportunities, and programs promoting self-sufficiency.
Pechanga is also committed to the responsible use of natural resources, and funding for environmental programs will be considered. Within this broad category, priority is given to programs with educational components.
Pechanga supports programs that meet the following goals:
- Youth programs which encourage:
- Satefy
- Healthy lifestyles
- Education
- Character development
- Native American programs which promote:
- Native arts
- Cultural preservation
- Elder care
- Self-sufficiency
- Community programs focusing on:
- Health and human services
- Senior services
- Fundamental community needs
- Fine arts
- Environmental education and programs that support the responsible use of natural resources.
Pechanga is committed to supporting efforts by charitable groups and philanthropic organizations’ which improve the way of life within the Southern California region. Primary emphasis is given to immediate local communities where our valued guests and team members reside. (*Exceptions made for various Native American grant requests).
Pechanga typically does not consider charitable funds or in-kind items to be used for:
- Funds for individuals (including burial expenses, travel, personal assistance, items for sale, school trips, pageants, etc.)
- Powwows
- Programs outside of our immediate local communities
- Private schools
- Organized sports teams, or sponsorships for individual participation in teams
- Special advertising, offers (i.e. program books and yearbooks, etc.)
- Travel or tours
- General operating expenses or debt-retirement for organizations
- Endowment or capital-improvement campaigns
- Unrestricted gifts to national or international organizations
- Sectarian or denominational religious organizations, unless funds are being sought for purposes that will benefit the broader community
- Foundations that are strictly grant-making bodies (IRS 509(a))
- Movies, documentaries, short films, etc.
- Private business ventures