Monterey County, CA — June 09, 2025 — For two decades, Harmony At Home has worked to empower children, young adults, and their families with the skills and confidence to lead healthy, productive lives. The organization offers trauma-informed programs, community and school-based counseling, bullying prevention, parent education, and more—all aimed at building stronger, safer communities across Monterey County.

Harmony At Home, a nonprofit organization, has been awarded a generous grant of $48,000. This grant was approved by the Community Foundation for Monterey County's Board of Directors, and was made at the recommendation of Dale Meyer, donor advisor to the Lenore and Dale Meyer Fund of the Community Foundation for Monterey County. This grant is for general operating support.

“This generous support from the Lenore and Dale Meyer Fund is not only a financial investment in our mission—it’s a reaffirmation of the importance of trauma-informed care and violence prevention in our community,” said Julianne Leavy, Founder and CEO of Harmony At Home. “We are deeply grateful to Dale Meyer and the Community Foundation for Monterey County for their continued belief in our work.”

The grant will allow Harmony At Home to strengthen its core operations, sustain vital programs, and expand outreach to underserved children and families. Harmony At Home remains committed to breaking cycles of trauma and promoting resilience through compassion, education, and meaningful connection. To learn more about the organization’s mission and impact, visit www.harmony-at-home.org.

Harmony At Home Mission 

Harmony At Home strives to end the cycles of violence and abuse by empowering children, young adults, and their families with the skills and confidence to lead healthy, productive lives.

Community Foundation for Monterey County Mission 

To inspire philanthropy and be a catalyst for strengthening communities throughout Monterey County