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California Respiratory Care Foundation (CRCF) Northern California Region (NCR) Central California Region (CCR) Greater Bay Area Region (GBAR) Inland Empire Region (IER) 2026 Call for Nominations 4th Annual Advanced Mechanical Ventilation Symposium 2026 Lungevity: Fortifying the Core of Respiratory Care 2026 AHRO Pulmonary Symposium Future CSRC Conferences Dates Respiratory Care Board of California California Thoracic Society CSRC Legislation Track Record CSRC Application for Live Events CSRC Author Royalty Program Past Sputum Bowl Champions The object and purpose of the corporation is to support the establishment and funding of education and research in respiratory care and to promote and increase the public awareness of the Respiratory care profession.
The California Respiratory Care Foundation is dedicated to promoting education and research in respiratory care by increasing public awareness of the Respiratory Care Profession. Members of the California Society for Respiratory Care Board of Directors have always supported Respiratory Therapy education both to students and Respiratory Care Practitioners (RCPs).
Student and RCP awards were created to support the learner in their educational endeavors. Over time, the CSRC grew and acquired a 501(c)(6) status, but this created a challenge under existing tax laws for qualifying as a 501 (c)(6) for continued awarding of financial support for learners.
In 2010, members of the CSRC board developed a foundation and named it Seventy Square Meters (70m 2 ), which provided the organization with its own 501 (c)(3) for the intent and purpose of the continued provision of funds to learners.
The name came from a bit of Respiratory Therapy trivia taught in many texts and amongst educators; “ The total surface area of all alveoli in a healthy adult set of lungs is approximately 70 square meters, or 800 square feet (approximately the size of half a tennis court). ” In 2019, the name was changed to California Respiratory Care Foundation (CRCF) to better reflect the relationship between the CSRC and the foundation.
The CRCF continues its mission to promoting education and research in respiratory care by increasing public awareness of the Respiratory Care Profession. The CRCF has many different means of fund-raising. This includes product promotional sales, silent auctions, and donations.
The goal for the CRCF is to receive sufficient funds in the bank, conservatively invested that the dividends can be used in in providing student awards without tapping the principal. Each year, the CSRC has generously donated to the CRCF in support of RT students from the net proceeds of Regional and State education events. The CSRC State and Regions make selections for the various awards listed and notify the CRCF of the selectees.
The CRCF reviews the selections and make the presentations at key events like the CSRC Annual Conference, Tahoe Conference and Student Nights. And you can give too! We encourage you to consider making a donation – please click on the donate button to view the many options in which you can give a gift which supports the future of the Respiratory Care profession!
Law & Professional Ethics 2026-2029 Sat Jun 27, 2026 4th Advanced Mechanical Ventilation Category: San Diego Region Events Sat Jul 11, 2026 CSRC SCR Diagnostic Symposium Category: Southern California Region Events Fri Aug 7, 2026 2026 Lungevity: Fortifying the Core of Respiratory Care Category: Northern California Region Events Fri Aug 28, 2026 2026 Day at the Races Category: San Diego Region Events Tue Sep 29, 2026 Adventist Health and Rideout 2026 Pulmonary Symposium Category: Northern California Region Events >> Modules Anywhere >>> --> California Society for Respiratory Care 1415 L.
Street, Ste 1100 , Sacramento , CA 95814 | Email: [email protected] | Toll Free: 888/730-CSRC (2772) Office Hours: M-F 9:00 am - 5:00 pm PST
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Respiratory Care professionals and students in California, for projects that support patients afflicted by lung health diseases and enhance lives in local communities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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