Healdsburg Area - Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Our activities in the Healdsburg area benefit from an affiliated board of local volunteers who bring together charitable donors, community leaders and nonprofit organizations with an understanding of local needs and opportunities.
Established in 2003 and operating as a committee of the Community Foundation's Board of Directors, the Healdsburg Area Affiliate manages local grant programs that directly benefit residents of the greater Healdsburg area, including Geyserville, Alexander Valley, Dry Creek Valley and parts of Russian River Valley (USPS Zip Codes 95448 and 95441)
In addition to the Healdsburg Endowment Fund, the local affiliate also supports many component funds established to serve the philanthropic goals of individual donors and nonprofit organizations in the area.
Local Benefits
Donors in the Healdsburg Area taking advantage of Community Foundation Sonoma County's services can make a significant impact in their home town by choosing from a variety of giving vehicles to meet their personal interests and objectives.
Mailing Address:
Community Foundation Sonoma County
Healdsburg Area
Post Office Box 464
Healdsburg, CA 95448-0464
For more information, please contact Mary Peterson at 707.303.9625. |
A grantmaking organization such as Community Foundation Sonoma County is an ideal choice for charitable bequests because it responds to changing needs while providing ongoing support to local programs and projects.
Established in 2003 and managed by a committee of the Foundation’s Board of Directors, the CFSC Healdsburg Endowment awards financial grants to nonprofit groups that directly benefit residents of the greater Healdsburg area, including Geyserville, Alexander Valley, Dry Creek Valley, and parts of Russian River Valley (USPS Zip Codes 95448 and 95441).
A gift to the CFSC Healdsburg Endowment supports a wide spectrum of organizations working to address community needs.
Community Foundation Sonoma County and the Healdsburg Farmers' Market are teaming up to encourage Healdsburg residents on low incomes to eat more fresh local produce. Read more