$14,083,000+
and counting
Updated 06/23/2021
COVID-19 Emergency Grants - $2,389,000
- 10,000 Degrees – for General Operating expenses
- Alexander Valley Film Society – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Alexander Valley Healthcare – for unrestricted support to ensure equitable administration of the COVID vaccine to Sonoma County residents
- Alliance Medical Center – for unrestricted support to ensure equitable administration of the COVID vaccine to Sonoma County residents
- Alliance Medical Center – to provide community health worker services to uninsured patients and families with Covid-19
- Alliance Medical Center – for general operating support grant from donor to continue providing services to Healdsburg residents during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Alliance Redwoods Conference Grounds – to provide food and shelter for homeless adults
- Art Escape – to support organizational sustainability during the COVID-19 crisis
- Artstart (START SoCo) – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Bilingual Broadcasting Foundation – to inform English, Spanish, Triqui, Mixteco and Chatino speaking community critical information on the COVID-19 pandemic
- Botanical Bus – to empower Latinx farmworkers, domestic workers, and day laborers in Sonoma County with holistic health resources through a bilingual mobile herb clinic
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma-Marin – to provide academic support to low-income youth through Boys & Girls Clubs Distance Learning Clubs
- Boys and Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley – to support organizational sustainability during the COVID-19 crisis
- Burbank Housing Management Corporation – to support the digital divide that low-income families face by providing free, high-quality internet service
- California Homemakers Association – to provide deliveries of hygiene supplies, PPE, and fresh and prepared food to low-income families
- California Human Development – to provide education, PPE, and food to day laborers and families that utilize the Day Labor Center Program during COVID-19
- California Indian Museum & Cultural Center – to provide financial assistance, food, and other relief to Native Americans in Sonoma County
- California Indian Museum & Cultural Center – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- California Poets in the Schools – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Santa Rosa – to provide support for economically vulnerable individuals and nonprofit operations affected during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Center for Volunteer & Nonprofit Leadership – to develop and implement a webinar series titled, Stronger Together: Effective Nonprofit Leadership During the Crisis
- Ceres Community Project – to provide medically tailored meals among low-income clients with serious health conditions during COVID-19 via the Healing Meals for Healthy Communities program
- Children’s Museum of Sonoma County – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Cinnabar Arts Corporation – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Cloverdale Senior Multipurpose Center – to provide mental health support to isolated seniors and other members of the community effected by COVID-19
- Coastal Seniors – to provide home delivered meals to qualifying Sonoma County seniors and disabled adults
- Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County – to provide support for economically vulnerable individuals and nonprofit operations affected during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Community Baptist Church – to provide COVID-19 Care Packages to low-income families and homeless communities in Santa Rosa and Petaluma, as fiscal sponsor to Sonoma County Black Coalition
- Conservation Corps North Bay – to provide paid job training, case management, and basic human needs support for young people of color preparing to enter a workforce impacted by COVID-19
- Corazon Healdsburg – to provide support for economically vulnerable individuals and nonprofit operations affected during the COVID-19 pandemic
- COTS (Committee on the Shelterless) – to provide support for economically vulnerable individuals and nonprofit operations affected during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Council on Aging Services for Seniors – to provide nutritious meals and wellness checks to low-income seniors in Meals on Wheels service areas
- Downtown Streets Team – to provide basic needs stipends in the form of gift cards for food, clothing, and medicine to individuals experiencing homelessness
- Face to Face Sonoma County AIDS Network – to provide housing, utility, food, transportation or other emergency support for Latinx and BIPOC clients who are ineligible for government funding
- Family Justice Center of Sonoma County Foundation – to provide food, housing, immediate needs (gift cards), and emergency supplies to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, elder abuse, and human trafficking
- Farm to Pantry – to provide nutritious produce to those who need it most
- FISH of the Santa Rosa Area – to provide support for economically vulnerable individuals and nonprofit operations affected during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Food For Thought – to provide healthy groceries and meals to low-income Latinx families affected by COVID-19
- Forget Me Not Childrens Services – to distribute organic produce and provide animal-assisted and horticultural therapy to children who are survivors of abuse, neglect, community violence and wildfires
- Friends in Sonoma Helping – to support Latinx families and seniors who have been disproportionately impacted by COVID-19 by providing rental assistance
- Friends of the Petaluma Family Resource Center at McDowell – to assist low-income families affected by COVID-19 with emergency financial needs
- Food for All/Comida para Todos – to provide weekly provisions of healthy groceries and bi-monthly household and hygiene necessities to local families
- Healdsburg Center for the Arts – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Healdsburg Jazz Festival – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Healdsburg Shared Ministries – to purchase food for the homeless meal program and seniors food program
- Hospice By The Bay Foundation – to provide increased advocacy, counseling, and resources to low-income, medically fragile children and seniors and their families through the Coronavirus Emergency Fund
- Immigration Institute of the Bay Area – to provide essential immigration legal services to Latinx immigrants
- Integrative Healers Action Network – to support Farmworker Clinics by providing free integrative health services to Latinx community members working in Sonoma County vineyards
- Interfaith Food Sustainable Collaborative – to provide continuity for low-income seniors accessing produce through farmers markets
- InterFaith Shelter Network – to provide support for economically vulnerable individuals and nonprofit operations affected during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Jewish Community Free Clinic of Sonoma County – to support coronavirus vaccination services focused on vaccinating underserved people, especially immigrants and people of color
- Jewish Community Free Clinic of Sonoma County – to support direct services focused on prevention, quarantine, and coping with COVID-19 impact for Latinx, elderly, and other at-risk patients
- Justicewise – to sustain and expand the Text FOOD/COMIDA program, as fiscal sponsor to
- Kid Scoop News – to provide urgent literacy educational news materials for Latinx families, children, and low-income seniors suffering from COVID-19 disruption and insecurity
- Knights of Indulgence Theatre – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- La Luz Center – to provide support for economically vulnerable individuals and nonprofit operations affected during the COVID-19 pandemic
- LandPaths – to provide food distribution and COVID health, financial, and resource services in Spanish and English to the neighboring community at Bayer Farm
- Latino Service Providers – to support the Coordinated Outreach Collaborative (COC) in the provision of grassroots outreach, education, and increasing equitable vaccination access
- LifeWorks of Sonoma County – to provide bilingual youth and family therapy to the Latino community through the El Puente program
- Literacyworks – to provide plain language mental health information, workshops, and resources to low-literacy, low-income Latinx/BIPOC families
- Main Stage West – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Museum of Sonoma County – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- North Bay Childrens Center – to provide direct child care services and early educational programs for children of essential and front line workers disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic
- Northern California Center for Well-Being – to provide medical nutrition services and increased access to critical resources to low-income Latinx and senior populations who are disproportionately impacted by COVID-19
- Nuestra Comunidad – to provide PPE to vineyard, agricultural, and essential workers through the Farmworker Clinic Project
- PEP Housing – to provide resources to seniors living in PEP Housing during COVID-19
- Petaluma Arts Center – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Petaluma Educational Foundation – to support TK-12 grade students with Social Emotional Learning Programs helping students and families adapt to challenges of COVID-19
- Petaluma Health Center – for unrestricted support to ensure equitable administration of the COVID vaccine to Sonoma County residents
- Petaluma Health Center – to support the COVID TEAM, a specialized health care team to provide COVID-19 education, outreach, screening/testing, and referrals targeted at uninsured and Latinx populations
- Petaluma People Services Center – to provide support for economically vulnerable individuals and nonprofit operations affected during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Raizes Collective – to support the Novel Artist Health Equity COVID Campaign event series
- Reach for Home – to provide support for economically vulnerable individuals and nonprofit operations affected during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Redwood Community Health Coalition – to support the Outreach and Enrollment program with service referrals to help the most vulnerable families affected by the pandemic and its resulting economic downturn
- Redwood Empire Food Bank – to provide health groceries to local individuals, children, and families who have been affected by COVID-19
- Roustabout Theater – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Santa Rosa Community Health – for unrestricted support to ensure equitable administration of the COVID vaccine to Sonoma County residents
- Sebastiani Theatre Foundation – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Shared Housing and Resource Exchange California – to provide support for economically vulnerable individuals and nonprofit operations affected during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Social Advocates for Youth – to provide job support to homeless youth
- Sonoma Applied Village Services – to provide direct food and outreach services to the homeless of Sonoma County
- Sonoma Community Center – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Sonoma Conservatory of Dance – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Sonoma County Black Forum – to provide food assistance to individuals and families and support the Urban Gardening Series
- Sonoma Ecology Center – to support organizational sustainability during the COVID-19 crisis
- Sonoma Ecology Center (Sustainable Sonoma) – to support organizational sustainability during the COVID-19 crisis, as fiscal sponsor to Sustainable Sonoma
- Sonoma Overnight Support – to provide support for economically vulnerable individuals and nonprofit operations affected during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Sonoma Springs Community Hall – to support organizational sustainability during the COVID-19 crisis
- Sonoma State University DREAM Center – to expand the Undocu-Survival Initiative, which provides financial and technology assistance to undocumented students that allows them to persist in their education and employment
- Sonoma Valley Community Health Center – for unrestricted support to ensure equitable administration of the COVID vaccine to Sonoma County residents
- Sonoma Valley Education Foundation – to support Preschool for All providing tuition-free, high-quality preschool education to low-income students in Sonoma Valley
- Sonoma Valley Mentoring Alliance – to support organizational sustainability during the COVID-19 crisis
- Sonoma Valley Museum of Art – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Sonoma Valley Youth & Family Services – to support organizational sustainability during the COVID-19 crisis
- Teen Services Sonoma – to support organizational sustainability during the COVID-19 crisis
- The Living Room – to provide support for economically vulnerable individuals and nonprofit operations affected during the COVID-19 pandemic
- TLC Child & Family Services – to support transition-age homeless youth in the THP-Plus Expansion program with a monthly basic needs stipend to help ensure Rapid Rehousing
- Transcendence Theatre Company – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
- Una Vida – to support the Community Pantry-Crisis Response program developed to support vulnerable community members affected by COVID-19
- Vintage House Senior Multipurpose Center of Sonoma Valley – to address food insecurity and mental health issues resulting from the economic and social impacts of COVID-19 on low-income seniors and Latinx residents of Sonoma Valley
- West County Community Services – to expand in-home health services and nutritional support to low-income Russian River seniors
- West County Health Centers Inc – for unrestricted support to ensure equitable administration of the COVID vaccine to Sonoma County residents
- West County Health Centers Inc – to provide access to medical and behavioral health services through telehealth patient visits via video or phone and limited in-person visits for dental and other services during COVID-19
- Women’s Recovery Services – A Unique Place – to provide support for economically vulnerable individuals and nonprofit operations affected during the COVID-19 pandemic
- Young Actors Studio and Left Edge Theatre – to support immediate organizational needs related to COVID-19
Wildfire Emergency Grants - $730,000
- Alliance Redwoods Conference Grounds – to fund efforts made by Alliance Redwoods Conference Grounds to house, feed, and care for firefighters who were fighting the Kincade Fire
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma-Marin – to support Fire Relief Day Camps operated at the Healdsburg & Geyserville Clubs in the days following the Kincade Fire
- California Human Development – to support immediate fire relief efforts after the 2017 firestorm
- Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Santa Rosa – to support the rental assistance needs of individuals and families impacted by the Kincade fires
- Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Santa Rosa – to support immediate fire relief efforts after the 2017 firestorm
- Ceres Community Project – to support immediate fire relief efforts after the 2017 firestorm
- Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County – to purchase gift cards to distribute to families affected by the Kincade fire
- Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County – to support immediate fire relief efforts after the 2017 firestorm
- Community Child Care Council of Sonoma County – to support immediate fire relief efforts after the 2017 firestorm
- Corazon Healdsburg – for general operating to support response to the Kincade fire
- Food For Thought – to support the unanticipated costs related to the Kincade fire for replacing food lost in the power outage, providing extra items to clients in need, and staff time
- Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees – to support immediate fire relief efforts after the 2017 firestorm
- Humane Society of Sonoma County – to support immediate fire relief efforts after the 2017 firestorm
- La Luz Center – to support immediate fire relief efforts after the 2017 firestorm
- North Bay Organizing Project – to support the needs of our most economically vulnerable community members after the Kincade fires through UndocuFund
- Pediatric Dental Initiative of the North Coast Inc. – to support the unanticipated costs related to the Kincade fire for re-opening of the surgery center
- Petaluma People Services Center – for general operating to support response to the Kincade fire
- Petaluma People Services Center – to support immediate fire relief efforts after the 2017 firestorm
- Redwood Empire Food Bank – for general operating to support response to the Kincade fire
- Redwood Empire Food Bank – to support immediate fire relief efforts after the 2017 firestorm
- Russian River Alliance – to support work in disaster recovery
- Sonoma County Grape Growers Foundation – to support the needs of our most economically vulnerable community members after the Kincade fires
- Sonoma Family Meal – to provide meals to first responders, evacuees, and disaster survivors during and after large-scale emergencies in Sonoma County
- United Way of the Wine Country – for general operating to support response to the Kincade fire
- Volunteer Center Of Sonoma County Inc – to support immediate fire relief efforts after the 2017 firestorm
- West County Community Services – to support work in disaster recovery
- West County Health Centers Inc – to support work in disaster recovery
Helping Individuals Grants - $5,552,855
- Buckelew Programs – to provide direct and immediate emergency services to community members with behavioral health challenges
- Burbank Housing Management Corporation – to cover the temporary housing costs for Journey’s End residents awaiting permanent housing
- California Homemakers Association – to support California Homemakers no-contact drive-through deliveries of hygiene supplies, PPE, fresh fruits, vegetables and prepared foods for low-income families
- California Parenting Institute (CPI) – to provide financial support to high risk families with emergent needs to maintain housing, medical care and stability
- Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Santa Rosa – to support the unmet needs of our most vulnerable community members post-fires
- Coastal Seniors – to continue to provide Meals to Go, drive thru food pantry, Meals on Wheels, grocery shopping and transportation services for seniors
- Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County – for continued efforts with fire recovery assistance and support
- Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County – to hire a Disaster Case Manager focused on the home rebuild process
- Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County – to fund Administrative Support for Rebuilding Our Community Sonoma County (ROC)
- Community Foundation of Mendocino County – for the Disaster Fund for Mendocino County
- Corazon Healdsburg – for general operating support to assist northern Sonoma County vulnerable residents
- Corazon Healdsburg – to provide direct financial assistance and case management to individuals and families in Northern Sonoma County through Casa del Corazon (Family Resource Center)
- Council on Aging Services for Seniors – to provide home delivered meals to frail, isolated and homebound seniors
- Farm to Pantry – to glean and recover produce and food from local farms and deliver it to more than 30 locations throughout the county each week
- Food for Thought – to provide free weekly groceries, including fresh produce, nutritional supplements, vitamins, and frozen meals
- First 5 Sonoma County – to support a mini-grants program by providing support specifically for disaster-impacted child care providers
- Healdsburg Shared Ministries – to support the ongoing services related to food distribution provided to clients
- Interfaith Sustainable Food Collective – to support the ongoing services related to food distribution provided to clients
- La Luz Center – to support the La Luz Center’s Micro Loan program
- La Luz Center – to assist low-income Sonoma Valley individuals/families with emergency shelter, food and basic needs
- Legal Aid of Sonoma County – to support the Disaster Law Project (DLP) providing legal and policy support to individuals affected by the 2017 and 2019 Sonoma County fires
- Lutheran Social Services of Northern California – to support the unmet needs of our most vulnerable community members post-fires
- New Vision Santa Rosa Foundation – to support grants for small businesses negatively impacted by COVID-19
- New Vision Santa Rosa Foundation – to support work in disaster recovery, as fiscal sponsor for Russian River Chamber of Commerce
- North Bay Jobs with Justice – to support building economic resilience for vulnerable communities impacted by the wildfires
- North Bay Organizing Project – to support Undocufund in providing direct financial assistance to our undocumented community members
- North Coast Opportunities Inc. – for the Disaster Relief Fund to support long term recovery in Lake County from the 2017 Sulphur Fire
- On The Move – to support direct emergency financial assistance for Sonoma County Latinx community members for living expenses related to the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Petaluma People Services Center – to provide home-delivered meals and check-ins through the Meals on Wheels Program for at-risk seniors
- Redwood Empire Food Bank – to provide nourishing fruits and vegetables to our hungry neighbors to improve their quality of life
- Shared Housing and Resource Exchange California – to provide immediate and direct aid through an Emergency Needs Fund for participants in the home share programs
- Sonoma County Black Forum – to support the ongoing services related to food distribution provided to clients
- TLC Child & Family Services – to assist former foster youth with emergency housing, gas, food and transportation assistance.
- United Policyholders – to support the enhanced long term recovery services to North Bay wildfire impacted households through United Policyholders’ Roadmap to recovery program
- United Way of the Wine Country – to provide grants to law enforcement and fire personnel who lost homes in the 2017 wildfire in Sonoma County
- West County Community Services – to provide food for very low-income and flood-affected seniors
- Women’s Recovery Services – A Unique Place – for general operating support
Healing the long-term effects of trauma - $1,904,500
- Cancer Support Sonoma – to provide individual psychotherapy and mental health support groups for low fee and underserved cancer patients, caregivers and their families
- Career Technical Education Foundation – to support YouthTruth Expansion & Community Engagement
- Child Parent Institute (CPI) – to expand the Child Abuse Treatment Program
- Daily Acts Organization – to support the Sonoma County Environmental Health Coalition Project
- Hanna Boys Center – for Sonoma County Title I school teacher scholarships to attend the Hanna Institute Summit
- Healthcare Foundation Northern Sonoma County – to support the Wildfire Mental Health Collaborative Public Awareness Campaign
- Humanidad Therapy & Education Services – to support culturally-proficient mental health counseling for underserved Latinos, primarily high-risk, low-income migrant workers
- La Luz Center – to support the El Verano Family Resource Center Mental Health Program
- Lomi Counseling Clinic – to promote the health and wellbeing of the diverse community of Sonoma County by providing accessible mental health care and education
- NAMI Sonoma County – to launch Ending The Silence program in Sonoma County middle and high schools
- NAMI Sonoma County – for general operating support to increase the capacity of NAMI’s warmline and outreach and referral services
- On The Move – to support the launch and implementation of La Plaza which will improve access to trauma-informed care and community-led mental health services for Latinos in Sonoma County
- Petaluma City Schools – to support the McDowell Family Resource Center pilot program Convivencia
- Santa Rosa Community Health – to expand the work of Sonoma Community Resilience Collaborative during disasters
- Santa Rosa Community Health – to support Sonoma Community Resilience Collaborative – Building a Self-Healing Community
- Santa Rosa Fire Fighters Foundation – to support behavioral health programs for firefighters in our county
- Side by Side, formerly Sunny Hills Services – to support the New Immigrant Collaborative pilot at Healdsburg Junior High School
- Side by Side, formerly Sunny Hills Services – to reduce the stigma of mental health challenges in the vulnerable, at-risk Latino youth community
- St. Joseph Home Care Network – to support the children’s grief services program
- Support Our Students – to support delivering mental health therapy and resources to some of Sonoma County’s most vulnerable individuals during this COVID-19 pandemic
- The Living Room – to provide mental health services to women currently experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, homelessness
- United Way of the Wine Country – to cover expenses for the administration of the First Responders Fund
- Verity – to augment therapeutic counseling services to Spanish-speaking survivors of sexual violence and their families
- YWCA of Sonoma County – to support specialized domestic violence services to the growing number of Sonoma County victims and their families
Housing Solutions for our Community - $1,977,809
- Burbank Housing Development Corporation – to support the incubation of the cross sector leadership group, Generation Housing
- csb consulting – for research and guidance on housing issues in Sonoma County
- Generation Housing – to provide core funding for Generation Housing
- Napa Valley Community Foundation – to support the launch of a comprehensive Accessory Dwelling Unit program
- New Vision Santa Rosa Foundation – to develop resources and information to facilitate affordable housing development in Sonoma County through a Housing Trust Fund
- Reach for Home – for Map One Housing team collaboration and project
- Renewal Enterprise District – to support the commitment of the Renewal Enterprise District to increase the housing stock in Sonoma County, through partnerships with Forsyth Street and MapOneSonoma
- Shared Housing and Resource Exchange California – to provide funding for an additional Home Matching Specialist to SHARE Sonoma County
- Sonoma Ecology Center – to support Sustainable Sonoma, a project of Sonoma Ecology Center, to further the housing affordability goal of the Sonoma Valley community
- TheCaseMade Incorporated – for research and guidance on housing communication strategies in Sonoma County
- United Way of the Wine Country – to launch the second phase of MAP One Sonoma’s efforts on housing
Preparedness - Resilient Communities - $873,700
- California Indian Museum & Cultural Center – to support CIMCC’s Implementation Plan to the Partnership for Resilient Communities
- Center for Volunteer & Nonprofit Leadership – to support the operations of Sonoma County Community Organizations Active in Disaster (SC-COAD)
- Center for Volunteer & Nonprofit Leadership – to support the Volunteer Center of Sonoma County and CVNL Merger
- Ceres Community Project – to support training and projects related to resilient leadership in times of disaster
- Children’s Museum of Sonoma County – to support training and projects related to resilient leadership in times of disaster
- Chop’s Teen Club aka DeMeo Teen Club Inc. – to support training and projects related to resilient leadership in times of disaster
- City of Santa Rosa – to strengthen community cohesion and prepare neighborhoods for future emergency via the Resilient Neighborhood Neighborfest Program
- Community Action Partnership Sonoma County – to support Emergency Preparedness Capacity Building for Nonprofits
- Community Child Care Council of Sonoma County – to support training and projects related to resilient leadership in times of disaster
- Compassion Without Borders – to support training and projects related to resilient leadership in times of disaster
- La Luz Center – to support resiliency through leadership transition
- League of California Community Foundations – to support the disaster planning and resilience training program to help California’s community foundations effectively respond to disasters that impact their communities
- North Bay Jobs with Justice – to support outreach to disaster clean-up and rebuild workers
- Pepperwood Foundation – to support training and projects related to resilient leadership in times of disaster
- Petaluma Ecumenical Properties – to support training and projects related to resilient leadership in times of disaster
- River to Coast Children’s Services – to support training and projects related to resilient leadership in times of disaster
- Sonoma County Regional Parks Foundation – to support training and projects related to resilient leadership in times of disaster
- Sonoma Valley Community Communications – to support installment of a new radio antenna for KSVY 91.3 Sonoma
- United Way of the Wine Country – to support training and projects related to resilient leadership in times of disaster
- Windward Fund – to support the development and deployment of the Zonehaven Evacuation Management Platform (EMP) in Sonoma County, as fiscal sponsor for Zonehaven Fund
Planning, Research, and Convening - $655,744
- Career Technical Education Foundation Sonoma County – to support expanding YouthTruth surveys across Sonoma County
- Career Technical Education Foundation Sonoma County – to support the broader Our Kids Our Future framework
- Center for Effective Philanthropy – to support YouthTruth Surveys
- Innate Strategies – to support the Map One Sonoma Initiative, a community-wide resilience collaborative
- Laurie Johnson Consulting – a disaster recovery consultant to support the City of Santa Rosa and County of Sonoma in developing research-based and equitable recovery plans
- Pepperwood Foundation – for the Living with Fire Symposium
- Social Science Resource Council – for Measure of America’s 2021 update to the Portrait of Sonoma County
- Sonoma State University – to support a convening to identify transformative county goals on climate change
- United Way of the Wine Country – to support the Map One Sonoma Initiative, a community-wide resilience collaborative
If you have questions about the Resilience Fund, please contact us
