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LBC is transforming lives through the power of the arts!
As a community-supported nonprofit arts center, LBC serves more than 50,000+ students and adults in the North Bay annually through its Education and Community Engagement programs. Visit our website to find out how you can support these programs!
Access to Mental Healthcare for All
For over 50 years, Buckelew Programs has taken action to meet the deepening need for mental health and substance-use services for Sonoma County residents. Your support helps us provide programs to empower individuals to shape healthy, purposeful lives for a stronger Sonoma.
Athena House / Hope Village Sonoma County Independent Living Family Services Coordination Buckelew Suicide Prevention
For more information, visit
Buckelew.org
707.546.3600 | lutherburbankcenter.org
C O U N S E L I N G • R E C O V E RY • S E R V I C E N AV I G AT I O N SUICIDE PREVENTION • SUPPORTED HOUSING
Helping People, Changing Lives Community Action Partnership of Sonoma County builds economic stability and fosters community development. We partner with families to identify goals and strategies that will help them secure financial independence for generation after generation. Our programs include: • Head Start and Early Head Start • Financial Assistance
• Health & Wellness Programs • Safety Net & Housing Services
Learn how you can help.
www.capsonoma.org | 707.544.6911 2250 Northpoint Pkwy Santa Rosa, CA 95407
Sebastopol Charter
K-8 Waldorf Public School Since 1995
ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE & ENROLLMENT EVENTS Open House
Enrollment Tours
Open House and Presentation on Waldorf education for parents only. Sign up for all events on our website.
For Parents Only All Tours take place at our school
Saturday, February 4 10am–Noon
January 10 and March 2 from 8:45am to 10am
visit: www.sebastopolcharter.org | call: 707.824.9700 ext 1
Don’t miss our next event:
Sunday, October 22, 2pm
Fairytale Melodies Concert Music To My Ears Theater
(formerly Main Stage West) 104 N. Main Street, Sebastopol, CA.
Sunday, February 25, 2024
2nd Annual BlueGreen Gala Tickets will go on sale in December. Early bird pricing before January 15
Up Street Music Patrons
Committed to enhancing the lives of Sonoma County residents by providing tuition assistance in music and theater arts to underserved communities.
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If you ride a bike in Sonoma County… we work for YOU!
Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition • Offers virtual & in-person classes in bike safety, skills,
route planning and repair for the whole family
• Advocates for bike-friendly roads, paths, and policies • Provides valet bike parking at community events • Organizes Bike to Work Day, Ride of Silence, Biker
Chicks rides, bike swap meets, and other fun events
Visit us at BikeSonoma.org
707-545-0153 • info@bikesonoma.org
GO LOCAL NONPROFITS ARE MAKING
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DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS (DAV)
established the Volunteer Transportation Network (VTN), a free non-medical transportation service, in collaboration with the Veteran Affairs (VA) Healthcare System nationally. The shuttle service helps provide transportation to and from VA-scheduled medical appointments for ambulatory veterans with limited mobility, lack transportation, or cannot drive themselves. The service ensures that veterans have reliable and safe transportation to their medical appointments, helping to improve health outcomes. Volunteers are crucial to the success of the VTN program and DAV chapter membership, helping with fundraising, organizing community events, coordinating outreach efforts, and providing non-emergency medical transportation in their community. To learn more about how to help, please visit DAV48Sonoma.org.
SOCIAL ADVOCATES
LANDPATHS is an environmental education and
conservation leader with the mission to foster a love of the land in Sonoma County. We believe everyone should have access to the awe and inspiration of nature.
Annually, we engage thousands of participants like you in joyful, caring, and transformative relationship with the land. We do this mainly through creative outings led in both English and Spanish, environmental education, nature camps, and opportunities to care for the land at local open spaces.
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Get outside with us this fall! Go to our Calendar at landpaths.org to fi nd out more about all the cool ways to participate.
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SONOMA FAMILY MEAL (SFM) is committed to strengthening our local food economy and nourishing our community in times of crisis and stability. At our community kitchen, we convert locally sourced ingredients and rescued perishables into meals for families and seniors experiencing food insecurity, while providing culinary career training and food-business support. During disasters, we proactively coordinate resources to provide quality emergency meals for those who have been impacted.
This year, Sonoma Family Meal launched our fi rst culinary job training program, training over 16 individuals facing barriers to employment. Upon graduation, SFM connected students to fair-wage jobs with food industry partners. Sonoma Family Meal relies on volunteers to continue our mission of supporting the community. SFM volunteers help to prepare, pack, and deliver weekly meals and assist with disaster relief. It is a wonderful way to support the community and connect with others. Sign up at our website today! SonomaFamilyMeal.org
At the PETALUMA ARTS CENTER, we are grateful to our members and donors who have supported our endeavors! This year we served over 750 children from 11 local schools with Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS). Our Creative Aging program served 300 seniors in five different residence facilities. We also have our monthly Idea Lounge, and quarterly Art Exchange. We feature six exhibitions yearly and Membership has grown 38%. We have a vision for doing more diverse and expanded programming and we need your help to accomplish it! Donate and Celebrate with the Petaluma Arts Center! petalumaartscenter.org
Creativity Curiosity Joy FOR EVERYONE
Help ALL children enjoy the Children’s Museum with your donation today. Children's Museum of Sonoma County 1835 W. Steele Lane, Santa Rosa
www.cmosc.org (707)546-4069
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Fostering health and healing to Sonoma County residents affected by HIV and other serious medical conditions. FFTfoodbank.org
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EXCHANGE BANK For the Good of the Community Headquartered in Sonoma County and founded in 1890, Exchange Bank is a full-service community bank with assets of $3.32 billion. Exchange Bank provides a wide range of personal, commercial and trust and investment management services with 16 retail branches in Sonoma County, a commercial branch in Roseville and trust offices in Santa Rosa, Roseville and Silicon Valley. Exchange Bank is known for its people who care about their customers, their company and the communities where they live and work. 50.44% of the Bank’s cash dividends go to the Doyle Trust which funds the Doyle Scholarship at SRJC. Since 1948, the Doyle Scholarship Fund has provided over $100 million to more than 140,000 students. “Exchange Bank’s legacy includes a commitment to community support. Our employees embrace our culture of giving back, donating thousands of hours year-round to fundraise and support local charities and nonprofit organizations,” said Troy Sanderson, president and CEO. Learn more at exchangebank.com.
Sonoma County GO LOCAL is a community marketing alliance of businesses, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies. Members work together using shared brand promotion, targeted advertising, and a Rewards Program to increase their presence and sales in the local marketplace. GO LOCAL’s mission is to shift consumer and commercial purchasing to locally owned, independent businesses to lift our local economy and quality of life. DID YOU KNOW?
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Small businesses donate more than twice as much per sales dollar to local non-profits, events, and teams compared to big businesses. Not only is your support of local businesses good for the local economy, it strengthens our local nonprofits and community (amiba.net). 33.5% of people surveyed say they would be more likely to buy a brand that supports a charity (esri.com). Sonoma County was ranked first statewide in volunteerism (Corporation for National and Community Service report). Your business or nonprofit can join us and be part of the solution—visit golocal.coop.