As we enter the months of summer break, outdoor concerts, bike rides, beach and picnic gatherings, and sporting events I think how truly blessed our community is. Driving through Sonoma County, visiting Lake Sonoma and seeing the sparkling water top at almost 100%, I teared up with delight. Our community has gone through so much… Read more »

Raise Your Voice for Affordable Home ownership. Your advocacy to increase access to stable, affordable housing is needed now more than ever. The significant impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic fallout are still unfolding and the number of families struggling to make ends meet continues to grow. Read the Newsletter

Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma County is one of the 21 winners of the 2022 North Bay Award! The North Bay Business Journal plans to celebrate these individuals, companies, and nonprofits that give back to the North Bay community on Wednesday, Nov. 16 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Ellington Hall in Santa Rosa…. Read more »

Habitat of Sonoma County and Fire Safe Sonoma A Two for Two in Sonoma County On a sunny Wednesday afternoon, leaders from two nonprofits serving Sonoma County met to discuss how two different programs, Habitat’s Aging in Place Critical Home Repair and Fire Safe Sonoma’s Fire Prevention Safety programs could work together to benefit more… Read more »

The history of our Affiliate and the Faces of Habitat.

Thank you to those of you who have called or emailed us about MacKenzie Scott’s recent $436 million dollar donation to Habitat for Humanity. While Habitat of Sonoma County is not among the lucky affiliates selected to receive funds from this generous donation, we enthusiastically celebrate this gift as it helps further Habitat’s mission of building homes,… Read more »

Wednesday, January 19 Habitat SoCo joined over 100 representatives (not all pictured) from our sister Habitat affiliates across the state of California to meet with state policy makers and ask for their support to create more affordable homeownership units. Read the Spring 2022 Newsletter

City Partnership Helps Aging in Place Applicants City of Rohnert Park Foundation and Habitat Sonoma County partnered through a $5,000 grant to help Rohnert Park low-income senior homeowners with critical home repairs. Three RP residents, so far, received much needed construction repairs and updated safety measures to their home. Due to COVID-19 restrictions only outside… Read more »

Habitat Sonoma County remains strong in our community.  

Everyone deserves a decent place to live! We asked and you helped support us and your neighbors! Aging in Place is a movement. This program aids seniors in aging safely in their own homes allowing them to live independently, receive local healthcare and supportive services, and contribute to their neighborhoods. It is apparent: a livable… Read more »