Spring 2021 Newsletter

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Habitat Soco Spring 2021 Newsletter

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 »

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New Habitat CEO

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Santa Rosa, CA (February 23, 2021) – Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma County announced its board of directors named Wayne Kleefeld Chief Executive Officer, July 1, 2020. Mr. Kleefeld previously held the General Manager position at Habitat of Sonoma County ReStore for 3 years.  Under his leadership, sales rose year over year. When the 2017… Read more »

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Sonoma Wildfire Cottages Dedication

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Please join us!   Date: Friday, August 16, 2019 at 1:30 p.m. Location: Medtronic Campus, 3593 Round Barn Blvd, Santa Rosa, CA 95403   These 1- or 2-bedroom homes range from 380 to 744 square feet and will provide immediate relief for families displaced by the wildfires. The nine Cottages will provide temporary rental housing… Read more »

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“A Place for Humanity”

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We’re doing great things in our community and moving forward in BIG ways. Habitat for Humanity is Building Together, Building a Future, Building Innovation, Building Opportunity, Building Momentum. Let’s Build the Future Together! “A Place for Humanity” produced by PH Productions and DangerBrain

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A new housing idea for Sonoma’s ‘missing middle’

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County officials are moving forward aggressively on a three-pronged approach to alleviating the local housing crisis. Permit Sonoma, the county’s permitting agency, has been tasked with taking fast and bold action to unkink the county’s housing construction pipeline, whose logjam has been exacerbated in the wake of last year’s wildfires. In 2017, the county implemented… Read more »

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