Winter 2021 Newsletter

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Seasons Greetings and Happy New Year! From our Chief Executive Officer: Your help is what makes it possible for Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma County to continue: 1. Building of Affordable Housing. 2. Advocating for fair housing. 3. Leading holistic Neighborhood Revitalization efforts. 4. Repairing and renovating existing senior housing. 5. Helping our community clean-up… Read more »

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Are You Interested in a Habitat Home?

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Do you qualify for a Habitat Home? Interest and Application forms are on HOLD. New date release TBD.   Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma County is preparing to open our next application round for homes that will be built in Windsor and Santa Rosa. The tentative construction is scheduled to begin in the Spring/Summer of 2020 and… Read more »

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Unveiling of Sonoma Wildfire Cottages

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With major support from Rebuild Wine Country and Medtronic, nine fire survivor families will move into disaster resistant cottages as part of initiative led by world renown Katrina Cottage designer Marianne Cusato of Cypress Community Development Corporation. The Sonoma Wildfire Cottages Initiative was announced in 2018 as a pilot program to showcase and compare the… Read more »

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Green Valley Village

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Green Valley Village—Graton Habitat is providing two of ten homes in partnership with Thiessen Homes as their inclusionary requirement. (Additional information: https://thiessenhomes.com/thiessen-projects/green-valley-village/) February 2020       January 2020 September 2019 Back of Units 9 and 10                                      … Read more »

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Sonoma Wildfire Cottages

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Sonoma Wildfire Cottages—Santa Rosa: 9 cottages providing temporary rental housing for 2 to 5 years for families directly impacted by the fires, who are working to rebuild or secure other permanent housing. These 1- or 2-bedroom homes range from 380 to 744 square feet and will provide immediate relief for families displaced by the wildfires…. Read more »

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