UndocuFund provides critical services, including direct financial assistance, to undocumented individuals and families living in Healdsburg, Geyserville, and beyond.

We spoke to Bruce Mentzer, one of the Founders and a Farmer at Farm to Fight Hunger, about the progress they've made in 2024.

The Healdsburg Tribune recently featured a snapshot about who we are at Healdsburg Forever.

Explore how La Familia Sana, led by Jade Weymouth, is making a difference in the community in our latest Q&A.

For two decades, Healdsburg Forever has been dedicated to fostering a resilient community by addressing local needs and promoting social equity.

We are pleased to announce that we are awarding $400,000 to the following 12 organizations.

Healdsburg Forever’s purpose is to help local nonprofits meet the most pressing needs of our community today and plan for the future.

Healdsburg Forever has delivered its largest grant yet — $445,000 in community impact funds were recently divided out to 13 local nonprofits.

The City of Healdsburg is going to work with Healdsburg Forever and the Healdsburg Healthcare Foundation to identify grantees and a distribution process for a one-time community response grant program

During the pandemic, the group set up a fund to help those serving the area’s most vulnerable populations.

Levine served as a Healdsburg Forever board member for a decade and says that one of the things that drew her to the organization—and a reason she chose them for her Legacy Giving—is their commitment to staying nimble and responding to community needs as they arise.

When COVID-19 changed our world, it also changed how Healdsburg Forever, a regional affiliate of the Community Foundation Sonoma County, has raised and granted funds to nonprofits serving the Healdsburg and Geyserville area communities since 2003.

Founded in 1971 by physicians concerned about migrant healthcare, Healdsburg’s Alliance Medical Center now has four healthcare clinics in Healdsburg and Windsor.

Our local philanthropy and community foundation, Healdsburg Forever, is a jewel — a shining example of values, a culture of care and respect for those less fortunate, as well as a desire for a sustainable and equitable community.

Responding quickly to the continued toll COVID-19 has taken on the community, Healdsburg Forever, a locally focused community foundation and endowment, recently distributed $300,000 in funding to five nonprofits and one nonprofit/city partnership program.

Food for Thought provides services in a compassionate and respectful manner, without any fees, waiting lists, or other barriers to service.

Healdsburg Forever has recently made emergency grants totaling $80,000 to six nonprofit organizations providing essential safety net services—food, shelter, and health care—to the most vulnerable people in Healdsburg and Geyserville.

Nearly 20 years ago, a group of dedicated local volunteers, including Jason Liles and Demaris Briton, approached Community Foundation Sonoma County, expressing interest in establishing a permanent fund to support nonprofit organizations in the Healdsburg and Geyserville region in perpetuity.

Our grants from Healdsburg Forever last year supported our nonprofit community to launch new programs and maintain others, bringing vitally needed services to Healdsburg and Geyserville residents.