Common Purpose, Major Impact

Corporate Giving

Does your company share a common purpose with LandPaths? Do you believe in fostering a love of the land as a way to transform our relationship to nature? You can help us increase our impact throughout Sonoma County as a corporate sponsor or donor. To learn about corporate volunteering opportunities, click here.

Your Impact 

When you support LandPaths, you root youth in nature, branch out conservation to be accessible and inclusive across the County, and grow community in nature through people powered land stewardship. We invite you to join us, while gaining exposure and positive PR for your company among over 10,000 followers, donors, subscribers, community partners, and local government officials.

Donor Recognition 

Donors receive recognition and opportunities to participate in select events, team building opportunities and early invitations to behind-the-scenes outings across Sonoma County. Along with branding opportunities, there are special employee engagement and team-building opportunities available for our Corporate Council. 

LandPaths recognizes corporate donors in posts to our thousands of followers and friends on Facebook and Instagram, and in our bimonthly e-blast sent out to more than 11,000 subscribers.

For information about corporate giving opportunities, please contact Development Manager Eric Singer at [email protected] or (707) 544-7284 x 106.

LandPaths is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization. Tax ID 68-0328590. Donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. We will not share your information.

Stories + News

Stories from the Field

Our impact is made possible by partners like you. Read the latest on LandPaths in the community.

A Heartwarming and Powerful Safe Space in Nature for LGBTQ+ Youth and Allies

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It’s the fourth day of Camp Trillium at LandPaths’ Bohemia Ecological Preserve in Sonoma County, California and the sun is shining in a clear, blue sky. Camp Trillium was […]

A photo of a prescribed burn at the Grove of Old Trees. Redwoods are engulged in smoke and orange flames are under the trees but not out of control.

Why Do We Conduct Prescribed Burns at our Sonoma County Preserves?

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Reflections from Jim & Betty Doerksen, Land Partners at Rancho Mark West

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Jim and Betty Doerksen purchased Rancho Mark West in 1967. The Doerksens have worked tirelessly, planting upwards of “one million trees,” according to Jim. They also started […]

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