Ways To Give

Donors like you support our mission to foster a love of the land in Sonoma County. We have witnessed, thanks to your support, that experiences with LandPaths forge enduring and life-changing connections with nature.

We offer many ways to give from one-time donations to monthly sustainer and more! Click on your preferred option below. And please feel free to reach out any time to Eric Singer, Development Manager, at [email protected] or (707) 544-7284 ext. 106 to start a conversation!

Want to learn more about LandPaths’ Impact in the last year, and what we’re looking forward to in 2025? Take a look at our new Impact Report!

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

Make a One-Time Donation

Make your tax-deductible donation one-time donation today.

Click the link to donate or mail checks to 618 4th Street Suite 217, Santa Rosa, CA 95404.

Make a Recurring Donation

Make a recurring/monthly donation. Choose your preferred amount on the form.

Click the link to donate and select the amount you’d like taken from your checking account or credit card monthly!

Become a Legacy Donor

Leave a lasting impact on future generations ability to connect with and care for the land. Contact Eric Singer, Development Manager at [email protected] or (707) 544-7284 ext. 106.

Stories + News

Stories from the Field

Our impact is made possible by donors like you, with a passion for growing community with nature.

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

February 14, 2025

Tags: Doerksen, Fire Recovery, Glass Fire, Land Partner, rancho mark west

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 […]

Volunteer Spotlight: Carol Carr, Wildlife Corridor Project

February 10, 2025

Tags: growing community with nature, stewardship, Volunteer, volunteer spotlight, wildlife cameras

After the Glass fire in 2020, Carol Carr was looking for ways to make a difference in her community by helping out with fire recovery efforts. Her […]

A group of teens and adults stand in front of a beautiful stand of redwood trees.

Introducing Stand for the Land!

February 6, 2025

Tags: branching out conservation for everyone, new audiences, stand for the land

On a Wednesday afternoon in January, a group of teens and adults from Santa Rosa headed to the Grove of Old Trees for an afternoon of respite and connection. After chatting and […]