Donors like you support our mission to foster a love of the land in Sonoma County. We offer many different ways to contribute, including one time gifts, monthly sustainer, and legacy plans.
Find the donor level below that works for you, and discover even more ways to make an impact.
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 tax-deductible donation today. Click to the link, or mail checks to 618 4th Street Suite 217, Santa Rosa, CA 95404.
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Sustainers Circle members make recurring, ongoing gifts that support us throughout the year, and sustain our work in the long term. Our goal here in our 25th anniversary year is for 25 new members of this Circle. Join us!
Be a part of our Legacy Club by including LandPaths in your will or estate plan. By incorporating LandPaths into your long-range financial planning, you will be giving the gift of nature for generations to come.
Does your company share a common purpose with LandPaths? You can help us increase our impact and foster a love of the land in Sonoma County as a corporate sponsor or donor.
Stories + News
Our impact is made possible by donors like you, with a passion for growing community with nature.
April 21, 2022
Tags: Covid-19
For 25 years LandPaths has actively worked for land and community in Sonoma County. Our commitment is further strengthened during the immense mental, physical, and financial challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. Since March of 2020, when shelter-in-place …
December 9, 2021
Tags: growing community with nature, mark west creek, nature-based solutions, participate, rancho mark west, redwoods, stewardship
A warm and hearty thank you to everyone who helped plant redwood saplings at Rancho Mark West with LandPaths! Volunteers showed up for the land and community big time, joining together to plant …
The Community Rallied to Plant 4400 Redwood Saplings at Rancho Mark West in ONE Weekend Read Article
October 21, 2021
Tags: Bohemia Ecological Preserve, environmental education, Inspired Forward, Rooting Youth in Nature, Roseland Public Schools, stewardship
“This is gorgeous!” declares an 8th grader from Roseland Accelerated Middle School, looking across the waves of native grasslands billowing towards stands of redwood, oak, madrone, and bay trees, underneath a blue sky stippled with clouds at Bohemia Ecological Preserve. The Dutch Bill Watershed, where Bohemia is located, is the …
Hundreds of Roseland Middle Schoolers Get Outside with LandPaths’ Inspired Forward Read Article
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