2022 Sonoma County Gazette Nonprofit Guide: Education

State standardized testing results indicate that students need help more than ever. These local organizations are dedicated to enhancing the educational experience for Sonoma County students.

If you are a nonprofit that contributes to education in Sonoma County and would like to be listed in the nonprofit directory, please fill out this form. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to education in Sonoma County.

Kiwanis Club of Santa Rosa

PO Box 1204, Santa Rosa, CA 95492

kiwanisofsantarosa.org

Size: 0-25 employees

Mission Statement: Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to growing one world and one community at a time. Each club is dedicated to services that are close to its heart and crucial to the community

Year Founded: 1925

How this organization is a change agent: We provide grants for children (as at risk) to provide reading, homework spaces and opportunities for music education; student club support and leadership training; student scholar; community collaboration for family food and playground facilities in Santa Rosa, and much more.

How you can help: Volunteer with us! Donations received.

Kiwanis Club of Sebastopol

707-823-3081

PO Box 1041, Sebastopol, CA 95473

sebastopolkiwanisclub.org/new-cover-page

Size: 0-25 employees

Mission Statement: Sebastopol Kiwanis is part of Kiwanis International, a global service organization. The goal is to support youth. Our local Sebastopol Kiwanis supports youth related organizations in western Sonoma County.

Year Founded: 1971

How this organization is a change agent: we organize community events to educate young people and thus change the lives of young people in our community.

How you can help: Volunteer with us. Donate or donate at the next fundraiser.

Sonoma Petaluma Parks Inc.

707-939-9420

36 E. Spain Street, Sonoma, CA 95476.

sonomaparks.org

Size: 0-25 Employees

Mission Statement: To further the preservation, interpretation and educational mission of Sonoma Barracks, Vallejo Home, Toscano Hotel and Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park.

Year Founded: 1982

How this organization is an agent of change: We provide tours, private group tours and special guest events to keep the public learning about historic sites integral to the history of Sonoma and Petaluma.

How you can help: Become a teaching volunteer! Donations and receipts.