2023 Annual Report & 2024 Impact Report
Header photo: Dra. Daniela Domínquez poses with elderly community members at the Healdsburg Senior Center where they’ve gathered for dialogue and a visioning session toward a multicultural wellness center. Photo credit: On the Margins
A Message from our Executive Director and Board Chair
The Healthcare Foundation Northern Sonoma County recently completed its periodic strategic planning process, where we take time to assess and, as needed, modify our course as an organization dedicated to our region’s journey to health equity and health justice. With that process behind us, the Healthcare Foundation today remains poised and ready to increase our impact on our local system of care.
Our Role
Our role as funder, convener, advocate, and in some cases program developer, takes in and serves our region’s entire system of care. In particular, this means ensuring that our community-based organizations (CBOs) not only survive but thrive and, as the experts and trusted providers, help to guide us all in addressing the needs of the community.
At the same time, our position in the local ecosystem allows us a unique vantage point from which to analyze how north county’s CBOs, government departments, healthcare providers and advocacy groups can best work together to improve the health and wellbeing of our most marginalized community members.
Our Work
Our work requires a careful balancing and integrating of analysis and listening; of data and best practices but also, whenever possible, the expertise born of cultural wisdom and firsthand experience in the communities we aim to support.
Through our grantmaking, scholarships and convenings we actively pursue social change, challenging long-standing oppressive systems so that all who reside in northern Sonoma County are free to live their healthiest and happiest lives. This work requires vigilance in remaining relevant to evolving community needs, and strong two-way communication as we continue building and nurturing collaborative relationships across our region and sector.
In the face of systemic barriers that exclude or marginalize many of our residents from the care and opportunity everyone is entitled to, we know we must be radically inclusive and bold as we leverage funding and resources to change the narrative and create a healthy and thriving community for all.
Our Gratitude
We are deeply grateful to have you with us on this journey. We could not do the work described in the following report without your dedication and support. Together, we will continue to do incredible things.
Amy Ramirez
Executive Director
Wanda Tapia-Thomsen
Board Chair
STORIES OF IMPACT
Cloverdale’s ECO Group empowers elder
residents to research barriers and solutions for senior health and wellbeing
In 2023, with funding from The SCAN Foundation in partnership with the California Health Care Foundation, the Healthcare Foundation joined with local health agencies to create an Equity Community Organizing (ECO) Group with and for older adults in Cloverdale—contributing to a larger initiative of The SCAN Foundation supporting ECO Groups across the state.
The aim of the 18 monthly meetings at the local Senior Center, which began in January, is to identify the drivers of health inequities for older residents by empowering them to explore barriers and solutions for aging in health, wellbeing and community.
In the room are some two dozen low-income seniors, mostly Spanish speakers (simultaneous translation is offered), along with other local stakeholders, including representatives of partnering organizations Alexander Valley Healthcare, Cloverdale Multipurpose Senior Center, Council on Aging, Healthcare Foundation, La Familia Sana, and Nuestra Comunidad. Meetings are facilitated by On the Margins.
Among the ECO Group’s members is Marta Cruz-Concepción, until recently a city councilmember who also served as Cloverdale’s vice mayor and, subsequently, mayor from 2020 to 2021. Marta was the first Latina in each of these roles, and she continues to advocate for the local Latinx community.
“The California Health Care Foundation is proud to support the inspiring work of the Cloverdale ECO Group. This team has built a warm, welcoming environment to bring together dedicated local older adults of color with community organizations. In the group, older adults are the leaders. They lift up the challenges they face in Cloverdale then prioritize actions they can take together to improve their lives.”
-Kate Meyers, California Health Care Foundation
“I was very interested in the ECO Group,” she says, “because I saw another opportunity to raise my voice and that of those of us who are seniors.”
Marta says a strength of the project is “the focus on how each of us can contribute to personal and communal development,” while also “making community leaders and municipal government officials aware of the needs of aging residents.”
Among the challenges the dialogue has surfaced, Marta mentions language access, the need to break stereotypes, and securing funding for transportation and healthcare access. She also notes that the group is “highlighting the importance of mental health.”
Of the outcomes so far, Marta underscores the importance of “meeting other seniors and working on new relationships. Encouraging all seniors to speak up making organizations see, listen and acknowledge another segment of the Latinx community!”
Marta and her fellow ECO Group members remain “committed to making Cloverdale an integrated community.” She says they are eager “to learn from others” as well as “to teach others” the skills and knowledge and cultural traditions Cloverdale’s seniors carry with them. “Housing, transportation, food security and healthcare,” she adds, “are the concerns of all.”
For more information about the Cloverdale ECO Group initiative, visit healthcarefoundation.net/ecogroup
The Healthcare Foundation Northern Sonoma County addresses health inequities through the above categories of focus. These categories work systematically to uplift and support our local service providers and give our most marginalized community members a voice in creating a healthy community for all.
2023 & 2024 GRANTEES
11/1/2023 – 11/1/2024
GRANTEES
Alexander Valley Healthcare
Alliance Medical Center
Cloverdale Senior Multipurpose Center
Corazón Healdsburg
Council on Aging Services
for Seniors
Humanidad Therapy
and Education
La Familia Sana
Mental Health Talent Pipeline
Northern California Center
for Well-Being
Nuestra Comunidad
On the Margins
POGO Park
SOS Community Counseling
SRJC Foundation HOPE Program
UC Berkeley AG Pass Study
University of San Francisco – MHTP
NON-PROFIT SPONSORSHIPS
Ceres Community Project
Community Action Partnership
of Sonoma County
Corazón Healdsburg
Emergency Prep Help for Seniors
Food for Thought
Generation Housing
Healdsburg Rotary Foundation
La Familia Sana
Latino Service Providers
Latinos Unidos del Condado
de Sonoma
Los Cien, Inc.
North Bay Organizing Project
Northern California Center
for Well-Being
Positive Images
Reach for Home
MENTAL HEALTH TALENT PIPELINE GRANTS
Sonia Aguilar
Sophia Flores
Emmanuel Galeana
Adilene Hernandez Perez
Jennifer Oseguera Chavez
Daisy Cardenas
Leslie Guerrero Mendoza
Cesia Jovel
Eloisa Masror Ruano Gonzalez
Elioenai Quinones
Adriana Reyes
Aarón Solorio
Stephanie Sosa Manrique
An update on the Healdsburg community
convenings toward a Multicultural Wellness Center
In December, the Healthcare Foundation secured a $285,000 grant from Providence St. Joseph Health to support a community visioning process for a multicultural Community Wellness Center in Healdsburg. The grant funds outreach, public meetings, and a report outlining a roadmap to serve the needs of Healdsburg’s residents, focusing on low-income Latine communities.
The Healdsburg community meetings are part of a three-town initiative, along with Cloverdale and Windsor, launched in 2022 to promote community wellness through a community-driven effort.
The Healdsburg project also builds on the City’s DEI report, which highlighted a need for a multicultural center for residents. It’s being facilitated by On the Margins with collaborating local partners Alliance Medical Center and Corazón Healdsburg.
By September, nearly 10 meetings had been held in which residents creatively engaged with the idea of a multicultural wellness center for Healdsburg, sharing what it would look and feel like. The most recent meeting engaged Healdsburg youth. In upcoming meetings, residents will respond to thematic vision boards designed by an architectural firm and based on residents’ ideas to help illustrate the collective vision.
“The folks we wanted to bring to the table were multigenerational,” explains Corazón Healdsburg Executive Director Marcy Flores, who says meetings have been held at Alliance, Corazón, the Senior Center, and Healdsburg Junior High.
“We made a big push to invite those who are marginalized and don’t get the opportunity to share in creating spaces together,” she says, adding that two city council members also attended the process.
Discussions so far have stressed a desire for wellness services and programs, access to mental health services, and learning opportunities for adults that were also kid-safe spaces for parents. “‘Safe’ kept coming up,” she notes. “Security. Making sure folks feel welcome.”
“That’s what we’re hearing loud
and clear — ‘I’m here. I live here.
I have all of this to offer. We’ll
help create this space. We want
to be part of it.'”
Community classes and cultural exchange are also recurring themes. “There’s such a diverse cultural wealth here. People are asking, ‘How can I share my talent? How can I share what I want to offer? Teach my language of Triqui so that my kid and others can learn it and it doesn’t die out?’”
According to Marcy, when On the Margins’s Dra. Daniela Domínguez asked the group, “Who’s running the space? Who’s welcoming you?” The answer was strikingly consistent.
“The community’s investment in this process showed in their coming to the table, being visionaries, and reaching the conclusion that, ‘Well, that’s me working at that front table welcoming people,’ or, ‘That’s me giving that cooking class.’” “That’s what we’re hearing loud and clear,” she emphasizes. “‘I’m here. I live here. I have all of this to offer. We’ll help create this space. We want to be part of it.’”
Studies point to the broad health benefits of community wellness centers. For more information on the Community
Wellness Center initiative, visit healthcarefoundation.net/cwc
DONOR STORIES
Introducing one of our newest Community Partners
Healthcare Hero Community Partners are businesses that sponsor the Healthcare Foundation through an annual commitment to support the goal of eliminating health inequities in northern Sonoma County. In 2023, we were pleased to welcome as a Healthcare Hero Community Partner Marquis + Farwell Real Estate Group, which serves Sonoma County and beyond with a focus on residential properties, luxury estates, wineries, vineyards and ranches. Community-minded founders and agents Samantha Marquis and Linda Farwell have made the women-run Marquis + Farwell Group a proud supporter of many local philanthropic causes.
WHAT motivates you to support the work of the Healthcare Foundation?
The Healthcare Foundation’s impact creates a stronger community through healthcare equality. When we lift up and support the needs of others, we all become better. This is especially important when it comes to things like healthcare and mental health. If people feel healthy, they are happier, more positive, and a more productive member of society.
WHAT comes to mind when you think of healthcare?
We think of both physical and mental care as well as vitality. Everyone deserves access to care. Healthcare is not something people should fear from a financial standpoint. All people should feel safe and secure in asking for help and accessing the appropriate care. In fact, we would love to see healthcare go from a system that focuses on treating symptoms to one where people can thrive. Let’s talk about what our bodies need to operate at their highest level, not just about making you feel better when you’re ill.
WHEN it comes to the health of our region of northern Sonoma County, what are your hopes for the New Year?
We hope that we see some big strides forward in gaining access to healthcare for all, at a price that isn’t going to break the bank or stop people from getting their health needs met. We hope we get to a place where people can access preventive care and not just care when they are in distress. We hope we can open up the idea of healthcare beyond just western medicine and give people options for alternative health treatments if that’s the route they prefer to go. We need to stay open-minded about people’s various needs, wants, and desires when it comes to healthcare and realize that it is not a one-size-fits-all system.
Thank you to our 2023 Healthcare Hero Community Partners:
Amista Vineyards
Big John’s Market
Guaranteed Rate, Stephen Barber
Marquis + Farwell Real Estate Group
PFM Law
Summit State Bank
2023 Donor Recognition List
The Healthcare Foundation is a vehicle for pursuing a community-wide vision of health equity in northern Sonoma County where everyone has the opportunity to flourish in health and wellbeing. We are deeply grateful to the generous community members who supported our efforts in 2023.
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Healthcare Heroes | • Healthcare Hero Community Partners
* Legacy Donors | Board MembersJim Alexander
Aliados Health
Amista Vineyards•
Ann and Dale Amtower
Dr. David Anderson and Mrs. Catherine Anderson
Katherine and
Robert Angell
Gary and Delores Arabian
Bill and Susan Arbios
Montserrat Archila
and Issa Khoury
Arterra Landscape Architects
Rollie Atkinson
and Sarah Bradbury
Edward and Kyle Baker
The Bancroft Foundation
George Banda
Yvonne Baner
Bank of Marin
Stephen Barber, Guaranteed Rate•
Kimi Barbosa
Ellen Barnett, M.D.
Barth Vision & Optical•
Gary Barth and Kevin White
Michael Bartlett
Sonia and Dan Barwick
Joseph Bavaresco
and Richard Kawala
Hallie Beacham, M.D.
and Mr. Paul Downey
Carol Beattie
Kim Bender
and Nick Sanders
Shirley Bennett
Christine Berardo
and Robert Markowitz
Peggy and Christer Berglund
Kimberly Bernard
James and Gina Berry
Breanne and Aaron Beseda
Big John’s Market•
The Black Dog Private Foundation
Paul Blanchard and Jim Gibboney
Bohon Family Fund
Bon Ton Studio
Jocelyn Boreta and Oscar Lucario
Darnell Bowen
and Alma Bowen
Breathless Wines
Jenness Brewer
Bricoleur Vineyards
Deborah Britt
Glenna and Jacques Brix
Cee Scott Brown
and John Bjornen
Lila Brown and Jeff Nagy
Timothy and Margaret Brown
Kaleigh Bulloch Whitehall
and O.J. Whitehall
Nora Bulloch
Richard Burg
and Linda Kingsbury
Diane and David Burnley
Alex and Federico Calaf
Georgina Calderon, M.D.
California Health Care Foundation
Cynthia Calmenson
Jerry and Mary
Jane Campbell
Samantha Campbell
and Raj Kapur
Sue Campbell
and John McKinney
Daisy Cardenas
Celia Carrasco
Cartograph Wines•
Robert Casagrande
Carmen Castaldi
and Perri Haughwout
Patti and Ray Chambers
Lester Chen
Bechara Choucair
and Kenneth Edwards
Theresa Christiansen
Tim and Linda Clougherty
Courtney Cochran
and Ronald Du Preez
Dena and Richard Cochran
Kelly Comstock
Bob and Sandy Comstock
Corazón Healdsburg
Thomas Cordell
and David Kelley
Yudith Correa
and Andres Correa
Costeaux French Bakery
Tricia Coxhead
and Jerry Anderson
Mary and John Crockenberg
Jim and Merrilee Dadaos
Geoff and Nancy Dalwin
Anna Darden
Erika and Ross Dawkins
Dr. Lisa Gallagher Dayton
and Mr. John Dayton
Nancy Dayton
Edgar and Judy Deas
Steve Deas and Jane Rosenberg
Susan DeVico and Ed Matney
Melinda Dexter
Bridget Doherty
Dra. Daniela Domínguez
Cynthia Doubleday
Doug Levy Communications LLC
Anne Driscoll
and Chris Schulz
Olympia Du Preez
Sarah and Ben Durie
Herb and Jane Dwight
EandM
Eddinger Enterprises Inc.
Dobie Edmunds
Ann Elston and
Larry Lossing
Encore Events Rentals
Rebecca Ennis
Enso Village
Barbara Epstein
Daniel and Sonja Erickson
Esquivel Insurance Agency
Lynne Esselstein
and Jon Joseph
Carroll Estes
Gayle Eustis
Melinda Evans
Renay and Michael Fanelli
Vicky and Michael Farrow•
Isoke Femi
Ron Ferrato and
Olimpo Cerda
Amber Figueroa
Robin FigueroaSoledad Figueroa
Mary Fitzgerald
and Carl Milfeit
Marcy Flores
Kim and Mike Flowers
Foley Family Charitable Foundation
Paul and Laura Forgue
Kerry Francis
and John Jimerson
Deidre and Steve Fredson
Mark Freed
Bob Gain* and Tim Wingard
Garden Society
Dr. Kevin Garvin and
Sandra Viera-Garvin
Marie Gewirtz
Erin and Tom Gore
Kathleen Graham
Gretchen and Richard Grant
Barbara Grasseschi
and Tony Crabb*
Paul Greenall
and Aaron Smith
Glenn Grigg
Wendy and Ed Grudzien
Peter E. Haas Jr. Family Fund
Geri Hadley and Ronald Cote
Scott Hafner and Bill Glenn
Sarah and Parke Hafner
Michael Hall and Rafael Campos
Doralice Handal
Mona Hanes
and Kevin Gay*
Carrie Hanford
Hanna Center
Joan Haratani
David and Nancy Hargreaves
Joline and Joe Harrington
Scott Harrington
Healdsburg Hospital, Providence
Healdsburg Running Company
Ryan Hecht
Dr. Adrienne Heinz
and Mr. Barrett Elmer
Georgia and Ric Helthall
Mary Henderson
Stephen Herman
Chris Herrod
Don and Ann Hill
Kimberly Hoeksema
Susan Hogeland
Madison and Keith Hollander
Toni and Robert Hopkins
Hotel Healdsburg
Edson and Ann Howard
Susan Hubbard
Jamie Hudgens
Amy and Chris Hunsberger
Carrie and David Hunt
Richard Iverson
Anne Jenkins
Jennings Stacklin Fund at the East Bay Community Foundation
Lynda and Louis Jordan
Marc Kahn and
Jeanie Kahn
Kaiser Permanente
Don Kaminski
Steve Kawa and Dan Henkle
Jeanne Kearns
Terry Kemp
Keysight Technologies
Dr. Laura Kimbro Chechile
and Mr. Tom Chechile*
Gertrude Konrad
Rebecca and Steven La Londe
Glen Lajeski and Gerry Etchverry
Jean Lalla and Mark Stiger
Barbara Lannin
Susan Lentz
David Levine
Doug Levy
Mirin Lew
Joel Lewis
Herb and Beverly Liberman
Kim and John Lloyd•*
Daniel Lopez and Alain Gervais
Francisco Lopez
and Shauna Lopez
Jennifer Lucas
Melissa and Tony Luci
Phil and Charlene Luks
Dan and Lee Magnuson
Ingrid Maltrud*
Kristine Maltrud
Joyce Mann
Dr. Paul Marguglio
and Mrs. Jeanie Marguglio
Mary Mariani
Marquis + Farwell Real Estate Group•
Denny Martin
and Roy Reynolds
Steven Martin
Debbie Mason
Eloisa and Fouad Masror
Ashley and Cameron Mauritson
Dr. Rachel Mayorga
Peter McAweeney
and Tod Hill*
Tim McDonald
and Bob Scott
Senator Mike McGuire
and Mrs. Erika McGuire
Lynn McIntyre
Ernest McNabb
Medtronic
Molly Meeker
Bill and Lisa Meisner*
Memorial Beach
Veterinary Hospital
Bruce Mentzer
and Anthony Solar
Michelle Mercer
and Bruce Golden
Donna and Eddie Merideth*
Marilyn Michelon
Evelyn Mitchell
and Tom O’Hair
Mary Jane Mittelstadt
Blanca Molina
Karissa Moreno
and Jeff Solomon
Barbara Morgan Zaney
and Kevin Zaney
Anne Morrison Rousseau
and Chris Rousseau
Douglas and Julianne Muhleman
Katie and Denny Murphy*
Matt MurphyBill and Betsy Nachbaur
Jim and Chris Nantell
Scott and Mary Newman
Sally and Robert Nicholson
Fred and Doriel Nishioka
David and Lois Nitchman
Frank Nolan and Tom Berry
Northern Sonoma County Healthcare District
Nuestra Comunidad
Jerry and Alison Ogden
Alexandra and
Chris O’Gorman
Oliver & Company, Inc.
Paulina Olvera Wilson
Claire O’Neill
Josh and Sarah Opatz
Elaine Orr
Bruce and Mary Ott
Chase Overholt
Gary Passarino
and Lois Wigdahl
Beth and Greg Paul
Mark Perry and
Melanie Pena
Bill Pesonen and Roy Flores
PFM Law•
Kathryn Philip
Jeri Phillips
Drummond and Liza Pike
Douglas Pile, M.D.
Kate Pitts
Dr. Robert Pousman
and Mrs. Laura Pousman
Alan and Susan Preston
Providence
Rack & Riddle Custom
Wine Services
Redwood Credit Union
Danielle Restieaux
Marianne Rickards, LCSW
Kevin Rickman
and Alissa Napier
David Ring and Stu Harrison
Susan Rink
Rodney Strong Wine Estates
Phyllis C. Rogers
Robert and Sharon Roper
Norm and Karen Rosen
Katie Rosson and
Gibson Scheid
Nancy Ryde
Viveka Rydell-Anderson
and Robert Anderson
Kathi Safford
and Rick Safford
Jo Sandersfeld
Daniel Santiago, M.D.
The SCAN Foundation
David and Betty Scatena, in memory of Evalyn and Nick Scatena
Ralph and Janice Sceales
Malloy Schaffner
Mel and Holly Schatz
Stephen and Zorinne Schwartz
Hanna and Richard Scramaglia
Anneke Seley
and Jack Oswald
Ruth Self
Gary and Maria Sender
Ricky Serbin and
Mitchell Benjamin
Dr. Martha Shafer
Wylie and Judy Sheldon
Circe Sher and Mateo Granados
Kim Silva
Bill and Danielle Smart
Steve and Wendy Smit
Maria Smith
Mary Ellen Smith
Sonoma County Office
of Education
Stephanie Sosa Manrique
Lily Steinbach
Summit State Bank•
Mary and Doug Swank
Steven Takemoto
Wanda Tapia-Thomsen
and Richard Thomsen
Karen Tappin and Family
Kathy Taylor
Stephen Taylor
Kirsten and Steve Tellez
Mark Thayer and
Jean Herschede
Richard and Barbara Thomas
Congressman Mike Thompson and Janet Thompson
Louise Thurman, M.D.
Dr. John Tomasin
and Mrs. Julie Tomasin
Town of Windsor
Dell and Laura Tredinnick
Jay and Lori Tripathi
TriStar Automotive
Dr. C. Roger Turk
and Mrs. Stephanie Turk
University of San Francisco
Valla Family Foundation
Gene and Suzanne Valla
Marian and Peter Van Alyea
Dr. R. Steven Vargas
and Mrs. Susan Vargas
Jon Varndoe
Kathy Vayder and
Gregory Berg
Janet and Michael Verlander
Kay and Jim Vick
The Villano Family
Donna Vincent
Deb Viola and
Jake Jacobsen
David Walker
Karen Wallace
and John Faulkner
Lee and Barbara Walton
Karin Warnelius-Miller
and Justin Miller
Warren and Janis Watkins
Trip Weil and Joe Ferrucci
Dr. Jed Weissberg
and Dr. Shelley Roth
Tom and Kathy White
Tom Willis and Julie Henderson
Cathy Wilson
Sam and Shelley Witten
Andrea Wolcott
Assemblymember Jim Wood
Annie and Montgomery Woods
Kay Harrigan Woods
The Workday Foundation
Susie and Jerry Wunderlich
Abbey and Craig Young
Michelle Zygielbaum
“I’ve supported the Healthcare Foundation since I moved to Healdsburg 20 years ago, and now they’re in my will. As a retired healthcare professional, I’ve focused my “second career” on volunteering and philanthropy, and healthcare and the Foundation have always been at the top of my list. That’s why I’ve included them in my will — I want to ensure they are successful well into the future.”
— Sue Campbell
Legacy Circle
A legacy commitment to the Healthcare Foundation ensures your gift will have a lasting, transformational impact in the community for years to come, advancing health equity to the benefit of northern Sonoma County residents. If you have already designated a gift or are considering the Healthcare Foundation in your estate planning, please contact Development Director Mary Ott at (707) 395-4928 or mott@healthcarefoundation.net.
WE ARE PLEASED TO RECOGNIZE OUR LEGACY CIRCLE MEMBERS TO DATE:
Sue Campbell
Bob Gain
Barbara Grasseschi and Tony Crabb
Mona Hanes and Kevin Gay
Dr. Laura Kimbro Chechile and Tom Chechile
Kim and John Lloyd
Ingrid Maltrud
Peter McAweeney and Tod Hill
Lisa and Bill Meisner
Donna and Eddie Merideth
Katie Wetzel Murphy and Denny Murphy
Ross Stromberg
WE EXTEND OUR DEEPEST GRATITUDE TO THE
FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS FOR PARTNERING WITH US IN 2023.
California Health Care Foundation
Healdsburg Hospital Providence
Kaiser Permanente
North Sonoma County Healthcare District
The SCAN Foundation
“Providence is proud to partner with the Healthcare Foundation Northern Sonoma County to support their work increasing access to healthcare in northern Sonoma County.”
—Dana Codron, Senior Director, Community Health Investment
2023 Financial Summary
To download a copy of our 2023 Financial Review, click here
Meet Our Team!
2023 Donor Recognition List
Healthcare Heroes | • Healthcare Hero Community Partners
* Legacy Donors | Board Members
Jim Alexander
Aliados Health
Amista Vineyards•
Ann and Dale Amtower
Dr. David Anderson and Mrs. Catherine Anderson
Katherine and
Robert Angell
Gary and Delores Arabian
Bill and Susan Arbios
Montserrat Archila
and Issa Khoury
Arterra Landscape Architects
Rollie Atkinson
and Sarah Bradbury
Edward and Kyle Baker
The Bancroft Foundation
George Banda
Yvonne Baner
Bank of Marin
Stephen Barber, Guaranteed Rate•
Kimi Barbosa
Ellen Barnett, M.D.
Barth Vision & Optical•
Gary Barth and Kevin White
Michael Bartlett
Sonia and Dan Barwick
Joseph Bavaresco
and Richard Kawala
Hallie Beacham, M.D.
and Mr. Paul Downey
Carol Beattie
Kim Bender
and Nick Sanders
Shirley Bennett
Christine Berardo
and Robert Markowitz
Peggy and Christer Berglund
Kimberly Bernard
James and Gina Berry
Breanne and Aaron Beseda
Big John’s Market•
The Black Dog Private Foundation
Paul Blanchard and Jim Gibboney
Bohon Family Fund
Bon Ton Studio
Jocelyn Boreta and Oscar Lucario
Darnell Bowen
and Alma Bowen
Breathless Wines
Jenness Brewer
Bricoleur Vineyards
Deborah Britt
Glenna and Jacques Brix
Cee Scott Brown
and John Bjornen
Lila Brown and Jeff Nagy
Timothy and Margaret Brown
Kaleigh Bulloch Whitehall
and O.J. Whitehall
Nora Bulloch
Richard Burg
and Linda Kingsbury
Diane and David Burnley
Alex and Federico Calaf
Georgina Calderon, M.D.
California Health Care Foundation
Cynthia Calmenson
Jerry and Mary
Jane Campbell
Samantha Campbell
and Raj Kapur
Sue Campbell
and John McKinney
Daisy Cardenas
Celia Carrasco
Cartograph Wines•
Robert Casagrande
Carmen Castaldi
and Perri Haughwout
Patti and Ray Chambers
Lester Chen
Bechara Choucair
and Kenneth Edwards
Theresa Christiansen
Tim and Linda Clougherty
Courtney Cochran
and Ronald Du Preez
Dena and Richard Cochran
Kelly Comstock
Bob and Sandy Comstock
Corazón Healdsburg
Thomas Cordell
and David Kelley
Yudith Correa
and Andres Correa
Costeaux French Bakery
Tricia Coxhead
and Jerry Anderson
Mary and John Crockenberg
Jim and Merrilee Dadaos
Geoff and Nancy Dalwin
Anna Darden
Erika and Ross Dawkins
Dr. Lisa Gallagher Dayton
and Mr. John Dayton
Nancy Dayton
Edgar and Judy Deas
Steve Deas and Jane Rosenberg
Susan DeVico and Ed Matney
Melinda Dexter
Bridget Doherty
Dra. Daniela Domínguez
Cynthia Doubleday
Doug Levy Communications LLC
Anne Driscoll
and Chris Schulz
Olympia Du Preez
Sarah and Ben Durie
Herb and Jane Dwight
EandM
Eddinger Enterprises Inc.
Dobie Edmunds
Ann Elston and
Larry Lossing
Encore Events Rentals
Rebecca Ennis
Enso Village
Barbara Epstein
Daniel and Sonja Erickson
Esquivel Insurance Agency
Lynne Esselstein
and Jon Joseph
Carroll Estes
Gayle Eustis
Melinda Evans
Renay and Michael Fanelli
Vicky and Michael Farrow•
Isoke Femi
Ron Ferrato and
Olimpo Cerda
Amber Figueroa
Robin Figueroa
Soledad Figueroa
Mary Fitzgerald
and Carl Milfeit
Marcy Flores
Kim and Mike Flowers
Foley Family Charitable Foundation
Paul and Laura Forgue
Kerry Francis
and John Jimerson
Deidre and Steve Fredson
Mark Freed
Bob Gain* and Tim Wingard
Garden Society
Dr. Kevin Garvin and
Sandra Viera-Garvin
Marie Gewirtz
Erin and Tom Gore
Kathleen Graham
Gretchen and Richard Grant
Barbara Grasseschi
and Tony Crabb*
Paul Greenall
and Aaron Smith
Glenn Grigg
Wendy and Ed Grudzien
Peter E. Haas Jr. Family Fund
Geri Hadley and Ronald Cote
Scott Hafner and Bill Glenn
Sarah and Parke Hafner
Michael Hall and Rafael Campos
Doralice Handal
Mona Hanes
and Kevin Gay*
Carrie Hanford
Hanna Center
Joan Haratani
David and Nancy Hargreaves
Joline and Joe Harrington
Scott Harrington
Healdsburg Hospital, Providence
Healdsburg Running Company
Ryan Hecht
Dr. Adrienne Heinz
and Mr. Barrett Elmer
Georgia and Ric Helthall
Mary Henderson
Stephen Herman
Chris Herrod
Don and Ann Hill
Kimberly Hoeksema
Susan Hogeland
Madison and Keith Hollander
Toni and Robert Hopkins
Hotel Healdsburg
Edson and Ann Howard
Susan Hubbard
Jamie Hudgens
Amy and Chris Hunsberger
Carrie and David Hunt
Richard Iverson
Anne Jenkins
Jennings Stacklin Fund at the East Bay Community Foundation
Lynda and Louis Jordan
Marc Kahn and
Jeanie Kahn
Kaiser Permanente
Don Kaminski
Steve Kawa and Dan Henkle
Jeanne Kearns
Terry Kemp
Keysight Technologies
Dr. Laura Kimbro Chechile
and Mr. Tom Chechile*
Gertrude Konrad
Rebecca and Steven La Londe
Glen Lajeski and Gerry Etchverry
Jean Lalla and Mark Stiger
Barbara Lannin
Susan Lentz
David Levine
Doug Levy
Mirin Lew
Joel Lewis
Herb and Beverly Liberman
Kim and John Lloyd•*
Daniel Lopez and Alain Gervais
Francisco Lopez
and Shauna Lopez
Jennifer Lucas
Melissa and Tony Luci
Phil and Charlene Luks
Dan and Lee Magnuson
Ingrid Maltrud*
Kristine Maltrud
Joyce Mann
Dr. Paul Marguglio
and Mrs. Jeanie Marguglio
Mary Mariani
Marquis + Farwell Real Estate Group•
Denny Martin
and Roy Reynolds
Steven Martin
Debbie Mason
Eloisa and Fouad Masror
Ashley and Cameron Mauritson
Dr. Rachel Mayorga
Peter McAweeney
and Tod Hill*
Tim McDonald
and Bob Scott
Senator Mike McGuire
and Mrs. Erika McGuire
Lynn McIntyre
Ernest McNabb
Medtronic
Molly Meeker
Bill and Lisa Meisner*
Memorial Beach
Veterinary Hospital
Bruce Mentzer
and Anthony Solar
Michelle Mercer
and Bruce Golden
Donna and Eddie Merideth*
Marilyn Michelon
Evelyn Mitchell
and Tom O’Hair
Mary Jane Mittelstadt
Blanca Molina
Karissa Moreno
and Jeff Solomon
Barbara Morgan Zaney
and Kevin Zaney
Anne Morrison Rousseau
and Chris Rousseau
Douglas and Julianne Muhleman
Katie and Denny Murphy*
Matt Murphy
Bill and Betsy Nachbaur
Jim and Chris Nantell
Scott and Mary Newman
Sally and Robert Nicholson
Fred and Doriel Nishioka
David and Lois Nitchman
Frank Nolan and Tom Berry
Northern Sonoma County Healthcare District
Nuestra Comunidad
Jerry and Alison Ogden
Alexandra and
Chris O’Gorman
Oliver & Company, Inc.
Paulina Olvera Wilson
Claire O’Neill
Josh and Sarah Opatz
Elaine Orr
Bruce and Mary Ott
Chase Overholt
Gary Passarino
and Lois Wigdahl
Beth and Greg Paul
Mark Perry and
Melanie Pena
Bill Pesonen and Roy Flores
PFM Law•
Kathryn Philip
Jeri Phillips
Drummond and Liza Pike
Douglas Pile, M.D.
Kate Pitts
Dr. Robert Pousman
and Mrs. Laura Pousman
Alan and Susan Preston
Providence
Rack & Riddle Custom
Wine Services
Redwood Credit Union
Danielle Restieaux
Marianne Rickards, LCSW
Kevin Rickman
and Alissa Napier
David Ring and Stu Harrison
Susan Rink
Rodney Strong Wine Estates
Phyllis C. Rogers
Robert and Sharon Roper
Norm and Karen Rosen
Katie Rosson and
Gibson Scheid
Nancy Ryde
Viveka Rydell-Anderson
and Robert Anderson
Kathi Safford
and Rick Safford
Jo Sandersfeld
Daniel Santiago, M.D.
The SCAN Foundation
David and Betty Scatena, in memory of Evalyn and Nick Scatena
Ralph and Janice Sceales
Malloy Schaffner
Mel and Holly Schatz
Stephen and Zorinne Schwartz
Hanna and Richard Scramaglia
Anneke Seley
and Jack Oswald
Ruth Self
Gary and Maria Sender
Ricky Serbin and
Mitchell Benjamin
Dr. Martha Shafer
Wylie and Judy Sheldon
Circe Sher and Mateo Granados
Kim Silva
Bill and Danielle Smart
Steve and Wendy Smit
Maria Smith
Mary Ellen Smith
Sonoma County Office
of Education
Stephanie Sosa Manrique
Lily Steinbach
Summit State Bank•
Mary and Doug Swank
Steven Takemoto
Wanda Tapia-Thomsen
and Richard Thomsen
Karen Tappin and Family
Kathy Taylor
Stephen Taylor
Kirsten and Steve Tellez
Mark Thayer and
Jean Herschede
Richard and Barbara Thomas
Congressman Mike Thompson and Janet Thompson
Louise Thurman, M.D.
Dr. John Tomasin
and Mrs. Julie Tomasin
Town of Windsor
Dell and Laura Tredinnick
Jay and Lori Tripathi
TriStar Automotive
Dr. C. Roger Turk
and Mrs. Stephanie Turk
University of San Francisco
Valla Family Foundation
Gene and Suzanne Valla
Marian and Peter Van Alyea
Dr. R. Steven Vargas
and Mrs. Susan Vargas
Jon Varndoe
Kathy Vayder and
Gregory Berg
Janet and Michael Verlander
Kay and Jim Vick
The Villano Family
Donna Vincent
Deb Viola and
Jake Jacobsen
David Walker
Karen Wallace
and John Faulkner
Lee and Barbara Walton
Karin Warnelius-Miller
and Justin Miller
Warren and Janis Watkins
Trip Weil and Joe Ferrucci
Dr. Jed Weissberg
and Dr. Shelley Roth
Tom and Kathy White
Tom Willis and Julie Henderson
Cathy Wilson
Sam and Shelley Witten
Andrea Wolcott
Assemblymember Jim Wood
Annie and Montgomery Woods
Kay Harrigan Woods
The Workday Foundation
Susie and Jerry Wunderlich
Abbey and Craig Young
Michelle Zygielbaum