RiseUp Community Impact Grants

The RiseUp Community Impact Grants program was created to further our mission in support of the long-term rebuilding of our region as a more sustainable and resilient community. With our primary focus being fire survivors and/or organizations serving the fire affected communities of Napa, Sonoma, Lake,…

Need a mattress for your rebuilt home or new rental? Living Spaces has extended its offer of free mattresses for fire survivors in both Northern and Southern California. All counties that experienced fires are eligible. See their website for details. You must have FEMA number or insurance award to be…

Call the Redwood Empire Food Bank at (707) 523-7903 8:00am to 5:30pm. They have special resources for Flood Survivors.

The 2017 North Bay Wildfires were the deadliest in California history, destroying close to 3,000 homes in Santa Rosa alone, roughly 5% of its housing. Reports since the fire show that the majority of households were significantly under-insured and face increased costs for rebuilding and landscaping.

The next year of…

From City of Santa Rosa web site Use of Travel Trailers & Recreational Vehicles for Sonoma Fire Victims The use and occupancy of travel trailers and other recreational vehicles on any parcel outside of fire-damaged sites, will be allowed without permit for an initial period of 45 days. Beyond the…

The following letter extends Sonoma County services to Mendocino and Lake Counties:

With wildfires raging through Mendocino and Lake Counties, many of those residents have fled from these regions to Sonoma County. Most of these people are staying with friends and family or in hotels, and have barely begun to…

Prickett's Nursery is Here to Help!

If your home and/or landscape have been damaged by the North Bay Wildfires, we want to help! We will be granting 25% off discount vouchers for those who qualify, to use when you are ready to re-landscape. We want to help lower the cost…

Address: 1371 Neotomas Ave. Santa Rosa, CA

Open Wed 10AM-4PM THURS 10AM-4PM FRI 10AM-4PM

An abundance of food, water, dog food, baby formula & clothing.... Please come get what you need. If there is anything your family needs please come & see what we have, if it's not on our…

Our older adult citizens are the generation that put America on the road, a fact from which we have all benefitted. Most seniors will outlive their ability to drive and they need our help to get to important places such as doctor appointments or grocery shopping. Now that they are…

If you have been displaced by the fires, have a medical condition, and are unable to shop or prepare meals, please contact Ceres Community Project at 707-829-5833 extension 114 or email sonomaliaison@ceresproject.org. You may qualify for delivery of healthy, delicious prepared meals.

Section 203(h) Mortgage Insurance for Disaster Victims helps make it easier for survivors to get a mortgage to buy or rebuild a home. See Mortgage

Section 203(k) Rehabilitation Mortgage Insurance offers two options for both home buyers and homeowners: Get a single mortgage to buy or refinance a home and…

Creative Sonoma will be issuing grants for individuals in the creative community who have lost homes, studios, creative workplaces and the tools they need to do their creative work.

Please send an email to Gloria.Rubio@sonoma-county.org with "Recovery" in the subject line.

If you are a fire victim who has located a valuable item in the ashes and wants that item restored, Mark Allen Jewelers is offering free restoration: 611 4th St. in Downtown Santa Rosa. No appointment necessary.

Agricultural and Rural Lands Fire Recovery and Resource Town Hall

Monday, October 30th

5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Sonoma County Event Center at the Fairgrounds

1350 Bennett Valley Road, Santa Rosa

Sonoma County Farm Bureau invites you to participate in an agricultural fire recovery and resource town hall. The event…

Landowners and residents who are returning to their homes to begin the process of recovery and many are wondering “what should I do now?” See Pepperwood Preserve's blog for best practices.

http://www.pepperwoodpreserve.org/2017/10/25/in-the-wake-of-the-flames/