Cultivating Resilience, Growing Community

Ways to Give

Make a Year-End Donation

Supports land regeration and stewardship, hands-on learning, access to organic food, workforce development, community engagment.  

Become a Monthly Donor

Provide ongoing support for year-round programs, garden care, workforce development, and lasting community impact.

NEW Endowment Fund

Secure the future of our programs for generations to come.  For more information or to contribute, contact us at info@communitysoil.org.

Purchase Wish List Supply Items

Fulfill specific needs for the garden, outdoor classrooms, and community spaces; every item makes a difference. To donate items, click here.

Volunteer in the Community Garden

Join us every third Saturday of the month, 10 AM to 2 PM.  All ages and skill levels welcome. Organize a team volunteer day for your group or business. Learn more at communitysoil.org.

Your Gift at Work

Land Regeneration & Stewardship

We tend and steward our 1-acre organic community garden while restoring habitat and reducing wildfire risk in our 4-acre oak woodland. Soon, the public will be able to enjoy new woodland trails, teaching areas, and educational signage. 

Hands-On Learning

Our two garden educators teach more than 450 TK-5th graders each week or twice a month. Hands-on lessons in decomposition, soil health, pollination, and germination build curiosity, confidence, and a lasting connection to the natural world.

Access to Organic Food

To support healthy eating and food security, we grow over 3,000 - 5,000 pounds of fresh, organic food each year. Students and volunteers harvest it at no cost, community members take part in our free summer U-pick program, and we donate any surplus produce to local food banks.

Community Engagement

To keep our garden and oak woodland thriving, 80 community volunteers, 450 students, 21 teachers, and over 50 parents and caregivers join us for hands-on learning and work in regenerative farming and habitat restoration. 

Workforce Development

In partnership with Sonoma County Regional Parks, the Youth Work Crew program provides young adults with hands-on experience and skills that prepare them for careers in environmental science, agriculture, and land stewardship.

Mail Donation Checks or Donated Supplies to:

Extended Child Care  

1745 Copperhill Parkway, Suite 5

Santa Rosa, CA 95403

(CSF in the memo/notes line)

Contact Us

info@communitysoil.org

All donations are 100% tax-deductible to the full extent of the law and directly fuel our programs. Contributions are 100% tax-deductible through our 501c3 fiscal sponsor, Extended Child Care.