Our Funders & Sponsors

It is the mission of Sonoma County Behavioral Health Division to promote recovery and wellness to Sonoma County residents. They provide mental health and substance use disorder services across the service spectrum, from prevention, early intervention and treatment, to aftercare and recovery. These services are provided directly or through partnerships with community based agencies and […]

The Community Foundation Sonoma County provided the Community Network with part of the seed money needed to establish the Journey Project. Community Foundation Sonoma County, with assets exceeding $130 million and more than 450 different funds established by individual donors, community groups and nonprofit organizations, has returned more than $116 million to the community since

The Exchange Bank awarded the Community Network a grant in 2010 to replace the computer system we rely upon for all that we do. This grant, awarded through the Exchange Bank Foundation, also funded purchase of a portable DVD player for our small group training efforts. Additionally, the Exchange Bank helped to fund a three-hour

In the mid-1990s, the Jean Schulz Donor Advised Fund granted the Community Network money needed to purchase computer equipment used to launch and help grow the Journey Project. In 2005 we were again generously awarded grant funds needed to upgrade our computer technology and incorporate the use of digital technology into our workshop program. New

A grant award from Kaiser Permanente (KP) Santa Rosa Community Benefit enabled the Community Network to work in concert with KP Health Education staff and area senior centers to produce four “Wellness Through Life’s End” workshops in Santa Rosa and Sebastopol during 2007 (see calendar for more info.) The Kaiser grant award also helped with

Since 2007, the Marco A. Vidal Fund has been providing general operating support to the Community Network. Grants received through the generosity of Mr. Vidal help further work we do to improve care for the elderly and those living with life-limiting serious illness including their caregivers. The Marin Community Foundation is administrator for the Marco

The Pacific Foundation for Medical Care granted the Community Network a part of the seed money needed to start the Journey Project in 1997. In 2011 PFMC granted us funding needed to help further our work educating physicians about end of life planning and care. The Pacific Foundation for Medical Care is a nonprofit organization

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Rallying Points was a national program (active 2000 – 2004)dedicated to supporting grassroots efforts to improve quality of care and life through life’s end. Grants received from the RWJF Rallying Point Program enabled the Community Network: to work with our Latino Advisory Council and Sonoma County In Home Support Services Public

The St. Joseph Health System Sonoma County Community Benefit Department provided seed money for the Journey Project Latino Caregiver Outreach & Training Program development during 2006. The grant enabled us to do work with community leaders ( including the Journey Project Latino Advisory Council) to develop a Plan for Cooperative Action. This Plan will help

Funding from The California Endowment assisted with development of the tools, resources and capacity to further develop our Wellness Through Life’s End two-hour training program in Spanish for Latino caregivers. In Fall, 2008 Journey Project Latino Program Co-Directors presented the pilot training program Bienestar A Traves del Final de la Vida, Encontrando Nuestro Camino to