Ways To Give

Donors like you support our mission to foster a love of the land in Sonoma County. We have witnessed, thanks to your support, that experiences with LandPaths forge enduring and life-changing connections with nature.

We offer many ways to give from one-time donations to monthly sustainer and more! Click on your preferred option below. And please feel free to reach out any time to Eric Singer, Development Manager, at [email protected] or (707) 544-7284 ext. 106 to start a conversation!

Want to learn more about LandPaths’ Impact in the last year, and what we’re looking forward to in 2025? Take a look at our new Impact Report!

LandPaths is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization. Donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Tax ID 68-0328590. We will not share your information.

Make a One-Time Donation

Make your tax-deductible donation one-time donation today.

Click the link to donate or mail checks to 618 4th Street Suite 217, Santa Rosa, CA 95404.

Make a Recurring Donation

Make a recurring/monthly donation. Choose your preferred amount on the form.

Click the link to donate and select the amount you’d like taken from your checking account or credit card monthly!

Become a Legacy Donor

Leave a lasting impact on future generations ability to connect with and care for the land. Contact Eric Singer, Development Manager at [email protected] or (707) 544-7284 ext. 106.

Stories + News

Stories from the Field

Our impact is made possible by donors like you, with a passion for growing community with nature.

Volunteer Spotlight: Carol Carr, Wildlife Corridor Project

February 10, 2025

Tags: growing community with nature, stewardship, Volunteer, volunteer spotlight, wildlife cameras

After the Glass fire in 2020, Carol Carr was looking for ways to make a difference in her community by helping out with fire recovery efforts. Her […]

A group of teens and adults stand in front of a beautiful stand of redwood trees.

Introducing Stand for the Land!

February 6, 2025

Tags: branching out conservation for everyone, new audiences, stand for the land

On a Wednesday afternoon in January, a group of teens and adults from Santa Rosa headed to the Grove of Old Trees for an afternoon of respite and connection. After chatting and […]

Nature is So Cool! An interview with Youth Field Specialist Mich Swannucci

January 21, 2025

Tags: Blog, environmental education, iooby, Rooting Youth in Nature

Mich Swannucci has been a Youth Field Specialist at LandPaths for a little under one year and we already can’t imagine our Rooting Youth in Nature initiative […]