I'm stunned. First person, I talked to was awesome and…read moreapparently within months was no longer working here. Looking back, this was the most unfortunate thing because she was the most compassionate person. I have talk to. Couple of months go by with no word whatsoever, so I re-contact them and end up giving information being told that I would be referred and everything would be good and they would help me out and nothing absolutely nothing for months!!! I'm not gonna chase these people down. Clearly they don't have their act together. Clearly their clients are not their priority when you know it months and months go by again and I get a follow up call three times they don't leave a message when they do leave a message. I can barely understand it and they wanna know if I'm still interested in helping me. Come on people...really???

Great local resource, with dedicated advocates. They helped me find a caregiver post major…read moresurgery. Also helped locate a pharmacy that handles specialty meds.

"Mad Hatter" Benefit for Mentor Me in Petaluma. Coming up this Saturday, May 1st. I've been to…read moreothers prior to being a mentor myself and it is fun, fun, fun. Tons of fundraising happening at the event, from the dinner to silent auction, wine bar, martini bar, best hat contest, live band. and all monies go to help Mentor Me Petaluma. This organization continues to serve the community, year after year. Awesome organization and now I'm a mentor and it is rewarding.

Great Bash for a GREAT CAUSE!!!…read more Don't really understand what Kathy O's problem is down there at the bottom. But like any other organization, the fund raising events are fund raising events and the work is the work. BOTH are great and the MHB is the place to be on Saturday (I'll be there!!!)

Great resource for nonprofit organizations. Super nice people…read more CVNL is the organizer of the #BayAreaHumanRace which has over the last 3 decades supported the local nonprofit community. Last year there were 1500 runners. The people at CVNL are always super busy so it is best to just stop by and see them if you want something.

Although this used to be a wonderful service to non profits today this is strictly a money making…read moreorganization that really is not run by volunteers but is in business to sell fee for service help to non profits. It in itself is poorly organized and if you are just inquiring to get information there is no receptionist and therefor you must guess as to who you want to talk to from a recorded laundry list of names and departments. If you guess wrong you will just have to hope that that person will refer your name to someone there that can help. My suggestion is that they hire someone to organize them before they attempt to help anyone else.

California and Sonoma County Resident:…read more Micah McConnell micah7072000@gmail.com 707 235 7679 My name is Micah Walter McConnell. I am A California Resident and A Sonoma County Resident. I am in the process of preparing for Tax Season 2021-2022. I was previously employed at: Safeway, Arco, Chevron and People Ready. I have already gone to The Federal Building, in Santa Rosa California, and have papers on 3 (three) of these locations, that I worked at last year. Arco, Chevron and People Ready, show up with The I.R.S., Safeway does not show up with The I.R.S. I have written an email to Safeway, in regards to The Identity Theft that I reported, with The Santa Rosa Police Department. They are processing the information now. Thank You! Thank you for Your Consideration. Take Care. Micah Walter McConnell micah7072000@gmail.com (707) 235-7679 600 Morgan Street, Santa Rosa, CA, 95401 May,22,1982 Word of Mouth I am preparing to commit to 10% Of My Gross Income: NO.

This place is only for homeless that are suffering with drug addicion. They do not take family's in…read moreneed or pregnant women. This place does help feed all homeless even if you dont stay at this shelter there is breakfast lunch & dinner everyday. Breakfast 7am-830am Lunch 11:30am-1pm Dinner 5pm-630pm Food is always hot and yummy there is time i have got raw chicken but they're always approving and will hear ur feedback. This shelter gets food donations from Trader joes Whole foods Luckys Safeway etc....

A wonderful organization, providing services that are desperately needed in the community. My only…read morewish is that they could provided more help in providing the $ value of the items donated for donors use come "tax time".

I want to stress that this place will teach you skills in life, notably, how to clean, how to deal…read morewith people. This place is great for escaping strife, seeing as you can leave and re-enter so long as you are accepted. You can get out of predicaments, and you can earn a wage here. You can see loads of scholarships as well. My advice is learn to enjoy reading early on, because some of the best use of downtime here is reading, watching movies, sports, and video games. The video games are usually watched by the staff. and they check to see if you are playing too many hours. All day is not accepted, a few hours is expected. Reading will serve you better than anything in the long run. In the end this place seems to be for those seeking to become better in the long-run, or stable in the short term. It is always the choice of the boy whether or not he joins, and so that is not entirely left up to the parent or guardian. This place can be fantastic, but I want to stress the environment. This place is an all boys school for troubled - but motivated youth. That leaves little alternative expectation to fighting. However, those who express an unwillingness to stop bullying and fighting are removed from the atmosphere. The boys at this place mostly have a sense of respect, and so if you fall below that gauge then everyone will hate you, and you would sooner want to leave than finish. It is funny because most people who join here, even I, state that they expected nerds, and weaklings, and there is no logic for that reasoning. Have some respectable traits among troubled boys and you will see yourself no harm. Beyond that the amount of respect the boys have follows to the mentally disabled, because we used to work with them, but not to gay boys, as of yet. There are staff who promote tolerance thereof, but as a whole for an all boys school it is more hated than you might expect, really seeing the given circumstance, so don't kid yourself. You would get along just fine I would say, even admitting this, so long as you don't start staring at someone you really like or making comments thereof. People hold this place to be very chaste and religious, because there are no permanent girls, and the expectations of the traditional conservative style church. Before I end the review I want to state that there is a 1/3 staff to boys ratio, which is high. The place is the staff, and they standardly work tirelessly to maintain top safety and guidance. They keep up with the times, while the church doesn't, of course. They all have training very often, and discussions among themselves encouraging and educating one another, which does bring about some of the best staff you can expect.

I spent time at Hanna and their Santa Rosa group home from 1976-79. Academics was a strong point…read morehere except for the witch instructed morals class. Truth hurts. They teach at risk youth skills and discipline, but really its only a solution for parents that want to get rid of their kids because they cant handle them. Its great the diocese makes this attempt at helping society, but sending youth off to be in the company of other budding felons just makes them felons. Fights were very common as were sexual assaults from other boys. I didnt witness such improprieties from staff members who were largely very professional. In conclusion my criticism is less with Hanna and more with society in needing such places to begin with. Hanna wont transform your boy and just might make him worse. It could go either way.

Great place to work, making a difference in peoples' lives. I've worked there since February and…read moregreat people run the place.

Homeward Bound is a fantastic multi-level, win-win for the entire community. Not only does Homeward…read moreBound take care of families in need. They also teach skill building classes in the kitchen. They have a community garden that grows fresh green for the kitchen. They also package and sell sweet and doggy treats. When not teaching cooking and food skills classes, Homeward Bound offers a banquet space that can provide full service meals or just a meeting space. The banquet space has a drop down screen, and built in camera equipment for your high tech needs. Another five stars for Homeward Bound if Marin.

When two great people (Marsha Roberts & Greg Hansen) create an organization that is all about…read moreserving others, only wonderful happen things happen. Their mission is: Welcoming Home helps individuals and families who are transitioning out of homelessness and poverty by fully furnishing and equipping their new homes while engaging the local community in donating gently-used furniture and keeping good furniture out of landfills. Their website is: https://welcominghome.org/ I have had the privilege of volunteering twice so far, in the mornings as donations are dropped off. The team is highly organized and benefits from the donation of a moving truck to the transport larger items to each home. Please look at the website to see the before and after photos of the refurbished homes and the look of joy on those who benefit from all who work and support Welcoming Home.