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REIMAGINE2020 REPORT ON ADVOCACY, COORDINATION + COLLABORATION rebuild northbay foundation is filling thecritical need for a long-term recovery organization while also paying our lessons forward. We are a hub of recovery, rebuilding, and reimagining for the north bay— coordinating, collaborating, and advocating— until every family is home. AS 2021 OPENS, we are mindful of the specific challenges 2020 has brought. We have weathered the onset of a global pandemic, an unprecedented fire season, and experienced a racial reckoning in America. Through it all, the board and staff at Rebuild NorthBay Foundation have remained in service to our community. We are relentless in our pursuit of ensuring our community is more resilient, equitable, and prepared for whatever comes next. Over the past three years, we have dedicated over 15,000 staff hours to our recovery and resiliency, directed $1.63 million dollars in direct relief, and remained solely dedicated to the space of disaster. We have proven our innovative organizational model is scalable and effective. We have mentored, advocated, and expanded our reach into newly fire affected communities while ensuring our main focus is on the north bay. Wildfire does not stop for pandemics and 2020 brought an unprecedented fire season to the entire American West. According to CalFire, by the end of 2020, 10,000 fires had burned over 4.2 million acres, more than 4% of the state’s roughly 100 million acres of land, making 2020 the largest wildfire season recorded in ’s modern history. Across the American West, megafires caused over $16.5B in damage and took 35 lives. We evacuated, we helped our neighbors, we supported our first responders as we spent weeks bathed in orange light and smoke. Over 3,000 structures were destroyed and nearly 2,000 families found themselves without a home. What is abundantly clear is our work must continue far beyond our original five year plan. We cannot do this work without your support. Please consider a making a donation to Rebuild NorthBay Foundation. When disaster strikes, we stand ready. Together we can recover, rebuild, reimagine.

Judy Coffey, RN Jennifer Gray Thompson, MPA Board President Executive Director

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COLLABORATION THREE YEARS. creates an ecosystem of care

RNBF is a remarkable $1,618,842 public, private,98+ and nonprofit example of impacted citizens in direct community relief collaborations COUNTING. rising up after devastating “ wildfires to meet the needs of their community today and “prepare for a more resilient community tomorrow. Such local action is needed Committed15 Board 15,000+ Staff hours working solely for more than ever today. members provide 360° our community’s recovery view of recovery STEVE CROUT Founder and Principal CityTech Strategies, LLC & Director of Policy and Resilience Programs all sectors Smart Cities Council Residents, Public, Private, Nonprofit We BELIEVE

Our BELIEF Across the west, we are at a crossroads of significant vulnerability and sustained prosperity. Every disaster upends our economy, exacerbates inequities, damages public health, and scars our landscape. Every community needs a long term

Recovering from a disaster, For thousands of years, disaster mitigation organization that is able to pivot and serve. experiencing subsequent tribes have used controlled

challenges of wildfires, and burns to create safe boundaries, Our APPROACH power shutoffs is extremely safe environments, and to We support innovation, build coalitions, share knowledge, facilitate collaborations, difficult. Following with a prevent the growth of “ and advocate across sectors to mitigate the problems, processes, and pain brought global pandemic feels “potentially dangerous fuels “ on by disaster.

insurmountable to many. that could result in wildfires. We are working diligently We are all a part of the Our GOAL behind the scenes locally and greater community and serving An American West where all residents, business owners, and governments have nationally to help other Photo ©Mima Cataldo the needs of each other to equal access to the resources and support needed to recover, rebuild, reimagine organizations supporting “ build resilience and safer after disaster. small businesses and their spaces is our goal for all workers, and with nonprofit of our community partners. and private sector leaders RENO FRANKLIN to share best practices, RNBF Board of Directors and innovate ideas, and elevate Kashia Band of Pomo Indians local concerns.

JUDY COFFEY President, Rebuild NorthBay Foundation Board of Directors We VALUE

Commitment to INNOVATION and new technologies to ensure

every community has an equal opportunity to mitigate disaster and maximize safety before, during and after a disaster;

The disasters we’ve faced

Serving on the Executive Commitment to EMPATHY and sharing lived experiences with

over the last four years Board of Directors has one another to heal and help through connecting with an ecosystem have taught us that we enabled me to directly of leaders with hard earned expertise; need to continuously strive contribute to the recovery for imperfect relentless in ways that are meaningful, “ Commitment to COLLABORATION across the private, public and progress to rebuild our “ nonprofit sectors to maximize our knowledge base, share our lessons, “ “tangible and effective. community. We need As a founding member of and mitigate the suffering before and after a disaster occurs; to pull up our bootstraps RNBF, I am proud of what and get to work — we have accomplished Commitment to COALITION BUILDING and advocacy that a mantra that the Rebuild together to support builds resiliency, equity and innovation into the space of disaster. NorthBay Foundation our region. has epitomized. MICHAEL MONDAVI RNBF Executive Board Member, JAMES GORE Founder & Coach, Sonoma County 4th Folio Fine Wine Partners District Supervisor A Letter to County of Sonoma Leadership and Our Community IT’S TIME to build a fi re safe community.

PG&E Settlement Funds earned by Fire Survivors should We ADVOCATE be invested in long-term fi re prevention programming.

This October will mark the third-year anniversary of the Tubbs and Nuns fi res of 2017 which took the lives of 24 Sonoma County residents and destroyed 5,300 homes. RNBF advocates on three levels in a strategic, multi-sectored,

Three years later, PG&E has settled with the County of Sonoma for costs associated with the fi res for approximately $150 million. Fire survivors and block captains from non-partisan fashion: throughout the County are asking the Board to invest this one-time funding in

long-term fi re prevention programming and not on general fund or other non-fi re LOCAL | We are committed to supporting regional fire survivors. For example, prevention related programs. Our County would not have this funding if it were not for the fi res that took lives, destroyed our homes, and devastated our properties. We we supported their request in their request to use PG&E $150B settlement funds have rebuilt our homes to be fi re safe. Now let us use these funds to make our whole county fi re safe. from the devastating fires in 2017 to build Fire Wise communities for a more The need for making our county fi re safe is real. Climate scientists predict that drier, resilient future. We know investments in our wildlands today will yield massive “ warmer weather will lead to more frequent and larger fi res. We are seeing it already:

In 2019 and again in 2020, our county was devastated by wildfi res which destroyed relief for generations to come. Rebuild NorthBay has hundreds of homes and impacted critical watershed habitat. Visionary leadership, Together, wildfire survivors prudent fi scal management, and program development of the PG&E funding will help us be better prepared for future fi res. Since the 2017 fi res, our county still lacks We support the State of California as it emerges as a leader in disaster been an essential partner a vegetation management program, and those communities that burned before are STATE | and Rebuild NorthBay still susceptible to burning again because no fi re prevention policies or fi re break in our community’s work programs have been initiated. recovery and resilience. We partner with agencies, such as CalFire, to build wildfire Foundation are securing to rebuild from the tragic Now is the time to make real progress towards making a fi re safe and resilient resiliency into our community. We endorse legislation that improves the lives of fire long-term funding and community. What does that look like? Sonoma County’s Offi ce of Recovery and October 2017 fires and “ Resilience has a framework that was approved by the Board of Supervisors. survivors and First Responders, such as CA Proposition 19. We believe in a holistic policies to make our Let’s take that framework off the shelf and implement it by using the PG&E funds. I know that hard work will Let’s make long-term, bold investments and grow these funds to support ongoing approach to mitigating the long-term risks of disaster from protecting watersheds community fire safe. “ vegetation management on private properties. More investments in our early warning “ only continue in the years communications systems are needed. Nixle failed again during the Walbridge to prescribed controlled burns. fi res. For as much as we have been through as a county, we can work together to BRAD SHERWOOD implement fi re prevention programs that will have a lasting effect. to come. I am proud to join Fire Survivor, Investing in fi re prevention programming is investing in public health, safety and FEDERAL | We are resolute in advocating for our regional CDBG-DR funds and, with them as we continue housing. Wildfi res don’t discriminate on where or what they destroy. Bottom line — Board of Larkfield Resiliency preventing and better preparing for the next wildfi re will save lives, protect public at the same time, encouraging our federal elected leadership and agencies to our recovery and to health and housing, and secure our economy. It’s been three years. Let’s make some bold decisions and make progress. We can streamline how communities apply for disaster relief immediately following the come back even stronger. do just that with the PG&E funds — funds that we will never have again can be used to turn what was our county’s worst disaster into a true demonstration of leadership event and for the years following. We want a “Turbo Tax” model of disaster funds and hope for our future generations. MIKE THOMPSON that builds in equity for every community, irrespective of their ability to hire large Sonoma County Respectfully, firms. We are not advocating for changes that solely benefit our own community; 5th Congressional District Fire Survivors and Block Captains 2017 Sonoma Complex Fires we are here for every disaster affected community. Representative Ann DuBay • District 1 Karen and Brian Fies • District 4 Lynn Garric • District 1 We not only advocate for our region, we also teach other Barry Hirsch • District 4 Willie Lamberson • District 4 Brian Molsberry • Chair, Mark West Citizens Advisory Council communities how to advocate for their own recoveries. Jeff Okrepkie • Coffey Strong Founder Jeremy Olsan • District 1 Together, we have a voice for change. Our mission is to ensure these voices Pete Parkinson • District 1 Steve Plamann • President, Mark West Area Chamber of Commerce Steve Rahmn • President, Coffey Strong are heard at the table where decisions are made. Shawn Ratliff • President, Larkfi eld Resilience Fund Brad Sherwood • District 4

Thank you to Rebuild NorthBay Foundation for continuously supporting our fi re survivors.

We SUPPORT

We foster innovative ideas and people dedicated to our resilience

in rebuilding. We support new nonprofits, such as Volunteer Fire Foundation and Rebuilding Now.

It is not hyperbole to We support resiliency. Acting as a fiscal sponsor, RNBF has consistently Communication systems suggest that Volunteer helped neighborhood and community organizations, that are without tax exempt are our lifelines. During Fire Foundation might “ status or awaiting 501(c)(3) approval, to seek private and public funding for projects. disasters and power outages, not exist without the We have received and administered contributions on behalf of several organizations, they fail. These failures

unwavering guidance, allowing donors to claim a tax deduction and donations to pass through to projects compromise situational “support, and with no administrative fee charges. “awareness, impact alert encouragement of We mentor. At RNBF, we believe in supporting great people and smart ideas and warnings, impede vital Jennifer and the entire that fill gaps, encourage resiliency, and rebuild lives. We don’t just write checks, communications between

Rebuild North Bay we also answer every call and provide advice, connect resources, act as a sounding multiple stakeholders, and “ Foundation team. board — all with the goal of ensuring talented people are supported. can lead to unnecessary loss of life and other social harms. JACQUELINE JORGESON We invest in great ideas and research. In 2020, we launched our Scholar Too little is understood about Founder and Executive Director, in Residence Program. Our first SIR was Scott Adams, MPA, UC Berkeley’s Goldman Volunteer Fire Foundation what causes these failures, School of Public Policy (‘20). With over two decades of experience in California public who is responsible for them, policy, politics, and business; he has worked in the public and private sectors on issues and how to fix them. including technology, telecommunications, clean energy, housing, infrastructure, and water. His report seeks to increase the resilience of our communications systems, SCOTT ADAMS and promote redundant means of communications, for use during inevitable RNBF Scholar in Residence future disasters. We DO resiliency

We know that until our wildlands are safer, none of us are safe. As a region, state, and nation, we must invest in our wildfire resiliency in ways that are

strategic, collaborative, and effective. We built resiliency into our model of stewardship for the whole community. Together we can bring Fires don’t abide by

Taking Action for Living Systems (TALS) technical expertise and jurisdictional lines, so financial incentives to local TALS is focused on advancing a public-private cooperative strategy to reduce wildfire wildfire resiliency is “ residents working on their hazards and increase long-term climate resilience of four North Bay counties (Sonoma, Napa, Lake, and Mendocino). The goal is realize economic incentives for landowners, realized only through own properties to increase thinking and acting

“our collective resilience businesses, and public agencies to conduct wildfire hazard mitigation and structure protection practices by leveraging public-private partnerships, integrating indigenous “regionally. The RNBF to wildfire. RNBF has been convening connects private and land management perspectives, and taking bold steps to experiment with new funding tools and resource-streams across the region. important regional public efforts to meet conversations which are “megafire” threats. In “ The North Bay Forest Improvement Program (NBFIP) helping us do just that. partnership with our regions’ RNBF, in partnership with Resource Conservation Districts of Sonoma, Mendocino, Resource Conservation LUCAS PATZEK, PH.D. Napa Counties and Clear Lake Environmental Research Center, will launch NBFIP in Executive Director of Napa RCD Districts, our innovative early 2021. The NBFIP will provide critical resources to treat wildfire hazards on private NBFIP is being looked to properties throughout the region, with a focus on serving disadvantaged communities. by CAL FIRE as a This innovative collaboration is supported by $1.5M in Proposition 68 grant funding model program. awarded via a CalFire Wildfire Resilience and Forestry Assistance that will bring

LISA MICHELI, PH.D. financial incentives directly to landowners to conduct this critical work. Pepperwood President and CEO, & Rebuild NorthBay Board RiseUp Community Impact Grants Pawnee Fire Relief Lake County Grant | $25,000 These grants encourage innovation, support Ecological Building Network Grant | $1,000 Cobb Area Council Grant | $5,000 building trades, and fill gaps that help first Wolf Creek Firewise Community Grant | $5,000

responders, mitigate wildfire risk, and support We DO grants Mendocino Fire Safe Council (MFSC) Grant | $5,000 fire survivors. For example: ...that fill gaps in disaster recovery, support COVID-19 Resiliency Grants Glen Ellen Forum Grant | $5,000 resiliency, and train builders. We invest in great RNBF provided technology and Spanish • Match.Graze Grant | $5,000 North Bay Construction Corps Grant | $15,000 ideas, innovative people, and humanity. language grants to help organizations pivot RNBF funded the UC Master Gardener Program Lake County Community Risk Reduction Authority Grant | $5,000

County of Sonoma Office of Resiliency and Recovery Grant | $5,000 and to ensure all of our residents had accurate of Sonoma County website for “Match.Graze” UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County Grant | $5,000 Renewal Enterprise District information. These grants provided tech tools which connects landowners, who have no animals, The LIME Foundation Grant | $5,000 (RED) Grant | $5,000 for Latino facing organizations to pivot to a to targeted grazers, those that can bring their This Grant will support Renewal Enterprise News of the North Bay Grant | $5,000 virtual model and to provide daily video animals on property to perform vegetation | $20,000 Nuestra Comunidad Grant “

District’s RED Fund initiative to design and updates in Spanish. management service. Mayacamas Volunteer Fire Department Grant | $5,000 Being a recipient of implement a new funding mechanism to Many thanks to Rebuild Goldman School of Public Policy Gran | $8,000 a COVID-19 Resiliency La Luz Zoom Grant | $1,999 • The LIME Foundation Grant | $5,000 North Bay for your accelerate the creation of infill, mid-to-high Sonoma and Rescue Authority Grant | $5,000 Grant allows Nuestra North Coast Opportunities Zoom Grant | $1,999 This grant supports the LIME Foundation’s 2021 unending support that density housing near transit, jobs, services Habitat Corridor Project Grant | $5,000

Lake County Remote Work Laptop Grant | $3,247 NextGen Trades Academy (NGTA). NGTA provides allows us to continue to Comunidad to reach the and other amenities, to address a county- Survivors Grant | $715.54 Los Cien Zoom Grant | $2,399 60 at-risk, low-income Sonoma County youth with save and protect the lives most vulnerable members wide housing shortage intensified by recent North Bay Trades Introduction Program Grant | $15,000 of the community with City of Sonoma Zoom Grant | $2,000 free workforce development opportunities in 14 | $5,000 of our first responders. “ disasters, including wildfires, Renewal Cobb Area Council Grant “ disaster preparedness Enterprise Nuestra Comunidad Spanish Language Videos Grant | $10,550 construction trades, including solar technology, South Lake Volunteer Firefighters Grant | $5,000 flooding, and now COVID-19 District SUSAN FARREN information and training. “ in Sonoma County. (RED) “SV Together” Social Media Food Security Grant | $262 plumbing, architecture, electrical, Tacking Action for Living Systems Grant | $3,379.50 Founder and Executive Director Sonoma Valley Community Health Center Grant | $5,000 By reducing their Spanish Language COVID-19 Information Flyers carpentry, and roofing. of First Responders Inc. vulnerability, Nuestra Generation Housing Grant | $10,000 from Sonoma County for Sonoma Valley and LandPaths Grant | $10,000 Roseland Grant | $167 • First Responders Resiliency South Lake County Fire Volunteer Firefighters Grant | $5,000 Comunidad and Rebuild The grant to Generation Housing is to support Mendocino Community Foundation Remote Meeting Grant | $5,000 Napa County Resource Conservation District Grant | $17,044 NorthBay Foundation the development of their Public Will Campaign. Capabilities for Mendocino Nonprofits Grant | $5,000 This grant is to support their program developed Bennett Ridge Fire Safety Organization Grant | $4,875 are building a more The campaign will galvanize the public behind housing development — particularly smart, Latino Chamber of Commerce Grant to film business to decrease stress and enhance resiliency in first Los Cien Sonoma County Grant | $5,000 resilient community. technology training in Spanish for COVID-19 | $2,500 Mendocino County Community Foundation Grant | $10,000 sustainable development that reduces our responders. The program is created for First Justicewise TEXT FOOD/COMIDA Grant to connect Glen Ellen Forum Grant | $4,800 ALMA BOWEN Responders, by First Responders, and they carbon footprint and places people close program to Spanish language data base | $500 Executive Director are dedicated to the psychological and North Coast Builders Exchange Grant | $10,000 to transportation, jobs, food Catholic Charities of Santa Rosa Grant | $10,000 Nuestra Comunidad KBBF Radio Operating Support Grant for Spanish and physical wellbeing of those who are resources, and health care. Indigenous language translations | $3,000 Clear Lake Environmental Research Center Grant | $5,000 serving, or have served, in the industry. Mendocino County Zoom Grant | $3,000 Larkfield Resilience Fund Grant | $2,500

Food for All Grant for house bound families | $3,000 Collaboration We meet communities where they are at in recovery, answer We PAY IT FORWARD their questions, and advise them on next steps.

Rebuilding is a very stressful, complicated process and no community should begin recovery at the beginning. We share adaptable strategies to help other communities recover, rebuild, and reimagine.

Podcasts After over two years of sharing our lessons with Working with Rebuild We appear on podcasts locally We mentor, support, advise. The unique way RNBF Recover. other disaster communities nationally, COVID-19 required we pivot to online conferences. NorthBay Foundation Rebuild. and globally to share our is structured to work and has been critical in our experiences and learn from We were proud to be included in several national conferences as featured and keynote partnered with so many Reimagine.with

ability to stand up as an JENNIFER GRAY THOMPSON others. Our own podcast speakers for organizations such as the US Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Smart Cities, organizations in California

Executive Director “How to Disaster” will debut Institute for Sustainable Development, Fannie Mae, and more. From these events, we learn, organization. Jennifer’s Rebuild NorthBay and across the Country Foundation, USA in 2021. “mentorship, guidance share, grow and ultimately serve better. “has helped change the and the connections of We expand access to lessons learned. While 2020 brought many challenges, trajectory, in a positive way, “ “ Virtual Conferences RNBF have allowed us to it also encouraged us to memorialize our lessons in online, accessible, relevant formats. of communities faced with RNBF has a voice at the “ move faster and develop This year, we expanded our content on YouTube and in January of 2021, our podcast/ rebuilding lives, homes our projects than if we table nationally in the field of disaster response, recovery, broadcast “How to Disaster: Recover, Rebuild, Reimagine” debuts on iTunes, Spotify, and so much more. had gone it alone. We and reimagining. YouTube, and other preferred platforms. Our goal: highlight the incredible work of our Everyone at Fannie Mae collaborate for the colleagues and share lessons with experts in disaster preparedness, response and recovery. values our relationship betterment of post fire From here to Australia, we aim to mitigate the pain of disasters while also increasing the with RNBF and looks disaster recovery. accessibility to these lessons to ensure anyone with a smart phone can find help. forward to continuing Learning and Sharing our work together. CHARLES BROOKS Executive Director We proudly support virtual We fill the gap between survivors and government assistance. TIM CARPENTER Rebuild Paradise Foundation delivery of Nuestra Comunidad’s We advise community leaders on how to organize, collaborate, and sustain a cohesive Fannie Mae Director COVID-19 Spanish videos and effort to better reimagine their communities after a disaster via our Community to Disaster Recovery & Rebuilding Scott Adam’s interviews with Community (C2C) program, made possible with the support of Fannie Mae. Housing Access remarkable leaders like Malibu City Manager Reva Feldman. We REIMAGINE ...an American West that is prepared, resilient, and responsive 2020 FINANCIAL REPORT to wildfire. Disaster recovery is a national problem and it is critical to have a dedicated As a tax-exempt nonprofit, Rebuild NorthBay Foundation upholds the values of transparency organization who can respond to the needs of survivors. Many are familiar with the need and accountability as a matter of ethical administration, as well as, legal compliance. RNBF for short term relief for survivors, however very few are aware the needs of survivors grow was awarded the Guide Star 2019 Gold Star Seal of Transparency. with time and there are virtually no nonprofits working in long term recovery to meet

that need. TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS SUPPORT + REVENUE EXPENSES As a founding Board At RNBF, we are determined to fill the gap between government and disaster affected RNBF is a model of next

Member of RNBF, I am communities with the goal of creating a network of disaster veterans who step up for newly $1,276,887 $172,123 $788,970 generation effective disaster

proud to support our inaugurated kindred spirits. Together, community to community, we can choose hope over response management and region’s long term recovery despair, choose agency over helplessness, and reimagine our lives and our land better, an early example of as we also rise to meet the safer, greener and faster. We aim to be there with you every step of the way. civilians coming together to

“challenges of new disasters “realize the recovery process here and across the American Number of Billion-dollar weather and climate disasters in 2020: 22 takes years, if not decades, West. Our goal has remained “ JULY and long-term rebuilding 10-11 the same since day one: AUGUST 10 must be addressed equally FIRESTORMS APRIL 7-8 to bring people together as short-term crisis. “

FALL MARCH 27-28 in service to rebuilding; HEAT WAVE 2020 + DROUGHT JANUARY ISD and RNBF will partner to foster hope in the 10-12 MARCH for years to come to reduce SUMMER-FALL 2-4 face of despair. Together, SEVERE 2020  Cash + Equivalents  Donations + Grants  Grants | $308,091 WEATHER the threat of future losses, AUGUST 3-4 $1,195,469 $164,689 we can get through this. MAY ISAIAS  Program Management 3-5 accelerate the recovery process,   HAIL STORMS FEBRUARY Other (website) Investment Income + General Expenses HENRY HANSEL + SEVERE 5-7 and promote a culture WEATHER APRIL $81,418 $7,434 $292,763 21-23 MAY Executive Board, President 20-23 APRIL of resilience. Hansel Auto Group 27-30  Other Expenses | $188,116 APRIL HURRICANE OCTOBER 12-13 STEPHEN JORDAN MAY 27 28-29 JULY OCTOBER ZETA AUGUST SEPTEMBER 25-26 9-11 CEO, Institute for 27-28 15-17 NOVEMBER HANNA DELTA LAURA SALLY 8-12 TORNADOES ETA Sustainable Development

source: https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/billions/

We LEAD 2020 Board of Directors RNBF’s Board is comprised of top leaders in the business, nonprofit, and community sectors across the four affected counties: Judy Coffey, RN Board President, Senior Consultant, Leap Michael Mondavi Henry Hansel Larry Florin Brian Bottari

Lake, Mendocino, Napa and Sonoma. Our board leaders are deeply committed Solutions; Former Senior Vice President & Executive Board, Founder & Coach, Executive Board, President, Executive Board, CEO & President, Government Affairs Director – Area Manager, Kaiser Permanente Folio Fine Wine Partners Hansel Auto Group Burbank Housing North Bay, Internet Essentials, Comcast to the long term rebuilding of our fire affected communities. We have spent the past three years becoming a model of recovery and resiliency as we leap ahead RNBF represents a new regionally. Together, we will help our region rebuild better, safer, greener and faster. approach to advocacy and community collaboration “ Staff Our staff is dedicated to carrying out the vision of our leadership through in rebuilding and recovery Coordination, Collaboration, and Advocacy. These three activities, in addition to post-disaster. Early adopters our grants program, requires a heavy lift from dedicated and talented staff. “and systems thinkers get this. In time, more Jack Buckhorn Lisa Carreño Sonu Chandi Robert Eyler, Ph.D. Reno Franklin Executive Director, President and CEO Founder & President, Dean, School of Extended & International Chairman Emeritus, will grasp the visionary North Bay Labor Council United Way Wine Country Chandi Hospitality Group Education, Sonoma State University Kashia Band of Pomo Indians and transformational nature of this new paradigm.

LISA CARREÑO RNBF Founding Board Member, President and CEO United Way Wine Country

Melissa J. Stone, MA Aiko-Sophie Ezaki Molly Curley O’Brien, MPP/MBA Jesse Katz Jake Kloberdanz Lisa Micheli, Ph.D. Cynthia Murray Tara Sharp Jennifer Gray Thompson, MPA Founder/Winemaker, President & CEO, President & CEO, CEO & Founder, ONEHOPE Marketing Officer, Google Executive Director Operations Manager Director of Community Programs Director of Government Affairs Devil Proof Vineyards Pepperwood Preserve North Bay Leadership Council

We THANK YOU. To our major partners, collaborators, and

grantees, heartfelt thanks for your amazing work rebuilding and supporting our community for the past three years.

Argonaut Construction Farrow Construction Kenwood Investments North Bay Leadership Council Santa Cruz Relief AshBritt Environmental Fire Relief for Lake County KSVY Radio North Bay Trades Introduction Scott Adams, MPA Student, UC “ “ Bay Area Council First Responders Resiliency, Inc. La Luz Center Program Berkeley Goldman School of Public Policy Bennett Ridge Fire Safety Ford Motor Company Fund Lake County Community North Coast Builders Exchange Sonoma Clean Power Organization Folio Fine Wine Partners Risk Reduction Authority North Coast Opportunities Sonoma County Board of BoDean Company Food For All: Comida Para Todos Larkfield Resilience Fund Northern California Ford Dealerships Supervisors CalFire Friedman’s Home Improvement LIME Foundation Nuestra Comunidad Sonoma Valley Fire and Rescue CalOES Generation Housing Los Cein, Sonoma County Authority Resiliency is a question Latino Leaders Office of Resiliency and Recovery, Carlton Senior Living Geyserville Fire Sonoma Water of how innovative we are Malibu Foundation Sonoma County Chop’s Teen Center Ghilotti Construction Company South Lake County Fire Volunteer MAP ONE Sonoma ONEHOPE Wine willing to be. City of Santa Rosa Glen Ellen Forum Firefighters Mark West Block Captains Pacific Gas & Electric Company City of Sonoma Habitat Corridor Project Sports Basement Mayacamas Volunteer Fire Berry Brook Neighborhood JENNIFER GRAY THOMPSON, MPA Cobb Area Council Resource Hub Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma Sustainable Sonoma Council Executive Director Department Perry, Johnson, Anderson, Miller & Coffey Strong County Moskowitz Taking Action for Wildfire Resiliency Mendocino County Board (TALS) “ Community Foundation of Henry Shein Cares Foundation of Supervisors Pepperwood Preserve Mendocino County Tubbs Fire Survivors / NTSR United Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Mendocino County Platinum Advisors Community Foundation of Napa Sonoma County Policyholders Construction Corps. Rebuild Green EXPO County Humboldt Redwood United Way of Wine Country Mendocino County Fire Safe Rebuild Paradise Foundation Conrad Forest Products Institute for Sustainable Council University of California Cooperative Corazón Healdsburg Development Red Cross, California Wildfire Disas- Extension Sonoma County Napa County Board of Supervisors ter Team County of Lake Board of Supervisors JP Morgan Chase & Co. Volunteer Firefighter Foundation Napa County Resource Rebuilding Now, Mendocino Devil Proof Vineyards Justicewise TEXT Conservation District Vintage House Senior Center Remake Talent DogFilm Productions Food Comida News of the North Bay Wolf Creek Firewise Community Rotary of Sonoma Valley ECC Kaiser Permanente North Bay Construction Corps Santa Rosa City Council Fannie Mae KBBF Radio North Bay Labor Council

THANK YOU to our donors for all your support. TOGETHER, WE CAN. OUR VISION is to rebuild the north bay better, safer, greener, and faster.

OUR MISSION is achieved through a focus on advocacy, collaboration, and coordination to create a more sustainable and resilient community. As we enter our fourth year of post-disaster recovery and rebuilding, our challenges and opportunities grow even more important. Please consider continuing support for the work of Rebuild NorthBay Foundation as we assist in the long term to ensure our families and businesses thrive as they rebuild their homes and our communities. For more information, contact us [email protected]. To donate, visit rebuildnorthbay.org.

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