UNCONDITIONAL SUPPORT TRANSFORMS LIVES
By providing our clients with long-term, unconditional support, we empower them to see their potential, make healthier decisions, pursue their passions, and find their own unique paths to happiness and stability.
Founded in 1992 as Friends of Hermann Park, Hermann Park Conservancy is a nonprofit citizens’ organization dedicated to the stewardship and improvement of Hermann Park – today and for generations to come.
Through a public-private partnership with the Houston Parks and Recreation Department, Hermann Park Conservancy raises millions of dollars each year to enhance and maintain the Park. The Conservancy also manages the design of projects, and then shares construction costs with the City of Houston. Thanks to the generous financial support of foundations, corporations, and individuals, the Conservancy has raised more than $122 million for improvement projects in Hermann Park.
The Conservancy also oversees programs focused on visitor services, conservation and stewardship, tree care, and operations and maintenance of the McGovern Centennial Gardens.
Vision
To build a healthy community that is self-sufficient and meets the everyday challenges of living in a diverse society.
Mission
Foster the health and well-being of immigrant and refugee communities through the education, arts, advocacy and access to care.
Shareyour.care project is dedicated to support the devotees who have been affected by the war in Ukraine.
This project was initiated and is under the guidance of HH Niranjana Swami – the GBC for Ukraine and it has the approval and overwhelming support of the entire GBC body.
Main objectives of the project:
Helping devotees and their families relocate from conflict zones
Help support devotees who are unable to maintain themselves
Supporting brahmacharis
Deity seva
Food relief
Our team is very grateful for the overwhelming response of the devotee community throughout the world, by joining in prayers and extending financial support for Ukrainian devotees during these critical times.
Of course, much more help is needed as we are just scratching the surface of the short- and long-term turmoil the current disastrous events have put thousands of Ukrainian devotees in. So if it is in your capacity, kindly extend your support to help the Ukrainian devotees with your donations in these difficult times. No donation is too small and no help is too insignificant.
All donations are and will be exclusively used to support the devotees suffering from the conflict in Ukraine. All the records are meticulously kept and are regularly submitted and personally monitored by HH Niranjana Swami.
Our mission is to have fun
while helping animals, people, and the planet.
Rescue farm animals who are in desperate need and provide them a safe, loving home through sanctuary or adoption.
Empower people with information about the extensive environmental impact of animal agriculture on our climate and planet.
Educate people about the benefits of plant-based eating and living a compassionate eco-friendly lifestyle.
Inspire love and compassion for all animals by providing opportunities for people to meet and interact with our rescued farm animals.
A Safe Haven for Animals – We ensure every animal receives protection, compassion, love and care.
Serving our community since 1931, the Humane Society of Sonoma County is a donor-supported safe haven for animals. We’re dedicated to bringing people and companion animals together for a lifetime of love. The animals in our care receive medical treatment (including spay/neuter surgery), training services, and adoption assistance.
We believe that no effort is too great when a life is at stake. With your help, we give hope to every adoptable animal. The Humane Society of Sonoma County is a no-kill shelter with two locations in Sonoma County; our primary Center for Animals is located at 5345 Hwy 12 West in Santa Rosa. Our Healdsburg shelter is located at 555 Westside Road in Healdsburg.
Our Mission
Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue is dedicated to: the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife; the promotion, understanding, appreciation, protection and conservation of wildlife through both our Educational Outreach Programs and our advocacy efforts. Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue also makes charitable contributions to animal rescue and rehabilitation organizations as authorized by the Board.
RESCUE
Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue has a team of trained staff and volunteers available to rescue wildlife seven days a week. Using gloves, nets and other safety gear, we are able to safely catch wildlife ranging from hawks and owls to raccoons and coyotes.
REHABILITATE
We provide specialized medical care to over 1,500 animals a year. With the help of our Good Samaritan team of veterinarians, we are able to perform surgeries, nutritional care, detailed exams and much more to give these animals the best chance of survival.
RELEASE
On average, Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue releases 70% of the patients who come to us for help. The majority return to where they were found. In certain cases, animals are released to special release sites provided by generous members of our community who love animals and want to share their property with them.
Complete the form to add the organization, and we will do all the backend paperwork needed to get everything set up to receive gifts.
