Partnering with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on the CalVTP to protect wildlife and promote wildfire resilience
2024-11-13
Webinar Date: Wednesday, November 13
Time: 1 – 3:35 p.m.
This webinar is an opportunity for participants to increase their knowledge of how project proponents can both protect wildlife and, if required (e.g., by the CalVTP), engage with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) regarding listed wildlife species protection for wildfire resilience and vegetation treatment projects. Showcasing best practices on CalVTP projects from the perspective of project proponent and wildlife agency staff about their coordination process, outcomes, and lessons learned.
Lara Rachowicz, Senior Environmental Project Manager and Senior Ecologist at Ascent Environmental, will provide an overview of the CalVTP’s strategies for special-status species protection, maintenance of habitat, and process for consultation with the federal and state wildlife agencies. Ryan Olah, Coast Bay Division Supervisor, Sacramento Fish and Wildlife Office, USFWS, will cover the definition of take under the Endangered Species Act, how to determine if you have listed species in your project area that may be affected, and who to contact from USFWS to answer questions regarding listed species. Joseph Brandt, Assistant Division Supervisor, Ventura Fish & Wildlife Office, will discuss best practices when engaging with the Service. Allison Fuller, Senior Wildlife Biologist at Ascent Environmental, will explore practical strategies for meeting vegetation treatment project objectives; protecting sensitive wildlife, plants, and habitats; applying the best available science; and maintaining feasible project implementation standards. Matt Abernathy, Senior Forest Health and Wildfire Resiliency Program Specialist at the Resource Conservation District of Santa Cruz County, and Angie Richman, Forest Health Program Specialist at the Resource Conservation District of Santa Cruz County, will present on RCD Santa Cruz’s process of USFWS consultation in developing three different CalVTP Project Specific Analyses in recent years.
Learn more & register here.

CFSC Statewide Monthly Meeting
2024-11-20 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
CFSC’s monthly statewide meeting will be held on the third Wednesday of each month from 12:00 – 1:00 PM
Please register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYkduyvqzIvGNDG-tRaH5rRRRdh7g-ANpma#/registration
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
For questions, please contact our Southern California Regional Coordinator, Britney Munoz
Britney Munoz, bmunoz@cafiresafecouncil.org

CalVTP in Practice - Field Workshop
2024-12-04
CalVTP in Practice: Lessons learned from oak forest and meadow restoration with the Butano State Park Forest Health Project Field Training
Field Workshop Date:
Wednesday, December 4
Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Location: Butano State Park, Pescadero, CA
This field training is an opportunity for participants to increase their understanding of conducting restoration in an oak woodland/meadow ecosystem in the coastal zone under the CalVTP.
Hudson Northrop, Environmental Scientist at California State Parks, Santa Cruz District, will discuss California State Parks’ mission, the site history of Butano State Park, and the value of coordinating with multiple partners on the project. David Cowman, District Forester for the San Mateo Resource Conservation District, will provide the context for the concept and compliance of the Butano State Park Forest Health Project as a whole, and specifically treatments focused on oak woodland and meadow restoration and enhancement. Shelby Kranich, ARC Forestry Registered Professional Forester, will dive into the project treatment specifications and design and detail how all of this information is recorded and tracked for the whole project team. Portia Halbert, Senior Environmental Scientist at California State Parks, Santa Cruz District, will discuss the ecological role that fire plays in redwood systems and provide an overview of the burn program in the Santa Cruz district.
Learn more & register here.

Large Scale Broadcast Burning for Fuels Reduction: Lessons learned from CAL FIRE CZU Unit
2024-12-12
Webinar Date: Thursday, December 12
Time: 10 a.m. – 12:10 p.m.
This webinar is an opportunity for participants to increase their understanding of planning, permitting, and implementing large-scale fuel reduction broadcast burns in the CZU Unit.
Richard Sampson, Unit Forester at CAL FIRE CZU, will review the history of prescribed fire in the San Mateo – Santa Cruz Unit over the past 40 years. Sarah A. Collamer, Vegetation Management Forester at CAL FIRE CZU, will explain how CAL FIRE CZU has grown their prescribed fire program and is looking to the future to use fire to address heavy fuel loading and ecosystem health. Brett Agler, Vegetation Management Forester at CAL FIRE CZU, will explore the critical role of prescribed burning in managing Santa Cruz County’s diverse landscapes. Jonathan Perrin, Area Land Manager at San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, Natural Resources and Lands Management Division, will discuss the comprehensive process of implementing prescribed fire from both agency and landowner viewpoints. Robert Simmons, Battalion Chief at CAL FIRE CZU, will discuss operational considerations for burning.
Learn more & register here.

Fire Safe Virtual Expo
2025-04-23 12:30 - 13:30
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
We’re making it easy for you to learn more about the products and services that can help you and your community become more fire safe. Please join us for one –or all – of our Virtual Expos! This “lunch and learn” webinar series is an opportunity to meet representatives from many of the businesses participating in the 2025 Fire Safe Vendor List. Each Expo will represent businesses from a variety of fire safe categories who will deliver live presentations about their products and services. We’ll end with a Q&A. All expos are FREE and open to the public. Recordings will be hosted on our YouTube channel.
Click here to learn more about the Fire Safe Virtual Expo.
Sign-up today for one or all of these dates:
April 23 | April 30 | May 28 | June 3 | June 5
The webinar series kicks off on Wednesday, April 23. Each business presents a five-minute overview of their product and/or service. Vendors on the call are listed below, along with a highlight of their areas of expertise. We’ll conclude with your questions during a Q&A.

Blue Flamingo

Disaster Preparedness + Emergency Response Communications, Public Outreach, Defensible Space Education

California Fire Safe Solutions

Fire Behavior Modeling, Zone Zero Mitigation, Vegetation Management, Home Hardening

Lisac General Engineering, Inc.

Fire Mitigation, Land Clearing, Lot Clearing, Brush & Tree Removal

Wildfire Defense Mesh

Wildfire Defense Mesh 1/8” & 1/16” helps create community resilience.

Can’t join us live? You can watch the recording at your convenience on our YouTube channel.

Fire Safe Virtual Expo
2025-04-30 12:30 - 13:30
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
We’re making it easy for you to learn more about the products and services that can help you and your community become more fire safe. Please join us for one –or all – of our Virtual Expos! This “lunch and learn” webinar series is an opportunity to meet representatives from many of the businesses participating in the 2025 Fire Safe Vendor List. Each Expo will represent businesses from a variety of fire safe categories who will deliver live presentations about their products and services. We’ll end with a Q&A. All expos are FREE and open to the public. Recordings will be hosted on our YouTube channel.
Click here to learn more about the Fire Safe Virtual Expo.
Sign-up today for one or all of these dates:
April 23 | April 30 | May 28 | June 3 | June 5
The second expo in our series will be held Wednesday, April 30. Each business presents a five-minute overview of their product and/or service. We will end with a Q&A, in which you may pose questions to the vendors.

Able Sheet Metal

Production & Distribution of WUI-Listed Vents & Fire-Resistant Dormers

Delphire Inc.

Sentinel FD3: EDGE AI-Based Wildfire Detection System Deployable Anywhere

Fireline Defense

Wildfire Risk Assessments By Professional Firefighters To Mitigate Wildfire Hazards

SaferWood by Chemco

WUI Compliant, Ignition-Resistant, Exterior, Fire Retardant Treated Wood

The Patriot Group

Vegetation Management, Fire Retardant Application, Contract Firefighters, Emergency Response

Can’t join us live? You can watch the recording at your convenience on our YouTube channel.

Fire Safe Virtual Expo
2025-05-28 12:30 - 13:30
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
We’re making it easy for you to learn more about the products and services that can help you and your community become more fire safe. Please join us for one –or all – of our Virtual Expos! This “lunch and learn” webinar series is an opportunity to meet representatives from many of the businesses participating in the 2025 Fire Safe Vendor List. Each Expo will represent businesses from a variety of fire safe categories who will deliver live presentations about their products and services. We’ll end with a Q&A. All expos are FREE and open to the public. Recordings will be hosted on our YouTube channel.
Click here to learn more about the Fire Safe Virtual Expo.
Sign-up today for one or all of these dates:
April 23 | April 30 | May 28 | June 3 | June 5
The third expo in our series will be held on Wednesday, May 28. Each business presents a five-minute overview of their product and/or service. We will end with a Q&A, in which you may pose questions to the vendors.

Green Shield Risk Solutions

Wildfire Scoring & Mitigation Recommendations, Wildfire Risk Insights & Analytics

O’Hagin, Inc.

O’Hagin – The technological leader in attic ventilation products & services.

Rosenthal Fire Mitigation Services

Steep Ground Brush Removal, Shaded Fuel Breaks, Mastication, Limbing, Chipping

Vibrant Planet

Our app helps communities rapidly assess and mitigate wildfire risk.

Can’t join us live? You can watch the recording at your convenience on our YouTube channel.

Fire Safe Virtual Expo
2025-06-03 12:30 - 13:30
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
We’re making it easy for you to learn more about the products and services that can help you and your community become more fire safe. Please join us for one –or all – of our Virtual Expos! This “lunch and learn” webinar series is an opportunity to meet representatives from many of the businesses participating in the 2025 Fire Safe Vendor List. Each Expo will represent businesses from a variety of fire safe categories who will deliver live presentations about their products and services. We’ll end with a Q&A. All expos are FREE and open to the public. Recordings will be hosted on our YouTube channel.
Click here to learn more about the Fire Safe Virtual Expo.
Sign-up today for one or all of these dates:
April 23 | April 30 | May 28 | June 3 | June 5
Don’t miss the fourth expo in our series on Tuesday, June 3. Each business presents a five-minute overview of their product and/or service. We will end with a Q&A, in which you may pose questions to the vendors.

FireStorm® Building Products

Affordable Wildfire Protection: Fire-Rated Ember Vents, Ember Mesh, & Gutter Guards

Fortress Building Products

Fortress Building Products delivers durable, fire-safe solutions for outdoor living.

Ultimate Tree Service, LLC.

Arborist Consultations & Assessments, Wildfire Vegetation Services, Tree Trimming & Removal

Wuuii, Inc.

Wuuii provides software for wildfire adapted homes, businesses, & communities.

Vulcan Vents®

Providing one-hour rated, high airflow flame & ember safe vents.

Can’t join us live? You can watch the recording at your convenience on our YouTube channel.

Fire Safe Virtual Expo
2025-06-05 12:30 - 13:30
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
We’re making it easy for you to learn more about the products and services that can help you and your community become more fire safe. Please join us for one –or all – of our Virtual Expos! This “lunch and learn” webinar series is an opportunity to meet representatives from many of the businesses participating in the 2025 Fire Safe Vendor List. Each Expo will represent businesses from a variety of fire safe categories who will deliver live presentations about their products and services. We’ll end with a Q&A. All expos are FREE and open to the public. Recordings will be hosted on our YouTube channel.
Click here to learn more about the Fire Safe Virtual Expo.
Sign-up today for one or all of these dates:
April 23 | April 30 | May 28 | June 3 | June 5
The final expo in our series will be held Thursday, June 5. Each business presents a five-minute overview of their product and/or service. We will end with a Q&A, in which you may pose questions to the vendors.

Apex Enterprises, Inc.

Cut-Skid-Decking, Grinding, Grubbing, Hauling, Chipping, Fire Suppression Repair

Brandguard Vents

Flame & Ember-Resistant Vents & Gutter Guards

Diversified Resources, Inc.

Fuels Reduction, Vegetation Management, Land Clearing, Wildfire Prevention

Environmental Resources Compliance LLC

EHP Planning, Archaeology, Osteology, CEQA, NEPA, Forest Rules, Tribal Preservation

Hewn Elements LLC

Hewn offers IWUIC certified sustainable wood products for fire zones.

Can’t join us live? You can watch the recording at your convenience on our YouTube channel.

2025 State Fire Capacity (SFC) Grant Application Development Webinar
2025-07-09 10:00 - 12:00
2025 SFC Grant Application Development Webinar
Date: July 9th, 2025
Time: 10 A.M. – 12 P.M.
Location: Zoom – Register Here
On behalf of the Fire Safe Communities Program, the California Fire Safe Council will be hosting a webinar on how to prepare your application for the 2025 State Fire Capacity Grant Program. Click here to register for this event. The webinar will cover everything necessary to equip you with the tools to apply on time and correctly. These topics include federal grant basics, the ZoomGrants online application, and what to expect as the application process continues.
Click here to learn more about the 2025 State Fire Capacity Grant Program.

For More Information, Please Contact:

Christopher Lozano, Senior Grant Specialist, clozano@cafiresafecouncil.org
Jared Peri, Program Manager, jperi@cafiresafecouncil.org

2025 State Fire Capacity Grant Program Office Hours
2025-07-22 14:00 - 15:00
The California Fire Safe Council is pleased to invite you to participate in the 2025 State Fire Capacity Office Hours. We will be available to answer your questions about the State Fire Capacity Grant Program, provide guidance on any ZoomGrants issues, or offer support in any way that can help you succeed in the program. The Notice of Funding Opportunity can be found here.
Office Hours:
Date: Tuesdays and Thursdays (July 22nd – August 28th, 2025))
Time: 2PM – 3PM PT
Location: Microsoft Teams or you may also dial in by phone at 323-792-6282 (Conference ID: 218269346#)

Southern CA Regional Office Hours
2025-08-06 12:00 - 13:00
The Southern California Regional Open Office Hour occurs on the first Wednesday of each month, from 12:00 to 1:00 PM.
Microsoft Teams meeting
Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/2940108483311?p=3SOdjNpjnHTImBF24y
Meeting ID: 294 010 848 331 1
Passcode: [REDACTED]

Northern/Central CA Regional Office Hours
2025-08-07 12:00 - 13:00
The Northern/Central California Regional Open Office Hour occurs on the first Thursday of the month, from 12:00 to 1:00 PM.
Microsoft Teams meeting
Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/22977693935752?p=rjZKbQWES9utaxoLB8
Meeting ID: 229 776 939 357 52
Passcode: [REDACTED]

Northern/Central CA Regional Office Hours
2026-01-08 12:00 - 13:00
The Northern/Central California Regional Open Office Hour occurs on the first Thursday of the month, from 12:00 to 1:00 PM.
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMldeGtqDovGdxrKLjCEW2zcbgMSUhT2doE

Wildfire Cafe
2026-01-29 18:00 - 20:00
The Santa Monica Mountains Fire Safe Council invites you to join a Wildfire Café; a welcoming, supportive space to connect, reflect, and heal together one year after the 2025 fires.
Modeled after Climate Cafés, Wildfire Cafés are facilitated, community-centered conversations that offer a safe, judgment-free environment to share thoughts and feelings. These gatherings are not lectures or action-oriented sessions, and no advice is given. Instead, they are spaces for listening, validation, reflection, and emotional support in community.
🗓 Virtual Café: January 29 | 6–8 PM
📍 In-person Café: February 7 | 10 AM–1 PM @ The Getty Villa
Light refreshments and complimentary parking will be provided for the in-person event. Attendees are encouraged to enjoy the Getty Villa museum and gardens after the event.
The cafés are facilitated by Maksim, an artist and climate mental health facilitator featured by The Washington Post and the UN Science Summit, and Cindy, a climate action specialist and artist with Berkeley Law’s Center for Law, Energy, and the Environment (CLEE), whose work focuses on resilience, community care, and environmental justice.
These events are free, open to all ages, and open to community members impacted by wildfire and ecological change.
Please click here to RSVP.
Funding provided by Edison International through the California Fire Safe Council.

The Verizon Resilience Forum: How Innovative Tech is Modernizing Wildfire Management
2026-03-05 10:30 - 14:00
March 5, 2026

Cal Expo – Building 5, 1600 Exposition Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95815

10:30 – 12 PM Volunteer Activity | 12 – 2 PM Program
Click here to learn more & RSVP

2026 State Fire Capacity (SFC) Grant Program Application Webinar
2026-04-02 14:00 - 15:30
Join the California Fire Safe Council (CFSC) for the 2026 State Fire Capacity (SFC) Grant Program Application Webinar, a comprehensive training designed to support organizations interested in applying for federal funding to advance wildfire prevention, community resiliency, and hazard mitigation projects. This webinar will walk potential applicants through the full 2026 SFC grant cycle, from program requirements and eligibility to best practices for planning, writing, and submitting a competitive grant application through ZoomGrants.
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vr7zU10ZTH-KpqKkCizGOg#/registration

Open Office Hours: 2026 State Fire Capacity Application Support
2026-04-16 14:00 - 15:00
These Hours are designed to provide assistance to applicants of the 26 State Fire Capacity Funding Cycle including navigation of the ZoomGrants application.
These Hours will be offered on a drop-in basis.
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Microsoft Teams meeting
Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/29442493721591?p=rt4iDwzM6ccIs2b3Cf
Meeting ID: 294 424 937 215 91
Passcode: [REDACTED]
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Phone conference ID: 768 526 637#

Planting and Mulching at Ninos Community Garden
2026-05-09 09:00 - 13:00
Description
Join Sacramento City Vice Mayor Karina Talamantes, Sacramento Youth Parks and Community Enrichment VIP Program, California Volunteers, California Climate Action Corps, and Keep California Beautiful for a native planting and mulching event at Ninos Community Garden. Volunteers will support this community resource while taking part in the Community Climate Action Day Sacramento, connecting multiple service projects across the city. Snacks and refreshments will be provided. All tools and supplies will be provided. Disposable gloves will be provided, but volunteers are encouraged to bring reusable gloves if possible. Please dress for the weather, wear closed-toe shoes, and bring a reusable water bottle.
Please see below for a more detailed schedule of the day:

9:00am -9:30am: Volunteer check-in
9:30am – 10:00am: Welcome and speaker series
10:00am – 12:00pm: Native species planting and mulching service project at Ninos Community Garden
12:00pm – 1:00pm: FREE Lunch for all volunteers

Purpose
The service project is a part of the Sacramento Community Climate Action Day. Community Climate Action Days are an opportunity to work on projects protecting our communities against the harshest impacts of climate change while improving our quality of life and access to green spaces. These service days combine the forces of the California Service Corps, local community partners, leaders, nonprofits, elected officials and hundreds of volunteers in a powerful day of service. All volunteers will join the Climate Action Counts campaign to stay connected on future opportunities to stay engaged in this important work. This opportunity is made possible through partnerships at the state and local level, including: California Climate Action Corps, a program of California Volunteers, Keep California Beautiful, Sacramento City Vice Mayor Karina Talamantes, Sacramento Youth Parks and Community Enrichment VIP Program.
Role
Volunteers will plant native species and spread mulch to support community garden maintenance.
Vibe
Hands-on and active!
Location
Sacramento, CA 95833 (sign up to see exact location)

Ecological and Cultural Restoration of Bushy Lake
2026-05-09 09:00 - 13:00
Description
Join us for a day of climate action at Bushy Lake, where volunteers will help remove invasive plants and support restoration of this unique wetland habitat. In addition to hands-on work, participants will be given a guided tour of the lake to learn about native plants, wildlife, and the cultural knowledge that informs stewardship practices, including building a more fire-resilient landscape. No experience needed, just come ready to learn and get involved!
Please see below for a more detailed schedule of the day:

9:00am -9:30am: Volunteer check-in
9:30am – 10:00am: Welcome for volunteers
10:00am – 12:00pm: Service project at Bushy Lake
12:00pm – 1:00pm: FREE Lunch for all volunteers!

Purpose
The service project is a part of the Sacramento Community Climate Action Day. Community Climate Action Days are an opportunity to work on projects protecting our communities against the harshest impacts of climate change while improving our quality of life and access to green spaces. These service days combine the forces of the California Service Corps, local community partners, leaders, nonprofits, elected officials and hundreds of volunteers in a powerful day of service. All volunteers will join the Climate Action Counts campaign to stay connected on future opportunities to stay engaged in this important work. This opportunity is made possible through partnerships at the state and local level, including: California Climate Action Corps, a program of California Volunteers, and Keep California Beautiful.
Role
Volunteers will learn about local stewardship practices, including adaptive management approaches and the cultural resources connected to this landscape, while completing hands-on work removing invasive plant species to support habitat health and resilience.
Vibe
Hands-on and active!
Location
Sacramento, CA 95815 (sign up to see exact location)

Planting and Mulching at CapRadio Garden
2026-05-09 09:00 - 13:00
Volunteers may choose between two projects on the Sacramento State University campus. Join Sacramento State, California Volunteers, California Climate Action Corps, and Keep California Beautiful for either a Climate Action Counts workshop, where volunteers will learn more about the campaign that is uniting Californians statewide through individual actions. The second project on campus involves native planting and mulching at the CapRadio Garden. Volunteers will support this community resource while taking part in the Community Climate Action Day Sacramento, connecting multiple service projects across the city. Snacks and refreshments will be provided. All tools and supplies will be provided. Gloves will be provided, but volunteers are encouraged to bring reusable gloves if possible. Please dress for the weather, wear closed-toe shoes, and bring a reusable water bottle. Please see below for a more detailed schedule of the day: 9:00am -9:30am: Volunteer check-in 9:30am – 10:00am: Welcome and speaker series 10:00am – 12:00pm: Native species planting and mulching service project at CapRadio Garden 12:00pm – 1:00pm: FREE Lunch for all volunteers

Purpose
The service project is a part of the Sacramento Community Climate Action Day. Community Climate Action Days are an opportunity to work on projects protecting our communities against the harshest impacts of climate change while improving our quality of life and access to green spaces. These service days combine the forces of the California Service Corps, local community partners, leaders, nonprofits, elected officials and hundreds of volunteers in a powerful day of service. All volunteers will join the Climate Action Counts campaign to stay connected on future opportunities to stay engaged in this important work. This opportunity is made possible through partnerships at the state and local level, including: California Climate Action Corps, a program of California Volunteers, Keep California Beautiful, and Sacramento State.
Role
Volunteers will plant native species and spread mulch to support community garden maintenance.

Vibe
Hands-on and active!

Location
Sacramento, CA 95819 (sign up to see exact location)

Wildfire Resilience at Camp Pollock
2026-05-09 09:00 - 14:00
Description
Join us for a day of climate action in Sacramento where volunteers will give back to their open space by helping with trail maintenance, invasive plant removal and native plant planting! Volunteers will work in the propagation gardens at the Sacramento Valley Conservancy’s Camp Pollock. Volunteer efforts will contribute to a more sustainable and resilient community!
Please see below for a more detailed schedule of the day:

9:00am -9:30am: Volunteer check-in
9:30am – 10:00am: Welcome for volunteers
10:30am – 12:30pm: Service project at Camp Pollock
12:30pm – 2:00pm: FREE Lunch for all volunteers!

Purpose
The service project is a part of the Sacramento Community Climate Action Day. Community Climate Action Days are an opportunity to work on projects protecting our communities against the harshest impacts of climate change while improving our quality of life and access to green spaces. These service days combine the forces of the California Service Corps, local community partners, leaders, nonprofits, elected officials and hundreds of volunteers in a powerful day of service. All volunteers will join the Climate Action Counts campaign to stay connected on future opportunities to stay engaged in this important work. This opportunity is made possible through partnerships at the state and local level, including: California Climate Action Corps, a program of California Volunteers, Keep California Beautiful, and the Sacramento Valley Conservancy.
Role
Before completing their service project, volunteers will learn the recommended practices in this region for wildfire resilience led by the Sacramento Valley Conservancy staff, which will include: native species planting, invasive plant removal, trail maintenance and more!
Vibe
Hands-on and active!
Location
Sacramento, CA 95815 (sign up to see exact location)

Poway Non-Profit Grant Workshop
2026-05-11 18:00 - 19:30
Event Details:
Poway Non-Profit Grant Workshop
📅 Monday, May 11, 2026
📍 Poway Library Community Room – 13137 Poway Rd., Poway, CA 92064
🕕 6:00-7:30 PM
This workshop is designed to support local non-profit organizations and public agencies in navigating San Diego County’s grant application process and maximizing opportunities for funding. Attendees will gain valuable insights into eligibility requirements, application best practices, and key timelines, while also having the opportunity to ask questions and connect with fellow community organizations. This event is a chance to gain valuable insight into the grant programs available through Supervisor Anderson’s office, network with fellow non-profits, and ensure that your organization is equipped with the knowledge you need as we move into the next grant cycle.
To RSVP, please click here: 2026 Poway Non-Profit Grant Workshop

Grazing Workshop & Field Tour - Eastern Madera County FSC
2026-05-31 11:00 - 14:30
