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1410 Guerneville Road, Suite 14
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
(707) 575-0979

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MUSIC & GOURMET FOOD

A Benefit For
COMMUNITY SUPPORT NETWORK

in collaboration with Sweet T's Restaurant

Martinelli Winery

LOCATION: 3357 River Road, Windsor, CA
ATTIRE: Vineyard Chic, Boots Are Highly Encouraged!
TICKETS: $250 Per Person

Saturday, April 29, 2023

Reception, Followed by Fine Food, & Auction
START TIME: 3pm
RSVP BY: April 19th

Featuring Sonoma County's own COURT ‘n’ DISASTER, delivering rock and country music with humor and style.

Drawing from decades of honky tonk and rock ‘n roll traditions, COURT ‘n’ DISASTER blends vocal harmonies, instrumental expertise, and tall tales to serve up a high-steppin’, rock and rollickin’ musical encounter.

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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsorship Levels

For more information on how to sponsor Community Support Network's Annual Fundraiser: Boots & Vines, please contact Development & Training Manager, Danielle Hansen, via email at danielle@csn-mh.com or phone at (707)575-0979 ext.120.

Bronze - $2,000

Donor Benefits:

  • Recognition on CSN website and event page
  • Name highlighted in all event press release
  • Logo on event banner, presentation slides, and in program
  • Recognition in photos of event
  • VIP Seating (4 seats), includes special thank you gift, preferred seating, and service
  • VIP Parking for you and your guests
  • Customized social media post
  • Verbal recognition from the emcee
Silver - $4,000
Gold - $5,000
Platinum - $10,000

THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS

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YOUR SUPPORT IMPACTS OUR WORK

By The Numbers: Sonoma County Transitional Age Youth (TAY), Ages 18-24

304 Homeless TAY were found in 2020

Homeless youth in Sonoma County reported:

  • 28% identify as LGBT
  • 27% have less than a high school degree
  • 28% had history in the foster care system
  • 33% report PTSD
  • 45% report psychiatric conditions
  • 31% report drug or alcohol abuse

What Impact Did the Pandemic Have on Doing Your Job?

Meghan Murphy, MSW Youth Housing Director, gives insight into what keeps her going and how the pandemic has impacted the process at CSN.

A Message from a CSN Resident

Please watch this video and hear from one of our residents what your support has meant to her.