A home for good.

 

I started A Home for Good as a way to give back to the community I love so much. Through this effort, with the help and direction of my clients, I give 10% of my profits to non profit organizations doing work to help our community and those in need.

If you choose to work with me, at close of escrow you'll be able to allocate a portion of my commission to the nonprofit of your choice

Doesn’t that feel good?

One of the organizations I give my dollars and my heart to is CoachArt, a local nonprofit providing arts and athletic lessons for chronically ill children and their siblings.

One of the organizations I give my dollars and my heart to is CoachArt, a local nonprofit providing arts and athletic lessons for chronically ill children and their siblings.

 

Organizations I support

Do you have a favorite nonprofit doing amazing work in the community? Contact me and share their good work. I'm always looking for additional grantee organizations to fund.

 
 
 
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CoachArt

Since 2001, CoachArt has matched volunteer coaches with students for one-on-one or group lessons in arts and athletics. Our vision is that one day every family impacted by chronic illness will be connected to a community of support and an opportunity to learn and grow together.

 
 
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Community Foundation of Sonoma County - Resilience Fund

The Sonoma County Resilience Fund supports long-term recovery efforts after northern California fires. First established in 2017 to support recovery efforts from the North Bay Firestorm, our fund continues to be a source of long-term aid for Sonoma County.

 
 
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World Central Kitchen

Founded in 2010 by celebrity chef José Andrés, World Central Kitchen comes into areas devastated by natural disasters to feed the community and the first responders. It then works with the local community to solve longer-term problems of hunger after the disaster.

 
 
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Global Giving-California Wildfire Relief Fund

This fund supports immediate relief efforts for people impacted by the fires in California in the form of emergency supplies like food, water, and medicine. It will eventually transition to funding long-term assistance to help residents recover and rebuild.

 
 
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Lafayette Partners in Education

Lafayette Partners in Education (LPIE) is a community-based education foundation run by parent volunteers working to enhance and expand the educational opportunities for students in Lafayette’s six public schools: Burton Valley, Happy Valley, Lafayette and Springhill Elementary Schools, Stanley Middle School and Acalanes High School.