Donate

Funds are needed to meet the urgent housing needs of our community members, especially those facing displacement or living in substandard housing. Make a donation through West Marin Fund and 100% of your gift will go to community partners in West Marin who are providing direct assistance and outreach to families experiencing severe housing instability.

Raise your voice in support of affordable housing efforts.

Attend an upcoming community meeting, such as a Marin County Planning Commission hearing or County Board of Supervisors meeting. Currently, CLAM’s Coast Guard Housing and BCLT’s Bo Linda Vista will house more than 80 families and will need your support; follow the links and sign up to receive information about how to be an advocate for these critical homes.

Contribute to West Marin Fund’s Housing Action Fund.

Help families living in uninhabitable conditions and/or at risk of displacement by providing financial support. Make a donation through West Marin Fund and 100% of your gift will go to community partners in West Marin who are providing direct assistance and outreach to families experiencing severe housing instability.

Attend an upcoming community forum on worker housing.

Join us as we ground ourselves in what we know about the housing situation in West Marin and explore actions to advance housing solutions for workers here. These forums are open to anyone in the community. Free childcare and refreshments will be available. Translation support will be provided for Spanish speakers.

Create a safe, affordable, livable space for community members.

If you live in West Marin, consider whether you might be able to rent a portion of your property, an accessory dwelling unit (ADU), or a part of your home to local workers. Contact your local community land trust for more information about how this works.

Sign up for Marin Environmental Housing Collaborative’s weekly housing updates.

Learn more about ways to support ballot measures and specific housing projects that will help increase funding for affordable housing, protect current residents from displacement, and help us welcome more neighbors.