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    Employees from Fetzer Vineyards, the historic California vintner known for its sustainable practices and awarded wines, took part in the winery’s paid volunteer day, Force for Good Day, on Tuesday, May 15. 133 employees volunteered with six organizations in Mendocino and Sonoma counties, grooming community gardens, preparing and serving meals, maintaining trails, picking up trash, assisting with ecological research and cleaning up the Russian River.

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    Employees from Fetzer Vineyards, the historic California vintner known for its sustainable practices and awarded wines, took part in the winery’s paid volunteer day, Force for Good Day, on Tuesday, May 15. 133 employees volunteered with six organizations in Mendocino and Sonoma counties, grooming community gardens, preparing and serving meals, maintaining trails, picking up trash, assisting with ecological research and cleaning up the Russian River.

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    Employees from Fetzer Vineyards, the historic California vintner known for its sustainable practices and awarded wines, took part in the winery’s paid volunteer day, Force for Good Day, on Tuesday, May 15. 133 employees volunteered with six organizations in Mendocino and Sonoma counties, grooming community gardens, preparing and serving meals, maintaining trails, picking up trash, assisting with ecological research and cleaning up the Russian River.

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    If One Person Can

    Make a Difference...
    IMAGINE WHAT 133 CAN DO

    We believe creating trusted bonds in our


    community leads to good business. That’s
    why we gave our Hopland and Healdsburg
    133
    employees a day of paid volunteer time on
    EMPLOYEES
    our first-ever Force for Good Day, VOLUNTEERED
    May 15, 2018 with various organizations in Mendocino
    and Sonoma counties, grooming
    community gardens, preparing and
    serving meals, maintaining trails, picking
    up trash, assisting with ecological research
    WHAT WE and cleaning up the Russian River.
    ACCOMPLISHED:

    7,000 LBS OF PRODUCE


    SORTED

    17,833 MEALS
    PREPARED

    2,860 CLEANED UP LBS OF TRASH

    TOTAL TIME WORKED: 665 HOURS

    GARDENING FOR GOOD


    44 employees got their hands dirty weeding and
    planting in Ukiah community gardens alongside
    North Coast Opportunities Garden Project.
    As long-standing partners of this nonprofit,
    we donate a portion of the proceeds from
    our community wine sales to their cause.

    FEEDING THOSE IN NEED


    40 volunteers prepared and served meals, lending a
    helping hand to organizations working to feed the hungry.
    Plowshares: a community-funded nonprofit organization
    that has provided hot, nutritious meals and resources to
    those in need in inland Mendocino County since 1983
    Redwood Empire Food Bank: the largest hunger-relief
    organization serving north coastal California

    PRESERVING OUR TRAILS


    13 volunteers worked to clean up and maintain
    local trails with the Ukiah Valley Trail Group.
    This volunteer organization is dedicated to
    preserving, enhancing and establishing trails
    in inland Mendocino County.

    ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH
    IN THE NORTH COAST
    15 volunteers assisted with ecological research on
    climate change and invasive species through the
    Hopland Research and Extension Center (HREC).
    HREC is the University of California's principal field
    research facility for agriculture and natural resources
    in the North Coast.

    PROTECTING OUR WATERSHED


    With our home in the Russian River watershed, we recognize
    the importance of water stewardship. 21 employees engaged
    with the Clean River Alliance to clean up an area of the
    Russian River south of Hopland.
    The Clean River Alliance operates as a non-profit
    organization under the fiscal sponsorship of Russian
    Riverkeeper, which advocates for conservation and protection
    of the Russian River’s main stem, tributaries and watershed.

    WHY DID WE DO THIS?


    We believe in partnering with people
    and organizations in our community
    who foster collaborative and creative
    approaches to business while
    benefiting society. By mobilizing our
    workforce and creating an army of
    volunteers, we are giving back to the
    communities in which we live and
    work. This is one of the many ways we
    fulfill our B Corp commitment to use
    business as a force for good.

    http://www.plowsharesfeeds.org/ https://russianriverkeeper.org/about-us/
    http://mendotrails.org/about-us/ https://www.ncoinc.org/about-us/
    http://hrec.ucanr.edu/About_Us/ http://refb.org/about-us/

    © 2018 Fetzer Vineyards, Hopland, Mendocino Co., CA

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