The Peace & Justice Center is collecting warm clothing and work essentials for immigrant laborers and farmworkers through Indivisible Sonoma County’s BOOST program. Drop off donations Monday–Friday, 1–4 p.m.

Indivisible Sonoma County’s new BOOST program provides practical support for people in our community affected by harmful federal policies. Each quarter, BOOST will focus on a different community need.

For October and November, BOOST is collecting warm clothing and work essentials for immigrant laborers and farmworkers. In December, the program will support the Volunteer Center’s Secret Santa program.

Items needed

For men

• Leather work gloves
• Knitted beanies
• Warm socks, all sizes
• Hooded zip-up sweatshirts and jackets

For women

• Warm socks and hats
• Hooded pullover sweatshirts, sizes small through XXL

Clean, gently used jackets and sweatshirts are welcome. Please donate items in good condition so that our neighbors receive the care and dignity they deserve.

Drop off donations at the Peace & Justice Center

467 Sebastopol Avenue, Santa Rosa
Monday–Friday, 1–4 p.m.

Please call ahead at (707) 575-8902 to make sure staff will be available when you arrive.

You may also contribute to donation jars for jackets and sweatshirts at in-person Indivisible meetings.

Together, we can help keep Sonoma County’s immigrant workers warm this season.