Annual Program Supports Educators and Community Organizations Advancing Student Success and Local Impact
June 23, 2026 (Kenwood, CA) — Landmark Vineyards has awarded $75,000 in grants to five Sonoma County nonprofits and local schools as part of its 2026 Community Grants program, continuing its long-standing commitment to investing in the region’s people, workforce, and future.
Since its inception in 2014, Landmark’s Community Grants program has contributed more than $900,000 to initiatives that strengthen Sonoma County, with a focus on youth education, environmental stewardship, workforce development, and community wellness.
“Across Sonoma County, educators and local nonprofits are leading comprehensive solutions to support their communities every day,” said Molly Scott, senior director of grower and community relations at Landmark Vineyards. “Through our Community Grants program, we are supporting efforts that enhance learning experiences, open doors to new opportunities, and help sustain the environment that connects us all. Together, we are helping to build a resilient and prosperous future for Sonoma County.”
Grant recipients were selected based on demonstrated impact, strong community ties, and alignment with Sonoma County’s evolving needs. The 2026 Community Grants recipients include:
- La Luz Center – Expands early childhood education and parent engagement to support school readiness for underserved families.
- 10,000 Degrees – Creates opportunities for Sonoma County students from low-income backgrounds to access a quality college education and achieve career success.
- Career Technical Education Foundation of Sonoma County – Creates pathways and opportunities to high-demand careers through hands-on internships for local high school students.
- Valley of the Moon Children’s Foundation – Enhances access to critical pediatric dental care for children entering emergency foster care.
- Sonoma County Fundación de la Voz de los Viñedos – Advances leadership development and career mobility for vineyard workers through targeted training and industry partnerships.
“We are deeply grateful for this support from Landmark Vineyards, which allows us to expand access to the full range of college readiness and success programs we provide high school seniors across Sonoma County,” said Kim Mazzuca, president and CEO, 10,000 Degrees. “From bilingual financial aid and FAFSA workshops to near-peer college advising, scholarships, financial literacy, and guidance for families, we are helping students navigate every step of the path to higher education with greater knowledge, confidence, and support.”
As part of this year’s grants, Landmark is awarding $15,000 in classroom grants to local educators, helping bring new supplies, books, musical instruments, and athletic equipment into Sonoma County classrooms.
Landmark Vineyards will continue to work closely with its nonprofit partners throughout the year to track progress and share community impact. Supporting education, environmental sustainability, and workforce development remains central to the company’s broader commitment to corporate social responsibility.
For more information about the Landmark Vineyards Community Grants program, visit https://www.landmarkwine.com/community-grants.
To learn more about The Wonderful Company’s corporate social responsibility efforts, visit https://csr.wonderful.com/.
About Landmark Vineyards
Nestled at the base of the Mayacamas Mountain Range in the Sonoma Valley, Landmark Vineyards epitomizes the rustic grace and beauty of Sonoma County. Since 1974, Landmark has been dedicated to producing handcrafted, ultra-premium Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, sourcing grapes from unique vineyard sites throughout California to create rich, balanced wines. Its Hop Kiln Estate is a registered California Historical Landmark and expands Landmark Vineyards’ presence with two tasting rooms and properties in Sonoma and the Russian River Valley. Landmark wines may be purchased directly from Landmark’s Tasting Room or online store, or through membership in the Wine Society. To discover more about Landmark’s remarkable approach to winemaking, visit www.landmarkwine.com. To learn more about our corporate social responsibility work, visit https://csr.wonderful.com/.
