Let's Help Alderpoint Thrive

About

Alderpoint in the mid 1900s was a vibrant rural outpost for the pacific Railway and a bustling hub of ranching commerce....

ROAR (Revitalizing Opportunities for the Alderpoint Region) was created to strengthen the Alderpoint community—environmentally, culturally, and economically—through grant writing, community-building, and local projects that uplift both the region and its people.

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Our Projects

ROAR brings resources to Alderpoint by applying for grants to help our community.

Current projects

ROAR helped the Kettenpom-Zenia VFD apply for a $1.5 million Community Wildfire Defense Grant for fuel load reduction and escape corridor improvement from Zenia to the Alderpoint Bridge.
The State Coastal Conservancy approved ROAR’s grant titled "Protect the Sacred: Phase One Planning for Great Redwood Trail, Alderpoint" which will work towards sacred site and cultural plant protection as well as trash clean up.
ROAR was granted First Five Humboldt funds to continue holding a weekly playgroup for Alderpoint area babies, toddlers, and preschoolers at Casterlin School.

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Future projects

ROAR applied for the "Cannabis Restoration Grant Program” for extensive trash clean up and ecological restoration for Alderpoint. https://nrm.dfg.ca.gov/FileHandler.ashx?DocumentID=209227&inline

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Past projects

ROAR was granted a $500 Trees Foundation award to help Casterlin School fund a 3-day “Paleotechnics”workshop. Read more here: link to Forest and River News article about the workshop

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Community Partners

Our Collaborators

Every successful project is completed in collaboration with a network of community. "Many hands make the work light." We recognize the brilliance and diversity of expertise that exists within the county of Humboldt. At ROAR, we focus on inclusion and unity around a common vision: vision here.

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