Allied Grape Growers is a California cooperative consisting of more than 500 grower members. The Healdsburg office handles the Sonoma County region and keeps growers abreast of current market conditions from a grower's standpoint. The cooperative allocates all annual profits back to the membership and offers members workers' compensation, a grower's health insurance program for employees and dependents and a crop insurance program.
More than 40 Alexander Valley wineries, including some of the top wines made in Sonoma County, make up this association that was created to further the appellations most famous product. The main event of the season is the weekend long "Taste of Alexander Valley," which is happens every May and includes up to 20 wineries. This event features local foods paired with the showcased wines.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Sonoma County is a community youth organization with a location in Healdsburg. The club aims to create positive programming for youth in the area. Programming includes arts courses, leadership training, tutoring, life skills workshops, fitness classes and community service projects. For further inquiries, phone the Boys & Girls Club of Central Sonoma County directly.
This is an association that promotes the wines and wineries of Dry Creek Valley with two major events a year. "Passport to Dry Creek Valley" and newly added "Gateway to Passport," which made its debut in 2010, help the more than 60 wineries and 150 wine grape growers communicate why its products are some of the best on the market.
SECA helps wineries, vineyards and the agricultural industry to achieve compliance with labor laws in occupational health and safety (OSHA). It reviews and audits procedures to assure compliance prior to or following an OSHA inspection. Owners Carlos Chavez and Linda Mayberry Chavez started this business in 1999, following many years in the industry. Their office overlooks Healdsburg Plaza, on the second floor above the businesses Mr. Moon's and SnowBunny Yogurt.