April marks a season of renewal—and in Yountville, it’s a time to come together in service of the community. As we observe National Volunteer Month and National Volunteer Week (April 20–26), there’s no better moment to connect with local nonprofits that are quietly transforming lives in meaningful ways.
Whether you have time to give, resources to share, or a story to spread, these local organizations offer powerful opportunities to make a lasting impact—right here in Yountville and throughout Napa Valley.
Alaina’s Voice Foundation: Healing Through Kindness
Founded in memory of Alaina Housley, Alaina’s Voice uplifts the community through programs in music, education, and mental wellness. The foundation’s newest initiative, Alaina’s Bridge, offers no-cost therapy to individuals working to overcome violent or traumatic pasts—an investment in hope and healing.
HOW TO HELP:
Volunteer at events, donate to therapy programs, or simply help spread their message of resilience and compassion.
Learn more here.
Alzheimer’s Association: Walk to End Alzheimer’s – Napa County
On Saturday, September 6, 2025, Yountville Park will host the 13th annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s. This inspiring community event brings together families, caregivers, and advocates united in the mission to end a disease that touches far too many.
HOW TO HELP:
Volunteer for event day roles—from flower distribution to kids’ activities—or join the walk to raise critical funds for research and local support services.
Learn more here.
The Bridge Napa: Restoring Lives Through Purpose
The Bridge Napa offers a 12-month residential recovery program for men overcoming substance use disorder. With a focus on faith, purpose, and skilled labor training—from landscaping to appliance repair—participants rebuild their confidence and their future through meaningful work.
HOW TO HELP:
Local businesses and Chamber members are invited to partner with The Bridge by hiring their property maintenance teams or sponsoring services. Your support helps fund training and builds pathways back into the workforce.
Learn more here.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley: Shaping Tomorrow’s Leaders
Every day, more than 2,000 children and teens find safety, mentorship, and opportunity through the Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley. With a focus on academic success, healthy lifestyles, and character development, the organization plays a critical role in shaping confident, capable youth.
HOW TO HELP:
Get involved in their Community Campaign, sponsor a program, or volunteer at family-friendly events throughout the year.
Learn more here.
Molly’s Angels
Also serving Napa Valley, Molly’s Angels is dedicated to reducing senior isolation through free transportation services, social engagement opportunities, and compassionate outreach. They help ensure seniors make it to essential medical appointments and feel connected to their community.
HOW TO HELP:
Become a volunteer driver, contribute to their programs, or help organize community activities that bring joy and connection to local seniors.
Learn more here.
Napa Valley Vine Trail Coalition: Connecting Communities, One Mile at a Time
Spanning from Vallejo to Calistoga, the 47-mile Napa Valley Vine Trail has been in development since 2008, creating a safe and scenic path for walking, biking, and cultural connection. More than a trail, it’s a bridge between communities—and a bold investment in a greener, healthier Napa Valley.
HOW TO HELP:
Support the trail’s expansion by becoming a Vine Trail Passport holder, donating, or volunteering at upcoming events and build days.
Learn more here.
Napa Valley Marathon: Running with Purpose
The Kaiser Permanente Napa Valley Marathon is more than a race—it’s a force for good, contributing over $75,000 annually in scholarships and nonprofit support. Proceeds go toward student-athletes and local organizations that help build a stronger, more active community.
HOW TO HELP:
Volunteer during race weekend or contribute to the marathon’s Scholarship Program supporting local high school seniors.
Learn more here.
Napa Humane: Giving a Voice to the Voiceless
Since 1973, Napa Humane has championed the wellbeing of companion animals across the region. Through low-cost spay/neuter services, humane education, and adoption advocacy, the organization has helped reduce pet overpopulation and improve lives—both human and animal.
HOW TO HELP:
Volunteer for community events, make a donation, or help spread the word about the services Napa Humane provides to pet owners throughout Napa County.
Learn more here.
Seniors Helping Seniors
Based in Napa Valley, Seniors Helping Seniors pairs active, caring older adults with seniors who need a helping hand at home. Through this peer-to-peer support model, they offer companionship, assistance with daily activities, and meaningful connection that allows seniors to age with dignity in their own homes.
HOW TO HELP:
Volunteer as a companion, offer light help around the house, or donate to support their mission of keeping seniors independent and engaged.
Learn more here.
Waggin’ Trails Rescue Foundation
Waggin’ Trails Rescue Foundation works tirelessly to save companion animals from overcrowded California shelters and abandonment situations. Through a strong network of local placements and partnerships with like-minded rescue organizations, humane societies, and strictly no-kill shelters in neighboring states and western Canada, they ensure animals find safe, loving forever homes where demand is higher and space is available.
HOW TO HELP:
Foster a rescue animal, assist with transport, volunteer at adoption events, or donate to support their lifesaving work and relocation efforts.
Lear more here.
Be the Change, Right Here in Yountville
April invites us to pause, reflect, and give back. From small acts of service to long-term commitments, every contribution strengthens the fabric of our town. Together, we can build a more compassionate, connected Yountville—one volunteer at a time.