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We cannot prevent wildfires in Napa County; however, through forest management and education, we can mitigate their spread and damage. NCFF (Napa Firewise) pursues grant funding for extensive fuel reduction projects to create fire breaks, evacuation paths, and to lessen the fuel load in our wildland areas. We are developing a county-wide Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) – a highly complicated and expensive plan to produce, yet necessary for most large grant funding. At the same time, we provide education in important areas such as defensible space, home hardening, and efforts that lessen the damage from wildfires.

We also organize and support local community Fire Safe Councils so that neighbors know neighbors and neighborhoods can mobilize for their own local mitigation and safety efforts.

All our work is funded by grants and/or public contributions. We need your help to make Napa County as safe as possible from wildfires and save lives.

Please consider a tax-deductible donation to the Napa Communities Firewise Foundation or a Firesafe Council.

Donations can be made online or by sending your check, with NCFF or the designated recipient Fire Safe Council written in the memo line, to:

NCFF
PO Box 2336
Napa, CA 94558

If you wish to receive a tax receipt via email, please include your email address with your donation. Thank you for your support!

The Napa Communities Firewise Foundation is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization, tax id #26-0147748. Donations are tax-deductible. View our GuideStar profile ⟶

Our General Fund

Supporting our efforts throughout Napa County.

Fire Safe Council Donations

Support a specific Fire Safe Council below

Not yet a member of your local Fire Safe Council?

Looking to support a specific Firesafe Council?

Select your recipient FSC below:

  1. Angwin FSC

  2. Atlas Peak FSC

  3. Berryessa Estates FSC

  4. Berryessa Highlands FSC

  5. Berryessa West FSC

  6. Calistoga FSC

  7. Capell Valley FSC

  8. Circle Oaks FSC

  9. Coombsville-Wildhorse Valley FSC

  10. Deer Park FSC

  11. Diamond Mountain FSC

  12. Gordon Valley FSC

  13. Hagen Oaks FSC

  14. Hennessy Rector FSC

  15. Lake Hennessy FSC

  16. Mt. Veeder FSC

  17. Pope Valley FSC

  18. Silverado FSC

  19. Soda Canyon FSC

  20. Spring Mountain FSC

    The Glass Fire devastated many areas of Napa Valley in 2020 and the Spring Mountain District area was one of the hardest hit areas. State of the art fire fighting practices and equipment are consistently being evaluated to prevent a fire of that magnitude in the future.  The Spring Mountain Fire Safe Council is now raising money to install the Beacon Box mapping system on Spring Mountain. The Beacon Boxes will be a great new tool Spring Mountain Fire Safe Council’s arsenal to help the community. Each Beacon Box is approximately 2 x2’ with a bright red light on top,…

  21. St. Helena FSC

  22. Valley Stewards of the Napa Valley Fund

Thank You!

We appreciate your support and help in keeping Napa County safe.