◈ Homepage — http://www.westmarincommunityservices.org/Skip to content Open toolbar Accessibility Tools Increase Text Decrease Text Grayscale High Contrast Negative Contrast Light Background Links Underline Readable Font Reset 415-663-8361 [email protected] Home Calendar Programs About Us Ways To Give DONATE English Español Every One. All Ways. Collaborative Community Fund 12345 We need your support! WMCS is a crucial service hub meeting a range of needs that no other organization in our community addresses. Whether it’s helping with car repairs, providing nutritious food, or bringing services like COVID-19 tests and vaccinations, we are there for the most vulnerable in our community. Donate Get Help Get Involved About WMCS Youth Center Monday-Friday: 3-6pm Thrift Store Wednesday-Monday: 10:30am-5pm Food Pantry & Resource Center Monday,Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 9am - 12pm / 1pm - 4pm Thursday: noon - 5pm Our Impact FY 2022-2023 1,400+ Number of households that received assistance from our Resource Center 170,000 Pounds of food distrubuted to families in need. 15,000+ Units of public health supplies distributed such as masks and COVID-19 test kits. Stay Informed! Subscribe to our newsletter for updates and events with WMCS. 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Give Money We believe a strong community is one where we all look out for each other. If you agree, please consider a donation. Every dollar makes a huge difference in the lives of local people. All donations are tax deductible and are immediately implemented into our programs. Our federal tax ID# is 68-0197586 Online Online with your credit card, debit card . Please consider a monthly donation so we can count on your ongoing support. Donate / Donar Sending your check or money order to: West Marin Community Services P.O. Box 1093 Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Collaborative Community Fund Celebrate WMCS 25th Anniversary and invest in the next 25 years by giving to our Collaborative Community Fund! Collaborative Community Fund Give Food Bring your food donations to the Food Pantry at the Creamery Building on the corner of Mesa Rd and Highway 1 during open hours. We especially appreciate canned protein foods or fruits and vegetables from your garden. Clean paper grocery bags for Food Pantry. Drop off while we're open. We always need bags! Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9am-1pm Tuesday and Thursday 12-4pm Closed Saturday and Sunday Location: 11431 CA-1 Suite 10, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Give Goods A car, boat, truck or other vehicle that you no longer use Donate it to WMCS . We’ll make arrangements to tow it away, you will receive a tax receipt, and we will get the proceeds from the sale of the vehicle. To make sure your vehicle qualifies, contact CA RS at 855-500-RIDE (7433) , careasy.org . Quality Goods for the Thrift Store Drop off your items in clean, usable condition during Thrift Store hours Youth Center Food, art supplies, expertise and sports equipment are always appreciated. Volunteer Your Time and Skills Food Pantry The Food Pantry is a vital resource for our community. We receive large food deliveries where many hands make light work. Our ideal volunteers can lift boxes up to 30 pounds and help with food sorting during these deliveries. Thrift Store Be a part of the support for our Food Pantry, residents with emergency needs, scholarships for childcare, and many other much-needed projects. Shifts are typically a couple of hours of organizing the retail floor and donations or cashiering. Weekly or monthly commitments are much desired! Youth Services Love sports? Tutoring? Cooking? Art? Biking? Computers? The youth are eager to learn and interact with the community. Whether you come every week, or just drop in to play sports every once in awhile, your presence is important! Need young people to help on a community project? Have an activity or an experience you think West Marin youth would love to participate in? Please let us know, call today! Waterdogs The Waterdogs Swim Program has been teaching kids to swim in Tomales Bay for over 60 years. Kids who complete this program are rewarded with an American Red Cross swim safety certification. We need volunteers to help make this two-week class safe and rewarding. Working with a trained instructor, volunteers are in the water with small groups. Abriendo Caminos (Finding Our Path) Through this Latino engagement program we function as a bridge between the immigrant population and the larger community. We are looking for bilingual and bicultural Promotores to serve as key community members to connect the Latino community to vital resources. Occasionally, we will also need event volunteers to assist with food, set up, and clean up during trainings. Holiday Food and Gift Program Every holiday season at the end of the year we provide food and gifts to low-income families in partnership with Point Reyes Books, the California Highway Patrol, and the Dance Palace Community Center. Volunteers help with sorting toys, packing food boxes, and distributing gifts. Donate a Portion of Your Investments Stocks, Bonds and Mutuals Save on income taxes when you donate stocks, bonds, or mutual funds. You may direct your brokerage to transfer the shares to:       West Marin Community Services Vanguard Brokerage Account 48013031, DTC Code 0062 Vanguard Mutual Fund Account 88064177645 Please let us know the shares are coming so we can send you a tax receipt and thank-you letter after they arrive. If you don't let us know about the transfer, we won't know it came from you, as Vanguard is prohibited from telling us. Individual Retirement Accounts Are you age 70½ or older? Do you have an annual requirement to withdraw a certain amount from your IRA? If you answer ‘yes’ to both questions you can submit a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). This arrangement can save on taxes and, potentially, on Medicare B premiums. Please discuss these strategies with a trusted tax or investment adviser to make sure you will benefit, as everyone's situation is different. Legacy Giving There are many different options, offering a variety of tax advantages, for including WMCS in your estate planning and leaving a legacy for the community. For example, your will or living trust or make West Marin Community Services the beneficiary of your Traditional IRA. Directing your IRA custodian to make WMCS a beneficiary can be a tax-wise strategy that is free (or inexpensive) and easy to implement. Other strategies, offering various advantages, are more complicated and may require the services of an attorney. Please call or email us if you would like to discuss a gift of this kind or consult with your professional estate planner. 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All Ways. Ways to Give There are a variety of different ways that you can donate to WMCS to help keep our doors open and our programs up and running. Give Money We believe a strong community is one where we all look out for each other. If you agree, please consider a donation. Every dollar makes a huge difference in the lives of local people. All donations are tax deductible and are immediately implemented into our programs. Our federal tax ID# is 68-0197586 Online Online with your credit card, debit card . Please consider a monthly donation so we can count on your ongoing support. Donate / Donar Sending your check or money order to: West Marin Community Services P.O. Box 1093 Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Collaborative Community Fund Celebrate WMCS 25th Anniversary and invest in the next 25 years by giving to our Collaborative Community Fund! Collaborative Community Fund Give Food Bring your food donations to the Food Pantry at the Creamery Building on the corner of Mesa Rd and Highway 1 during open hours. We especially appreciate canned protein foods or fruits and vegetables from your garden. Clean paper grocery bags for Food Pantry. Drop off while we're open. We always need bags! Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9am-1pm Tuesday and Thursday 12-4pm Closed Saturday and Sunday Location: 11431 CA-1 Suite 10, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Give Goods A car, boat, truck or other vehicle that you no longer use Donate it to WMCS . We’ll make arrangements to tow it away, you will receive a tax receipt, and we will get the proceeds from the sale of the vehicle. To make sure your vehicle qualifies, contact CA RS at 855-500-RIDE (7433) , careasy.org . Quality Goods for the Thrift Store Drop off your items in clean, usable condition during Thrift Store hours Youth Center Food, art supplies, expertise and sports equipment are always appreciated. Volunteer Your Time and Skills Food Pantry The Food Pantry is a vital resource for our community. We receive large food deliveries where many hands make light work. Our ideal volunteers can lift boxes up to 30 pounds and help with food sorting during these deliveries. Thrift Store Be a part of the support for our Food Pantry, residents with emergency needs, scholarships for childcare, and many other much-needed projects. Shifts are typically a couple of hours of organizing the retail floor and donations or cashiering. Weekly or monthly commitments are much desired! Youth Services Love sports? Tutoring? Cooking? Art? Biking? Computers? The youth are eager to learn and interact with the community. Whether you come every week, or just drop in to play sports every once in awhile, your presence is important! Need young people to help on a community project? Have an activity or an experience you think West Marin youth would love to participate in? Please let us know, call today! Waterdogs The Waterdogs Swim Program has been teaching kids to swim in Tomales Bay for over 60 years. Kids who complete this program are rewarded with an American Red Cross swim safety certification. We need volunteers to help make this two-week class safe and rewarding. Working with a trained instructor, volunteers are in the water with small groups. Abriendo Caminos (Finding Our Path) Through this Latino engagement program we function as a bridge between the immigrant population and the larger community. We are looking for bilingual and bicultural Promotores to serve as key community members to connect the Latino community to vital resources. Occasionally, we will also need event volunteers to assist with food, set up, and clean up during trainings. Holiday Food and Gift Program Every holiday season at the end of the year we provide food and gifts to low-income families in partnership with Point Reyes Books, the California Highway Patrol, and the Dance Palace Community Center. Volunteers help with sorting toys, packing food boxes, and distributing gifts. Donate a Portion of Your Investments Stocks, Bonds and Mutuals Save on income taxes when you donate stocks, bonds, or mutual funds. You may direct your brokerage to transfer the shares to:       West Marin Community Services Vanguard Brokerage Account 48013031, DTC Code 0062 Vanguard Mutual Fund Account 88064177645 Please let us know the shares are coming so we can send you a tax receipt and thank-you letter after they arrive. If you don't let us know about the transfer, we won't know it came from you, as Vanguard is prohibited from telling us. Individual Retirement Accounts Are you age 70½ or older? Do you have an annual requirement to withdraw a certain amount from your IRA? If you answer ‘yes’ to both questions you can submit a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). This arrangement can save on taxes and, potentially, on Medicare B premiums. Please discuss these strategies with a trusted tax or investment adviser to make sure you will benefit, as everyone's situation is different. Legacy Giving There are many different options, offering a variety of tax advantages, for including WMCS in your estate planning and leaving a legacy for the community. For example, your will or living trust or make West Marin Community Services the beneficiary of your Traditional IRA. Directing your IRA custodian to make WMCS a beneficiary can be a tax-wise strategy that is free (or inexpensive) and easy to implement. Other strategies, offering various advantages, are more complicated and may require the services of an attorney. Please call or email us if you would like to discuss a gift of this kind or consult with your professional estate planner. 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PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey Skip to content Open toolbar Accessibility Tools Accessibility Tools Increase Text Increase Text Decrease Text Decrease Text Grayscale Grayscale High Contrast High Contrast Negative Contrast Negative Contrast Light Background Light Background Links Underline Links Underline Readable Font Readable Font Reset Reset Financials - West Marin Community Services 415-663-8361 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Facebook Instagram Home Calendar Programs Abriendo Caminos Waterdogs 2026 Financial Assistance Food Pantry Community Health & Emergency Preparedness Youth Services Thrift Store About Us About WMCS Contact Us Careers at WMCS Community Partners Testimonials Reports & Financials Equity Statement Ways To Give GIve Money Give Food Give Goods Volunteer Donate Stock Legacy Giving DONATE Select Page Every One. All Ways. Reports & Financials See how WMCS has grown and changed over the years to accommodate the needs of the community. Impact Reports 2024-2025 Impact Report Annual Reports 2021-2022 Annual Report 2019-2020 Annual Report 2018-2019 Annual Report 2016-2017 Annual Report 2015-2016 Annual Report 990’s 2019-2020 990 Report 2018-2019 990 Report 2017-2018 990 Report 2016-2017 990 Report 2015-2016 990 Report PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey Skip to content Open toolbar Accessibility Tools Accessibility Tools Increase Text Increase Text Decrease Text Decrease Text Grayscale Grayscale High Contrast High Contrast Negative Contrast Negative Contrast Light Background Light Background Links Underline Links Underline Readable Font Readable Font Reset Reset Testimonials - West Marin Community Services 415-663-8361 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Facebook Instagram Home Calendar Programs Abriendo Caminos Waterdogs 2026 Financial Assistance Food Pantry Community Health & Emergency Preparedness Youth Services Thrift Store About Us About WMCS Contact Us Careers at WMCS Community Partners Testimonials Reports & Financials Equity Statement Ways To Give GIve Money Give Food Give Goods Volunteer Donate Stock Legacy Giving DONATE Select Page Every One. All Ways. Testimonials A few kind words from community members who have benefited from our services. I always knew I lived in a special place. But I did not know it was heaven until I was surrounded by Angels. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You’ve expanded the world we live in. - San Geronimo couple for assistance with a wheelchair lift for their van Mondays are special days! The Food Pantry is full of surprises. Since I have been ill, it is difficult to go over the hill for food and be able to eat vegetables and fruit. The Monday pantry is a big help! Thank you Cynthia, Socorro, and Community Services! - A low-income single senior You were there when I needed the most. We lost everything in the fire. Thank you for the food, money, clothes, and household items. Thank you—thank you for helping us! - Maria Loza, C Ranch fire victim Abriendo Caminos me fortalece personalmente, me da armas para enfrentar los problemas en mi trabajo y en la comunidad.   Abriendo Caminos gives me strength, and gives me the tools to solve problems at work and in my community. - Miguel Martinez, Sr. I love the dangly earrings and other good stuff my Grammy buys me at the Thrift Store. It’s awesome! - Lucy Hamilton, 8, granddaughter of volunteer, Gina Kutchins I love feeling as if I’m helping the community and having fun at the same time – plus the Thrift Store has such a happy vibe! - Deb Jones, volunteer The Thrift Store has fair, affordable prices, provides a chance to mingle with friends and I know that all dollars spent will go to the needy in our community. - Gina Kutchins, volunteer Thank you for being there for me. You taught me how to swim. You helped me get a scholarship to sailing camp. I love you all so much. THANKS. - Graciela, Waterdogs Swim Class The rental assistance helped us in getting ahead. My husband was unemployed for about a month. We felt that we were falling behind. We now know that we will be able to pay the rent next month. It gives us peace of mind because we know that our three-year-old, and eighteen-month-old babies will have a roof over their heads. - The Point Reyes mother of a family of four Gracias al West Marin Lions Club, nuestra comunidad ha podido lograr una muy esperada meta: la de crear un espacio y un lugar que los chicos en esta franja de West Marín puedan considerar como suyo. Con el patrocinio fiscal de West Marin Community Services, ahora es una realidad la sala de estar del Tomales Bay Youth Center. - Madeline Hope, Directora del Tomales Bay Youth Cente West Marin Community Services, through fiscal sponsorship, embraced the concept of the Town Commons so readily, making it possible to transform a vacant lot into a vibrant gathering place for residents and visitors. - Mark Switzer, West Marin Commons I believe local businesses should support community programs because we’re all in this together. - Dan Thompson, Perry’s If it weren't for WMCS, I wouldn't feel as good as I do about living here. No matter what the need, WMCS finds a way to lend a hand. It makes for a more inclusive, full and caring community for all of us. - Kris Brown, WMCS Board member WMCS drew me to joining the Board because of its reputation in this community of being an agency that was able to get things done well and efficiently for the common good of the community. - Jeff Felix, WMCS Board member On behalf of the Marin County Free Library, thank you so much for your continuing support of our efforts to provide services to immigrant families and children through our classes, programs, and cultural events! - Bonny White, Branch Manager, West Marin Literacy Services, Marin County Free Library Es un honor participar en este entrenamiento. He escuchado de las dificultades que tienen que pasar para poder sobre vivir en este país. Yo les doy las gracias mi mamá y mi papá por participar en este taller y querer involucrase mas en la comunidad—ustedes son mi inspiración.   It is an honor to participate in Abriendo Caminos. I am learning a lot about the struggles that my parents had to face in order to survive in this country. I thank you mom and dad for participating in these workshops and for wanting to be involve in this community—you inspire me. - Jorge Martinez, Jr. West Marin Community Resources has provided critical support for parents and children to participate fully in the life of our community by starting at the start – in toddler care and preschool that they could not afford otherwise. - Ward Young, Director, Bolinas Children's Center I really value the involvement of WMCS in the Pre K-3 Early Education Initiative at Tomales Elementary School. It enables us to address the achievement gap in our communities in a meaningful way. We have increased parent engagement and a state-of-the-art preschool, Shoreline Acres, that reflects our demographics. - Rebecca Porrata, retired Public Health Nurse-Family Advocate, Tomales The Thrift Store has fair, affordable prices, provides a chance to mingle with friends and I know that all dollars spent will go to the needy in our community. - Gina Kutchins, volunteer PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey Skip to content Open toolbar Accessibility Tools Accessibility Tools Increase Text Increase Text Decrease Text Decrease Text Grayscale Grayscale High Contrast High Contrast Negative Contrast Negative Contrast Light Background Light Background Links Underline Links Underline Readable Font Readable Font Reset Reset Ways To Give - West Marin Community Services 415-663-8361 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Facebook Instagram Home Calendar Programs Abriendo Caminos Waterdogs 2026 Financial Assistance Food Pantry Community Health & Emergency Preparedness Youth Services Thrift Store About Us About WMCS Contact Us Careers at WMCS Community Partners Testimonials Reports & Financials Equity Statement Ways To Give GIve Money Give Food Give Goods Volunteer Donate Stock Legacy Giving DONATE Select Page Every One. All Ways. Ways to Give There are a variety of different ways that you can donate to WMCS to help keep our doors open and our programs up and running. Give Money We believe a strong community is one where we all look out for each other. If you agree, please consider a donation. Every dollar makes a huge difference in the lives of local people. All donations are tax deductible and are immediately implemented into our programs. Our federal tax ID# is 68-0197586 Online Online with your credit card, debit card . Please consider a monthly donation so we can count on your ongoing support. Donate / Donar Sending your check or money order to: West Marin Community Services P.O. Box 1093 Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Collaborative Community Fund Celebrate WMCS 25th Anniversary and invest in the next 25 years by giving to our Collaborative Community Fund! Collaborative Community Fund Give Food Bring your food donations to the Food Pantry at the Creamery Building on the corner of Mesa Rd and Highway 1 during open hours. We especially appreciate canned protein foods or fruits and vegetables from your garden. Clean paper grocery bags for Food Pantry. Drop off while we're open. We always need bags! Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9am-1pm Tuesday and Thursday 12-4pm Closed Saturday and Sunday Location: 11431 CA-1 Suite 10, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Give Goods A car, boat, truck or other vehicle that you no longer use Donate it to WMCS . We’ll make arrangements to tow it away, you will receive a tax receipt, and we will get the proceeds from the sale of the vehicle. To make sure your vehicle qualifies, contact CA RS at 855-500-RIDE (7433) , careasy.org . Quality Goods for the Thrift Store Drop off your items in clean, usable condition during Thrift Store hours Youth Center Food, art supplies, expertise and sports equipment are always appreciated. Volunteer Your Time and Skills Food Pantry The Food Pantry is a vital resource for our community. We receive large food deliveries where many hands make light work. Our ideal volunteers can lift boxes up to 30 pounds and help with food sorting during these deliveries. Thrift Store Be a part of the support for our Food Pantry, residents with emergency needs, scholarships for childcare, and many other much-needed projects. Shifts are typically a couple of hours of organizing the retail floor and donations or cashiering. Weekly or monthly commitments are much desired! Youth Services Love sports? Tutoring? Cooking? Art? Biking? Computers? The youth are eager to learn and interact with the community. Whether you come every week, or just drop in to play sports every once in awhile, your presence is important! Need young people to help on a community project? Have an activity or an experience you think West Marin youth would love to participate in? Please let us know, call today! Waterdogs The Waterdogs Swim Program has been teaching kids to swim in Tomales Bay for over 60 years. Kids who complete this program are rewarded with an American Red Cross swim safety certification. We need volunteers to help make this two-week class safe and rewarding. Working with a trained instructor, volunteers are in the water with small groups. Abriendo Caminos (Finding Our Path) Through this Latino engagement program we function as a bridge between the immigrant population and the larger community. We are looking for bilingual and bicultural Promotores to serve as key community members to connect the Latino community to vital resources. Occasionally, we will also need event volunteers to assist with food, set up, and clean up during trainings. Holiday Food and Gift Program Every holiday season at the end of the year we provide food and gifts to low-income families in partnership with Point Reyes Books, the California Highway Patrol, and the Dance Palace Community Center. Volunteers help with sorting toys, packing food boxes, and distributing gifts. Donate a Portion of Your Investments Stocks, Bonds and Mutuals Save on income taxes when you donate stocks, bonds, or mutual funds. You may direct your brokerage to transfer the shares to:       West Marin Community Services Vanguard Brokerage Account 48013031, DTC Code 0062 Vanguard Mutual Fund Account 88064177645 Please let us know the shares are coming so we can send you a tax receipt and thank-you letter after they arrive. If you don't let us know about the transfer, we won't know it came from you, as Vanguard is prohibited from telling us. Individual Retirement Accounts Are you age 70½ or older? Do you have an annual requirement to withdraw a certain amount from your IRA? If you answer ‘yes’ to both questions you can submit a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). This arrangement can save on taxes and, potentially, on Medicare B premiums. Please discuss these strategies with a trusted tax or investment adviser to make sure you will benefit, as everyone's situation is different. Legacy Giving There are many different options, offering a variety of tax advantages, for including WMCS in your estate planning and leaving a legacy for the community. For example, your will or living trust or make West Marin Community Services the beneficiary of your Traditional IRA. Directing your IRA custodian to make WMCS a beneficiary can be a tax-wise strategy that is free (or inexpensive) and easy to implement. Other strategies, offering various advantages, are more complicated and may require the services of an attorney. Please call or email us if you would like to discuss a gift of this kind or consult with your professional estate planner. PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey Skip to content Open toolbar Accessibility Tools Accessibility Tools Increase Text Increase Text Decrease Text Decrease Text Grayscale Grayscale High Contrast High Contrast Negative Contrast Negative Contrast Light Background Light Background Links Underline Links Underline Readable Font Readable Font Reset Reset Ways To Give - West Marin Community Services 415-663-8361 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Facebook Instagram Home Calendar Programs Abriendo Caminos Waterdogs 2026 Financial Assistance Food Pantry Community Health & Emergency Preparedness Youth Services Thrift Store About Us About WMCS Contact Us Careers at WMCS Community Partners Testimonials Reports & Financials Equity Statement Ways To Give GIve Money Give Food Give Goods Volunteer Donate Stock Legacy Giving DONATE Select Page Every One. All Ways. Ways to Give There are a variety of different ways that you can donate to WMCS to help keep our doors open and our programs up and running. Give Money We believe a strong community is one where we all look out for each other. If you agree, please consider a donation. Every dollar makes a huge difference in the lives of local people. All donations are tax deductible and are immediately implemented into our programs. Our federal tax ID# is 68-0197586 Online Online with your credit card, debit card . Please consider a monthly donation so we can count on your ongoing support. Donate / Donar Sending your check or money order to: West Marin Community Services P.O. Box 1093 Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Collaborative Community Fund Celebrate WMCS 25th Anniversary and invest in the next 25 years by giving to our Collaborative Community Fund! Collaborative Community Fund Give Food Bring your food donations to the Food Pantry at the Creamery Building on the corner of Mesa Rd and Highway 1 during open hours. We especially appreciate canned protein foods or fruits and vegetables from your garden. Clean paper grocery bags for Food Pantry. Drop off while we're open. We always need bags! Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9am-1pm Tuesday and Thursday 12-4pm Closed Saturday and Sunday Location: 11431 CA-1 Suite 10, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Give Goods A car, boat, truck or other vehicle that you no longer use Donate it to WMCS . We’ll make arrangements to tow it away, you will receive a tax receipt, and we will get the proceeds from the sale of the vehicle. To make sure your vehicle qualifies, contact CA RS at 855-500-RIDE (7433) , careasy.org . Quality Goods for the Thrift Store Drop off your items in clean, usable condition during Thrift Store hours Youth Center Food, art supplies, expertise and sports equipment are always appreciated. Volunteer Your Time and Skills Food Pantry The Food Pantry is a vital resource for our community. We receive large food deliveries where many hands make light work. Our ideal volunteers can lift boxes up to 30 pounds and help with food sorting during these deliveries. Thrift Store Be a part of the support for our Food Pantry, residents with emergency needs, scholarships for childcare, and many other much-needed projects. Shifts are typically a couple of hours of organizing the retail floor and donations or cashiering. Weekly or monthly commitments are much desired! Youth Services Love sports? Tutoring? Cooking? Art? Biking? Computers? The youth are eager to learn and interact with the community. Whether you come every week, or just drop in to play sports every once in awhile, your presence is important! Need young people to help on a community project? Have an activity or an experience you think West Marin youth would love to participate in? Please let us know, call today! Waterdogs The Waterdogs Swim Program has been teaching kids to swim in Tomales Bay for over 60 years. Kids who complete this program are rewarded with an American Red Cross swim safety certification. We need volunteers to help make this two-week class safe and rewarding. Working with a trained instructor, volunteers are in the water with small groups. Abriendo Caminos (Finding Our Path) Through this Latino engagement program we function as a bridge between the immigrant population and the larger community. We are looking for bilingual and bicultural Promotores to serve as key community members to connect the Latino community to vital resources. Occasionally, we will also need event volunteers to assist with food, set up, and clean up during trainings. Holiday Food and Gift Program Every holiday season at the end of the year we provide food and gifts to low-income families in partnership with Point Reyes Books, the California Highway Patrol, and the Dance Palace Community Center. Volunteers help with sorting toys, packing food boxes, and distributing gifts. Donate a Portion of Your Investments Stocks, Bonds and Mutuals Save on income taxes when you donate stocks, bonds, or mutual funds. You may direct your brokerage to transfer the shares to:       West Marin Community Services Vanguard Brokerage Account 48013031, DTC Code 0062 Vanguard Mutual Fund Account 88064177645 Please let us know the shares are coming so we can send you a tax receipt and thank-you letter after they arrive. If you don't let us know about the transfer, we won't know it came from you, as Vanguard is prohibited from telling us. Individual Retirement Accounts Are you age 70½ or older? Do you have an annual requirement to withdraw a certain amount from your IRA? If you answer ‘yes’ to both questions you can submit a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). This arrangement can save on taxes and, potentially, on Medicare B premiums. Please discuss these strategies with a trusted tax or investment adviser to make sure you will benefit, as everyone's situation is different. Legacy Giving There are many different options, offering a variety of tax advantages, for including WMCS in your estate planning and leaving a legacy for the community. For example, your will or living trust or make West Marin Community Services the beneficiary of your Traditional IRA. Directing your IRA custodian to make WMCS a beneficiary can be a tax-wise strategy that is free (or inexpensive) and easy to implement. Other strategies, offering various advantages, are more complicated and may require the services of an attorney. Please call or email us if you would like to discuss a gift of this kind or consult with your professional estate planner. PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey Skip to content Open toolbar Accessibility Tools Accessibility Tools Increase Text Increase Text Decrease Text Decrease Text Grayscale Grayscale High Contrast High Contrast Negative Contrast Negative Contrast Light Background Light Background Links Underline Links Underline Readable Font Readable Font Reset Reset Collaborative Fund - West Marin Community Services 415-663-8361 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Facebook Instagram Home Calendar Programs Abriendo Caminos Waterdogs 2026 Financial Assistance Food Pantry Community Health & Emergency Preparedness Youth Services Thrift Store About Us About WMCS Contact Us Careers at WMCS Community Partners Testimonials Reports & Financials Equity Statement Ways To Give GIve Money Give Food Give Goods Volunteer Donate Stock Legacy Giving DONATE Select Page Collaborative Community Fund As we reflect on our growth and services provided over the years, we're honored to celebrate our first 25 years as an established 501 c(3) organization. We look forward to continue extending our branches as we strive for full bellies, warm hearts, thriving families y una comunidad unida . Every One. All Ways. Support The Fund West Marin Community Services (WMCS) is a central hub for a diverse range of services that support our neighbors in West Marin. We respond to ever-changing circumstances and act as a safety-net to address needs unfulfilled by other organizations or government programs. This organization works to bring the community closer together by building equity and fostering effective communication. For more than 40 years, we have provided critical support in many forms: supplying food to the hungry , clothing and household items to families , providing referrals to county, state, and federal programs, offering sponsorship to local non-profits , and much more to community members in need. 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All Ways. Thrift Store From clothing and jewelry to kitchenware and sporting equipment, you never know what kind of treasure you will unearth. Hours Wednesday - Monday 10:30 am - 5 pm Closed Tuesday Contact 415-663-9227 [email protected] About View this profile on Instagram West Marin Community Services Thrift Store (@ wmcsthrift ) • Instagram photos and videos Since 1987, this local institution offers low-cost clothing and household items as a mechanism for recycling usable, quality merchandise, and financially support WMCS programs. Every day the Thrift Store receives fantastic merchandise, and we get it on the floor fast! Our items range from clothing and jewelry to kitchenware and sporting equipment, you never know what kind of treasure you will unearth. You can find what you’re looking for from dollar rack to our high-end items, we have products that can fit any budget. Follow our store on Instagram and Facebook for regular updates. We Have Heard You! We at WMCS Thrift Store are focusing on keeping prices affordable. Come check out our new Boutique Section where we offer name-brand and high-end items. The rest of the store is for our bargains and sticker-shock-safe stock. Happy thrifting! Giving Back Not only do we recycle goods back out to the community, but your dollar gets reused too! 100% of profits go right into our community programs to support emergency needs, scholarships for childcare, and much more. WMCS Thrift’s contributes to about 25-33% of WMCS’s annual program budget that goes right back out to the community. Vouchers Our Resource Office issues clothing and household item vouchers to low-income people and families to use at the Thrift Store. Contact us for more information. Donations Donations of clothing, shoes, kitchenware, jewelry, toys, books, and décor are accepted Wednesday through Monday, from 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM . We do not accept computers, large appliances and furniture, mattresses, or TVs. Please make sure all items are clean, undamaged, and in good usable condition. Employment and volunteering Our store employees and volunteers are local residents who enjoy benefits and discounts. We’re always looking for cashiers, customer service wizards, and organizers. It’s a fun and interactive role, and you get to work with an amazing team. Email us if you’re interested in working or volunteering at our shop.   Location 11431 CA-1 (corner of Mesa Road), Suite 16, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey Skip to content Open toolbar Accessibility Tools Accessibility Tools Increase Text Increase Text Decrease Text Decrease Text Grayscale Grayscale High Contrast High Contrast Negative Contrast Negative Contrast Light Background Light Background Links Underline Links Underline Readable Font Readable Font Reset Reset Youth Services - West Marin Community Services 415-663-8361 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Facebook Instagram Home Calendar Programs Abriendo Caminos Waterdogs 2026 Financial Assistance Food Pantry Community Health & Emergency Preparedness Youth Services Thrift Store About Us About WMCS Contact Us Careers at WMCS Community Partners Testimonials Reports & Financials Equity Statement Ways To Give GIve Money Give Food Give Goods Volunteer Donate Stock Legacy Giving DONATE Select Page Every One. All Ways. Youth Services Youth are the backbone to any community. Our committed focus to nurturing the minds and hearts of youth in West Marin outside of school hours is one of our top priorities. Sign up for WMCS Youth Programs Contact 415-663-8418 | [email protected] About View this profile on Instagram WMCS Youth Program (@ wmcsyouthprogram ) • Instagram photos and videos The WMCS-Youth Services Program was adopted in 2021 by taking on the Youth Center on the West Marin Elementary School campus. We are excited about our plans to continue to offer expanded, meaningful, hands-on programming for youth and families in West Marin. Our Youth Center is open 5 days a week afterschool offering a different activity every day such as art, cooking classes, tutoring, mountain biking, music, field trips, and much more. Camps during school breaks offer students engaging and enriching activities to stay safe and healthy when school is out of session. Academic Resources and Social-Emotional Learning We stay focused on how best to provide after-school tutoring and targeted social-emotional support for students during non-school time. We continue to meet with key community partners, a Youth Services Committee, school staff, and parents to understand how to arrange these essential supports. We encourage each student to have both personal and academic goals for the school year. Whether a student is enrolled with 10K Degrees , Academic Wednesdays, or Kahn Academy , there are several academic pathways to follow. Additionally, our Youth Center continues to develop an awareness of social-emotional, mental health, and social justice issues. These are learning opportunities that will need sufficient resources, more community partnerships, and your help to work effectively with each student. We encourage you to reach out to your teachers, family advocates, school counselors, Shoreline Mentors, library staff, sports coaches, and mentors who can help your family connect with necessary resources. Outdoor Recreational Activities The WMCS Youth Center aka Tomales Bay Youth Center (TBYC) strives to offer opportunities for youth to participate in outdoor recreational activities. We achieve this goal with weekly mountain biking trips to local parks and trails. Students can also join our year-round fishing and hiking clubs. During the summer, we offer field trips to state and county parks, opportunities such as swimming in Tomales Bay, meeting park rangers to learn more about the ecosystems, and experiences of exploring the outdoors. It is crucial for youth to participate in these programs as the benefits are exponential to their physical and mental health. Thank you for the support and helping WMCS keep TBYC a place where youth can participate in outdoor education. Volunteer Love sports? Tutoring? Cooking? Art? Biking? Computers? The youth are eager to learn and interact with the community. Whether you come every week, or just drop in to play sports every once in awhile, your presence is important! Engage Need young people to help on a community project? Have an activity or an experience you think West Marin youth would love to participate in? Please let us know! Call 415-663-8418 or email [email protected] today! Donate Food, art supplies, expertise and sports equipment are always appreciated. Financial donations will allow us to expand our hours, hire more staff, and provide more wonderful activities for our students! We need your support to continue to provide youth services. Donations and scholarships allow for all young people to participate in our program. Thank you for helping us create bright futures for the youth of West Marin! Donate WMCS Teen Center Hours Monday - Fridays 2:30 - 5:30pm Wednesdays 1:15 - 5:30pm Closed during school breaks and holidays Teen Center - Point Reyes At the West Marin Elementary School 11550 Shoreline Hwy, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Teen Center - Tomales At the Tomales Town Hall 11550 Shoreline Hwy, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Youth Program Event Calendar   Youth Resources Be The Influence - Reduce teen alcohol, cannabis, tobacco, and other drug use by empowering parents with factual information and the tools to support their children in making healthy and safe choices. California Parent & Youth Helpline - Emotional support for families challenged by the pressures of COVID-19. Huckleberry Youth Programs - Educate, inspire, and support under served youth to develop healthy life choice, to maximize their potential, and to realize their dreams. Marin Al-Anon and Al-Teen - A fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics. They meet together - virtually or in person - to solve our common problems and to share experience, strength, and hope with one another. Marin Prevention Network - A collaboration of community coalitions, organizations, and individuals actively seeking to change norms, policies, and laws that affect the availability, promotion, sale, and use of alcohol and other drugs. National Alliance on Mental Illness, Marin County - The local affiliate of the nation's largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness and their families. The Den: Bolinas-Stinson Youth Group - Provides a safe and inspiring space for community building, personal discovery, and peer-supported growth for 6th to 12th graders, with special focus on the middle school population. The Loft: San Geronimo Valley Afterschool - A place for children in the 4th to 8th grades to enjoy a supervised settings to hang out with friends, do homework or participate in gym activities. West Marin Coalition for Healthy Youth - Mobilize across all sectors of the community and work collaboratively to significantly reduce the incidence of underage use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. World Story Exchange - Partners with schools and educational organizations to offer documentary storytelling workshops to youth ages 7-23. Youth Leadership Institute - Builds communities where young people and their adult allies come together to create positive community change that promotes social justice and racial equity. Thank you to Marin County Parks for supporting the Youth Center through the Breathe Respira Grant—helping youth connect with the outdoors, explore Marin’s parks and open spaces, and supporting our Mountain Biking Club. The WMCS Youth Center students express gratitude for the support of Marin Charitable. We were able to provide academic support to 20 students in need this school year. This grant has also been instrumental in ensuring we have the necessary materials for our students and support for our tutors. The Study Squad will continue to support students on Mondays and Tuesdays at the WMCS Youth Center. 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All Ways. Ways to Give There are a variety of different ways that you can donate to WMCS to help keep our doors open and our programs up and running. Give Money We believe a strong community is one where we all look out for each other. If you agree, please consider a donation. Every dollar makes a huge difference in the lives of local people. All donations are tax deductible and are immediately implemented into our programs. Our federal tax ID# is 68-0197586 Online Online with your credit card, debit card . Please consider a monthly donation so we can count on your ongoing support. Donate / Donar Sending your check or money order to: West Marin Community Services P.O. Box 1093 Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Collaborative Community Fund Celebrate WMCS 25th Anniversary and invest in the next 25 years by giving to our Collaborative Community Fund! Collaborative Community Fund Give Food Bring your food donations to the Food Pantry at the Creamery Building on the corner of Mesa Rd and Highway 1 during open hours. We especially appreciate canned protein foods or fruits and vegetables from your garden. Clean paper grocery bags for Food Pantry. Drop off while we're open. We always need bags! Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9am-1pm Tuesday and Thursday 12-4pm Closed Saturday and Sunday Location: 11431 CA-1 Suite 10, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Give Goods A car, boat, truck or other vehicle that you no longer use Donate it to WMCS . We’ll make arrangements to tow it away, you will receive a tax receipt, and we will get the proceeds from the sale of the vehicle. To make sure your vehicle qualifies, contact CA RS at 855-500-RIDE (7433) , careasy.org . Quality Goods for the Thrift Store Drop off your items in clean, usable condition during Thrift Store hours Youth Center Food, art supplies, expertise and sports equipment are always appreciated. Volunteer Your Time and Skills Food Pantry The Food Pantry is a vital resource for our community. We receive large food deliveries where many hands make light work. Our ideal volunteers can lift boxes up to 30 pounds and help with food sorting during these deliveries. Thrift Store Be a part of the support for our Food Pantry, residents with emergency needs, scholarships for childcare, and many other much-needed projects. Shifts are typically a couple of hours of organizing the retail floor and donations or cashiering. Weekly or monthly commitments are much desired! Youth Services Love sports? Tutoring? Cooking? Art? Biking? Computers? The youth are eager to learn and interact with the community. Whether you come every week, or just drop in to play sports every once in awhile, your presence is important! Need young people to help on a community project? Have an activity or an experience you think West Marin youth would love to participate in? Please let us know, call today! Waterdogs The Waterdogs Swim Program has been teaching kids to swim in Tomales Bay for over 60 years. Kids who complete this program are rewarded with an American Red Cross swim safety certification. We need volunteers to help make this two-week class safe and rewarding. Working with a trained instructor, volunteers are in the water with small groups. Abriendo Caminos (Finding Our Path) Through this Latino engagement program we function as a bridge between the immigrant population and the larger community. We are looking for bilingual and bicultural Promotores to serve as key community members to connect the Latino community to vital resources. Occasionally, we will also need event volunteers to assist with food, set up, and clean up during trainings. Holiday Food and Gift Program Every holiday season at the end of the year we provide food and gifts to low-income families in partnership with Point Reyes Books, the California Highway Patrol, and the Dance Palace Community Center. Volunteers help with sorting toys, packing food boxes, and distributing gifts. Donate a Portion of Your Investments Stocks, Bonds and Mutuals Save on income taxes when you donate stocks, bonds, or mutual funds. You may direct your brokerage to transfer the shares to:       West Marin Community Services Vanguard Brokerage Account 48013031, DTC Code 0062 Vanguard Mutual Fund Account 88064177645 Please let us know the shares are coming so we can send you a tax receipt and thank-you letter after they arrive. If you don't let us know about the transfer, we won't know it came from you, as Vanguard is prohibited from telling us. Individual Retirement Accounts Are you age 70½ or older? Do you have an annual requirement to withdraw a certain amount from your IRA? If you answer ‘yes’ to both questions you can submit a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). This arrangement can save on taxes and, potentially, on Medicare B premiums. Please discuss these strategies with a trusted tax or investment adviser to make sure you will benefit, as everyone's situation is different. Legacy Giving There are many different options, offering a variety of tax advantages, for including WMCS in your estate planning and leaving a legacy for the community. For example, your will or living trust or make West Marin Community Services the beneficiary of your Traditional IRA. Directing your IRA custodian to make WMCS a beneficiary can be a tax-wise strategy that is free (or inexpensive) and easy to implement. Other strategies, offering various advantages, are more complicated and may require the services of an attorney. Please call or email us if you would like to discuss a gift of this kind or consult with your professional estate planner. 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All Ways. Contact Us Whether you have a general inquiry, or are looking for a specific service, please use the information below to call, email, or visit. Food Pantry and Resource Center Community members are welcome to visit us during our open hours. Outside of normal hours of operation, please to try us by phone or send us an email and we will get back to you as soon as we can. For mail-in applications and checks, please use our PO Box. 11431 State Route One, Suite 10, (French Doors on Mesa Rd.) PO Box 1093 Point Reyes Station CA 94956 (415) 663-8361 i [email protected] Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday 9 am - 12 pm & 1-4 pm Thursday 12 - 5 pm Saturday and Sunday Closed West Marin Community Services Thrift Store For questions about donations and retail employment/volunteering please call our Thrift Store. All donations must be made during open hours and received by a Thrift Store staff person. Due to the elements, donations left outside get thrown away. 11431 State Route One, Suite 16 PO Box 1093 Point Reyes Station CA 94956 (415) 663-9227 [email protected] Wednesday – Monday 10:30 am - 5 pm Closed Tuesday Food Pantry, Resource Center, & Thrift Store WMCS Food Pantry , Resource Center , and Thrift Store are a 1 minute walk from the 68 Marin Transit Bus Stop at Pt Reyes Downtown-Shoreline Hwy & 3rd St, Point Reyes Station . WMCS's Youth Center For inquiries about our afterschool program, please call the Youth Center. West Marin School 11550 Shoreline Hwy Point Reyes Station CA 94956 (415) 663-8418 [email protected] Monday through Friday 3-6pm and Wednesdays 1 - 5pm excluding state and federal holidays or school closures . Saturday and Sunday Closed Closed during summer break. 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Help West Marin Community Services by donating today! All donations go directly to making a difference for our cause. Other Ways To Give There are a variety of different ways that you can donate to WMCS to help keep our doors open and our programs up and running. More information on our Ways To Give page. 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All Ways. Community Partners & Resources We draw our strength from our visionary community partners and leaders. Here are all the organizations that make a thriving West Marin possible. AARP American Red Cross Archie Williams High School Blue Waters Kayaking Bolinas Community Center Bolinas-Stinson School District California Department of Public Health California Highway Patrol Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Coastal Health Alliance Coastal Marin Fund Community Action Marin Home Match Inverness Garden Club Lagunitas School District Mainstreet Moms Marin County Fire Department Marin County Free Library Marin County Parks and Open Space Marin County Sheriff Marin VOAD Nicasio School District Pacific Gas & Electric Palace Market Papermill Creek Children’s Corner Point Reyes Books Petaluma People Point Reyes Light Rotary Club of West Marin Tamalpais Union High School District Tomales High School Tomales Town Hall West Marin Collaborative West Marin Lions Club West Marin Senior Services Zero Waste Marin PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey Skip to content Open toolbar Accessibility Tools Accessibility Tools Increase Text Increase Text Decrease Text Decrease Text Grayscale Grayscale High Contrast High Contrast Negative Contrast Negative Contrast Light Background Light Background Links Underline Links Underline Readable Font Readable Font Reset Reset Financial Assistance - West Marin Community Services 415-663-8361 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Facebook Instagram Home Calendar Programs Abriendo Caminos Waterdogs 2026 Financial Assistance Food Pantry Community Health & Emergency Preparedness Youth Services Thrift Store About Us About WMCS Contact Us Careers at WMCS Community Partners Testimonials Reports & Financials Equity Statement Ways To Give GIve Money Give Food Give Goods Volunteer Donate Stock Legacy Giving DONATE Select Page Every One. All Ways. Financial Assistance We provide for a range of needs, including heat, rental assistance, car and home repairs, medical costs, and other miscellaneous issues. Contact 415-663-8361 | [email protected] About Sometimes all a community member needs is help with a bill or unexpected expense to get out of a tough situation and back on their feet. We offer safety net services for all low-income residents and those experiencing abrupt difficulties in West Marin. Assistance is fast, confidential, and available for all low-income residents and/or those experiencing temporary hardships. Read below to find out the ways we support community members through financial assistance. Service Area Eligible recipients of services are residents in the areas of West Marin: Dillon Beach Tomales Marshall Point Reyes Station Inverness Nicasio Olema San Geronimo Valley (Lagunitas, Forest Knolls, Woodacre, etc) Bolinas Stinson Beach Muir Beach Support Services We offer a range of services that change depending on the natural ebb and flow of resources and community needs. Our services typically include: Energy assistance Small car and home repairs Medical costs Distribution of funds Clothing and household item vouchers at our Thrift Store Other miscellaneous hardships Family Fund The community of West Marin often finds itself coming together to help neighboring families in need. To aid in these swells of interest to help, WMCS created a tool for donors who want to make tax deductible contributions to local families in crisis. 100% of funding goes directly to specified families. Fiscal Sponsorship West Marin is comprised of people who often want to create community through programs and events. We will sponsor these through our nonprofit tax identification, encouraging donors to contribute to beloved community programs such as Day of the Dead. 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All Ways. Ways to Give There are a variety of different ways that you can donate to WMCS to help keep our doors open and our programs up and running. Give Money We believe a strong community is one where we all look out for each other. If you agree, please consider a donation. Every dollar makes a huge difference in the lives of local people. All donations are tax deductible and are immediately implemented into our programs. Our federal tax ID# is 68-0197586 Online Online with your credit card, debit card . Please consider a monthly donation so we can count on your ongoing support. Donate / Donar Sending your check or money order to: West Marin Community Services P.O. Box 1093 Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Collaborative Community Fund Celebrate WMCS 25th Anniversary and invest in the next 25 years by giving to our Collaborative Community Fund! Collaborative Community Fund Give Food Bring your food donations to the Food Pantry at the Creamery Building on the corner of Mesa Rd and Highway 1 during open hours. We especially appreciate canned protein foods or fruits and vegetables from your garden. Clean paper grocery bags for Food Pantry. Drop off while we're open. We always need bags! Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9am-1pm Tuesday and Thursday 12-4pm Closed Saturday and Sunday Location: 11431 CA-1 Suite 10, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Give Goods A car, boat, truck or other vehicle that you no longer use Donate it to WMCS . We’ll make arrangements to tow it away, you will receive a tax receipt, and we will get the proceeds from the sale of the vehicle. To make sure your vehicle qualifies, contact CA RS at 855-500-RIDE (7433) , careasy.org . Quality Goods for the Thrift Store Drop off your items in clean, usable condition during Thrift Store hours Youth Center Food, art supplies, expertise and sports equipment are always appreciated. Volunteer Your Time and Skills Food Pantry The Food Pantry is a vital resource for our community. We receive large food deliveries where many hands make light work. Our ideal volunteers can lift boxes up to 30 pounds and help with food sorting during these deliveries. Thrift Store Be a part of the support for our Food Pantry, residents with emergency needs, scholarships for childcare, and many other much-needed projects. Shifts are typically a couple of hours of organizing the retail floor and donations or cashiering. Weekly or monthly commitments are much desired! Youth Services Love sports? Tutoring? Cooking? Art? Biking? Computers? The youth are eager to learn and interact with the community. Whether you come every week, or just drop in to play sports every once in awhile, your presence is important! Need young people to help on a community project? Have an activity or an experience you think West Marin youth would love to participate in? Please let us know, call today! Waterdogs The Waterdogs Swim Program has been teaching kids to swim in Tomales Bay for over 60 years. Kids who complete this program are rewarded with an American Red Cross swim safety certification. We need volunteers to help make this two-week class safe and rewarding. Working with a trained instructor, volunteers are in the water with small groups. Abriendo Caminos (Finding Our Path) Through this Latino engagement program we function as a bridge between the immigrant population and the larger community. We are looking for bilingual and bicultural Promotores to serve as key community members to connect the Latino community to vital resources. Occasionally, we will also need event volunteers to assist with food, set up, and clean up during trainings. Holiday Food and Gift Program Every holiday season at the end of the year we provide food and gifts to low-income families in partnership with Point Reyes Books, the California Highway Patrol, and the Dance Palace Community Center. Volunteers help with sorting toys, packing food boxes, and distributing gifts. Donate a Portion of Your Investments Stocks, Bonds and Mutuals Save on income taxes when you donate stocks, bonds, or mutual funds. You may direct your brokerage to transfer the shares to:       West Marin Community Services Vanguard Brokerage Account 48013031, DTC Code 0062 Vanguard Mutual Fund Account 88064177645 Please let us know the shares are coming so we can send you a tax receipt and thank-you letter after they arrive. If you don't let us know about the transfer, we won't know it came from you, as Vanguard is prohibited from telling us. Individual Retirement Accounts Are you age 70½ or older? Do you have an annual requirement to withdraw a certain amount from your IRA? If you answer ‘yes’ to both questions you can submit a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). This arrangement can save on taxes and, potentially, on Medicare B premiums. Please discuss these strategies with a trusted tax or investment adviser to make sure you will benefit, as everyone's situation is different. Legacy Giving There are many different options, offering a variety of tax advantages, for including WMCS in your estate planning and leaving a legacy for the community. For example, your will or living trust or make West Marin Community Services the beneficiary of your Traditional IRA. Directing your IRA custodian to make WMCS a beneficiary can be a tax-wise strategy that is free (or inexpensive) and easy to implement. Other strategies, offering various advantages, are more complicated and may require the services of an attorney. Please call or email us if you would like to discuss a gift of this kind or consult with your professional estate planner. 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All Ways. Food Pantry The Food Pantry operates with support from the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank , Extrafood.org , and community donations. Contact 415-663-8361 | [email protected] Hours Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday 9am - 12pm and 1 - 4pm Thursday 12 - 5pm Closed Saturday and Sunday Location 11431 CA-1, Suite 10, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956. Door is on Mesa Road. About No one in our community should have to go hungry. And for that reason, the West Marin Community Services (WMCS) Food Pantry is the only food program in West Marin that is open Monday through Friday every week of the year. The Food Pantry began as a monthly service in the 1980s and evolved to be a five-days a week operation service. The community-wide need for food has continued to be high since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic and are proud of what we've done to meet this need for the community of West Marin. We operate with support from the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank , ExtraFood , surplus from local businesses, contributions from home gardens, and monetary donations from you ! Donations Bring fresh food donations from your home garden or grocery store to our Food Pantry during hours of operation. We especially appreciate unopened canned protein, fruits, and vegetables well before the expiration date. Please no donations on Thursdays. The Food Pantry will gladly accept your clean and dry paper grocery bags, year-round. Donate during our business hours! We do not accept drop-offs outside of open hours. You can also volunteer your time or donate directly to WMCS . 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All Ways. About WMCS WMCS positions all our programs, projects, and services through an equitable lens that aims to engage the entire community thoughtfully and intentionally, enhancing the well-being of individuals and families in West Marin. Read our Strategic Plan for 2024 - 2027 Who We Are West Marin Community Services (WMCS) is a central hub for a diverse range of services that support our neighbors in West Marin. We respond to ever-changing circumstances and act as a safety-net to address needs unfulfilled by other organizations or government programs. This organization works to bring the community closer together by building equity and fostering effective communication. For more than 40 years, we have provided critical support in many forms: supplying food to the hungry , clothing and household items to families , providing referrals to county, state, and federal programs, offering sponsorship to local non-profits , and much more to community members in need. Mission WMCS supports programs and services that ensure the well-being of individuals and families in West Marin. Human dignity and social justice are the values that guide our efforts. Vision Full bellies, warm hearts, thriving families, y una comunidad unida . Values Human dignity, social justice, equity, inclusion, and comunidad are the values that guide our work. Service Area Eligible recipients of services are residents in the areas of West Marin: Dillon Beach Tomales Marshall Point Reyes Station Inverness Nicasio Olema San Geronimo Valley (Lagunitas, Forest Knolls, Woodacre, etc) Bolinas Stinson Beach Muir Beach Principal Staff Anne-Marie Flynn Executive Director Scott MacDonald Director of Finance Yareli Cervantes Executive Administrative Assistant Alma Sanchez Abriendo Caminos Program Manager Stefhanie Gallegos Senior Projects Coordinator Luis Sanchez Resources Coordinator Fabiola Roman-Tinmahan Youth Program Manager Arandu Alvarez Bilingual Housing Case Manager for Point Reyes National Seashore and Martinelli Ranch Freddy Camacho Bilingual Housing Case Manager for Bo-Linda Vista May Luis Thrift Store Manager Normandie Ramirez Food Pantry Coordinator Mia McCall Youth Program Assistant Manager - Point Reyes To be announced! Thrift Store Assistant Manager Board of Directors Carlos Porrata President Cristina Salcedo Vice President Gene Ptak Treasurer Evan Wilhelm Secretary Ed Chiera Board Member Richard Vallejos Board Member Melissa Nelken Board Member Elizabeth Fishel Board Member Mercy Favrow Board Member Advisory Board Angelo Sacheli Cindy B. Mann Cindy Ohama Debbie Daly Denise Brown Dolores Gonzales Gary Ireland Imelda Macias Jeff Felix Kate Levinson Steve Costa Kris Brown Larry Enos Mark Dowie Mark Switzer Martha Howard Mattie Ivy-Leeds Pamela Campe Nancy Hemmingway Melanie Stone Wendy Friefeld PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey Skip to content Open toolbar Accessibility Tools Accessibility Tools Increase Text Increase Text Decrease Text Decrease Text Grayscale Grayscale High Contrast High Contrast Negative Contrast Negative Contrast Light Background Light Background Links Underline Links Underline Readable Font Readable Font Reset Reset Ways To Give - West Marin Community Services 415-663-8361 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Facebook Instagram Home Calendar Programs Abriendo Caminos Waterdogs 2026 Financial Assistance Food Pantry Community Health & Emergency Preparedness Youth Services Thrift Store About Us About WMCS Contact Us Careers at WMCS Community Partners Testimonials Reports & Financials Equity Statement Ways To Give GIve Money Give Food Give Goods Volunteer Donate Stock Legacy Giving DONATE Select Page Every One. All Ways. Ways to Give There are a variety of different ways that you can donate to WMCS to help keep our doors open and our programs up and running. Give Money We believe a strong community is one where we all look out for each other. If you agree, please consider a donation. Every dollar makes a huge difference in the lives of local people. All donations are tax deductible and are immediately implemented into our programs. Our federal tax ID# is 68-0197586 Online Online with your credit card, debit card . Please consider a monthly donation so we can count on your ongoing support. Donate / Donar Sending your check or money order to: West Marin Community Services P.O. Box 1093 Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Collaborative Community Fund Celebrate WMCS 25th Anniversary and invest in the next 25 years by giving to our Collaborative Community Fund! Collaborative Community Fund Give Food Bring your food donations to the Food Pantry at the Creamery Building on the corner of Mesa Rd and Highway 1 during open hours. We especially appreciate canned protein foods or fruits and vegetables from your garden. Clean paper grocery bags for Food Pantry. Drop off while we're open. We always need bags! Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9am-1pm Tuesday and Thursday 12-4pm Closed Saturday and Sunday Location: 11431 CA-1 Suite 10, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Give Goods A car, boat, truck or other vehicle that you no longer use Donate it to WMCS . We’ll make arrangements to tow it away, you will receive a tax receipt, and we will get the proceeds from the sale of the vehicle. To make sure your vehicle qualifies, contact CA RS at 855-500-RIDE (7433) , careasy.org . Quality Goods for the Thrift Store Drop off your items in clean, usable condition during Thrift Store hours Youth Center Food, art supplies, expertise and sports equipment are always appreciated. Volunteer Your Time and Skills Food Pantry The Food Pantry is a vital resource for our community. We receive large food deliveries where many hands make light work. Our ideal volunteers can lift boxes up to 30 pounds and help with food sorting during these deliveries. Thrift Store Be a part of the support for our Food Pantry, residents with emergency needs, scholarships for childcare, and many other much-needed projects. Shifts are typically a couple of hours of organizing the retail floor and donations or cashiering. Weekly or monthly commitments are much desired! Youth Services Love sports? Tutoring? Cooking? Art? Biking? Computers? The youth are eager to learn and interact with the community. Whether you come every week, or just drop in to play sports every once in awhile, your presence is important! Need young people to help on a community project? Have an activity or an experience you think West Marin youth would love to participate in? Please let us know, call today! Waterdogs The Waterdogs Swim Program has been teaching kids to swim in Tomales Bay for over 60 years. Kids who complete this program are rewarded with an American Red Cross swim safety certification. We need volunteers to help make this two-week class safe and rewarding. Working with a trained instructor, volunteers are in the water with small groups. Abriendo Caminos (Finding Our Path) Through this Latino engagement program we function as a bridge between the immigrant population and the larger community. We are looking for bilingual and bicultural Promotores to serve as key community members to connect the Latino community to vital resources. Occasionally, we will also need event volunteers to assist with food, set up, and clean up during trainings. Holiday Food and Gift Program Every holiday season at the end of the year we provide food and gifts to low-income families in partnership with Point Reyes Books, the California Highway Patrol, and the Dance Palace Community Center. Volunteers help with sorting toys, packing food boxes, and distributing gifts. Donate a Portion of Your Investments Stocks, Bonds and Mutuals Save on income taxes when you donate stocks, bonds, or mutual funds. You may direct your brokerage to transfer the shares to:       West Marin Community Services Vanguard Brokerage Account 48013031, DTC Code 0062 Vanguard Mutual Fund Account 88064177645 Please let us know the shares are coming so we can send you a tax receipt and thank-you letter after they arrive. If you don't let us know about the transfer, we won't know it came from you, as Vanguard is prohibited from telling us. Individual Retirement Accounts Are you age 70½ or older? Do you have an annual requirement to withdraw a certain amount from your IRA? If you answer ‘yes’ to both questions you can submit a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD). This arrangement can save on taxes and, potentially, on Medicare B premiums. Please discuss these strategies with a trusted tax or investment adviser to make sure you will benefit, as everyone's situation is different. Legacy Giving There are many different options, offering a variety of tax advantages, for including WMCS in your estate planning and leaving a legacy for the community. For example, your will or living trust or make West Marin Community Services the beneficiary of your Traditional IRA. Directing your IRA custodian to make WMCS a beneficiary can be a tax-wise strategy that is free (or inexpensive) and easy to implement. Other strategies, offering various advantages, are more complicated and may require the services of an attorney. Please call or email us if you would like to discuss a gift of this kind or consult with your professional estate planner. PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey Skip to content Open toolbar Accessibility Tools Accessibility Tools Increase Text Increase Text Decrease Text Decrease Text Grayscale Grayscale High Contrast High Contrast Negative Contrast Negative Contrast Light Background Light Background Links Underline Links Underline Readable Font Readable Font Reset Reset Privacy Policy - West Marin Community Services 415-663-8361 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Facebook Instagram Home Calendar Programs Abriendo Caminos Waterdogs 2026 Financial Assistance Food Pantry Community Health & Emergency Preparedness Youth Services Thrift Store About Us About WMCS Contact Us Careers at WMCS Community Partners Testimonials Reports & Financials Equity Statement Ways To Give GIve Money Give Food Give Goods Volunteer Donate Stock Legacy Giving DONATE Select Page PRIVACY POLICY Last updated October 28, 2024 This Privacy Notice for West Marin Community Services ("we," "us," or "our"), describes how and why we might access, collect, store, use, and/or share ("process") your personal information when you use our services ("Services"), including when you: Visit our website at https://www.westmarincommunityservices.org , or any website of ours that links to this Privacy Notice Engage with us in other related ways, including any sales, marketing, or events. This privacy policy outlines the scope and limitation of text communication with West Marin Community Services ("we," "us," or "our"). Use of Your Mobile Information: We collect your mobile number for communication purposes only. Your number will not be shared with third parties or used for any marketing activities. Charges: Standard message and data rates from your mobile carrier may apply. Frequency of Messages: The frequency of these messages will vary based on your activity. You may receive messages related to delivery notifications or when responding to your inquiries. Opt-Out Instructions: You can opt out at any time by replying "STOP." This will unsubscribe you from further communications. Help Support: Reply "HELP" to receive our support and website information. Questions or concerns? Reading this Privacy Notice will help you understand your privacy rights and choices. We are responsible for making decisions about how your personal information is processed. If you do not agree with our policies and practices, please do not use our Services. If you still have any questions or concerns, please contact us at [email protected] . SUMMARY OF KEY POINTS This summary provides key points from our Privacy Notice, but you can find out more details about any of these topics by clicking the link following each key point or by using our table of contents below to find the section you are looking for. What personal information do we process? When you visit, use, or navigate our Services, we may process personal information depending on how you interact with us and the Services, the choices you make, and the products and features you use. Learn more about personal information you disclose to us. Do we process any sensitive personal information? Some of the information may be considered "special" or "sensitive" in certain jurisdictions, for example your racial or ethnic origins, sexual orientation, and religious beliefs. We do not process sensitive personal information. Do we collect any information from third parties? We may collect information from public databases, marketing partners, social media platforms, and other outside sources. Mobile information will only be used for communication and will not be shared with third parties/affiliates for marketing/promotional purposes. Learn more about information collected from other sources. How do we process your information? We process your information to provide, improve, and administer our Services, communicate with you, for security and fraud prevention, and to comply with law. We may also process your information for other purposes with your consent. We process your information only when we have a valid legal reason to do so. Learn more about how we process your information. In what situations and with which parties do we share personal information? We may share information in specific situations and with specific third parties. Learn more about when and with whom we share your personal information. How do we keep your information safe? We have adequate organizational and technical processes and procedures in place to protect your personal information. However, no electronic transmission over the internet or information storage technology can be guaranteed to be 100% secure, so we cannot promise or guarantee that hackers, cybercriminals, or other unauthorized third parties will not be able to defeat our security and improperly collect, access, steal, or modify your information. Learn more about how we keep your information safe. What are your rights? Depending on where you are located geographically, the applicable privacy law may mean you have certain rights regarding your personal information. Learn more about your privacy rights. How do you exercise your rights? The easiest way to exercise your rights is by visiting [email protected] , or by contacting us. We will consider and act upon any request in accordance with applicable data protection laws. Want to learn more about what we do with any information we collect? Review the Privacy Notice in full. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. WHAT INFORMATION DO WE COLLECT? 2. HOW DO WE PROCESS YOUR INFORMATION? 3. WHEN AND WITH WHOM DO WE SHARE YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION? 4. DO WE USE COOKIES AND OTHER TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES? 5. HOW LONG DO WE KEEP YOUR INFORMATION? 6. HOW DO WE KEEP YOUR INFORMATION SAFE? 7. DO WE COLLECT INFORMATION FROM MINORS? 8. WHAT ARE YOUR PRIVACY RIGHTS? 9. CONTROLS FOR DO-NOT-TRACK FEATURES 10. DO UNITED STATES RESIDENTS HAVE SPECIFIC PRIVACY RIGHTS? 11. DO WE MAKE UPDATES TO THIS NOTICE? 12. HOW CAN YOU CONTACT US ABOUT THIS NOTICE? 13. HOW CAN YOU REVIEW, UPDATE, OR DELETE THE DATA WE COLLECT FROM YOU? 1. WHAT INFORMATION DO WE COLLECT? Personal information you disclose to us In Short : We collect personal information that you provide to us. We collect personal information that you voluntarily provide to us when you register on the Services, express an interest in obtaining information about us or our products and Services, when you participate in activities on the Services, or otherwise when you contact us. Personal Information Provided by You . The personal information that we collect depends on the context of your interactions with us and the Services, the choices you make, and the products and features you use. The personal information we collect may include the following: names phone numbers email addresses mailing addresses contact preferences billing addresses debit/credit card numbers Sensitive Information . We do not process sensitive information. Payment Data . We may collect data necessary to process your payment if you choose to make purchases, such as your payment instrument number, and the security code associated with your payment instrument. All payment data is handled and stored by GiveWP. You may find their privacy notice link(s) here: https://givewp.com/privacy-policy . All personal information that you provide to us must be true, complete, and accurate, and you must notify us of any changes to such personal information. Information automatically collected In Short : Some information - such as your Internet Protocol (IP) address and/or browser and device characteristics—is collected automatically when you visit our Services. We automatically collect certain information when you visit, use, or navigate the Services. This information does not reveal your specific identity (like your name or contact information) but may include device and usage information, such as your IP address, browser and device characteristics, operating system, language preferences, referring URLs, device name, country, location, information about how and when you use our Services, and other technical information. This information is primarily needed to maintain the security and operation of our Services, and for our internal analytics and reporting purposes. Like many businesses, we also collect information through cookies Community Resiliency Team - West Marin Community Services 415-663-8361 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Facebook Instagram Home Calendar Programs Abriendo Caminos Waterdogs 2026 Financial Assistance Food Pantry Community Health & Emergency Preparedness Youth Services Thrift Store About Us About WMCS Contact Us Careers at WMCS Community Partners Testimonials Reports & Financials Equity Statement Ways To Give GIve Money Give Food Give Goods Volunteer Donate Stock Legacy Giving DONATE Select Page Every One. All Ways. Community Health & Emergency Preparedness The West Marin Community Resiliency Team A collaboration led by WMCS and San Geronimo Valley Community Center Please subscribe to our newsletter for regular up-to-date info on Public Health and Emergency Preparedness for West Marin. Subscribe to the CRT Newsletter Distribution Hours Thursdays 1 - 3 pm At the WMCS Resource Center & Food Pantry Contact 415-663-8361 [email protected] About The West Marin Community Resiliency Team is a partnership between WMCS and San Geronimo Valley Community Center . The CRT was initially developed to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and has since evolved to support broader public health priorities in West Marin. The Community Resiliency Teams (CRT) is a Marin County Public Health initiative to improve community awareness and knowledge of public health threats, prevention, and mitigation strategies, and to increase access to support and resources in Marin County. Public Health Priorities in Marin County Emergency Preparedness, including the Effects of Climate Change Overdose Prevention Access to Services Where to get COVID-19 Tests Testing remains a vital tool to slow the spread of COVID-19 and to keep you and your loved ones safe. Be prepared and have test kits on hand. Many COVID-19 tests have extended expiration dates, so you can use your COVID-19 tests after the expiration date that is printed on the box. To find out if your test has an extended expiration date, check the FDA’s list of extended expiration dates . If you have Kaiser : Pick up at a Kaiser pharmacy, order by mail, or buy at a retail pharmacy and get reimbursed. Detailed information is on the Kaiser website . If you have Medi-Cal : Bring your card to a pharmacy for 8 free at-home tests per person If you have Private Insurance : Buy tests for reimbursement or order online. No Insurance ? Visit the CDPH testing resource page Before you throw out "expired" tests Most at-home tests can be safely used past the expiration date on the box. Check the test kit to see if the expiration dates have been extended on the FDA's At-Home COVID-19 Test page .   Get Vaccinated Vaccines are one of the safest and most effective ways to protect yourself, your family, and your community from serious diseases. Visit GetVaccinatedMarin.org to learn more. V iew information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on staying up-to-date with: COVID-19 vaccines Seasonal flu vaccines RSV immunizations If you have questions about vaccine safety, ask your doctor or visit a trusted health website like LetsTalkShots.org Free Naloxone Nasal Spray Naloxone is the generic name for the medication that reverses an opioid overdose. It is an easy-to-use nasal spray that’s small enough to carry in your bag or your pocket. Keep it handy: you could save a life by reversing someone’s overdose. WMCS offers free naloxone nasal spray to West Marin residents. Visit our Resource Center and Food Pantry on Thursdays from 1 PM to 3 PM to pick up naloxone. You can also find it in emergency overdose kits or "Naloxboxes" available 24/7 throughout West Marin. Learn about overdose prevention in Marin at ODFreeMarin.org Naloxone Nasal Spray is available 24/7 Bolinas Community Center 14 Wharf Rd, Bolinas, CA 94924 Inverness Post Office 12781 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, Inverness, CA 94937 Inverness Firehouse 50 Inverness Way, Inverness, CA 94937 Nicasio Volunteer Fire Department 1 Old Rancheria Rd, Nicasio, CA 94946 Olema Campground 10155 CA-1, Olema, CA 94950 San Geronimo Valley Community Center 6350 Sir Francis Drake Blvd, San Geronimo, CA 94963 San Geronimo Community Presbyterian Church 6001 Sir Francis Drake Blvd , San Geronimo, CA 94963 Stinson Beach Fire Station 3410 Shoreline Hwy, Stinson Beach, CA 94970 Tomales Post Office 27005 Highway 1, Tomales, CA 94971 West Marin Pharmacy 11 4th St, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Woodacre Improvement Club 1 Garden Way, Woodacre, CA 94973 Disaster Preparedness Small actions can make a big difference in staying safe during a disaster! Here are some simple steps you can take: Sign up for emergency alerts Make a plan Pack a go bag Visit ReadyMarin.org for more tips on getting prepared. Powered & Prepared is a dedicated program from Marin Center for Independent Living to ensure the readiness and safety of older adults and people with disabilities in the event of emergencies. Visit MarinCIL.org for more information. Sign up for local Emergency Alerts AlertMarin AlertMarin sends critical information from local agencies during a disaster if you need to take action. You can register up to five phones in your household. Alerts may include: Wildfire and evacuation information Information during an event about evacuation routes, shelters, transportation Sign up at AlertMarin.org No Internet access? Call 415 473-6584 to register. Nixle Nixle sends general public safety information alerts about local issues via text based on your zip code. You can also sign up for alerts from multiple zip codes such as those of your family members and where you work. Alerts may include: Road closures, police activity, missing persons Post-disaster information about shelters, transportation, or supplies Text your zip code to 888-777 to sign up. 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All Ways. Collaborative Community Fund We need your support! WMCS is a crucial service hub meeting a range of needs that no other organization in our community addresses. Whether it’s helping with car repairs, providing nutritious food, or bringing services like COVID-19 tests and vaccinations, we are there for the most vulnerable in our community. Donate Get Help Get Involved About WMCS Youth Center Monday-Friday: 3-6pm Thrift Store Wednesday-Monday: 10:30am-5pm Food Pantry & Resource Center Monday,Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 9am - 12pm / 1pm - 4pm Thursday: noon - 5pm Our Impact FY 2022-2023 1,400+ Number of households that received assistance from our Resource Center 170,000 Pounds of food distrubuted to families in need. 15,000+ Units of public health supplies distributed such as masks and COVID-19 test kits. Stay Informed! Subscribe to our newsletter for updates and events with WMCS. Subsribe to the WMCS Newsletter Latest Newsletter PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey Skip to content Open toolbar Accessibility Tools Accessibility Tools Increase Text Increase Text Decrease Text Decrease Text Grayscale Grayscale High Contrast High Contrast Negative Contrast Negative Contrast Light Background Light Background Links Underline Links Underline Readable Font Readable Font Reset Reset Waterdogs 2026 - West Marin Community Services 415-663-8361 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Facebook Instagram Home Calendar Programs Abriendo Caminos Waterdogs 2026 Financial Assistance Food Pantry Community Health & Emergency Preparedness Youth Services Thrift Store About Us About WMCS Contact Us Careers at WMCS Community Partners Testimonials Reports & Financials Equity Statement Ways To Give GIve Money Give Food Give Goods Volunteer Donate Stock Legacy Giving DONATE Select Page Every One. All Ways. Waterdogs 2026 WMCS Youth Program sponsored Waterdogs Learn-to-Swim Program in Tomales Bay! Applications Now Open! [email protected] | 415-663-8418 Click Here for English Application Click Here for Spanish Application About Established in the early 1940s, these Red Cross-certified classes have been a longstanding summer program in our community . WMCS has proudly steward this program for the past 25 years. Participants that successfully complete the classes will receive a Red Cross Learn-to-Swim Certificate. Waterdogs Learn-to-Swim Water Safety Program is vital to our vibrant community, which is surrounded by open bodies of water. Water safety education is both critical and lifesaving. Beyond building essential skills, the program offers a meaningful opportunity for participants to create lasting memories and form strong, supportive connections. Heart's Desire Beach, Tomales Bay State Park 1100 Pierce Point Road, Inverness, CA 94937 PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey Skip to content Open toolbar Accessibility Tools Accessibility Tools Increase Text Increase Text Decrease Text Decrease Text Grayscale Grayscale High Contrast High Contrast Negative Contrast Negative Contrast Light Background Light Background Links Underline Links Underline Readable Font Readable Font Reset Reset Abriendo Caminos - West Marin Community Services 415-663-8361 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Facebook Instagram Home Calendar Programs Abriendo Caminos Waterdogs 2026 Financial Assistance Food Pantry Community Health & Emergency Preparedness Youth Services Thrift Store About Us About WMCS Contact Us Careers at WMCS Community Partners Testimonials Reports & Financials Equity Statement Ways To Give GIve Money Give Food Give Goods Volunteer Donate Stock Legacy Giving DONATE Select Page Every One. All Ways. West Marin Immigrant Rapid Response Network 24 HOUR HOTLINE: 415-755-3622 The West Marin Immigrant Rapid Response Network (WMIRRN) provides a way for people to respond to fear and anxiety in our community as a result of the increase in immigration enforcement, ICE raids, and other attacks against our community. The network provides a 24-hour hotline to immigrants facing a raid or public arrest by federal immigration agents, dispatches trained legal observers to the raid/arrest location, and offers accompaniment to impacted people and families following a raid. Working with the heartfelt support of our whole community including West Marin Collaborative, Multicultural Center of Marin's Marin Rapid Response Network , Marin County Public Defender's Office and others, we sponsor “Know Your Rights” events, developed a Rapid Response Team, offer meetings with immigration attorneys, and help cope with stress and fear. Our mission is to mobilize an emergency response network, serve as a witness to immigration enforcement actions, uphold the rights of immigrants, and provide services to affected residents of West Marin. Interested in being trained as a Legal Observer? Register for a training! Legal Observation Team The Legal Observation Team is in coordination with the broader Marin County Rapid Response Network. Legal Observers respond directly to the site of an ongoing ICE raid or public arrest. Observers bear witness to immigration enforcement actions and provide data for the network and the impacted community members' legal defense. Individuals interested in becoming Legal Observers are encouraged to register for a training session. Accompaniment Team The Accompaniment Team has made a long-term commitment to be present for the impacted community members and involved in the work. These teams will work to support community members with presence to their needs - rides, connecting to resources, food, making appointments, housing, etc. Know Your Rights for Immigrants We host know-your-rights trainings for immigrants in Spanish. These trainings cover a broad range of topics including power of attorney, DACA renewal, and what to do if immigration is at your door. Get ICE Alerts for West Marin and Surrounding Areas Through our Legal Observation Team we confirm 100% the time and place of ICE or CBP agents in our community. Don't panic, don't speculate, be informed, get peace of mind. Sign up today. Abriendo Caminos Abriendo Caminos (Finding our Path), builds on decades of work to move us toward the goal of being one community. About Abriendo Caminos serves as a bridge between the Latino population and the larger West Marin community through thoughtful engagement. We aim to empower the Latino community while addressing the cultural divide and working toward the goal of being one community. By becoming one community we can progress towards a more beautiful, diverse, and equitable West Marin. For over 35 years, dedicated agencies and individuals have accomplished much in bringing the local Latino population, often isolated on rural ranches, out of the shadows. The bridges built through these efforts, as well as the collaboration and respect on all sides, resulted in Abriendo Caminos , a model program which has expanded to include the West Marin areas of Point Reyes, Tomales, Bolinas, and the San Geronimo Valley. Program Objectives To collaborate with the Latino community in order to provide opportunities for leadership and engagement Support our Latino neighbors to vocalize their needs and concerns and find solutions Allow the cultures from our minoritized communities to be shared freely in efforts to immerse themselves with the larger West Marin Commit to a bilingual way of sharing and receiving information in order to be inclusive to all Program Outcomes An important first step, empowerment trainings, imbues the Latino participants with a strong sense of self-respect, a realization of the courage it takes to emigrate, and a deeper connection to each other’s experiences. Through events where community members share food and culture, participants unanimously support the sentiment of Abriendo Caminos. Periodic Latino focus groups identify key issues of labor rights, housing, education, cultural events, and immigration. Additional events and trainings have been held in these areas, with a particular focus on immigration since 2016. While continuing these trainings, the next step for this program will be to create a space for community-wide conversations to identify what systems and cultural aspects we can shift together. We can change the perception of who we are and find pathways to promote equity and mutual respect.   Donate PO Box 1093, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 | 415-663-8361 | [email protected] © 2025 West Marin Community Services, a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization | Privacy Policy | Website by Smart Monkey Skip to content Open toolbar Accessibility Tools Accessibility Tools Increase Text Increase Text Decrease Text Decrease Text Grayscale Grayscale High Contrast High Contrast Negative Contrast Negative Contrast Light Background Light Background Links Underline Links Underline Readable Font Readable Font Reset Reset Careers at WMCS - West Marin Community Services 415-663-8361 [email protected] Facebook Instagram Facebook Instagram Home Calendar Programs Abriendo Caminos Waterdogs 2026 Financial Assistance Food Pantry Community Health & Emergency Preparedness Youth Services Thrift Store About Us About WMCS Contact Us Careers at WMCS Community Partners Testimonials Reports & Financials Equity Statement Ways To Give GIve Money Give Food Give Goods Volunteer Donate Stock Legacy Giving DONATE Select Page Every One. All Ways. Careers with WMCS Become a part of a passionate group of individuals who believe in the power of community and the transformative impact of service. Working at WMCS Located in the picturesque landscape of West Marin, we are dedicated to fostering a thriving, resilient, and inclusive community. Our organization is committed to providing essential services, supporting to those in need, and empowering individuals and families to lead fulfilling lives. Joining our team means becoming part of a passionate group of individuals who are driven to make a positive difference in the lives of others. Whether you're an experienced professional or a recent graduate eager to kickstart your career in the nonprofit sector, we welcome individuals from all backgrounds and walks of life. Our Values Meaningful Work Every day, you'll have the opportunity to directly impact the lives of those in our community through our diverse range of programs and services. Collaborative Environment We foster a culture of collaboration, teamwork, and open communication where every voice is valued and respected. We honor that all of us contain wisdom. Professional Growth We are committed to investing in our employees' development and providing opportunities for advancement within the organization. Work-Life Balance Maintaining a healthy balance between work and personal life is paramount to our team's well-being and effectiveness. Our Worksites Resource Center and Food Pantry Point Reyes Creamery Building 11431 Hwy 1, Suite 10, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Thrift Store Point Reyes Creamery Building 11431 Hwy 1, Suite 16, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Point Reyes Teen Center Northwest corner of the West Marin Elementary School campus 11550 Hwy 1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 Administrative Office Point Reyes Community Presbyterian Church* 11445 Hwy 1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956 *We are happy tenants of this building. Our operations are separate from the church. WMCS Indeed WMCS LinkedIn Current Job Openings and Opportunities Thrift Store Assistant Manager We are seeking a dedicated and responsible individual to join our Thrift Store team as our Assistant Manager, working under the Manager. WMCS Thrift Store contribute to WMCS’s everchanging programs that serve as a safety-net to the community of West Marin. Since 1987, this local institution has offered low-cost clothing and household items by reusing quality merchandise and using the profits to support the community. Read full job description here . Pay: $21 - $23 per hour, depending on experience Job type: in-person, 28 - 32 hours per week Schedule: 4 - 5 days a week, availability on weekends is a priority Ideal start: as soon as possible Location: WMCS Thrift Store at 11431 Hwy 1, Point Reyes Station, CA Application: Send resume and cover letter to [email protected] Posted: 3/31/2026 If you're interested in volunteering, please email [email protected] . To stay up to date on job openings and everything WMCS, please subscribe to our newsletter . 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