Donate to Friends of the Vineyards

As a Non-Profit organization and an all-volunteer group, we are grateful for the contribution you are able to make. All donated money is used to help Friends of the Vineyards support its mission to preserve and protect viticulture and wineries as well as other agricultural land uses and open space in our area. Our donation levels increase the ability of FOV to perform its mission.

Your Donation....
Helps promote the Livermore Appellation as Wine Country 
Keeps you aware of Livermore Valley Wine events and issues 
impacting our wine growing region
Puts you on our FOV Newsletter mailing list


Your donation will support... 
FOV Organizations and Issues. 
Tri-Valley Conservancy 
Las Positas College viticulture and wine-making program
Friends of Livermore
Both North and South Livermore Plans 
Urban growth boundary and other agriculture and open-space issues

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FOV Donations
P.O. Box 1191
Livermore, CA 94550

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We Are Dedicated...
To preserving and enhancing the Livermore Valley area as one of California's most historic and premium wine-growing regions. FOV vigorously promotes the area through programs, projects and activities. Vineyards are an important part of the heritage of the Livermore Valley;  grapes thrive in its gravelly soil and moderate climate. This picturesque setting is home to over 60 wineries and numerous grape growers.  Located in canyons to the west of Livermore are three additional wineries and vineyards. The potential exists for many more wineries and vineyards.
We Encourage....
Support for the valley wineries and grape growers. We work to ensure the preservation of the viticultural lands in what has become known as the "Fertile Crescent" south of Livermore and east of Pleasanton. This valuable resource must not be allowed to slip away to encroaching development. It is an important asset of the Livermore Valley, the East Bay Area and the State of California. We invite you to join us in this endeavor!