Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma County appoints Misty Bastoni Chief Operating Officer

Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma County is pleased to announce the appointment of Misty Bastoni to the position of Chief Operating Officer.

Mrs. Bastoni most recently served as Volunteer Coordinator at the YWCA Sonoma County. Mrs. Bastoni has been a licensed Real Estate Agent since 2003 and has been active throughout Sonoma County during a career which includes Retail Management, Banking, Human Resources, Marketing and Program Management.

Mrs. Bastoni has also served a variety of professional and community organizations. She is a current member of the Sonoma County Economic Wellness Committee, Economic Wellness Housing Task Group, past member of the EKS/VITA Coalition, Collaborative Legal and Social Services Program, Teen Health Advocacy Coalition, Volunteer Managers Roundtable and past Board Secretary of the Windsor Co-Op Preschool, and past Site Council Member of Riebli Elementary and Windsor Middle School.

Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma County (HfHSoCo) is an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International and is an affordable home provider actively serving communities throughout Sonoma County. Since 1984, HfHSoCo has completed homes in Healdsburg, Sebastopol, Santa Rosa and Fulton. The organization is currently at work on Woodland Hills, a five-home subdivision in Cotati. Future plans call for a robust building program over the next five years and Mrs. Bastoni’s position will directly support that effort. HfHSoCo employs a sponsorship model of funding to bring together the financial resources (and volunteers) of businesses, organizations, and faith groups to build each home in partnership with Habitat homeowners. The mission of HfHSoCo is to provide safe, decent, and modest homes to hard-working families and individuals in need throughout Sonoma County.

Mrs. Bastoni’s wealth of experience is a tremendous asset in her new position at HfHSoCo and a great advantage towards successfully accomplishing the mission of Habitat for Humanity.