Our children deserve to learn, play, and grow in a safe environment.

As parents and neighbors, we have come together to advocate for the safety of our children regarding the proposed Sierra Wilds development directly beside our neighborhood school campus. Critical concerns include construction dust, air quality, traffic bottlenecks, loss of the playground as well as other school areas, and emergency vehicle access have been formally raised on the record, but our children's daily well-being requires vigilant oversight.

Now we need your help to continue advocating for their safety. Your donation directly funds licensed, independent expert reviews, specialized land-use legal counsel, and public-record advocacy so these serious safety concerns receive the rigorous scrutiny our kids deserve.

Every contribution makes a difference, and sharing this fundraiser helps amplify our children's voice. From one family to another, thank you for standing with our children and our community.

How are student and community safety at risk?

On September 22, 2026, the Rocklin City Council approved the design review and environmental exemption findings for the Sierra Wilds project in a 3–2 vote.

Throughout public hearings and within the municipal record, technical questions, testimony from first responders, and concerns regarding traffic flow were formally raised-

Why we are fundraising -

To provide decision-makers, regulatory agencies, and the public with objective, empirical data—and to ensure community safety concerns, balanced land-use solutions, and long-term neighborhood compatibility are fully represented.

Permitted expenditures may include, but are not limited to:

How you can help -

Donate: Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law and directly fund independent engineering studies, legal reviews and strategic site evaluation.

Share: Forward this campaign to Rocklin neighbors, local community forums, and area family groups.

Stay Engaged: Follow project updates, review independent findings, and participate constructively in open public administrative hearings.

The coalition supports lawful, responsible development while ensuring that municipal infrastructure, student buffers, and emergency response capabilities are verified through objective engineering.

Thank you for your support.

For background on the council vote and school community discussions:

- ABCnews - Rocklin council votes on Sierra Wilds Project

- Abridged.org - Rocklin Advances Affordable Housing Complex

- MSN - Rocklin Council Approves Housing Project

- CBS - Proposed Rocklin Affordable Housing Project

- Fox40 - Rocklin City Council To Decide On Housing Project

Important Legal Notices, Disclaimers & Fund Policies:

1. Tax-Deductible Status: The Urban Ethics Coalition is a recognized 501(c)(3) public charity. Contributions are tax-deductible to the full extent permitted by federal and state law. Donors will receive an official donation receipt through the platform.

2. Independence & Non-Affiliation: This campaign is an independent initiative organized by the Urban Ethics Coalition in coordination with concerned area residents. It is not organized, directed, owned, or formally endorsed by Maria Montessori Charter Academy (MMCA), the Western Placer Unified School District, the Rocklin Unified School District, or the City of Rocklin. References to neighboring educational institutions are strictly geographic and factual based on public records. Public comments or statements posted by individual donors reflect only their personal views and do not represent the positions of the Urban Ethics Coalition or neighboring schools.

3. No Guarantee of Acquisition / Commercial Realities: While funds may support feasibility analysis or preliminary pursuit of site preservation, buffer easements, or land acquisition alternatives, no representation or guarantee is made that the property will be purchased, re-zoned, or transferred, as any transaction is contingent upon market conditions, funding availability, and owner participation.

4. No Attorney-Client Relationship: Contributions support the coalition’s public interest research and potential legal consultation. Donating does not create an attorney-client relationship between the donor and any legal counsel or consultant retained by the Urban Ethics Coalition.

5. Non-Partisan / Non-Lobbying Statement: All activities funded by this campaign are strictly non-partisan and adhere to IRS rules for 501(c)(3) organizations. Funds will not be used to support or oppose any candidate for public office or any ballot measure.

6. Discretionary Allocation & Surplus Funds: While funds are intended for technical, environmental, legal, and site preservation efforts concerning the 1800 Wildcat Boulevard vicinity, organizers retain operational discretion to allocate expenditures across these eligible charitable purposes as regulatory, procedural and transactional circumstances evolve. In the event that proceedings conclude, matters resolve, or surplus funds will be retained by the Urban Ethics Coalition to support its 501(c)(3) charitable mission.