Tehama Together Inc

Tehama Together was formed in 2009 with the goal of providing the unmet needs of the residents and communities of Tehama County. Our initial focus was to establish a centralized network of services where our citizens could find resources for a number of needs. We achieved this by teaming with United Way and establishing 211 Tehama. This centralized location provides physical, emotional, and financial resources for people in need.

Since that time our focus has continued to focus on meeting the basic needs of our residents. We formed the Community Food Alliance to ensure pantries worked together to ensure even distribution and minimal waste of food. We formed the Nonprofit Roundtable so nonprofits could make more effective use of their resources. We founded the Veterans Collaborative which ensure the needs of our veterans are met. We founded the Home Again K-9 program to help veterans, and others, train and care for their service dogs.

Tehama Together continues to identify the needs of the residents and communities of Tehama County. We are constantly developing programs or providing fiscal support for programs to serve the unmet needs of Tehama County.

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING ABOUT TEHAMA TOGETHER

The Tehama Together Community Food Alliance was one of two organizations that helped the Corning Chamber of Commerce re-launch their Thursday Farmers' Market. - Marie Brayman, Corning Farmers Market

Tehama Together has created a positive impact in Tehama County far beyond its size and budget. The organization is a model of collaboration. It connects organizations to one another and gets things done. Its impact on the community cannot be overstated. - Larry Olmstead  President & CEO, United Way of Northern California

We applaud the actions it [Tehama Together] takes to educate the public on nutrition, support local small farms (like ours), as well as supporting Sustainable Agriculture. The CFA's understanding that without sustainable, resilient agriculture, there will be no healthy, local food is greatly appreciated. - Heather Austin, Red Gate Ranch

Tehama Together is a shining beacon in our community, coming to the assistance of those less fortunate. - Jessie Woods, Red Bluff Gold Exchange

Tehama Together and the nonprofits that make the well-rounded group have a real understanding of the needs in Tehama County and work very hard every day to help those in the communities they serve. - Lisa Roehling Agency Relations Specialist, Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano

I enjoy participating in the Tehama County Nonprofit Roundtable as convened by Tehama Together and United Way of Northern California. These monthly meetings provide an opportunity for us to learn about the activities of other nonprofits and to share the activities of PATH. - Allene Dering, Founder Poor and the Homeless

Tehama Together was able to connect us with our local farmers and even showcase our items at local events all in the name of “SUPPORT!” With such a friendly and hardworking staff, it is always a pleasure to work with them. - Rich and Kassie Reiter, Reiter’s Bakery.

Our garden club maintains several planters downtown.  We have had a few problems now and then, and Tehama Together has been willing to give moral support, and occasional intervention, in order to keep things running smoothly in this civic beautification project. - Judy Paul, Red Bluff Garden Club

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