The foundation made generous donations to organizations that provide toys for local children and holiday gifts for local seniors, including the Tehama County CHP, Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce, Corning Fire Department and Toys for Tots. “We are excited to continue supporting our local partner organizations who truly understand our mission – to improve our communities and develop the quality of life in the region,” said Tribal Chairman Andrew “Dru” Alejandre.
This holiday season, the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, through the Paskenta Nomlaki Foundation, remains committed to supporting the community by donating $25,000 to four local organizations.
Parade Entries are due by this Friday, Nov 17, so don't wait to spread the Christmas love at the Red Bluff Christmas Parade and the tree lighting countdown parade.
Tehama County Farm Bureau hosted the 56th annual Farm-City Night at Red Bluff Community Center Monday night, with many organizations presenting their 2023 Awards following the delicious dinner by O’Dell Craft BBQ.