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FRUGAL FAMILIES NORTH STATE PARENT FAMILY RESOURCE GUIDE SPRING/SUMMER 2025
Jeannie’s; Paradise. Antique furniture, art, tools, home & yard decor all offered. 10am- 4pm Fri-Sun. facebook.com/jeanniescon- signmnt/. 491 Pearson Rd. (530)762-4960. Once Upon A Child; Chico. Buys and sells gently used kids’ clothing, shoes, toys, and baby gear. Pays cash on the spot and provides a convenient way to recycle items children have outgrown, giving those items a second life. Ever-changing selection of top name brands at up to 70% off regular retail prices. onceupo- nachild.com/locations/chico-ca. 801 East Ave Ste #106. (530)592-3824.
Orange Street Consignment; Chico. 15,000 square foot warehouse that sourc- es for all things new, vintage, and unique. facebook.com/orangestreetconsign- ments/. 514 Orange St. (530)519-7805.
GLENN COUNTY
YaYa’s Children’s Boutique; Orland. Chil- dren only, offering very gently used, stain free/odor free clothing sizes NB - Child 16 (XL) Children’s new and used toys, baby items, furniture, decor & more. facebook. com/groups/1632946046856867/. 619 5th St. (530)517-1555.
SHASTA COUNTY
Friday’s Vintage Co.; Redding. Mis-
sion is to offer affordable, sustainable, high-quality fashion while building community. Clothes for men & women. Visit website or call to sell. fridaysvintage. co. 1320 Yuba St. (530)969-4220.
Gather Downtown; Redding. Home to Chosen Clothing Consignment Co., this boutique offers a selection of women’s, men’s, children’s, and baby clothing, gear and accessories in a variety of sizes. Cus- tomers can shop online. Nestled among 41 independent merchants and artisans, shoppers can enjoy a wide array of shops. gatherdowntown.com/chosen. 1322 Butte St. (530)215-1117.
Main Street Kidz; Cottonwood. In The Mer- cantile, offering resale clothing for babies, kids, teens and women. Wed-Fri 10am-4pm, Sat 10am-2pm facebook.com/mainkidz. 20633 Gas Point Rd. (530)870-7236.
Rags Consignment & Costumes; Red- ding. Quality used name brand clothing, accessories, purses and shoes, rental cos- tumes, vintage & retro clothing, wedding dresses & formal wear and more. ragsre- sale.com. 810 Butte St. (530)241-5865. That Baby Store; Redding. Quality items for infants, children & adults. Clothes, shoes, toys, baby gear, books, movies, games and more. $1 clothing room. Buys, sells & trades. facebook.com/That-Baby- Store-154172704677717/. 2990 Churn Creek Dr. (530)355-0557.
TEHAMA COUNTY
Amazing Finds; Red Bluff. Family owned and operated. New and used furniture store and consignment warehouse. Offers variety of furniture, entertainment stands
& more. amazingfindsredbluff.com. 616 Cedar St. (530)917-1138.
Dandy Lions Children’s Shop; Red Bluff. New & consignment clothing, toys and gear for infants, children and moms-to-be, decor & more. dandylions. shop. dandylions@att.net. 623 Main St. (530)527-7755.
SISKIYOU COUNTY
Broadway New 2 You; Yreka. Thrift & consignment. Variety of furniture, clothes, home decor & more. 201 S Main St. (530)842-5035.
2nd Chance Consignments; Mt. Shasta. Filled with beautiful antiques, contem- porary furniture, artwork, home furnish- ings, designer clothes, jewelry & more. 2ndchanceconsignments.com. 909 South Blvd. (530)926-2710.
FOOD BANKS, FREE MEALS AND SERVICES FOR THE UNHOUSED
FOOD BANKS
BUTTE COUNTY
Catholic Ladies Relief Society; Chico. Gives out food according to the number of peo- ple in the family, once a month per family. Must provide an ID for everyone in their household. Emergency food given away on an as-needed basis as long as food supplies last. Mon–Fri, 9am-12pm. 1386 Longfellow Ave. (530)895-8331.
Chico Rescue Mission; Chico. Food boxes available every Tuesday at 10am. chicores- cuemission.com. 2612 Esplanade. chicores- cuemission@yahoo.com. (530)343-1935. Hungry Wildcat Food Pantry; Chico. The Hungry Wildcat Food Pantry is open to Chi- co State students and staff facing food inse- curity. The Pantry strives to provide a wide assortment of nutritious, student-friendly food products. We specialize in the distribu- tion of local, farm-direct, organic produce and foods. suchico.edu/basic-needs/re- sources/pantry.shtml. (530) 898-4098
North State Food Bank; Oroville. Collects
& distributes food throughout Butte, Glenn, Colusa, Plumas, Sierra and Tehama Counties. Multiple programs to help low-income fam- ilies get the food and nutrition they need each month. buttecaa.com. 2640 S. 5th Ave. (530)712-2600.
SHASTA COUNTY
Shasta Senior Nutrition Program – Friday Food Bank; Redding. Not just for seniors, but for all low-income people. 1st & 3rd Fri, 8-9am. Photo ID, proof of address req. ssnp- web.org. 100 Mercy Oaks Dr. (530)226-3071. Shingletown Emergency Food & Out- reach Center. Provides emergency food
to those in need in Shingletown, Manton and Viola. Available Wed by appointment and other times as able for urgent needs. Delivery is often available for seniors in Shingletown depending on weather and
staffing. Items include non-perishable foods, fruits and vegetables as available, pet food and some hygiene items. info@shingletown- medcenter.org. (530)474-4220.
The Salvation Army; Redding. Weekly pantry and homeless food bags. Every Tues-Thurs.10am-noon. Bring photo ID and 1 month proof of residency. redding.salvation- army.org. 2691 Larkspur Lane. reddingcorps@ usw.salvationarmy.org (530)222-2207.
SISKIYOU COUNTY
Siskiyou Community Food Bank; Yreka. Food bank for low-income individuals
and families. Has earned a gold seal from Guidestar. Provides financial literacy classes at Weed High School. Partners with Health Ministry Foundation in Mount Shasta to provide a large teaching garden and green house for SFA clients to learn how to grow food, even in small spaces. Provides fiscal management of the Weed Farmers Market, allowing Cal Fresh clients to purchase fresh, organic foods with their benefits and a market match up to $20. siskiyoufoodbank. org. 1601 S. Oregon St., Suite B (entrance on Kegler Lane). (530)340-6382.
Siskiyou Food Assistance Corporation; Weed. We serve nutritious food and prayer to our neighbors in need. Our mission is
to help our neighbors with sustainable, nutritious food supplies to fulfill what Jesus said: "Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me" - Matthew 25:40. siskiyoufoodassistance.org. 780 South Davis Avenue. (530) 408-6115 Yreka Food Bank. Has served the commu- nity for over 40 years and provide monthly food, clothin, and houseware assistance. jm- patterson1995.wixsite.com/yrekafoodbank. 1249 South Main Street, Yreka. yrekafood- bank@yahoo.com or yrekafoodbank45@ gmail.com. 530-643-2507 or 530-598-2178.
TEHAMA COUNTY
Anderson-Cottonwood Christian. An Emergency Food Program Serving the Needy. facebook.com/andcca/. 2979 E Cen- ter St, Anderson, CA 96007. Accafoodshelf@ gmail.com. (530)365-4220
Orland Pantry. Providing emergency food up to 12 times in a calendar year for the communities of Artois, Capay, Hamilton City, Ord Bend and Orland. Food is distribut- ed based on family size and a nutritionally balanced diet. Families must show proof
of residency and ID. Eligible families may pick up food boxes up to twelve (12) times in a calendar year at the First Lutheran Church Hall in Orland. Please wear a mask to protect our volunteers. Check website for pick-up times and location. orlandpantry. org. (530)865-9029.
Tehama County Food Bank. Distributes USDA Commodities (surplus food) each month for Tehama County residents with low income at locations throughout Teha- ma County. Food giveaway locations, days and times each month are posted on their Facebook page. Emergency food available on non-giveaway days. facebook.com/p/ Tehama-County-Gleaners-and-Food- Bank-100064956361363. (530)529-2264.
Los Molinos: Masonic Hall, 25020 Tehama-Vi- na Rd.
Manton, Paynes Creek & Ponderosa Sky Ranch: Services available for residents. Rancho Tehama: Recreation Center, 17357 Stagecoach Rd.
Red Bluff: 20699 Walnut St.
FREE MEALS AND SERVICES
FOR THE UNHOUSED
BUTTE COUNTY
Chico Rescue Mission. Mission is to guide men grappling with addictions and life challenges towards the healing embrace of Jesus Christ. We're confident that through Christ, they can find healing and lead en- riched, fulfilling lives. Beyond spiritual guid- ance, we empower these men with essential job and life skills through our vocational training initiatives. We offer a 12-month Christ-centered residential recovery pro- gram for up to 90 men. chicorescuemission. com. 2612 Esplanade. (530)343-1935. Oroville Resource Center and Rescue Mission. Committed to helping those in the community meet their basic needs by providing emergency shelter, three meals a day and access to toilets/showers in a safe environment. Provides emergency shelter, food and clothing for people fac- ing hunger, homelessness and addiction. Aids residents of Oroville, South Butte County and its outlying areas. orovil- leresourcecenter.org 4250 Lincoln Blvd. (530)533-9120.
SHASTA COUNTY
Good News Rescue Mission: Purpose is to bring Good News to the poor, homeless, or needy of Shasta County by sharing the love of God exemplified by the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, providing emergency subsis- tence services (food, shelter, and clothing) and long-term recovery services and edu- cating and equipping the people of Shasta County to effectively minister to needy people. gnrm.org. (530)242-5920 during business hours. (530)241-5754 24-hours/ day. 3100 Market Street Redding.
TEHAMA COUNTY
Empower Tehama (Domestic Violence Intervention and Sexual Assault Sup- port. A nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting healthy relationships and social change in the community through education, intervention and responsive services designed to inspire personal trans- formation. Committed to providing crucial social services that empower and support its residents, thereby strengthening and en- riching the community. empowertehama. org. 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: (530)528-0226.
Prevention Center; Red Bluff. 151 Sale Lane. (530)727-9423.
Child Advocacy Center; Red Bluff. 206 Hickory Street. (530)727-1277.
South County Center; Corning. 275 Solano Street, Suite. (530)838-9124.
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