Healthy Rural California, Inc

The North Valley Community Foundation (NVCF) is a nonprofit organization based in Chico, CA, dedicated to fueling healing and compassion for a better world. Through grantmaking, partnerships, and philanthropic services, NVCF serves as the hub for social change in the North Valley, helping individuals, families, businesses, and nonprofits maximize their impact on the local and global community. With a focus on disaster relief, NVCF has awarded over $63 million in grants since the Camp Fire, supporting the Butte Strong Fund, Camp Fire Relief Fund, and donor-designated funds. In addition, NVCF holds hundreds of individual funds, each representing a community member's dream for a better world, and continues to respond to urgent and important needs through their Community Response Fund.Generated from the website

SacValley MedShare is a Qualified Health Information Organization (QHIO) dedicated to enhancing healthcare connectivity across California. By securely exchanging health data, they empower healthcare providers and insurers to streamline treatment and payment processes, ensuring a seamless healthcare journey for patients. With a focus on education, trust, and collaboration, SacValley MedShare prioritizes the safety and confidentiality of patient information while providing authorized healthcare professionals with critical medical data access. Their commitment to innovation and community partnership positions them as a key player in improving health outcomes statewide. Generated from the website

Butte County Office of Education serves as an intermediary between the state and local school districts. It comprises Bangor Union Elementary, Biggs Unified, Chico Unified, Durham Unified, Feather Falls Union Elementary, Golden Feather Union Elementary, Gridley Unified and Manzanita Elementary School Districts. The office helps its schools with implementation of programs, provides fiscal oversight, monitors teacher credentialing, supplies curriculum support and training. It offers an array of programs, such as special education, independent study, community schools, juvenile court community schools, child development and regional occupational programs and administers a variety of state and federally funded grant programs and services. Located in 1859 Bird Street, Oroville, Calif., Butte County also offers Migrant Education and California Mini-Corps programs.