FOOD SHARE PROJECT
Any 501(c)3 or faith based organization is invited to participate in the Food Share Project, which will provide access to low cost food purchases and delivery. If interested in more information contact 530-527-6159 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

 

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#1 Welcome to the Food Share Blog — Tehama County CAA 2012-01-27 11:20
Welcome to the Food Share Blog! If you are part of the Food Share Coalition, Community Action will be presenting on how to use this blog page at the next Food Share meeting. If you not available to attend the meeting, but would like to have access to this blogging site, please contact Tara Loucks-Shepherd at or 530-528-4158
 

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FOOD SHARE PROJECT
Any 501(c)3 or faith based organization is invited to participate in the Food Share Project, which will provide access to low cost food purchases and delivery. If interested in more information call 530-527-6159 
 

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