 Due to recommendations concerning COVID-19, the Oroville Chamber has closed its lobby. We are still available to answer questions. If you have any questions, please call us at (530) 538-2542 or email at info@orovillechamber.com, and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
 We are cancelling the following Chamber events due to recommendations around COVID-19.
March 19 - Lunch Mob, March 26 - Business Leadership Workshop, and April 2 - Oroville Chamber Annual Dinner. We are planning on resuming our networking events in late April, but will make adjustments as needed. Our Annual Dinner is being postponed until the summer, and refunds will begin to be issued in the next couple of weeks. If you have any questions, please contact the Oroville Chamber at (530) 538-2542 or at info@orovillechamber.com. Click the image to learn more about the event.
 In the last two weeks we have been busy with our members! Pictured above is the Coffee Connection we had at Prestige Assisted Living on February 15. We also had our Ambassadors deliver a few Chamber Member Stickers to renewing Chamber Members.
We have been promoting hiking in the Oroville Area. This includes putting up a digital billboard, hiking a portion of the Brad Freeman Trail, and checking out the Green Line Tour. 
At our Board Meeting on February 12, the Greater Oroville Partnership of Pastors presented our board with plaques and a blessing.  Lastly, we have been working on our events pictured below. There is still time to RSVP to any of these, just click the image.
 If you have any questions about what the Oroville Chamber has been up to, please call us at (530) 538-2542 or email us at info@orovillechamber.com.
 In the last month the Oroville Chamber has been steadily working for it's community and members. One big thing that came out this month is the Early Bird ticket sales for our Oroville Chamber Annual Dinner. The dinner will be held on April 2 and we will go over what the Chamber has been doing for Oroville over the last year.
We also hosted two events of our own! We had a great time learning about Pacifica Senior Living Country Crest during our monthly Coffee Connection. At our monthly Lunch Mob, Tong Fong Low provided delicious food as everyone took the opportunity to network.
Through our contracts with the Department of Water Resources and the City of Oroville's Supplemental Benefit Fund, we were able to promote the Snow Goose Festival and Restaurant Week. We shared these events to the public through digital billboards, email, our websites, and on social media.  Lastly, our CEO/President, Eric Smith, represented the Oroville Community at the International Sportsman's Expo at Cal Expo in Sacramento. Throughout the four day event Eric spoke to hundreds of people about the recreational and entertainment opportunities Oroville has to offer.
If you have any questions on what your Oroville Chamber has been up to, please call us at (530) 538-2542, or email us at info@orovillechamber.com.  On Thursday, April 11 we held our sold out 75th Oroville Chamber Annual Dinner. We wanted to take this time and thank everyone who attended and everyone who sponsored our event.
Our Annual Dinner was fantastic and full of super fun! With the theme of superheroes, Butte County's very own superhero Sheriff Kory Honea was the guest keynote speaker. We also took the time to honor some of our members who stepped up during the Camp Fire incident: The Hope Center, Jordan Crossing Ministry, River of Life Church, Ampla Health, The Salvation Army, Northwest SPCA, Ed Gilbert with Feather Falls Casino & Lodge, Oroville Rescue Mission, YMCA of Oroville, African American Family & Cultural Center, and The Father's House Church. Feather Falls Casino & Lodge served an amazing dinner of prime rib, chicken cordon bleu, mahi mahi, and custom cakes for the event. We also held an amazing raffle with prizes donated from local companies. If you missed this year's event you can see all the fun through our pictures on the Oroville Chamber's Facebook page. Also, keep an eye out for our Annual BBQ this September that promises to offer a family-friendly picnic atmosphere. Thank You Sponsors! Title Sponsor California Water Service Platinum Sponsors Oroville Hospital, Feather Falls Casino, Deer Creek Broadcasting Bronze Sponsors Golden Valley Bank, Recology, Rabobank Thank You Raffle Item Donators! Gallery Interiors, The Restored Boutique, Feather River Lapidary Society, Mountain Mikes Pizza, Gold Country Casino Resort, Table Mountain Golf Club, Taco Bell, Bolt’s Antique Tool Museum, Alpine Portable Toilets, Forebay Aquatic Center, High Tech Carpet Cleaning, Purple Line Urban Winery, Tong Fong Low, Yoville Yogurt, Oroville Car Wash, Feather Falls Casino & Lodge, Table Mountain Property Management, AAA, Butte College  In this member spotlight we will be focusing on our agriculture and farm members. These Chamber Members offer a very valuable and delicious resource to the Oroville and surrounding communities.
(Click the business name for more information.) Berkeley Olive Grove 1913 - This olive grove started in 1913 and has been creating award winning olive oils ever since. Their extra virgin olive oils have one best of show, best of class, and gold medals among various other awards. Butte View Olive Oil - This small oil plant that started in the early 2000s allows the producers to control the entire production process, which maximizes the quality of their oils and flavored oils. Located at 2950, Oroville, CA. California Olive Ranch - This olive ranch produces one of the highest quality extra virgin olive oil. Based in Chico this company blends olive oils from California and around the world. Tri-L Mandarin Ranch - This ranch offers delicious juicy mandarins during their harvest season in November and December. To celebrate they also host an annual Harvest Festival. To view the full list of Chamber Members, visit our Business Directory.  We would like to proudly announce our upcoming Oroville Chamber Annual Dinner on April 11 with special guest keynote speaker Sheriff Kory Honea! Join us as we look back on our last year's accomplishments and celebrate local super heroes.
The event will be held at Feather Falls Brewing Company and will include dinner, entertainment, a photo booth, and a raffle. Tickets are only $40 per person! We are also still looking for sponsorships and raffle item donations. For full event details, Click Here.  This is part two of our spotlight on our advertising and media members. Whether you are looking to advertise, want a resource for local news, or need assistance creating your own media, our Chamber Members are here to help you.
(Click the business name for more information.) Oroville Mercury-Register – This local newspaper serves the whole Butte County Area. They are the perfect place to advertise your upcoming events and specials. Oroville News Live – With an enormous Facebook following and a blog, Oroville News Live covers everything that has to do with Oroville. Stott Outdoor Advertising – Want to advertise your business in a big way? Stott Outdoor Advertising has billboard space throughout California. Valley Yellow Pages – Reach Northern California with Valley Yellow Pages. This everlasting form of media makes it easy for anybody to find your business. To view the full list of Chamber Members, visit our Business Directory.  On Saturday, January 26, Communications Coordinator, Amber Marron went on the Lake Oroville Visitor Center‘s Saturday Morning Nature Walk. This walk took us up Sycamore Hill on a beautiful morning. The wind was crisp, but 17 other people joined me on this three mile walk. Hikers were both young and old, and with this being the toughest hike from January due to the steeper incline, everyone was able to complete the three mile walk just fine. The guides from the Lake Oroville Visitor Center were always open to answering questions about species of mushrooms and plants to how the hiking trail was created. Once we climbed in elevation there were gorgeous views of the Oroville Dam and the river below. Right before the very top there was a Trail Log for the Brad Freeman/Dan Bebee Trail which I signed. Unfortunately I could not make it to the very top due to my susceptibility to poison oak, so if you are looking to hike Sycamore Hill make sure to take precautions due to the presence of poison oak. Overall it was a great time that I will continue to participate in! These weekly walks take place every Saturday with hikers meeting at the Lake Oroville Visitor Center at 9:00 am sharp.
 We wanted to welcome our newest member Ryan Midkiff with Raymond James Financial Services by spotlighting him this month. Ryan is a financial advisor who likes to help people reach/maintain their long-term financial goals and who genuinely cares about his clients. He is looking to build up his clientele, and has worked hard to get to his position. Learning through assisting some of the best local advisors, he received his license in the beginning of 2018. Ryan helps find solutions for retirees/people planning for retirement, families, and business owners and wants to help them plan out their financial goals no matter how simple or complex they can be. He uses risk software that determines your risk tolerance in a quantitative way. Then he will continue to monitor your goals and give advice through different scenarios to help keep them in reach. “It’s important for our clients to understand our values and process,” says their Facebook page. “Getting to know you is important. This not only helps us identify risk tolerance, suitability, and lifestyle; but we also build a rapport.” If you are ready to plan out your finances and keep yourself secure, give him a call. The services provided and his business card are below: Business Retirement Plans: 401k, SEP IRA, & SIMPLE IRA Self-Directed Retirement: Traditional IRA & Roth IRA Principal Protection: Annuities, Life Insurance, & Long-Term Care Insurance Non-Retirement Investing College Savings Plans Trust & Estate Services |
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