Happy Camp, CA, Chamber of Commerce

11/02/2024

Grateful 🙏 that the Lord provides generous hearts to the homeless!! Grateful the Lord provides home, a d all our needs, as well as blessings beyond number!!

YOU DID IT! BUT WE CAN DO MORE ... A heartfelt thanks to those generous STUFF THE TRUCK donors who provided 139 turkeys, 11 hams and 120 cases full of sides (potatoes, green beans, stuffing, etc.) as well as $1,713.00 in financial donations.

All of these will go to help underserved Shasta County families enjoy a holiday meal. Because of you, we're that much closer to our goal of giving away 1000 turkey dinners... with all the fixins!

So that no family gets left out, we still need at least 261 more turkeys just for Thanksgiving, plus more canned and boxed goods! Come down to our kitchen at 3050 Veda St. and drop off a turkey OR give online: https://tinyurl.com/ms7sjs82

A $27.00 donation will provide one turkey. Give extra for items such as cranberry sauce, yams, green beans or boxed stuffing and mashed potatoes. And for dessert, we're asking for pudding cups...an easy, no-prep dessert.

And thank you...there is no county as generous as Shasta County!

12/10/2023

11/13/2023

It is with great appreciation that the Happy Camp Chamber endorses the volunteer efforts of these youthful workers who are raising funds to renovate the Chamber Welcome sign at the east end of town! Thank you who have recently donated (and we hope you are enjoying the local books were offered) Please help our youth who have taken on this projecct!! NOON Monday Nov. 13th

11/09/2023

You certainly don't want to miss the Annual Old Time Tirkey Shoot at the Klamath River Community Hall!!!

06/18/2023

Open Gym st the Happy Camp Wellness Center for 1st grade UP!

The Karuk Tribe’s Youth & Family Activities Department will be holding Youth Open Gym! Please post and share!

Youth Open Gym
Where: Happy Camp Wellness Center
537 Jacobs Way

When: Starting June 20, 2023
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Time: 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Youth Ages: 1st Grade and Up

Please see flyer for more details!

For More Information Contact:
Shauniece Polmateer, Youth & Families Activities Coordinator
via phone: (530) 643-6904 or via email: [email protected]

06/17/2023

Goats at work; reducing fuels to avoid a catastrophic wild fire!

A ravenous (we hope) herd of goats is descending on the area around our Visitor Center. Because of where they will be working, beginning tomorrow we will temporarily close the Shasta Divide Nature Trail below the Visitor Center.

Safer than having humans negotiate the steep slopes, goats are working to reduce the fuel load that a potential wildland fire could use. The goats are being used to protect vital infrastructure and other sensitive areas. In addition to the safety considerations, the goats are, generally, cheaper that hiring a contract crew to work the same acreage.

If you get a chance to watch them in action, please stay away from the fence as it is electrified. The goats are also accompanied by several working dogs who’s job it is to keep the goats safe from bear, mountain lions, and other predators. These dogs will bite so please do not try to pet them.

📷A graphic warning guests about the electric fence and working animals.

06/17/2023

Glad to see there will be Karuk Tribal Reunion!

The Karuk Tribe would like to announce the Karuk Tribe Reunion!

When: Saturday, July 15, 2023
Time: from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm
Where: Karuk Tribe Administration Complex
64236 Second Avenue Happy Camp, CA 96039.

Events Include: Poker and Traditional Cards, Brush Dance Demonstration, Jump House and much more!

For More Information Contact: Joshua Saxon, Executive Director or Erin Hillman, Director of Operations, via phone: (530) 493-1600 or Email: [email protected]

06/17/2023

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03/18/2023

Happy Camp Chamber memberships for 2023 are due now!! Storefront Businesses are $50 a year and include a small addition to the business listing in the "Klamath RIver & Happy Camp Business & Recreation Directory. "
Start ups, Home Business are $25 a year. Personal (without Directory) and Youth Entrpreneurs are $10 for the year. Lifetime Membership is $500. THANKS TO NEW & RENEWAL MEMBERSHIPS!
If you haven't sent in yet, please send as soon as possible as we need nominations for board and annual meeting. The Directory needs reprinting and we want to have your business information absolutely correct!!
YOUR information is important to visitors and new residents and your customers!

We also have opportunity for you to obtain some of the favorite and most popular books for a $20 donation to the Happy Camp Chamber. We no longer have a sales outlet and would like to get these books into hands that would enjoy them
(LIMITED TO NEW BOOKS ON HAND)
Dear Madam, by Stella w. PATTERSON
Dear Madam, Who Was She? By Peter & Elizabeth Lismer
Wild Plant Cookbook by Bill & Bev Beatty
Wild Edible Fruit& Berries by Marjorie Furlong & Virginia Pill
Diving and Digging for Gold by Mary Hill
Where Wild Things Live by Dan Story
Owls by Day and by Night by Hamilton Tyler & Don Phillips
Tricks of the Trail; A Guide to Modern Backpacking
A Guide to California's Freshwater Fishes by Bob Madge, illustrated
The Wintun Indians of California and their Neighbors by Peter M. Knudtson
The Shasta Indians of California and their neighbors by Elizabeth Renfro
Basketry Plants Used by Western American Indians
Pomo Basketmaking; a Supreme art for the Weaver by Elsie Allen
Indiancraft by Chief "Dode" McIntosh (twice head of theInter-tribal Council of 5 Civilized Tribes and principal Chief of the Creek Nation between 1961 and 1971 and many more awards and accomplishments) & Harvey Shell, part Cherokee.
Scenic Byways of Northern California from the Sisktyous to the Cascades by Marie Webster Weisbrod.
The Story of Linda Lookout by Keith Lundy Hoofnagl
Alone in the Wilderness by Hap Gilliland
SPRINGER'S Quest; Life of a Pacific Chinook Salmon by Nina Foran Gee.
Annette, a big Hairy Mom by John S. McFarland (story of Evan. 2nd grade boy hoping to make discovery in the forest near Bluff Creek)
In the Land of the Grasshopper Song by Mary Elliott Arnold and Mabel Reed

Donations may be mailed to:
Happy Camp Chamber
1430 Curlyjack P.O. Box
Happy Camp, CA 96039-1188

If we have exhausted our supply of the book and are unable to fulfill your request, your donation will be returned to you. (If you wish, you may designate a first and second choice.) We have one copy of some of the books, and may have a dozen of a few. Some may be available, but others may not since the Slater Fire destroyed the inventory of Naturegraph, who was publisher if many.

ALL workers with the Happy Camp Chamber are volunteers and never receive any renumerationn, but serve to benefit our community and our neighbors.

We appreciate the youthful student volunteers who will be refreshing the Welcome To Happy Camp Sign, commonly called "Steelhead capital of the world."

We appreciate members renewing and returning survey and Directory as soon as possible because you are all very important to working together to benefit all our Wild & Scenic Klamath River. Neighbors!

08/31/2022

Library open Wednesday!! Thank you Vickie & others who volunteer!!!

Happy Camp Library will be open today, Wednesday, August 31st from 12-6pm.
Stop on by and pick up something new to read! Or an audio book to listen to, or a DVD to watch!

07/27/2022

Congratulations to Dave!

Congratulations and thank you Dave for 24 years of service! When it comes to great employees, Dave checks all the boxes – dependable, hard worker (check!), always available to work over-time (check!), and personable with our customer base (check! check!). Dave also has a great personality and always has a quick joke. He covers four of our seven exchanges and is very busy converting customers to fiber-to-the-premises.

Dave enjoys hunting, fishing, and metal detecting. He loves playing with his grandchildren.

Dave says, “There are great people at STC - - - from my co-workers all the way up to upper management. Everyone is friendly and easy to work with. I like living in the woods and having a good job to work at.”