Community Partners

Munger Family Vineyard

Munger Family Vineyard began as a hobby. Danny and I were engaged and living in Live Oak. We would go wine tasting for fun any chance we got. We would stop at wineries whenever we saw them and check out their facilities, and their wine of course! Once, we took a grounds tour of a Napa favorite and saw the process from start to finish. What fun! So here we are! What started out as a fun little carboy hobby turned into a full-blown winery over the course of 7 years. So welcome to our home, welcome to our winery and welcome to our tasting room! (Stacy Munger)

The Cookie Tree

December 1981 brought the opening of The Cookie Tree. Two friends, after visits to San Francisco and other cities, decided they could make cookies just as good, if not better than they had already experienced. With a limited amount of money, they set out and purchased used equipment, one oven, one pastry case, a used cash register, and found a little location on Plumas Street in Yuba City, California. There they opened their gourmet cookie bakery. With no money for advertising, they counted on the quality of their product and the service they could offer their customers to build the foundation of their business. It was a success!

Live Comedy organized by Chicago Steve

Chicago Steve has been instrumental in organizing talent for the Sunday Speakeasy comedy events.

Middle Mountain Hikes

Middle Mountain Interpretive Hikes advances the understanding of the natural and cultural features of the Sutter Buttes through interactive educational activities for school children and the public.

For many decades the landowners in the Sutter Buttes allowed easy public access to their ranches. By the 1960′s, population growth lead to an overwhelming number of people wanting to access the Buttes and problems with visitors leaving gates open, painting graffiti on rock formations, fires, and other problems. Understandably, the landowners began to enforce rules against trespassing, and access to the Buttes was curtailed.

Sutter Buttes Regional Land Trust

The mission of Sutter Buttes Regional Land Trust is to maintain and protect the natural and agricultural resources for present and future generations.

Each year you can see the wonderful work you accomplish through the land trust. Together, we’ve committed resources to protect over 2,000 acres of conservation lands. As a member, you are part of each of our projects. Your support allows us to lay the ground work of time, information and connections from which all of our land protection projects are born. There are many great projects underway now and with your membership this year, you’ll help protect the land within the Sutter Buttes and beyond, help maintain the Pacific Flyway for migrating waterfowl, as well as, preserving important agricultural lands that support our local farming and economy.

9th Intelligence Squadron USAF Beale Airforce Base

We are very honored and excited to be partnering with the 9th Intelligence Squadron stationed at Beale AFB. The 9th is one of the oldest intelligence squadrons with its roots going all the way back to 1944.

The 9th Intelligence Squadron and its BASHR Eagle Airmen trace their origins from the 9th Reconnaissance Technical Squadron (RTS) which was active from 1949 to 1991.  During this period, the 9th RTS was responsible for programming the flight track and cameras on-board the SR-71 Blackbird and then processed, developed and exploited aerial film from the legendary Blackbird.  The 9 RTS would eventually also support the U-2 Dragon Lady and the OBC mission.  In 1991 the Squadron was re-designated as the 9th Intelligence Support Squadron (ISS). In 2003, the 9th ISS was realigned under the 548th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Group (also known as DGS-2) and re-named the 9th Intelligence Squadron as part of the 480th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Wing based at Langley AFB, VA.  Today, BASHR Eagles are “9 IS …Intel’s Best!”

Holiday Inn Express & Suites in Yuba City

We are thrilled with the opening of the new Holiday Inn Express & Suites just around the corner from the brewery. We enjoy talking with those coming in town for work or to visit family. Show your room key for a 10% discount!

Resilience

New SBB owners, Scott and Cindi Sargent, took over running the business just after the horrible Camp Fire in November 2018. Cindi was born and raised in Paradise, CA and she and Scott met there, and lived in nearby Magalia. After moving to Yuba City in 2005, they kept close ties with friends and families in Paradise and shared in the feeling of disbelief and devastation following the fire.

We learned about Sierra Nevada’s partnership with small breweries to fundraise for fire relief efforts. The opportunity to produce Resilience IPA as our first brew was very special. Our YC community showed tremendous support and we were able to raise nearly $10,000 for fire victims in a few short weeks!