Becoming a member is easy. We support our local community and want to help where we can. We are nonpartisan and do not endorse candidates for public office, nor contribute to their campaigns.
We provide the meeting space for the Almond Festival Queen Dinner honoring 3-6 candidates and their families. A delicious dinner is prepared by Grange members.
This event is always on the last Sunday of February and celebrates the blooming almond trees in the valley. The Grange provides a wide variety of happenings including a petting zoo (FFA), vendors, food & sweets for purchase, and much more.
Local kids have an opportunity to present a Christmas Play and celebrate Christmas with a visit from Santa and more.
Since 1873 the mission of the California State Grange has been to serve, steward and teach the virtues of the land to our children and community. We maintain our commitment to grassroots advocacy, supporting farmland preservation, farm development, community service, sustainable and regenerative agriculture, and the consumer’s role in the food production system.
Frank joined Western Yolo Grange when he was 14 years old. Past Deputy of the California State Grange. Lifelong resident of Capay Valley. Retired owner of an auto and tractor repair shop. Korean War Vet. Past Asst. Chief of the Brooks Volunteer Fire Department. Still active in many community organizations.
Marian has been a Grange member for over 60 years. She us a Past State Grange Executive Committee member, and Past CA State Grange Treasurer. Marian was also a Grange Insurance Agent for 33 years. Now retired.
Rebecca manages the financials for Western Yolo Grange. She has experience working with non-profit organizations.
Western Yolo Grange #423 16787 Forrest Avenue PO Box 312 Guinda, CA 95637 westernyologrange@gmail.com
