Aligning with our Unitarian Universalist principles and values, we strive for justice, equity, and compassion in human relations, and work toward the goal of world community with peace, liberty, and justice for all. We reach out and meet the needs of our community as part of our spiritual practice.

Social Justice Committee

Members and friends of our Fellowship volunteer with this Committee to engage in ongoing work that challenges social injustices with a focus on homelessness and food insecurity in our Chico community and Butte County. The Committee meets on the fourth Monday in the Fellowship Hall. For more information or to get involved, contact Bob Crowe at bobco@pacbell.net.

Involvement 

We currently collaborate with both Safe Space and Everhart Village to provide meals on a regular basis. We also provide grocery cards for immigrants in need. We sustain our “giving garden”, donating all produce to the South Chico Community Assistance Center. We also collect shelf stable food donations for this center in our Treasure Chest located in the Fellowship Hall.

We continue our participation in Chico’s Interfaith Council as they work on many fronts including immigrant rights and safety.

UUFC works locally with resistance organizations in Chico in an effort to uphold Democracy.

Supporting Our Community                                                                              

Each quarter, we identify a local community organization to receive one quarter of our Sunday non-pledge cash contributions.