Discover the spirit of Beaverton with RAISEUP Beaverton, a community-driven initiative by the Beaverton Downtown Association. Focused on revitalizing downtown, the campaign seeks to raise $20,000 for a stunning mural on the historic Rossi building, celebrating the city’s rich heritage. Support local art and history—visit downtownbeaverton.org to donate today!
Woodburn Friends of the Library and Café La Onda partnered to create Biblio Blends, a line of coffee blends named after literary themes, with a portion of sales benefiting the library’s programs.
Join the Canby Kiwanis this holiday season! For 66 years, the Kiwanis Canby Community Food & Toy Drive has united our community to support families in need, assisting over 500 families and 1,100 kids last year. With rising costs, your contributions are crucial. From toy collection barrels to volunteering opportunities, there are many ways to help. Discover how you can bring joy to those facing tough times. Read on to learn more!
What comes to mind when you see the color pink? Traditionally linked to femininity, pink has become a strong symbol of Breast Cancer Awareness. In McMinnville, the “Paint Mac Pink” initiative has grown into “Paint Yamhill County Pink,” led by the inspiring nonprofit With Courage. Each October, the Pink Light Campaign honors those impacted by breast cancer while raising crucial funds. Learn how this movement began and how you can get involved to make a difference. Join us in spreading hope and awareness!
Join us for the Breast Cancer Community Luncheon on Oct. 26, 2024, at the Embassy Suites Washington Square! This event unites patients, survivors, and loved ones for a day of support and inspiration. Enjoy educational classes, a fashion show featuring survivors, and connect with local vendors dedicated to breast cancer awareness. Celebrate the medical community with the Compassion Award and learn about resources from Breast Friends. Don’t miss the chance to be part of this caring community!
Step into the past with the Canby Rotary annual auction, where the theme is “Cruisin’ the ’50s”! Embrace an evening filled with joy, camaraderie, and support for a noble cause. Featuring remarkable auction items, delectable cuisine, and the opportunity to win $2,500 in Alaska Airlines credits, this is an event of unparalleled significance. Whether your passion lies with vintage cars or retro fashion, this captivating affair promises something for everyone. Save the date for October 26, and dress in your finest ’50s garments for an unforgettable night! Explore canbyrotary.com for further information.
A Brighter Future Community: Our Children Oregon Our Children Oregon (OCO), a nonprofit dedicated to ensuring every child in the state has the opportunity to thrive, has announced its “15
The 100+ Who Care Alliance in Clackamas County is a testament to the power of collective action, uniting over 100 individuals to donate $100 twice a year, resulting in a $10,000 donation to a local non-profit. Led by Vanessa Zimmerman, the program has exceeded its goal, raising $11,900 at its last event and sharing the surplus with other nominees.
Camas-Washougal Community Chest and its partners announce $134k in grants. Services for children, families funded by Rotary volunteers. Includes emergency food assistance, safe temporary shelter, and water quality monitoring. Donations needed to meet goal. Learn how to contribute on the CWCC’s website.
Western Oregon University celebrates a record-breaking enrollment increase, with nearly half of its student body being first-generation college students,
The Camas-Washougal Community Chest will launch its annual fundraising drive Oct. 1, 2023 with a goal of raising $120,000 for 2024 grants. In a continuing partnership with CWCC, the Camas–Washougal Rotary Foundation and the Camas Lions Club plan to provide additional grant funds.
In the spring of 2018, Hazel’s House partnered with the Newberg Animal Shelter and began to learn everything about running a shelter and foster program. They learned about shelter and rescue medicine, which helped them during the rescue process.
Fundraising continues for a larger facility. With the community’s support, the nonprofit also plans to greatly expand and enhance its programs and services in Canby, strengthen partnerships with other local organizations and nonprofits serving those in need, and work to share its model with neighboring communities who have expressed interest in replicating it.
Service above self. “As I mentioned, people join the Rotary for many reasons, but statistically, the number one reason people remain in the Rotary Club is for the fellowship.”
— Wendy McArthur Trumbo, Newberg Noon President
Car donations = 580 meals to neighbors in need.
Donate Your Car to Charity.
Help Drive Away Hunger.
Providing meals, shelter and vocational training for people seeking a path to new life.