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J Bar J Youth Services
Grandma’s House
Emergency and transitional shelter for homeless, pregnant girls and parenting young mothers. (Established in 1992, joined J Bar J Youth Services in 2017)
Big Brothers Big Sisters
2017
(1992)
Academics to develop the whole person, socially, emotionally, and academically. Serving students at the Boys Ranch, J5, & The Academy at Sisters.
Cascade Youth & Family Center
Providing runaway and homeless teens with safe, stable living conditions.
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Helping victims of sex and labor trafficking regain independence, safety, and stability to rebuild their lives.
2015 Kindred Connections
Families and volunteers from area churches provive support while parents in crisis work to secure stability for their families.
Matching adult mentors (Bigs) and kids (Littles) to defend, ignite, and empower their potential.
The Learning Center
2019
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1994 The Academy at Sisters
A therapeutic boarding school using an approach blending both traditional and experiential therapies.
1989 Oregon High Desert Classics
The prestigious hunter jumper horse show which provides funding to support J Bar J Youth Services.
1968
J Bar J Boys Ranch & J5
A residential treatment program for adjudicated teen boys. J5 offers short-term stabilization.
Kids Are Waiting For Mentors! Kids need someone to stand in their corner, to be there when they face challenges, and to inspire them. Twenty years of data tell us how mentors ignite the potential and make a long term difference in the lives of kids and families. Kids with mentors do better in school, achieve higher levels of education, and have stronger relationships than those without. What family doesn’t benefit from have and extra support person!
“Bigs” and “Littles” are matched based on common interests. Those can range from mountain bike riding, creating science projects, or watching football; each match decides what they enjoy doing together. The same studies tell us that whatever the activity, it’s the relationship with the positive, caring, adult role model who makes the difference. Becoming a Big Brother or a Big Sister takes only a few hours a month, and yet has such
a big impact on the child, the family and on YOU! If you are looking to contribute in a significant way to someone’s life now and empower them to create a better future, and enjoy the rewards of knowing you are supporting a child and family, consider becoming a Big now. For more information, visit www.bbbsoc.org, or call 541-312-6047 Help us end the wait!
Ignite Potential:
Become a Big Brother or Big Sister
Ashton Eaton
Ashton Eaton Ashton Eaton is a hero, two time Olympic champion, and world record holder. In his younger years, key adults played a large role in his life, giving him a first-hand understanding of the power mentors have to ignite potential. Asking nothing in return, Ashton agreed to become a spokesman for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Oregon. His goal is to encourage others to become mentors: to defend, ignite, and empower potential. Thank you, Ashton, for your support. It means a great deal to us, and to the Littles you have helped us match with Bigs. 2 | Central Oregon Give Guide 2019
Giving, Multiplied
This year’s Give Guide is a game changer. Now, in addition to offering info on local nonprofits right here in this Give Guide, you can also opt to donate to any number of nonprofits, all from one place. And as a special bonus, you can earn a thank-you gift too! How It Works 1. Peruse this guide, offering information on the 50+ nonprofits participating this year.
4. Watch the donations roll in—and stay tuned for the announcement of which nonprofit earned the most! This year, an anonymous donor is offering a $25,000 bonus for the nonprofit who earns the most through the program!
You Matter.
2. Head over to centraloregongives.com, find the nonprofit you’d like to support, and donate directly from that online portal.
Our local nonprofits do the heavy lifting of supporting kids, teens, veterans, animals and so much more in our community. This is your chance to give back—and every donation counts!
3. Receive a thank-you gift for your donation of $25 or more. The thank-you gifts change each week. For example, donating over $25 the week of Nov. 14 gets you a free pint from Immersion Brewing. Donating the week of Nov. 21 gets you a free appetizer at Rockin’ Daves … and the list goes on.
From all of us at the Source Weekly, we thank the many community partners and nonprofits working together during this inaugural year of our partnership with What If We Could—a partnership that aims to amplify the giving in our community!
Nov. 14-20 Immersion Brewing – For every $25 donation receive a free pint. (Up to 50 pints) Sisters Folk Festival – Every donation of $25 or more will be entered to win a pair of Winter Concert Series Passes (Value $120).
Every Rockin Dave’s Bistro and Backstage Lounge – 1 appetizer for every donation. Nov. 21-27 donation Worthy Brewing Company – for each $25 donation receive a $10 gift certificate. Nov. 28-Dec. 4 receives a Donors will also be entered to win a drawing for a $125 gift certificate. special offer Fjallråven Bend – A donor of $25 or more will be entered in into a drawing to receive a Keb72 backpack (Value $300). from one Riff Craft Food and Beverage Taproom – For every donation receive one draft Dec. 5-11 of our local cold brew coffee on tap. Dec. 12-18 Laughing Planet – Free smoothie for each donation sponsors
Avid Cider – Every donation of $25 or more will receive a free pint at Avid Cider in Bend. Dec. 19-25
Backporch Coffee Roasters – Every donation receives a free coffee drink Dec. 26-31 (Value not to exceed $5).
Megan Baker Photography – Every donation will be entered to win a 90 minute outdoor portrait session. (Value $425).
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A SMILE FOR KIDS MISSION STATEMENT Empowering Under-Resourced Youth Through Orthodontics, Education and Community Service.” A Smile for Kids (ASK) has provided “life-changing” braces for more than 700 underresourced kids in Oregon. ASK recipients are required to have their grades in good standing and perform monthly volunteer service, resulting in more than 1000 community service hours monthly and a graduation rate of 94%. Donate online at www.asmileforkids.org or find us on Facebook and Instagram
A Smile for Kids 446 SW 7th Street, Redmond OR 97756 ask@asmileforkids.org www.asmileforkids.org
ACADEMY AT SISTERS MISSION STATEMENT Empowering young women to lead healthy lives: A therapeutic boarding school blending both traditional and experiential therapies, such as: Accountability Based Cognitive Awareness which helps address patterns which influence thoughts, emotions (feelings), choices, behaviors, and decision making. Dialectical Behavioral Therapy offers additional tools and coping strategies to help manage the behaviors and issues that are creating stress and discord. Equine Assisted Psychotherapy affords a way to engage youth who are resistant to traditional talk therapy through the use of horses as a medium and metaphor to treatment. We are J Bar J Youth Services.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $75 Will trim hooves on and equine therapy horse $150 Will fund a ‘women of inspiration’ speaker event $250 Will upgrade science classroom materials
Academy at Sisters 62235 Silvis Road, Bend, OR 97701 541-389-2748 jcummings@academyatsisters.org academyatsisters.org
BEND-REDMOND HABITAT FOR HUMANITY MISSION STATEMENT Bend-Redmond Habitat builds strength, stability and selfreliance through affordable homeownership for families and individuals in Bend and Redmond. Since 1989, Bend-Redmond Habitat has built 148 homes and repaired 146 more, providing more than 1017 children and adults a secure and healthy home. Because of the success of our ReStores, 100% of every monetary gift supports Habitat’s mission.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $25 Buys caulking $50 Buys nails $250 Buys doors $1000 Buys roofing materials 4 | Central Oregon Give Guide 2019
Bend-Redmond Habitat for Humanity 224 NE Thurston Ave., Bend, OR 97701 541-385-5387 info@brhabitat.org www.bendredmondhabitat.org
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BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF C.O. MISSION STATEMENT Defenders of Potential: Matching professionally screened adult mentors (Bigs) and kids (Littles) to defend, ignite and empower their potential. Redefine what is possible for children in Central Oregon. Mentoring improves the futures of mentees through better grades, achievement of higher levels of education, and improved relationships. Young people with a mentor grow personally and have better social and economic opportunity than those who do not. Yet many kids in Central Oregon never have this opportunity, your donation will empower the next generation. We are J Bar J Youth Services.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $50 $100 $200 $500
Will cover the first meeting with a Big and Little Will sponsor an activity for Littles Will pay for recruiting for Big & Little Matches Will cover costs for 6 months of match support
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Oregon 2125 NE Daggett Lane, Bend, OR 97701 541-312-6047 balbert@bbbsco.org bbbsco.org
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF BEND OUR PRESENT Our club builds great futures by providing a safe place to belong, supportive relationships with caring adults, and high-quality youth development programs that parents trust, all while ensuring access for those who need us most.
These priority outcomes are achieved everyday throughout our club: • In social-emotional skill development for kindergartners in our Junior Club. • In academic programs in partnership with Bend-La Pine Schools. • In workforce development programs for Teens. • In our Family Plus program, providing 120 of our most high-risk youth with counseling, mentoring and family support.
OUR FUTURE Our vision for the future is one in which all youth in Bend are thriving at home, in school, and in our community through access to quality opportunities for growth. Help us grow so that all youth can reach their full potential! $1,250 Provides individual counseling sessions with a licensed clinician for youth in our Family Plus program. $250 Sends our Teen club members on a field trip to museums, local businesses, and college campuses. $125 Supports experiential learning in our Junior Club, bringing curriculum based programs in literacy and art. $25 Provides program supplies for students in our after school arts, sports, and academic programs.
Boys & Girls Clubs Of Bend 500 Nw Wall St, Bend, OR 97703 541.617.2877 Info@Bgcbend.org www.bgcbend.org social @bgcbend Make a donation at CentralOregonGives.org | 5
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CAMP FIRE CENTRAL OREGON MISSION STATEMENT Imagine a world where every single kid is encouraged to find their passion and is supported by caring adult champions. This is the world Camp Fire is creating in our out-of-school-time programs. We’re using STEM, service-learning, art, and outdoor education as vehicles for boosting confidence and unlocking potential. But we need your help to make sure every kid in our community has equal opportunity and equal access. With your generous donation, we can increase scholarships, provide extra supports for a diverse group of youth, and ensure an inclusive environment for all.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $50 Will send a child to No School Day Camp $100 Will put a child in our after school program $250 Will send a child to 1 week of summer camp Any Amount will light a spark and make an impact!
Camp Fire Central Oregon PO Box 7031, Bend, OR 97708 541-382-4682 info@campfireco.org campfireco.org
CASCADE YOUTH & FAMILY CENTER MISSION STATEMENT A safe haven for young people in jeopardy: Providing runaway and homeless teens with safe, stable living conditions, mediation with family, and innovative options for developing self-sufficiency. Basic Services include mediation with family to resolve conflicts. Outreach provides kids living on the street with drop-in hours to shower and have a meal as well as get access to other help. Emergency Shelter gives teens a safe place to escape the perils of living on the streets, and longer-term Transitional Living at the LOFT helps them complete their education and develop skills for self-sufficiency. We are J Bar J Youth Services.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $50 Will provide a nutritious meal for 5 teens $150 Will provide intervention and mediation for a family $250 Will provide sleeping bags, tents, and warm clothes to homeless kids though street outreach
Cascade Youth & Family Center 2125 NE Daggett, Bend, OR 97701 541-382-0934 cyfc@jbarj.org cascadeyouthandfamilycenter.org
FRIENDS OF THE CHILDREN CENTRAL OREGON MISSION STATEMENT Friends of the children support generational change by empowering youth who are facing the greatest obstacles through relationships with professional mentors for 12+ years—no matter what. Each child receives 4 hours a week of direct 1:1 time with a paid, professional mentor called a friend. Each Friend spends time with eight youth in the classroom, community and our Clubhouse. will support ongoing training for Friends/mentors will support celebration for youth achieving their goals will support a cell phone for a Friend/mentor to stay in contact with youth and their parents/caregivers. $100 will support opportunities for innovative science, technology, arts, engineering and mathematics education outside of the classroom $10 $25 $50
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Friends of the Children Central Oregon 20340 Empire Ave., Ste.E1, Bend 541-668-6836 ppritchard@friendscentraloregon.org friendscentraloregon.org
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FIRST STORY MISSION STATEMENT First Story is excited to bring affordable homeownership to Sisters, Oregon. The non-profit founded in Redmond in 1998, is dedicated to giving families a hand-up to homeownership. First Story’s approach is different — Through a unique partnership with builder Hayden Homes, First Story will provide zero-down and zero-interest, 30-year home loans on newly constructed Hayden Homes in the builder’s new McKenzie Meadows community. The 3-bedroom and 2-bath homes will be sold move-in ready with all appliances, washer & dryer and landscaping. Homes will be available to families below 80% of area median income who have completed NeighborImpact’s Home Buyer Education Class. More information on how to qualify and apply at www.firststory.org.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Gifts of cash and in-kind or discounted labor make homeownership dreams come true. All donations and discounts are 100% tax-deductible. Help create hope through housing for struggling, hardworking, local families!
First Story 963 SW Simpson Avenue, Ste 110, Bend, OR 97702 541-728-0830 x 5 info@firststory.org firststory.org Make a donation at CentralOregonGives.org | 7
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TOGETHER FOR CHILDREN MISSION STATEMENT Together for Children is a local powerhouse of support for families in Central Oregon with young children. As a 501(c) Nonprofit organization, we have provided opportunities for community connections, resource referral, and parent education since 1988. Our mission is to strengthen families with young children by making the most of the important birth to 3 years and help build a nonjudgmental community that supports these often stressful early years. We offer a variety of services including PLAYLAB, Self-care Support, Home Visits, a Parent/Child program, and Local Resource Exploration.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $10 $75 $150 $100
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Together For Children 160 S Oak St., #139, Sisters, OR 97759 541-420-2611 laurie@together-for-children.org together-for-children.org
MOUNTAINSTAR FAMILY RELIEF NURSERY MISSION STATEMENT MountainStar Family Relief Nursery’s mission is to prevent child abuse and neglect through community support and therapeutic services that help vulnerable children and families succeed. We are the only program in Deschutes, Jefferson, and Crook Counties providing therapeutic classrooms, parenting education services, and family support targeted at protecting children ages 0-5 who are at significant risk for abuse and neglect. MountainStar works directly with Central Oregon families living in crisis. The infants and toddlers we serve live in households with an average of 13 risk factors, including extreme poverty, substance abuse, mental health issues, and a history of family violence. 75% of the families we serve live below the federal poverty level and 100% of children are considered at-risk of abuse/neglect. For young children, extreme trauma is debilitating, causing an inability to create healthy bonds with family members and others they encounter. We often see developmental delays and an inability to understand and process emotions. MountainStar’s therapeutic classrooms provide a unique environment that helps vulnerable children reach age appropriate benchmarks for social and emotional learning while growing their resilience. In 2018, MountainStar successfully kept 98% of children in our program safe from confirmed cases of abuse and neglect. By partnering with parents, we keep kids safe.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $5,000 $1,000 $300 $150 $75
Will support the cost of one child in our therapeutic program for a year Will provide nutritious food for program children for one month Will sponsor one group parent training, including childcare and dinner Will fund one month of gas for a vehicle that transports children Will buy art supplies and materials for therapeutic classroom activities
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MountainStar Family Relief Nursery 2125 NE Daggett Ln., Bend, OR 97701 Centers located in Bend, Madras, and Prineville 541-322-6820 info@mtstar.org mtstar.org
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RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF OREGON AND SW WASHINGTON MISSION STATEMENT For over 20 years, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon and Southwest Washington has provided a “home away from home” for families with children under the age of 22 who need medical attention. At our Bend Ronald McDonald House we serve many families with a baby in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit who isn’t just quite ready to come home from the hospital right away. We also serve many families from our rural communities throughout Central, Eastern and Southern Oregon who are traveling to the Bend area for medical consultations, treatment and attention. Our Bend House has six family suites along with a beautiful outdoor area and playground, entertainment room, play room, a fully stocked kitchen and pantry, home cooked meals in the evening, all residing in a beautiful timber framed home truly representing the love of our community who built this house. Our organization is built on the simple idea that nothing else should matter when a family is focused on the health of their child. A child’s medical treatment and access to care should not be restricted based on proximity to home, and families should not have to worry about where they can afford to stay during treatment, or where they will be able to get their next meal. At RMHC, we believe that when a child is hospitalized, the love and support of their family being physically with them, is as powerful as the strongest medicine prescribed. The Bend Ronald McDonald House is a place that provides the opportunity, along with compassionate hospitality, for the entire family to heal. As our communities grow, the demand for medical services and treatment grows, the need for lodging close to the hospitals and medical providers grows, as does our occupancy. Please consider supporting the Bend Ronald McDonald House. This profile is sponsored by
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $1,000 Provides a “home away from home” for a family for a week $500 Provides meals for the entire House for a week $150 Provides a family a night filled with compassionate hospitality $75 Supports arts and crafts activities for children
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon and SW Washington 1700 NE Purcell Boulevard, Bend OR 97701 541-318-4950 Lauren.Olander@rmhcoregon.org www.rmhcoregon.org Make a donation at CentralOregonGives.org | 9
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KINDRED CONNECTIONS MISSION STATEMENT Helping Families in crisis who lack a safety net: Mobilizing and equipping mentoring families and area church communities to provide support while parents work to secure stability for their families. We provide mentoring relationships for parents and temporary housing for children to families in crisis. Our purpose is connecting families with needed support during a time of challenge, including possible job loss, serious illness, homelessness, or other issues that complicate parenting. Providing support in those times of need can help keep the family together. We are J Bar J Youth Services.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $50 $100 $250 $500
Will provide diapers and supplies to a host family Will fund an informational meeting Will provide resource support to a family in need Will reprint outreach materials
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Kindred Connections 62895 Hamby Road, Bend, OR 97701 541-306-9311 kindredconnections.co@jbarj.org kindred-connections.org
DIVERSABILITY INC. MISSION STATEMENT Our mission is to build and strengthen community connections for individuals experiencing diversabilities and their families. Diversabilities cross cultural, ethnic, race, gender, socioeconomic and geographic boundaries; people experiencing diversabilities comprise the largest group of marginalized people on the planet. The goal and intention of Diversability Inc. programs and projects is to ensure that individuals with diversabilities are elevated to their potential and valued as citizens in our communities. Featured in this photo is Ryan who is a valued employee at Blockbuster, a role that has positively impacted other areas of his life!
DISABILITY
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $25 Allows a Sib to attend Sib Group $100 Allows a Sib to attend Summer Sib Camp $500 Supports inclusive programming $1000 Supports development of a comprehensive online resource tool
Diversability Inc. Mailing: PO Box 1481, Bend, OR 97709 Office: 300 SE Reed Market #205, Bend 541-678-2704 diversabilityinc@gmail.com • www.diversabilityinc.org
OREGON ADAPTIVE SPORTS MISSION STATEMENT Oregon Adaptive Sports provides life-changing outdoor recreation experiences to individuals with disabilities. Participants gain confidence, build self-esteem and strive for independence leading to an enhanced quality of life.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Two hour adaptive mountain bike experience for a child on the autism spectrum. $120 Half day private adaptive ski or snowboard lesson for a stroke survivor. $500 Pair of outriggers/adaptive ski poles for an individual with a mobility impairment. $1000Scholarship for one Disabled Veteran and their family to attend OAS’ Heroes weekend. $60
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Oregon Adaptive Sports 63025 OB Riley Rd, Ste 12, Bend 541-306-4774 info@oregonadaptivesports.org oregonadaptivesports.org
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DESCHUTES PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION MISSION STATEMENT The Deschutes Public Library Foundation provides dependable, sustainable funding that supports and enhances library programs and outreach services not funded through taxes. We raise and manage funds to ensure world-class libraries that serve all residents throughout Deschutes County.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Your gift helps to support the Deschutes Public Library Foundation. • Prepares young children to be school-ready through free accessibility to the Library’s Early Learning Spaces. • Expands our literary landscape through free cultural programs and author events. • Develops a lifelong love of reading & learning through the free Summer Reading Program for all ages. • Enriches our library collections both online and in the libraries.
Deschutes Public Library Foundation 3 Ways to Give: PO Box 963, Bend OR 97709 541-312-1027 www.dplfoundation.org
HEART OF OREGON CORPS MISSION STATEMENT Heart of Oregon Corps is a nonprofit organization that inspires and empowers positive change in the lives of young people through jobs, education, and stewardship. We operate six programs across Central Oregon—in Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson, Klamath counties, and Warm Springs. Each year, we provide job skills training, education, and leadership development to over 300 local young people ages 16-24 who face major barriers to success. Our programming creates pathways out of poverty while stimulating regional economic growth—we train tomorrow’s workforce today!
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $25 Funds a GED test $50 Funds a uniform for term of service $100 Funds youth lunches for Leadership Day
Heart of Oregon Corps PO Box 279/Bend, OR 97709 541-633-7834 info@heartoforegon.org heartoforegon.org
SUNRIVER NATURE CENTER & OBSERVATORY MISSION STATEMENT
Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory’s mission is to inspire present and future generations to cherish and understand the natural world. Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory is a science learning center offering programs that are hands-on and experiential. For over 50 years it has been our privilege and responsibility to share the wonders of the universe — from the forest floor to the night sky — with the Central Oregon community.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $1,000 Plants five native trees creating a healthier landscape. $500 Helps upgrade telescopes and equipment to better understand our place in the universe. $250 Provides a nature immersion field trip for a 2nd grade class inspiring responsible and proactive citizens. $100 Buys seven pounds of native wildflower seed to create a pollinator haven. $50 Supplies one month of food for animal ambassadors or ten solar rover kits for a youth STEM program.
Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory 57245 River Rd, Sunriver 541-593-4394 info@snco.org snco.org Make a donation at CentralOregonGives.org | 11
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KPOV 88.9 FM, HIGH DESERT COMMUNITY RADIO MISSION STATEMENT KPOV is radio by the people and for the people of Central Oregon. We strengthen arts, culture, community and democracy through independent, noncommercial radio. As a true grassroots station, KPOV amplifies the voices of our community and facilitates thoughtful dialogue on important local issues. Nearly every day we engage local nonprofits in thorough conversations about their work. 70 volunteer DJs produce 10 local affairs shows, an eclectic mix of music on 40 unique programs, and local music live from our studios. Our youth programs empower young voices and spark creativity.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $50 $100 $150 $250
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support three hours of live local music provide six episodes of Youth Radio Hour empower 30 conversations with local nonprofits produce 16 local affairs shows
KPOV 88.9 FM, High Desert Community Radio 501 NW Bond Street, Bend, OR 97703 541-322-0863 info@kpov.org kpov.org
OPPORTUNITY FOUNDATION OF CENTRAL OREGON MISSION STATEMENT For over 53 years, the Opportunity Foundation of Central Oregon has worked to empower people of diverse abilities. We believe everyone has the fundamental right to live and work in supportive and inclusive communities. We envision a world where all people live, learn, and work together in the spirit of our values: dignity, equality, integrity, inclusion, choice, excellence and empowerment. Our Opportunity Foundation Thrift Store in Bend provides job training to those with disabilities as well as job services so everyone can work at their dream job in our community!
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Your donations support our homes that provide 24/7 care to adults who experience a disability. They also support our community job development and coaching programs. Please donate to our Opportunity Thrift Stores in Bend, Redmond and Madras.
Opportunity Foundation of Central Oregon 835 E Hwy 126, P.O. Box 430 Redmond, OR 97756 541-548-2611 info@opportunityfound.org • Opportunityfound.org
OUT CENTRAL OREGON MISSION STATEMENT Our mission is to promote inclusivity and visibility of LGBTQ+ people by enabling and fostering community engagement. We develop and sponsor events that encourage community involvement, build partnerships with businesses, government, and other organizations, and support the LGBTQ+ community and allies. Our efforts bring wellness, culture, education, and social activities through film screenings, performance art, as well as free and available HIV testing, Winter PrideFest (multi-event ski weekend), Bend Pride 5K and much more.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Your donation is an investment in building Central Oregon as an inclusive and welcoming region for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies. 12 | Central Oregon Give Guide 2019
OUT Central Oregon P.O. Box 1204 Bend, Oregon, 97709 458-206-0588 info@outcentraloregon.com OUTCentralOregon.com
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CENTRAL OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION “Going to COCC is the best decision of my life, and I am the happiest I have ever been. Now on my chosen path, I am bettering my life and son’s life. It is not easy with all of our bills stacked high, but the COCC Foundation Scholarship is alleviating the immense feelings of helplessness and hopelessness that have been difficult to cope with. Thank you for your generosity and kindness. You have enabled me to do my real work and remedied much of my financial hardship.” — Jessica, scholarship recipient
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO
Central Oregon Community College Foundation 2600 NW College Way, Bend OR 97703 541-383-7225 foundation@cocc.edu cocc.edu/foundation
Any Amount Provides generous tuition support! $1,450 Full tuition for one term! $2,175 One-half scholarship! $4,350 A full scholarship!
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SAVING GRACE MISSION STATEMENT Saving Grace is the only organization in Central Oregon serving survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. Our services include: crises intervention, safety planning, access to emergency shelter, youth violence prevention, support groups and counseling, legal and court advocacy, supervised parenting visits and safe child exchanges at our Mary’s Place center, and more. If you or someone you know needs help, please call our 24-Hour Helpline: (541) 389-7021.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Will provide comfort items and necessities for victims of sexual assault $100 Will provide one night of shelter, food and personal care items for a parent and child $250 Will provide one youth violence prevention presentation in a local school $500 Will provide one month of therapeutic, respite care for one child in our shelter $50
Saving Grace 1004 NW Milwaukee Ave., Suite 100, Bend 541-382-9227 partner@saving-grace.org saving-grace.org
Helping Human Trafficking Victims Become Survivors Kids become homeless for many reasons, often through no fault of their own. Living in a car or on the street, their futures are sacrificed for immediate needs. School becomes impossible when trying to find food and safety. Seeing youth in jeopardy in our community, J Bar J Youth Services responded by launching Cascade Youth and Family Center’s (CYFC) first services 30 years ago. Over the years, CYFC has grown and now includes their family mediation, emergency shelter, street outreach, transitional and independent living, scholarships, and more. As human trafficking has increased nationwide, it’s touched our community as well.
In an effort to help victims, J Bar J Youth Services began offering case management services through CYFC. They also helped form the Deschutes County Commercially Sexually Exploited Children Response Team, the group responsible for responding to cases of human trafficking in Central Oregon. This team is a collaboration of law enforcement and other agencies working together to coordinate and leverage resources to provide a comprehensive approach to child sex trafficking and services to victims and survivors. This year, J Bar J Youth Services has moved their victims of human trafficking program out from under the umbrella of CYFC, launching
it as their newest stand-alone program, the at: project (anti-trafficking.) Their work includes case management for victims of both sex and labor human trafficking, from youth through adult. At: project also coordinates the work of the CSEC Response team. While there are other non-profits in Central Oregon fighting human trafficking, both training potential points of contact to recognize the signs of trafficking and raising general awareness, a direct-service non-profit like the at: project was needed to work with victims as they rebuild their lives. Info: at-project.org or 541-647-0658.
www.at-project.org
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AT: PROJECT (ANTI-TRAFFICKING) MISSION STATEMENT Helping Victims Become Survivors: Providing comprehensive case management and crisis intervention, assisting in creating safety plans, as well as offering much needed emotional support to survivors of sex and labor trafficking. Our case managers also work with survivors to access community resources such as psychological counseling, medical care, emergency housing, transportation, and academic needs. We coordinate the Deschutes County Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (CSEC) Response Team, the group responsible for responding to cases of human trafficking in Central Oregon. We are J Bar J Youth Services.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Program administrative and operational costs are covered by grants, donations go to direct needs of victims. $150 Will buy a victim new clothes $500 Will pay for an airline ticket should they need one
at: project 2895 Hamby Road, Bend, OR 97701 541-604-5435 atproject@jbarj.org at-project.org
GUARDIAN GROUP MISSION STATEMENT Guardian Group’s mission is to prevent and disrupt the sex trafficking of women and children while enabling partners to identify victims and predators in the United States. Our offensive team utilizes the expertise of elite veterans from the intelligence community to support law enforcement. The defensive team provides sector specific training necessary to recognize, respond and report trafficking. Join this fight until all are free!
DONATIONS WILL HELP • • • • •
Identify victims to law enforcement Support law enforcement stings Provide trainings Reinvest in veterans Prevent future victims
Guardian Group (800) 380-8913 contact@guardiangroup.org guardiangroup.org
KIDS CENTER MISSION STATEMENT KIDS (Kids Intervention and Diagnostic Service) Center provides medical evaluations, forensic interviews, family support, and therapy for children who have or may be experiencing child abuse or have witnessed domestic violence in Deschutes, Jefferson, Crook, Harney, Sherman and Wheeler Counties. These services are provided at no cost to the family. KIDS Center also provides a region-wide prevention and education program to help adults learn how to keep kids safe from abuse.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Provides healthy snacks for the kids. Provides transportation to 5 therapy sessions for one child. $100 Provides 10 scholarships for SafetyNet® internet safety trainings. $675 Provides a Family Support Advocate for one family. $25 $50
KIDS Center 1375 Kingston Ave, Bend, OR 97703 541-383-5958 • info@kidscenter.org www.kidscenter.org For donations go here: www.kidscenter.org/donate Make a donation at CentralOregonGives.org | 15
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DogPAC MISSION STATEMENT DogPAC’s mission is to protect and expand access to public lands for outdoor recreation with off-leash dogs. We work with the Forest Service to create and maintain dog-friendly ski and snowshoe trails at Wanoga SnoPark, and help to maintain clean hiking/biking trails at Rimrock and Phil’s trailhead. We work with Bend Parks and Rec to establish off-leash areas and dog parks around the city. And we promote responsible dog ownership through our seasonal newsletters and free workshops.
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WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO All donations are tax deductible and used to support our dog-friendly activities: trail grooming at Wanoga, poop disposal at Rimrock and Phil’s, free workshops on dog health and behavior, and more.
DogPAC P.O. Box 2091, Bend, OR 97709 happytails@dogpac.org DogPAC.org
FENCES FOR FIDO MISSION STATEMENT Fences For Fido has unchained over 2000 dogs living outdoors in the Pacific Northwest since 2009. Last year alone, we unchained more than 200 dogs and unchain at least 20 more dogs every month. We ease the pain and suffering of dogs living outside on chains by providing fenced yards so dogs can live in freedom. When we learn about a chained dog, we immediately deliver a custom-built, insulated dog house with warm dog beds inside. Critical vet care and spay/neuter are also core to our mission. We refer to this work as “Love in action!” Join us!
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $30 $80 $150 $400 $800 $1,000
Provides a bag of dog food for a hungry Fido Provides a dog house for warmth, day and night Will spay or neuter and basic veterinary care Builds a fence for a small yard Builds a fence for a medium yard Builds a fence for a large yard or multiple Fidos
Fences For Fido PO Box 42265, Portland, OR 97242 503-621-9225 info@fencesforfido.org FencesForFido.org
HUMANE SOCIETY OF CENTRAL OREGON MISSION STATEMENT The Humane Society of Central Oregon’s (HSCO) mission is to strengthen the human-animal bond by advocating and compassionately caring for animals. HSCO has been providing programs and services to help the people and animals in our community since 1961 (58 years). Programs include Adoptions, Reuniting Pets with Family, Spay+Neuter, Wellness Clinics, Pet Food Bank, Community Cats, Cremation Services, Humane Education, Youth and Adult volunteerism and more. Donations provide housing, medical care and adoption for over 3,000 homeless, abandoned, neglected and abused animals annually at HSCO.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Donate or shop at HSCO Thrift Store $20 Provides an interactive toy for a cat or dog $75 Feeds a litter of bottle fed foster kittens $100 Provides diagnostic testing for an animal in critical care 16 | Central Oregon Give Guide 2019
Humane Society of Central Oregon 61170 SE 27th Street, Bend, OR 97702 541-382-3537 info@hsco.org www.hsco.org / www.bendspayneuter.org
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BRIGHTSIDE ANIMAL CENTER MISSION STATEMENT Every sunrise brings challenges to be met. BrightSide Animal Center faces each new day with optimism, focusing on the possibilities for every animal in our care. BrightSide needs your help. Adoption fees do not cover the costs required to save the animals. BrightSide is a high-save shelter dedicated to providing sheltering, placement and prevention services to reduce animal homelessness and unnecessary euthanasia. We believe that every animal that enters through our back receiving door deserves the chance to leave through our front door with a secure future. We’re proud to have a save rate that’s one of the highest in the country. Over 1,500 dogs and cats benefitted from BrightSide programs last year. Animals arrive at BrightSide as strays, surrenders or confiscations and leave as well-loved found or adopted pets. Further serving the Deschutes County area, BrightSide offers a pet food bank along with warm dog coats for the winter and partners with the County under an Emergency Preparedness Plan. If you, too, believe in the high-save mission, that each animal is worth saving and deserves our best efforts, please contribute. At BrightSide, every dollar is optimized through valiant volunteer efforts and community partnerships. Volunteers spend RUFFly sixteen hours per day walking the dogs providing exercise and socialization. Cats enjoy the same amount of PURRfectly deserved indoor attention. This totals over 10,000 hours of loving care of shelter animals per year complimenting the excellent BrightSide staff. And, as needed, volunteers open their homes to animals requiring special care such as kitten or puppy litters and medical situations. We thank our current business sponsors and welcome new friends! BrightSide has an impressive number of people helping, but needs generous donations to fulfill the high-save mission.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $10 $85 $100 $1,000
Provides for the vaccination of four incoming animals Cares for one of the 300 kittens needing fostering each year Assures that a dog is spayed or neutered Covers the estimated expense to save four animals
BrightSide Animal Center 1355 NE Hemlock Ave., Redmond, OR 97756 541-923-0882 www.brightsideanimals.org info@brightsideanimals.org Make a donation at CentralOregonGives.org | 17
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CASCADE SCHOOL OF MUSIC MISSION STATEMENT Our Mission is to enrich our community by providing exceptional music education and experiences for all Central Oregonians, and our programs are designed to make learning music Fun, Engaging, & Social. With over 35 of Central Oregon’s best music educators and performers, our school strives to create a learning environment that is supportive, encouraging, intergenerational, and exciting. If you’re wanting to develop the mind of your toddler or maintain your cognitive abilities throughout life, the Cascade School of Music’s passionate and knowledgeable music educators offer classes, workshops, and private lessons for multiple instruments and musical genres.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $3,000 $1,500 $250 $100
Supports beginning instrument group study for eight students Sponsors a student’s private music lessons for one year Supports outreach performance opportunities for student ensembles and bands Sponsors one month of Kindermusik classes for an infant or toddler
Cascade School of Music 510 NE 3rd Street | Bend, OR 97701 541-382-6866 info@cascadeschoolofmusic.org www.cascadeschoolofmusic.org
BENDFILM a celebration of independent cinema MISSION STATEMENT For the past 16 years, BendFilm has celebrated independent film’s unique power to enrich lives, educate future storytellers, amplify diverse voices and inspire change, all while bringing thoroughly entertaining festival experiences to the Central Oregon community. We need your continued support to bring the life-transforming power of culture to more Central Oregonians. Throughout the 2019 year, BendFilm has: • Hosted more than 100 emerging and established filmmakers from all over the globe. • Injected more than $1,000,000 into the local economy. • Expanded the Indigenous and women filmmaker program in Madras and Bend. • Supported the careers of artists at all levels through financial and promotional assistance. • Presented our second IndieWoman of the Year Award in honor of Pamela Hulse Andrews to Academy-nominated producer, Christine Vachon. • Produced a short film to help Healthy Beginnings tell their inspirational and lifechanging story through the art form of film. • Help us to build on the above and do so much more!
YOUR CONTRIBUTION MAKES A DIFFERENCE! Support BendFilm by becoming a Member* while getting FREE Tin Pan Theater tickets, 20% off fest passes and much more! $60 $100 $250 $500+
Member Member Member Member festival.
level level level level
supports education programs. supports filmmaker travel. supports a film production grant. and houses a filmmaker for the
Visit bendfilm.org for more information on how to get involved, membership benefits and make a difference. BENDFILM 1000 NW Wall Street, Suite 240 Bend, OR 97703 bendfilm.org BendFilm is a 501(c)3 non-profit. Federal ID #20-0155231
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CASCADE WINDS MISSION STATEMENT The Cascade Winds is an ensemble comprised of the region’s finest musicians conducted by Michael Gesme. For over 60 years we have been performing entertaining band music for audiences of all ages. All concerts are free to the public.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $100 $300 $1,000 $2,500 $5,000
One musician’s tuition for one concert One musician’s tuition for the year Supports sound, lighting, and production costs Sponsors a soloist Sponsors a concert
2019-2020 PERFORMANCE DATES AT SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL, 2PM 11/24/19, 03/08/20, and 05/31/20
Cascade Winds Symphonic Band COCC, Fine Arts and Comm. Department 2600 NW College Way, Bend, OR 97703 mgesme@cocc.edu www.cascadewinds.org
SISTERS FOLK FESTIVAL MISSION STATEMENT Sisters Folk Festival, Inc. enriches lives through innovative music and arts education programming and events that serve an inclusive, multigenerational community. The Connected by Creativity Capital Campaign will take the region to new levels of excellence through strategic investment in a permanent facility and a programming vision for Sisters Folk Festival Inc. Join the supporters, foundations and businesses that have already raised more than $1.3M to purchase the Sisters Art Works building and land. With only $60,000 to go, we hope you’ll help us reach our goal by December 31st!
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO • Promote Lifelong Learning with annual music education events that draw artists and participants to Sisters for multi-generational workshops, lectures and classes. Provide and promote gathering space for multi-disciplinary music/art gatherings, such as drumming circles, ukulele club, quilting and other crafts • Build a Vibrant Community by adding community music and arts events to the annual calendar, both in Sisters and in diverse Central Oregon communities Sisters Folk Festival PO Box 3500, PMB 304, Sisters, OR 97759 541-549-4979 Steven Remington, Development Director steven@sistersfolkfestival.org sistersfolkfestival.org
• Stimulate the Regional Economy by drawing local, national and even international visitors to exceptional music events and creating opportunities for greater community collaboration with other arts organizations, non-profits, and businesses.
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CENTRAL OREGON TRAIL ALLIANCE MISSION STATEMENT Most of the mountain bike trails we enjoy here in Central Oregon have been built by COTA volunteers. Started in 1992, COTA’s mission is to develop, protect, and enhance the Central Oregon mountain bike experience through trail stewardship, advocacy, collaboration, and education. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit, all volunteer organization that works in conjunction with the USFS, BLM and other land managers to build and maintain singletrack trails. We have 6 dedicated chapters: Bend, Crook County, Redmond, Madras, Sisters and South Deschutes County (SoDeCo).
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $30 $100 $250 $500
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a lopper/pruner for brush trimming lunch for 12 volunteer trail work crew a chainsaw for clearing spring blowdowns on trails annual service on Ditch Witch trail building machine
Central Oregon Trail Alliance PO Box 555, Bend, OR 97709 info@cotamtb.com cotamtb.com
CENTRAL OREGON LANDWATCH MISSION STATEMENT Since 1985, LandWatch has been protecting the things we all love about Central Oregon: our farm and forest land, rivers and springs, wildlife habitat and well-designed communities. We’re still leading the way. LandWatch works to protect Central Oregon’s natural areas and the character of existing neighborhoods by advocating for the development of Bend’s Central District and safe connections between east and west Bend, defending land use laws that protect farm and forest land from fragmentation and inappropriate development, and working to protect flows in rivers and springs. Through these efforts, LandWatch ensures Central Oregon residents enjoy a good quality of life among the natural areas that make our region so unique.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Sustaining membership ensures that LandWatch can continue to defend Central Oregon’s natural resources and livable communities for years to come.
DESCHUTES LAND TRUST MISSION STATEMENT The Deschutes Land Trust conserves land for wildlife, scenic views, and local communities. As Central Oregon’s only nationally accredited and locally-based land trust, the Deschutes Land Trust has protected more than 9,100 acres since 1995.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Conserve and protect the best of Central Oregon! Donate to the Deschutes Land Trust today to protect the forests, meadows, and creeks that Central Oregonians—people and wildlife—need to thrive! Deschutes Land Trust 210 NW Irving Avenue, Suite 102, Bend, OR 97703 541-330-0017 info@deschuteslandtrust.org www.deschuteslandtrust.org 20 | Central Oregon Give Guide 2019
Central Oregon LandWatch 2843 NW Lolo Dr. Ste. 200 Bend, OR 97703 541-647-2930 info@colw.org www.colw.org
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THE ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER MISSION STATEMENT Thirty years ago, The Environmental Center was born to empower locals to live lighter on the planet. Today, we’re a regional hub of environmental education, engagement, and action. Working collaboratively with people of all ages, local businesses, and elected officials, we create and advocate for meaningful, sustainable change across Central Oregon. Your support will help advance a healthy, vibrant place to live, work and play for all of us today and for future generations to inherit. Make your donation today at envirocenter.org/donate.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Fuels our electric car for one month of programming, from Madras to La Pine and everywhere in between. $75 Provides support for a Repair Café — free events that fix and divert household items from Knott Landfill. $200 supplies one local classroom with reusable plates, bowls, silverware and cups. $30
LOCAL CHANGE. A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE.
The Environmental Center 16 NW Kansas Ave. Bend www.envirocenter.org 541.385.6908 info@envirocenter.org
KÔR COMMUNITY LAND TRUST MISSION STATEMENT
Kôr provides environmentally sustainable and permanently affordable homeownership for those who contribute to the fabric of the Bend area economy and community. Kôr’s harmonious communities cultivate diversity and foster pride of ownership which is reflected in the way the homes and common spaces are maintained, and in the connection among residents. Kôr’s innovative approach brings together goal net – zero development with perpetual affordability. As a result, members of our community with limited assets have stable homeownership opportunities.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $50 Will collectively make a difference! $600 Allows for efficient heat pump water heater updgrades $1,100 Provides an energy efficient lighting package $2,500 Will contribute to our downpayment assistance
Kôr Community Land Trust PO Box 6993, Bend, OR 97708 541-904-5145 info@korlandtrust.org • korlandtrust.org
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DESCHUTES COLLABORATIVE FOREST PROJECT MISSION STATEMENT We are a forest-dependent community; our trails, scenery, clean water, homes, and businesses rely on a healthy forest. The Deschutes Collaborative Forest Project is a group of diverse stakeholders that includes environmentalists, businesspeople, professional foresters, research scientists, loggers, outdoors lovers, private landowners, elected officials, tribal members, and government policymakers. We see that unless we act now to make our forests healthier and more resilient, the lifestyle and special places we all treasure are at risk.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO
Restoring our dry, fire-adapted forests in Central Oregon is a multi-step process carried out over many years. Your donation supports the monitoring, facilitation, and outreach to reduce our risk of high-severity wildfire, improve wildlife habitat, support local businesses, and keep our communities and firefighters safer.
Deschutes Collaborative Forest Project 334 NE Hawthorne Ave, Bend, OR 97701 541-548-9546 info@deschutescollaborativeforest.org deschutescollaborativeforest.org Make a donation at CentralOregonGives.org | 21
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OREGON NATURAL DESERT ASSOCIATION MISSION STATEMENT Oregon Natural Desert Association (ONDA) exists to protect, defend and restore Oregon’s high desert for current and future generations. We envision a high desert in Oregon where eight million acres of public lands are conserved to ensure that fish and wildlife thrive and wild places exist for all people to treasure and explore, now and always. In the three decades since ONDA was founded, this community has protected and restored millions of acres of Oregon’s high desert including Steens Mountain, the Oregon Badlands Wilderness and Spring Basin Wilderness. Thank you!
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Your gift conserves land, waterways and wildlife in the high desert and connects you to a community of individuals who share your passion for conservation.
Oregon Natural Desert Association 50 SW Bond Street, Suite 4, Bend 541-330-2638 onda@onda.org www.onda.org
BEND ENDURANCE ACADEMY MISSION STATEMENT To promote healthy living through active, outdoor experiences. We emphasize teamwork, personal growth and community responsibility.
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WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Donations of any amount directly supports getting Central Oregon youth outdoors and active through affordable and accessible Nordic skiing, rock climbing and cycling programs. Donations help us to provide transportation for our participants to and from practice venues, supply loaner equipment for new participants to the sport and expose more youth of Central Oregon to active outdoor pursuits.
Bend Endurance Academy 2843 NW Lolo Dr., Bend, OR 97703 541-480-4563 info@bendenduranceacademy.org www.bendenduranceacademy.org
PLANNED PARENTOOD MISSION STATEMENT Our mission is to provide, promote, and protect access to sexual and reproductive health care. Since 1963, PPCW has provided a broad range of sexual and reproductive health care, family planning and other medical services; trained and educated community members on issues of sexuality; and advocated for the protection of reproductive rights and freedom in Oregon and Southwest Washington.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO We provide a wide range of education programs and health care including low-cost birth control, emergency contraception, wellness checks, free pregnancy testing, screening for HPV, breast and cervical cancer, STI testing and treatment prenatal care, gender affirming care and more. Mail your donation to the address on the right. 22 | Central Oregon Give Guide 2019
Planned Parenthood 2330 NE Division St. Suite 7 | Bend, OR 503-788-7274 development@ppcw.org www.ppcw.org
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HEALING REINS THERAPEUTIC RIDING CENTER MISSION STATEMENT At Healing Reins, we “heal with horses,” improving health, increasing well-being, and enhancing quality of life for those with special needs. Our evidence-based, nationally accredited, equine-assisted services support those with physical and cognitive disabilities; developmental delays; social, emotional and behavioral challenges; and mental health needs. Here, our professionally certified staff, compassionate community volunteers and best-in-class facilities combine to build strength and resilience among those children, teens, adults—and families—most in need. Contact us today to learn how, together, we can change lives through the power of the horse!
Healing Reins Therapeutic Riding Center 60575 Billadeau Road, Bend, OR 97702 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 5593, Bend OR 97708 541-382-9410 www.healingreins.org
J BAR J BOYS RANCH VOCATIONAL MISSION STATEMENT Facilitating Positive Change for Youth: A residential treatment program for adjudicated teen boys, providing an opportunity to restructure thinking, succeed academically, and grow in responsibility. The newest initiative, a vocational program, is nearing completion. By providing vocational training in addition to a strong academic curriculum, the opportunity for gainful employment increases. Meaningful employment reduces the likelihood of engaging in criminal behavior and the training helps to build a workforce. Help boys who have made poor choices build a brighter future and become contributing members of the community. We are J Bar J Youth Services.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $50 $100 $250 $500
Will buy building materials for the new program Will provide an employment skills training session Will provide software for educational modules Will buy woodworking tools
J Bar J Boys Ranch Vocational Program 62895 Hamby Road, Bend, OR 97701 541-389-1409 info@jbarj.org jbarj.org
NAMASPA FOUNDATION MISSION STATEMENT
We provide empowerment and access for underserved individuals to cultivate new life skills, create new possibilities in their lives and align with their true selves through the transformational power of yoga and mindfulness. From this platform, individuals learn to contribute to themselves, to their family and their community. In our first 15 months we taught over 604 classes and reached more than 2,812 students in the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Jail, Bethlehem Inn, Serenity Lane, Bend & Redmond schools, nursing homes and other rehab centers.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $25 Pays a teacher to teach one class at a local school, veterans, senior or rehab center or homeless shelter. $100 Pays for a month of weekly classes. $600 Covers a month of classes 3x/week. $1,300 Sponsors one individual from one of our outreach classes to gain a new career as a 200 Hour Certified Yoga Teacher (tuition reduced by 50% by Namaspa LLC).
Namaspa Foundation 1135 NW Galveston Ave. Blg B, Bend, OR 97703 541-550-8550 namaspafoundation@gmail.com Namaspa.org Make a donation at CentralOregonGives.org | 23
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ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF BEND MISSION STATEMENT Transforming Lives, Strengthening Community Assistance League volunteers transform the lives of children and adults through community programs. When essential needs are met in our community, families flourish. Assistance League of Bend is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization making a difference in the lives of children and adults dealing with poverty, homelessness and cancer in Bend, Redmond, La Pine and Sisters. Through Operation School Bell, our signature program, over 2,000 students in need receive new school clothes each year. All money raised in Deschutes County is used in the community.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $20 $50 $85 $100
Provide foster child’s breakfast with Santa Provides a holiday for low-income senior Clothes an elementary school student Clothe a middle or high school student
Assistance League of Bend 210 SE Urania Lane, Bend, 97702 541-389-2075 info@assistanceleague.org assistanceleague.org/bend
COUNCIL ON AGING OF CENTRAL OREGON MISSION STATEMENT Since 1975, the Council on Aging has been a knowledgeable and reliable ally in aging, a trusted neighbor ready to provide answers, resources, and social connection opportunities. We advocate for, empower, and guide older adults and their loved ones to age better, together.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Many older adults rely on services to overcome isolation and barriers to health, and to meet basic needs. The Council on Aging is a facilitator and service provider supporting the following programs: • • • • •
In-Home Care Case Management Family Caregiver Support Health Education Meals on Wheels
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Our vision is a world where people of all ages are connected, supported, and thriving. Your generous support helps ensure that aging in Central Oregon is defined by independence, dignity, and choice, for all older adults, today and in the generations to come. Thank you. 24 | Central Oregon Give Guide 2019
Social Meals Medicare Guidance Information and Referrals Options Counseling
Council on Aging of Central Oregon 373 NE Greenwood Avenue Bend, OR 97701 541-678-5483 admin@councilonaging.org www.councilonaging.org
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FAMILY ACCESS NETWORK MISSION STATEMENT The Family Access Network (FAN) offers assistance, possibility and hope to Central Oregon families in need by connecting them with crucial resources that will help children flourish in school and in life. Since inception in 1993, FAN has served over 150,000 children and their family members in Central Oregon. Last year FAN connected over 9,300 individuals with basic needs including: nourishing food, safe shelter, health care, school supplies, seasonally appropriate clothing, and much more.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $25 $50 $100 $250
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connect students with school supplies and more provide basic needs like food, clothing and health services give a child access to FAN services for a full school-year support a FAN advocate’s crucial work in the schools
Family Access Network (FAN) 2125 NE Daggett Lane, Bend OR 97701 541-693-5675 fan@hdesd.org www.familyaccessnetwork.org
DAWNS HOUSE MISSION STATEMENT DAWNS House (Directly Assisting Women Newly Sober) provides support to displaced/homeless women who are recovering from the disease of addiction and/or alcoholism through structured, guided, sober transitional housing. DAWNS House operates three homes in Bend with 15 permanent beds and 6 emergency service beds. The mission of DAWNS House is to provide a safe and compassionate living environment for newly sober women seeking long-term recovery. DAWNS House helps to break the chain of addiction and alcoholism, promotes personal health and community responsibility, and gives women in the program an opportunity to live productive and fulfilling lives. Most of our women come to us with just the clothes on their backs. DAWNS House runs a “Resident Assistance” program to meet the basic immediate needs of our women. This includes; food, clothing/shoes, hygiene items, medications, bus passes, cold weather gear; coats, boots, gloves, hats. DAWNS House needs your help to continue our impactful and successful mission. We have transitioned over 200 women through our homes with a 66% success rate and have cut criminal recidivism in 78% of our residents. We are a small grassroots nonprofit doing our best to help our community. A little goes a very long way with us.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO (PER MONTH) $25 $50 $100 $500
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GRANDMA’S HOUSE MISSION STATEMENT Nurturing resources for a fragile population: Emergency and transitional shelter for homeless and/or abused pregnant girls, parenting young mothers, and young mothers choosing adoption for their child. For over 20 years, this home has provided 24/7 hope, support, tools, and education to help young parents make good life decisions and become self-sufficient. We offer a safe and supportive environment for pregnant girls and young mothers where they can learn about health and parenting, continue their education, and gain the needed life skills for a smooth transition into independent living or a safe return to family. We are J Bar J Youth Services.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $50 $100 $250 $500
Will provide diapers and supplies for newborns Will provide an educational session for nutrition Will provide nutritious meals for moms and babies Will provide counseling services
Grandma’s House PO Box 6372, Bend, OR 97708 541-383-3515 grandma@grandmashouseofco.org grandmashouseofco.org
HOSPICE OF REDMOND MISSION STATEMENT During the month of November, hospices across America recognize National Hospice and Palliative Care Month. Hospice, by definition, is a team-oriented approach to providing specialized care for people facing a life-limiting illness or injury. It includes expert medical care, pain management and emotional support for patients and their families. More simply, hospice care supports living one’s life to the fullest with dignity regardless of how much time remains. In a recent national survey, most respondents agreed that expertise in keeping a terminally-ill patient as comfortable and as pain-free as possible is the single most important service to consider when caring for a loved one and the end-of-life experience. This is the essence of hospice care, this is what we do at Hospice of Redmond, every day, our family of nurses, home health aides, chaplains, bereavement coordinators, social workers, all at your service supporting you and your family’s wishes for nearly 40 years throughout Central Oregon.
WHAT YOUR DONATION DOES: Any donation that is made, no matter how small or big, goes to support our Hospice operations, which in turn allows us to provide quality care for families throughout Central Oregon and continue to support families who do not have the means to pay for hospice care through insurance. Donations also help to support our annual Camp Sunrise for kids throughout Central Oregon, kids who have lost a loved one and are struggling with grief and how to express their emotions with that loss. The stories of these children, so young and facing what seem to be insurmountable challenges, are heartbreaking. We work with their families to provide a safe space for them each summer at our Camp, free of charge, where they are around other children who have experienced similar traumatic events in their young lives, and where they can learn the skills needed to begin healing. Your support of Hospice of Redmond goes right back into supporting our local community. 26 | Central Oregon Give Guide 2019
Hospice of Redmond 732 SW 23rd Street, Redmond, OR 97756 541-548-7483 info@hospiceofredmond.org hospiceofredmond.org
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HUNGER PREVENTION COALITION OF CENTRAL OREGON MISSION STATEMENT To insure support for nonprofit agencies proven to provide nutritions food for our neighbors in need in Central Oregon.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $15 Will leverage $150 of fresh fruit $25 Will leverage $250 of eggs and milk $100 Will leverage $1,000 worth of fresh, nutritional food for families and children throughout Central Oregon! Hunger Prevention Coalition of Central Oregon POB 8711, Bend, OR. 97708-8711 541-408-1978 rpopp1015@hotmail.com • hungerpc.org
MOSAIC MEDICAL MISSION STATEMENT As a nonprofit community health center organization, the mission of Mosaic Medical is to improve the health and well-being of the individuals, families and communities we serve. Our Mobile Community Clinic (MCC) is a 27-year-old converted RV that provides quality, accessible healthcare to more than 700 at-risk youth and individuals experiencing homelessness. The MCC travels throughout the region, offering care on a walk-in basis at locations where people are already accessing services, such as cold weather shelters and food banks. These patients have an increased risk for bronchitis, pneumonia, sunburn, skin infections, frostbite and other issues. And due to a lack of transportation, many patients are not able to make it to one of our other 14 regional clinics for care. We are asking the community to help us raise the final funds needed to purchase a new, reliable mobile clinic. Our current mobile clinic has reached the end of its service life and it cannot be relied upon to safely travel the many miles required around the region. Inclement winter weather often forces us to cancel visits during the time of year when access to care is needed the most. Help us keep individuals healthy throughout the year, no matter the weather! Your support makes a difference.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $100 Stocks the new mobile clinic with hygiene kits, socks, hand warmers and sunscreen $500 Ensures a working air conditioner and heater for the new mobile clinic $1,000 Helps purchase a specialized vaccination refrigerator for the new mobile clinic $5,000 Assists with the purchased of all-weather heavy duty tires and snow chains
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NEIGHBORIMPACT MISSION STATEMENT NeighborImpact is charged with fighting poverty in Crook, Deschutes and Jefferson counties and the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. Our mission: “Supporting people, strengthening communities.” Our purpose: assess local needs and tackle the causes of poverty. To address basic needs, we confront hunger, homelessness, eviction prevention and emergency heating costs. Beyond emergencies, we focus on factors that prevent poverty: childcare and early childhood education services; home weatherization; money management, savings and homeownership; and low interest lending. We confront short- and long-term needs through a suite of programs that move nearly 50,000 households a year toward prosperity. As a non-profit organization, NeighborImpact changes someone’s life for the better every single day. As individuals, we have to look for the right opportunities to make real change in the lives of others. We offer you this chance to do just that: to do good, so that others can do well.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $25
Buys books, diapers, pull-ups and extra underwear for children enrolled in Head Start
$50
Feeds a child for three months
$100
Pays for a household to attend financial education or homebuyer education classes
$250 Pays for two months of electricity, three to four months of propane or a cord of wood $500
Pays for fuel and a driver to deliver food to outlying areas to feed 3,500 persons
Will you take this opportunity to make an impact? Visit www.neighborimpact.org or www.facebook.com/NeighborImpact/ to see the good that comes about when people like you choose NeighborImpact for charitable giving.
$1,000 Covers a month’s rent or a deposit for unstably-housed or homeless households $1,500
Pays for one truck to recover and distribute over 50 tons of food over a one-month period
$2,500
Covers 25 nights at a motel for individuals or families experiencing homelessness
Redmond Office – All Services 2303 SW 1st Street, Redmond 541-548-2380 info@neighborimpact.org 28 | Central Oregon Give Guide 2019
Bend Office – All Services 20310 Empire Ave, #A100, Bend 541 -548-2380 bend@neighborimpact.org
BASIC NEEDS
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JERICHO ROAD MISSION STATEMENT To provide consistent, nurturing and tangible support to the homeless and those in need within the Redmond, Oregon area.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Will provide a weekends worth of food for a hungry student. $21 Will provide free, hot meals for three hungry people. $100 Will provide a weeks rent support for a family with children. $1,000 Will provide food, water, shelter, fuel and clothing for 50 homeless people for one month $7.50
Jericho Road PO Box 1623, Redmond, OR 97756 541-699-2099 jerichoroadofredmond.org
PARTNERS IN CARE MISSION STATEMENT Partners In Care provides patient-centered care that honors the dignity and needs of those we serve. We sustain an organization that enriches the lives of our patients, families, team, and community.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Donations to Partners In Care help us to provide the highest quality of care to our patients and families in the Central Oregon community. For forty years, your contributions have enabled us to provide expert hospice or home health care to those with life-limiting illnesses. They also support a variety of services such as Hospice House, Transitions, Palliative Care, free community bereavement and volunteer programs, Camp Courage, and community and staff education. Gifts may be given in memory of a loved one, or in honor of an individual on the occasion of a birthday, anniversary, or other special day.
Partners In Care 2075 NE Wyatt Ct, Bend, OR 97701 541-382-5882 partnersbend.org
Hospice House in Bend
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SHEPHERD’S HOUSE MISSION STATEMENT At Shepherd’s House Ministries, we strive to feed the hungry and to shelter the homeless, but our deeper aim is to walk alongside the hurting and the needy to effectively address the life-controlling issues that perpetuate the longterm cycles of pain and homelessness. In an environment of grace, our goal is not to modify behavior. Our goal is to see hearts healed and lives changed from the inside out.
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO $25
$40 $120
Provides a warm bed, food, and services for a man, woman, or child in our long-term residential recovery program for one day Will provide a homeless person with meals for one week Will provide a homeless person with meals, a bed, and care for one week
Sheperd’s House 1854 Division Street, Bend OR 97701 541-388-2096 davidn@shepherdshouseministries.org www.shepherdshouseministries.org
THRIVE CENTRAL OREGON MISSION STATEMENT Thrive Central Oregon helps overcome housing and financial insecurity in our community through a holistic approach that connects people to the resources they need. On a monthly basis, our staff link 300 households to the services they seek, while connecting 10-15 of those households to permanent, affordable housing. We provide connections to a full spectrum of services, including: • • • • •
Housing: locating vacancies, completing applications and filing appeals Health: OHP applications, connections to physical and mental health providers Employment: job search and resume assistance Social security: application assistance Basic needs: connection to utility assistance, food and clothing resources
WHAT YOUR DONATIONS CAN DO Will provide bus tickets and gas vouchers for a housing search Will pay the housing application fee for a family Will provide 1-year of hands-on case management support to 2 individuals $1,000 Will help fund creative solutions to obtain permanent/ affordable housing for one family $50 $100 $500
Thrive Central Oregon 405 SW 6th St. “A” Redmond, OR 97756 541-728-1022 sarah@thrivecentraloregon.org www.thrivecentraloregon.org
UNITED WAY OF DESCHUTES COUNTY MISSION STATEMENT 40% of Central Oregonians earn less than what it takes to survive in our economy. At United Way of Deschutes County, we fight for the health, education, financial stability, and resilience of every community member. We’re righting imbalances for today’s kids so they can thrive as tomorrow’s adults. We are a local fundraiser and a local funder, raising funds that stay in this community. We are also a convener, bringing stakeholders together to collaborate via TRACEs. We build resilience in individuals, families, and our community. We belong to you — our Central Oregon community.
AND HERE’S WHAT DONATIONS DO: 27% of Central Oregonians are served by a UWDC-funded program or service. This year, we awarded $310,000 in grants to 26 local nonprofit programs. We also surveyed 30,000 locals about resilience. And, we trained 2,000+ locals in trauma and resilience. 30 | Central Oregon Give Guide 2019
United Way of Deschutes County PO Box 5969, Bend, OR 97708 541-389-6507 info@deschutesunitedway.org deschutesunitedway.org
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PARTICIPATING 2019 GIVE GUIDE NONPROFITS Name Address Phone Website A Smile for Kids.........442 SW Umatilla Ave Ste. 200, Redmond..........541-497-0020...........asmileforkids.org Academy at Sisters........63325 Silvis Rd., Bend.................................. 541-389-2748........academyatsisters.org Assistance League of Bend........210 SE Urania Ln., Bend............................... 541-389-2075........assistanceleague.orgbend/ at: project (Anti-Trafficking........62895 Hamby Rd., Bend.............................. 541-389-1409........jbarj.org Bend Area Habitat For Humanity........1860 NE 4th St., Bend................................. 541.508.8681.........bendhabitat.org Bend Endurance Academy........442 NE 3rd St #4909, Bend......................... 541-904-5048........bendenduranceacademy.org BendFilm........1000 NW Wall St. Suite 240, Bend............... 541-388-3378........bendfilm.org Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Oregon........2125 NE Daggett Ln Bend............................ 541-312-6047........bbbsco.org Boys and Girls Club of Bend........500 NW Wall St., Bend................................ 541-617-2877........bgcbend.org BrightSide Animal Center........1335 NE Hemlock Ave., Redmond............... 541-923-0882........brightsideanimals.org Camp Fire Central Oregon ......1001 SW Emkay Dr #100, Bend................... 541-382-4682........campfireco.org Cascade School of Music .......510 NE 3rd St., Bend................................... 541-382-6866........cascadeschoolofmusic.org Cascade Winds Symphonic BandCOCC, Pence Hall........2600 NW College Way, Bend....................... 541-771-8268........cascadewinds.org Cascade Youth & Family Center........19 SW Century Dr., Bend............................. 541-318-3436........cascadeyouthandfamilycenter.org Central Oregon Council on Aging........373 NE Greenwood Ave., Bend.................... 541-678-5483........councilonaging.org Central Oregon LandWatch........2843 NW Lolo Dr. Ste. 200, Bend................ 541647-2930.........centraloregonlandwatch.org Central Oregon Trail Alliance........P.O. Box 555, Bend...................................... 541-977-7060........cotamtb.com/ COCC Foundation........2600 NW College Way, Bend....................... 541-383-7225........cocc.edu/departments/foundation/ Dawns House........62024 Dean Swift Rd., Bend........................ 541-410-6065........dawnshouse.org Deschutes Collaborative Forest Project........334 NE Hawthorne Ave., Bend..................... 410-925-0736........deschutescollaborativeforest.org Deschutes Land Trust........210 NW Irving Ave., Ste. 102, Bend............. 541-330-0017........deschuteslandtrust.org Deschutes Public Library Foundation .......PO Box 963, Bend........................................ 541-312-1027........dplfoundation.org Diversability Inc. .......P.O. Box 1481, Bend.................................... 541-678-2704........diversabilityinc.org DogPAC .......PO BOX 2091, Bend....................................................................dogpac.org/ Family Access Network........2125 NE Daggett Ln., Bend.......................... 541-639-5675........familyaccessnetwork.org Fences for Fido........P.O. Box 42265, Portland............................. 503-708-4037........fencesforfido.org First Story........963 SW Simpson Ave. Ste., 110 Bend.......... 541-728-0830 .......firststory.org Friends of the Children Central Oregon........20340 Empire Ave. Ste. E1, Bend................. 541-668-6836........friendscentraloregon.org Grandma’s House........P.O. Box 6372, Bend.................................... 541-383-3515........grandmashouseofco.org Guardian Group........................................................................... 800-380-8913........guardiangroup.org Healing Reins Therapeutic Riding Center........60575 Billadeau Rd., Bend........................... 541-382-9410........healingreins.org Heart of Oregon Corps........1291 NE 5th St., Bend................................. 541-633-7834 .......heartoforegon.org Hospice of Redmond........732 SW 23rd St., Redmond......................... 541-548-7483........hospiceofredmond.org Humane Society of C.O. Bend........61170 SE 27th St., Bend.............................. 541-382-3537........hsco.org Hunger Prevention Coalition of Central Oregon .......P.O. Box 8711, Bend.................................... 541-633-0854........hungerpc.org J Bar J Youth Ranch Vocational Program........62895 Hamby Rd., Bend.............................. 541-389-1409........jbarj.orgevents-and-news/vocational-school/ J Bar J Youth Services........62895 Hamby Rd., Bend.............................. 541-389-1409........jbarj.org Jericho Road........205 NW 4th, Redmond................................ 541-699-2099........jerichoroadofredmond.org KIDS Center........1375 NW Kingston Ave., Bend..................... 541-383-5958........kidscenter.org Kindred Connections........62895 Hamby Rd., Bend.............................. 541-306-9311........kindred-connections.org Kôr Community Land Trust........P.O. Box 6993, Bend.................................... 541-330-8758........korlandtrust.org KPOV........501 NW Bond St., Bend............................... 541-322-0863........kpov.org Mosaic Medical........600 SW Columbia, Ste. 6000, Bend............. 541-383-3005........mosaicmedical.org MountainStar Family Relief Nursery........2125 NE Daggett Ln., Bend.......................... 541-322-6820........mtstar.org Namaspa Foundation........1135 NW Galveston, Bend .......................... 541-550-8550........namaspa.org Neighbor Impact........2303 SW 1st St., Redmond.......................... 541-548-2380........neighborimpact.org Opportunity Foundation........835 E. Hwy 126, Redmond.......................... 541-548-2611........opportunityfound.org Oregon Adaptive Sports........63025 O.B. Riley #12, Bend......................... 541-306-4774........oregonadaptivesports.org Oregon Natural Desert Association........50 SW Bond St #4, Bend.............................. 541-330-2638........onda.org OUT Central Oregon........2600 NW College Way, Bend....................... 458-206-0588........outcentraloregon.com/ Partners in Care........2075 NE Wyatt Ct. Bend.............................. 541-382-5882........partnersbend.org Planned Parenthood........2330 NE Division St. Suite 7, Bend............... 503-788-7274........ppcw.org Ronald McDonald House of Oregon & SW Washington .......1700 NE Purcell, Bend.................................. 541-318-4950........rmhcoregon.org Saving Grace........1004 NW Milwaukee Ave., Ste. Bend........... 541-382-9227........saving-grace.org Sisters Folk Festival........204 W Adams Ave., #204 Sisters................. 541-549-4979........sistersfolkfestival.org Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory........57245 River Rd., Sunriver............................. 541-593-4394........snco.org The Environmental Center........16 NW Kansas Ave., Bend............................ 541-385-6908........envirocenter.org The Shepherd’s House........1854 NE Division St., Bend........................... 541-388-2096........shepherdshouseministries.org Thrive Central Oregon........405 SW 6th, Redmond................................ 541-728-1022........thrivecentraloregon.org Together For Children........17257 Kent Rd., Sisters................................ 541-389-9317........together-for-children.org United Way of Deschutes County........1130 NW Harriman St., #A Bend................. 541-389-6507........deschutesunitedway.org
ONLINE ONLY NONPROFITS
BEAT Children’s Theatre........1080 SE 9th St., ste 120, Bend..................... 541-419-5558........beatchildrenstheatre.org Beulah’s Place........Redmond..................................................... 541-526-0445........beulahsplace.org Central Oregon Collective........62070 SE 27th St., Bend.............................. 541-388-3060........inthecollective.com Central Oregon Veterans Outreach........61510 S Hwy 97 Suite 100, Bend................. 541-383-2793........covo-us.org Central Oregon Veterans Ranch........65920 SW 61st St., Bend............................. 541-706-9062........covranch.org Ponderosa CEF........3625 NW Oak Ave., Redmond..................... 877-569-2818........ponderosacef.com Love INC........527 NW Elm Ave., Ste 3-106, Redmond....... 541-526-8249........myloveinc.org Portrait Connection........PO Box 265, Long Creek.............................. 541-620-0752........portraitconnection.org Pregnancy Resource Center........369 NE Revere Ave. Suite #102, Bend.......... 541-385-5334........prcco.org Redmond Senior Center........325 NW Dogwood Ave., Redmond.............. 541-548-6325........facebook.com/SeniorCenterofRedmondOregon Stroke Awareness Oregon........695 SW Mill View Way, Bend....................... 541-323-5641........strokeawarenessoregon.org Saving Grace........1004 NW Milwaukee Ave., Suite 100, Bend.541-382-9227........saving-grace.org Shepherd’s House Ministries........1854 NE Division St., Bend........................... 541-388-2096........shepherdshouseministries.org Teen Challenge........435 NE Burnside Ave., Bend......................... 541-678-5272........centraloregoncampusofadultandteenchallenge.business.site New Each Morning........PO Box 5202, Bend...................................... 509-947-9662........neweachmorning.org Rock Bottom Hope........................................................................... 541-639-6777........rockbottomhope.org FEATURED NONPROFIT SPONSORS: Mountain Supply supporting Bend Endurance Academy’s, Sean Barton supporting Kôr Community Land Trust, Bend Veterinary Clinic supporting DogPAC, La-Z-Boy of Bend & Medford supporting The Ronald McDonald House Charities of Oregon and SW Washington Make a donation at CentralOregonGives.org | 31
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