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April 2018
Whitebird Clinic
White Bird Clinic is a collective environment organized to enable people to gain control of their social, emotional, and physical well-being through direct service, education, and community. Whitebird operates a Medical and Dental Clinic at 1400 Mill Street, a Drug and Alcohol Treatment Program at 350 E. 11th, and ongoing Outpatient Mental Health services, Crisis intervention services, and information and referral at 341 E. 12th Avenue. Their priority is to serve people who are unserved, underinsured, disabled and/or homeless. They also offer assistance to help folks…
Find out more »September 2019
4J Coffee & Conversation
School Talk: Coffee and Conversation with 4J Superintendent Community invited to monthly drop-in discussion and listening sessions WHAT: Monthly drop-in conversations with Superintendent Gustavo Balderas WHO: Parents and community members are invited to monthly informal meetings with the superintendent and school board members Eugene School District 4J wants to hear from you. Join us each month for a cup of coffee and a conversation with Superintendent Gustavo Balderas and members of the Eugene School Board. Community members are invited…
Find out more »October 2019
Rose Garden Work Parties
Have you ever wondered about how to manage roses? If you are interested in volunteering at the Owen Rose Garden (next to the Willamette River near the Washington Jefferson Street bridge), join us monthly at the second Thursday work parties to help manage, beautify, and care for this diverse garden. Come get hands-on experience in rose culture with guidance on pruning techniques, planting methods, fertilizer needs, and general rose care. Call 541-510-9318 for more information, or click here.
Find out more »November 2019
Lane Country Leaf Pickup
Coverage maps and schedules for leaf pickup are available by clicking here (Santa Clara area and Springfield) or here (Eugene).
Find out more »Student Success Act
Our Students. Our Success. Community invited to weigh in on Student Success Act Stakeholder input will help develop $12–13 million investment plan New funding is coming to Oregon schools, and Eugene School District 4J wants to hear from the community about how to best support student success. Community forums will be held at various locations starting next week. The Student Success Act is expected to provide about Eugene School District 4J with a funding increase of about $12–13 million per…
Find out more »SMART Reading
Did you know that right now, only half of Oregon third-graders are reading at the appropriate grade level? SMART Reading is a children’s literacy nonprofit committed to ensuring that all Oregon children can realize their full potential through reading. We pair kids with community volunteers for weekly one-on-one reading sessions so kids can build confidence, literacy skills, and a love of reading. Learn more about how you can get involved by calling 877-598-4633 or finding more information here.
Find out more »Letter Carriers Food Drive
The Food for Lane County Letter Carriers Food Drive is Saturday, November 23rd! You can do your part by leaving non-perishable items in weatherproof bags by your mailbox... then your letter carrier, a volunteer or an FFLC employee will pick it up! No glass containers, but canned meats, fruits, and vegetables, pasta, cooking and olive oil, and spices are all good choices All food donated goes to feed local people, and more information is available here.
Find out more »December 2019
Sustainable Landscape Seminar
Lane County homeowners can learn how to save money and lessen their impact on the environment through a seminar offered by the OSU Extension Service on December 11th and 12th at 996 Jefferson in Eugene. Sustainable Landscape seminars provides the public with practical information to create sustainable/green/ecological landscapes. Participants will learn to utilize landscape practices that can be applied to their own yards, and will benefit by improving their soil biology and reducing erosion. They will save money by using…
Find out more »Free Cyber-bullying & Sexting Prevention Training
Know what’s going on(line) Be that parent! Free Cyber-bullying & Sexting Prevention Training for Parents The Eugene Police Department is teaming up with Eugene School District 4J and Bethel School District to offer Washington State Internet Crimes Against Children Taskforce’s free training for parents and the public about how to prevent sexual exploitation of children as well as cyber-bullying and Sexting. From WA ICAC TF: Washington State Internet Crimes Against Children’s Taskforce will provide a presentation on the impact of…
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