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April 2018
Whitebird Clinic
If you, or someone you know, feels alone, overwhelmed, desperate, or like you have no one to turn to, White Bird Clinic in Eugene offers services that range from mobile crisis intervention, addiction counseling, and therapy, to medical and dental services. White Bird will also offers mental health support by phone to students, families, and staff of high schools in the 4J, Springfield, Bethel, and Oakridge districts. CAHOOTS Mobile Crisis Services: Available 24/7. Call the police non-emergency numbers 541-726-3714 (Springfield)…
Find out more »April 2021
Save The Bees
SAVE OREGON’S BEES The Nonprofit group "Beyond Toxics" wants you to know that Oregon's bees are in trouble and many species are at risk of extinction. As pollinator populations decline, the lower production of healthy fruits and vegetables places the entire natural system in peril. To help, you can avoid using insecticides in your yard or garden, and you can encourage bee-friendly flowers in your environment. More information is available by clicking here.
Find out more »December 2021
Ophelia’s Place for ages 10 to 18, new space in Albany
Ophelia's Place offers in-person and virtual activities for female, nonbinary, and gender non-conforming young persons ages 10 to 18. There are meetups, clubs, or workshops featuring art, writing, fandom, anime, self-care, leadership, and adventuring. There are various support or therapy groups, including for parents, all on Zoom. Register here for required orientation for all groups and events. Ophelia’s Place will open a new Space for Girl Empowerment at the corner of 4th and Lyons Street in downtown Albany in May 2022.…
Find out more »May 2022
Volunteer for Burrito Brigade
Sign up to volunteer here. Burrito Brigade has many volunteer opportunities! – Join us for preparation and distribution in Eugene every Saturday and Sunday. – Sign up for a shift helping with the food box project called "Waste to Taste." – Volunteer as a driver to pick up donations from one of our many community partners. If you are interested in getting involved please fill out the volunteer interest form below or contact us at @.
Find out more »June 2022
Pride in the Park
The Eugene Pride Committee invites you to the Eugene "Pride in the Park Festival," scheduled for Saturday, August 13, 2022 at Alton Baker Park (200 Day Island Rd., Eugene) from 11 am to 6 pm. This event is a celebration of our diverse community, and features live entertainment, food and drinks, local vendors, family activities, and information from community partners. There is a march to the festival that begins at Spectrum (150 W. Broadway) at 10 am for LGBTQ+ folks, family,…
Find out more »Bike Disaster Relief Trials
The Eugene Disaster Relief Trials are scheduled for Saturday, October 8, 2022 at Kiwanis Park at Skinner Butte. This event demonstrates the capabilities of cargo bikes in disaster situations. The riders plan and navigate a course of their choosing through the city, with fully-loaded bikes on city roads. At each check point riders will encounter obstacles or complete tasks to assist neighborhood response teams. While the cargo bike riders are completing the course, a Disaster Resiliency Fair will be held at the…
Find out more »Story Time Tribe
The Educators, School Administrators, Parents, and BIPOC Youth of Lane County are coordinating an initiative to promote culturally inclusive literacy and increased access to books by African-American and Black authors. Any students from ages one to eleven, or parents or teachers, are welcome to register for Story Time Tribe, and receive full access to a video series where books are read aloud, as well as free copies of the books read in the videos. A new video is released every…
Find out more »July 2022
Summer Meals at Some 4J Schools
4J School Cafeterias Will Keep Serving Free Breakfast and Lunch in July and August What: Federal Summer Food Service Program Who: all youth age 18 and younger Where: Eugene School District 4J at six school sites When: The first 4J site opens on July 5 and the other five locations on July 11. All sites are open through August 12. Breakfast will be served 8 to 9 a.m. and lunch will be available noon to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. Process: There…
Find out more »Hot Weather Pet Safety
With hot temperatures in the forecast this summer, Greenhill Humane Society wants to remind pet owners of the importance of keeping their pets safe. When it comes to furry family members please remember: Leave pets at home when running errands. Leaving your animal in a parked car, even for just a few minutes, can easily cause heat stroke or brain damage. A car's interior temperature can increase in minutes, even with the windows slightly open. Dogs are especially vulnerable to heat…
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