The Behavioral Health Resource Network (BHRN) of Lane County operates a statewide hotline for 24/7 access to substance use treatment, harm reduction, and recovery (800-422-2595). BHRN is a group os service organizations collaborating to offer a single point of access for people who have ever used drugs. More information HERE.

The Springfield-Eugene Tenant Association (SETA) is a non-profit organization serving renters’ rights and interests by assisting, educating, and empowering tenants in the Lane County area. SETA knows that housing rights are human rights and that affordable and accessible housing are the foundation of any strong community. The following activities advance renters rights and protections: Serve […]

Please click on each Pow Wow for more information. First time attending?  See HERE for appropriate Pow Wow etiquette.   Annual Nesika Illahee Pow Wow 2024 August 9-11, 2024 - Siletz, Oregon   The Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Contest Pow Wow 2024 August 16-18, 2024 - Grand Ronde, Oregon      

The nonprofit “Beyond Toxics” provides leadership to build a community-driven environmental justice movement in Oregon. Activities include wetland preservation, pollinator health, pesticide reform, food security, and education about chemical-free households. More resources and information HERE.

TransPonder is a grassroots transgender-led nonprofit based in Eugene providing support, resources, and education for transgender persons and community allies. Monthly events include book clubs, film screenings, yoga classes, social hours, and support groups. Information about donating, volunteering, or community resources HERE.

Lane County will operate mobile crisis services effective Sunday, August 18th. The trained professionals in the mobile crisis program offer mental health emergency response to any resident in any part of Lane County, including transportation and connections to essential resources. The crisis teams can coordinate with first responders, law enforcement, and community mental health providers, […]

The nonprofit Lane County Senior and Disability Services is recruiting volunteers in Cottage Grove and Creswell. Volunteers can deliver meals to homes, help with food preparation, provide rides, assist with monthly budgeting, or act as companions.  Volunteer information and application HERE.    

Partnerships in Community Living of Oregon endeavors to enhance the physical and mental health of persons living with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Services include supportive living, 24-hour care, community activities, health care, and counseling. Information on volunteering HERE. Information on services HERE.

Community Supported Services provides micro shelters for unhoused persons within a supportive group environment, protects human rights, and strives to address the current lack of housing. Volunteers can be tutors, dog trainers, board members, fundraisers, or administrative helpers. Volunteers are also needed to help with landscaping, deliver food boxes, and give haircuts. Groups can also volunteer […]

CASA of Lane County advocates for children who are in foster care due to abuse or neglect. Volunteers act as court-appointed advocates and provide academic support. Information HERE on volunteering and donating.

The School Garden Project of Lane County assists schools with developing and maintaining onsite vegetable gardens where children can learn the basics of growing healthy food and become stewards of nature. The Project also provides schools with resources, educator training, and volunteer recruitment. Information on events and volunteering HERE.

The Eugene Peace Choir is a nonprofit group supporting nonviolence, social justice, and a healthy environment. The choir welcomes singers at all levels of musical experience and skill, including children who participate with adults. Singers can join at any time from September to June, and no auditions are required. Rehearsals are Mondays from 6 pm […]