
United Way of Lane County - Wildfire Response Fund
Serving Recovers communities:
Since 1946, United Way of Lane County has served our community by bringing people together to give, advocate, and volunteer.
We believe that when we come together and put all of our resources to work, we can solve our most pressing issues and create opportunities for a better life for all.
We are one of over 1,800 United Ways around the world. While we benefit from the support of a worldwide network, we focus on the needs of our local community.
We are guided by an active, local board of directors. These dedicated community members set our priorities and ensure we are always working to serve our unique community needs. Our work is carried out by a talented, knowledgeable, and passionate staff committed to making sure we get things done.
We believe that diversity – both cultural diversity and diversity of thought – strengthens our ability to actualize our mission, vision, philosophy, and values. We are committed to having teams of employees and volunteers that reflect and celebrate all aspects of the diversity in our community.
Locations
United Way of Lane County
3171 Gateway Loop, Springfield, OR 97477, US
Recent Updates
June 4th : Governor Kate Brown Approves 26 Counties for Phase 2 of Reopening
posted 7 months ago by iLoLewis from United Way of Lane County - Wildfire Response Fund
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Governor Kate Brown approved 26 counties to move to Phase 2 of reopening on June 5, 6, and 8 under her framework for building a safe and strong Oregon
June 5 • Benton • Curry • Douglas • Grant • Jackson • Klamath • Lake • Lane • Linn •…
Read MoreCity Phase One Re-opening Guidelines and updates
posted 8 months ago by thebell from United Way of Lane County - Wildfire Response Fund
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https://www.eugene-or.gov/4333/COVID-19-Coronavirus 5/20 Good Morning, Eugene!. We have successfully made it through the first weekend of Lane County’s Phase 1 reopening that began May 15. As we focus on moving forward, it is more important than ever that we work together as a community to support our local businesses in a…
Read MoreSupport for Unhoused
posted 9 months ago by EduardoT from United Way of Lane County - Wildfire Response Fund
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Lane County and the cities of Eugene and Springfield adopted Declarations of Emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Teams from each jurisdiction have developed a temporary emergency sheltering and support plan for the unhoused community in the metro area. google
Carry It Forward
posted 9 months ago by EduardoT from United Way of Lane County - Wildfire Response Fund
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Carry It Forward delivers donated goods directly to unhoused individuals in the Eugene-Springfield area and supports organizations that work with this population (like Egan Warming Center, Occupy Medical, Family First Shelter and others).
Info on Temp Shelter Sites
posted 9 months ago by thebell from United Way of Lane County - Wildfire Response Fund
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https://whitebirdclinic.org/covid-19-resource-center
White Bird Clinic's Resource Distribution Center is needing supplies
posted 9 months ago by EduardoT from United Way of Lane County - Wildfire Response Fund
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White Bird Clinic's Resource Distribution Center is out of sleeping bags, tents, tarps, and sleeping pads. Please consider supporting them directly or let us know and we’ll collect items from your porch and deliver them on your name. Thank you for helping them resupply and continue serving our community.
https://whitebirdclinic.org/
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Read MoreWhite Bird Clinic offers resources for people experiencing homelessness
posted 9 months ago by EduardoT from United Way of Lane County - Wildfire Response Fund
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White Bird Clinic (341 E 12th Ave.) will begin operating as a distribution site for people experiencing homelessness. Unhoused individuals can access resources, pick-up supplies, and learn about COVID-19 prevention and symptoms. The White Bird distribution site will also serve as a check-in point to access spaces in designated temporary…
Read MoreWhite Bird Clinic offers resources for people experiencing homelessness
posted 10 months ago by JohnQMurray from United Way of Lane County - Wildfire Response Fund
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White Bird Clinic (341 E 12th Ave.) will begin operating as a distribution site for people experiencing homelessness. Unhoused individuals can access resources, pick-up supplies, and learn about COVID-19 prevention and symptoms.
The White Bird distribution site will also serve as a check-in point to access spaces in designated temporary…
Read MoreLane Emergency Resource Network (LERN) uses RAN technology to connect requests for goods & services to resources.
posted 10 months ago by iLoLewis from United Way of Lane County - Wildfire Response Fund
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The 15th Night, a coalition of partner agencies that support unhoused youth, created technology called the Rapid Access Network (RAN). In response to COVID-19, Lane COAD (Community Organizations Active in Disaster), in partnership with staff from White Bird, United Way, 15th Night, Lane County Health and Human Services, and PacificSource…
Read MoreFood for Lane County's Mobile Pantry Program is expanding. Partnership with Willamalane.
posted 10 months ago by iLoLewis from United Way of Lane County - Wildfire Response Fund
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The Mobile Pantry will provide food for families and individuals at the Bob Keefer Center Sports Complex parking lot, located at 250 S 32nd St, Springfield on Thursdays from 4:30-6:30pm.
This distribution will be a drive through format, please stay in your vehicle when you arrive. If you do not…
Read MoreOrganizers
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EduardoT
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dmonk@efn.org
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dmetheny
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iLoLewis
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Gmclaughlin
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kitkirkpatrick
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tompecktorrence@gmail.com
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soeast.eug@gmail.com
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thebell
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zlivelyb
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annag
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LenaHD
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marjam