A Little Help

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Helping seniors stay in their homes, as opposed to assisted living.  A little Help is just that;  Help with the day to day items that may pose a challenge to an otherwise healthy person.

ALSO

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ALSO is an organization committed to providing residential care, employment services, and supported living to people with developmental challenges. We strive to make the individuals we support feel safe and comfortable in their homes or workplace, but also aim to make those we support be successful every day.

Alzheimer's Association

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The Alzheimer’s Association leads the way to end Alzheimer’s and all other dementia — by accelerating global research, driving risk reduction and early detection, and maximizing quality care and support.

Art From Ashes

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AFA exists to empower struggling youth by providing creative programs that facilitate health and hope through expression, connection and transformation.

Big Brothers Big Sisters

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Come join us on Tuesday, August 20th from 5-9pm to help support the Big Brothers Big Sisters.

Boys & Girls Club of Bend

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Boys & Girls Clubs are a safe place to learn and grow – all while having fun. ​They are a place where great futures are started each and every day. ​At our two locations in Bend, we offer life-changing programs to youth between the ages of 5 to 18 years old. Our programs focus on academic success, healthy lifestyles, character development and citizenship involvement in our community in Central Oregon.

The Boys & Girls Clubs mission is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

Caldera Arts - Oregon

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Caldera is a catalyst for the transformation of underserved youth through innovative, year-round art and environmental programs. Caldera serves Oregon youth from both urban and rural communities with limited access to educational and economic resource opportunities. Our programs nurture individual creativity to ignite
self-expression and transform the way young people engage in their lives, families, and communities.

Camp Rainbow Gold

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Camp Rainbow Gold is a nonprofit organization serving Idaho children diagnosed with cancer and their families. What started in the mid-’80s as a week of camp for a handful of children diagnosed with cancer is now much, much more. Yes, Camp Rainbow Gold is still a summer oncology camp, but it’s also a sibling camp and a family camp. It’s a college scholarship program and a teen support group. It’s 365 days of making a difference in the lives of these children as well as their families and others who support them.

Camp Tamarack

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Camp Tamarack provides youth with experiential opportunities in an outdoor setting that promote an understanding of the environment and world that surrounds them.

Whether through science or wellness, at camp or in the classroom, Camp Tamarack strives to provide our community with opportunities for growth, learning, and fun!

Central Oregon Cancer Survivorship Program

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Come join us on Tuesday, June 18th from 5-9pm to help support the Central Oregon Cancer Survivorship Program.

Central Oregon Humane Society

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July 23th 5pm-9pm all proceeds go to the Central Oregon Humane Society.

Central Oregon Veterans Ranch

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A working Ranch that restores purpose and spirit to veterans of all ages and eras.

For the past five years COVR has operated a 19-acre working farm and engaged hundreds of veterans of different ages and eras in peer support and agriculture-related activities, or “agri-therapy”. COVR has built community and camaraderie among veterans in Central Oregon and around the state. The Ranch helps veterans find a sense of belonging and purpose through meaningful interactions, team projects, education, growing plants and caring for animals. During the past five years we have offered veterans and community members workshops on Post-Traumatic Stress, Suicide Prevention, and Non-Violent Communication. The Ranch has become a hub for veterans to meet and connect; a safe space to build relationships with peers as well as civilian community members. Several veterans have stated that the Ranch “saved their lives,” and many return during time of personal crisis because of the trust and sense of community the Ranch provides.

Children's Cancer Association

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We deliver Joy-centric programs that create immediate and measurable improvement to the mental and emotional wellness of young patients.

At Children’s Cancer Association (CCA), we know it takes more than medicine to treat cancer and serious illness. When a child is facing life’s most challenging moments, they also need emotional healing. 

For 25 years, we’ve been doing just that—delivering programs to help young patients find their Joy—one song, one friendship, one breath of ocean air at a time. Because when a child experiences Joy, their emotional well-being is positively impacted.

Simply put: Joy makes sick kids feel better.

Cooking Matters

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Deschutes River Alliance

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The Deschutes River Alliance is a science-based advocacy organization seeking collaborative solutions to basin-wide threats to the health of the Deschutes River and its tributaries. We advocate for water quality, a healthy ecosystem, and for the establishment and protection of robust populations of resident and anadromous fish throughout the river’s entire watershed.

Since 2013, the DRA Science Team has worked tirelessly to determine the source and extent of significant negative environmental changes occurring in the lower Deschutes River. Led by experts in water quality and aquatic insects, we are working to create a strong scientific case supporting our understanding of these changes so we can effectively advocate for thoughtful solutions.

Drink For Pink

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Drink for Pink partners with organizations within Colorado to raise money for local breast cancer research.

Environmental Center

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Our mission is to embed sustainability into daily life in Central Oregon. To us, that means driving local change that makes a world of difference.

Family Meal PDX

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Family Meal, a nonprofit founded in 2019 and 100% volunteer-run, provides financial relief to Oregon’s food service and agricultural workers in a medical debt crisis.

It is tough to imagine the profound impact that the recent restaurant closures across the state will have. The financial implications of lost wages for those living paycheck to paycheck will have lasting consequences. The production, processing and distribution businesses that serve restaurants will be deeply affected.

Family Meal’s capacity to issue grants is influenced by many factors, most significantly the number of applicants and the amount of money we have raised. We strive to issue the greatest number of grants, while sustaining our ability to reach as many individuals as possible.

Girls on the Run

Sponsored by: Boise, ID

Girls on the Run, a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, is a physical activity-based positive youth development (PA-PYD) program designed to enhance girls’ social, emotional and physical skills and behaviors to successfully navigate life experiences. The program’s intentional curriculum places an emphasis on developing competence, confidence, connection, character, caring and contribution in young girls through lessons that incorporate running and other physical activities. The life skills curriculum is delivered by caring and competent coaches who are trained to teach lessons as intended.

Find out more & donate at 

www.girlsontherun.org

Habitat for Humanity

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Healing Reins Therapeutic Riding Center

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Healing Reins is the only Premier Accredited Center east of the cascades in Oregon offering professionally recognized horse-centered therapies and experiences aiming to bring strength, hope, confidence, and joy to people of all ages with disabilities and special needs.

Since 1999, Healing Reins has provided equine-assisted strategies designed to help Central Oregonians with varying disabilities and special needs to thrive. With the horse as partner, participants enter a truly integrated therapeutic experience that is proven effective and fun. Through collaboration within the medical community and the assistance of over 100 volunteers, our PATH Int’l (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship) certified staff provides safe and effective rehabilitative services to 190+ children, teens, and adults weekly.

High Desert Food & Farm Alliance

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To support a healthy and thriving food and farm network in Central Oregon
through education, collaboration, and inclusivity.

High Desert Museum

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The High Desert Museum has been inspiring families since 1982 and is consistently rated as the top Central Oregon attraction by Trip Advisor. With 135 acres and more than 100,000 square feet of exhibit space in the Museum, it’s a “must see” for anyone travelling through – or living in – the region. Get a close-up view of native wildlife, such as river otters, bobcat, porcupine and badger. Talk with historic characters who share tales of early Oregon explorers and settlers. Visit an authentic homestead and sawmill from 1904.

Our proceeds from 5-9pm on Tuesday, September 17th, will benefit the High Desert Museum.  See you then!

it's all about The Kids

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Judi's House

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Founded by former NFL Quarterback Brian Griese and named after his late Mother, Judi’s House offers a safe refuge for grieving families and children who have suffered a loss of a loved one.

Kids Center

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New Avenues for Youth

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New Avenues for Youth is a Portland-based nonprofit organization dedicated to the prevention and intervention of youth homelessness. Our services for young people (ages 9-24) focus on the individual—their experiences, identities, needs, and goals—and helping them make positive change in their lives.

From meals and counseling to job training and housing, their equity-based services address the many barriers to stability and well-being that young people face. Each and every day, they show up in compassionate, creative ways, ensuring that young people always have a place to turn.

NorthStar Clubhouse

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NorthStar is a mental health recovery program for adults in the Portland metro area who live with mental health challenges.

NorthStar follows the evidence-based Clubhouse International model of psychiatric rehabilitation. NorthStar’s structure strengthens social and vocational skills, and provides access to employment and educational services. Lifetime Membership is free with just a referral from a mental health professional required.

Northwest Association for Blind Athletes

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NWABA offers opportunities for individuals who are visually impaired to participate in tandem bicycling, hiking, skiing, snowboarding, swimming, and more – regardless of age, background, or ability. These programs have a profound impact beyond sports and physical activity. They become a catalyst for breaking down perceived barriers and gaining the confidence, community, and independence for a richer, fuller life.

Oregon Adaptive Sports

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Twenty-three years ago, passionate members of the local ski community came together to provide snow opportunities to members of the community with disabilities. Today, Oregon Adaptive Sports (OAS) is a premiere adaptive sports organization in the Pacific Northwest providing a range of year-round programs.

Oregon Adaptive Sports envisions a day when everyone has the benefits of outdoor recreation, regardless of ability. We see Central Oregon as a year-round destination for adaptive sports with OAS as the leader in providing state-of-the-art equipment, professional instruction, staff and dedicated volunteers, resulting in top quality experiences for our participants.

Oregon Brewshed Alliance

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An outreach initiative of Oregon Wild, the Oregon Brewshed® Alliance is a coalition of Oregon brewers, brewing community partners, and conservationists who understand the value of clean water and protected forest watersheds. Beer is over 90% water after all, and that water is a product of the land that it flows through.

Great beer doesn’t start at the tap – great beer begins with clean water.

Partners in Care

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Join us on Tuesday, October 22nd from 5-9pm to help support Partners in Care. The organization 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.

People Helping People

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10 Barrel is proud to work with local companies & non-profits to help support our community & environment! 

BeIdaho provides a meal to Idaho Foodbank for every item of clothing sold. Check them out at beidahoclothing.com & idahofoodbank.org

Wild Tribute donates 4% of proceeds to Idaho Rivers United.

Rose Haven Day Shelter

Sponsored by: Portland, OR

Saving Grace

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Saving Grace offers safety, hope, healing, and encourages Central Oregonians to embrace life without violence.  Join us on Tuesday, November 19th from 5-9 when proceeds from the Eastside Pub will go towards helping Saving Grace.

Street Dog Hero

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Street Dog Hero rescues at risk dogs from around the world. Focusing their efforts outside of the United States they have been able to fly back hundreds of dogs to loving homes in the Pacific Northwest!

The 1017 Project

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The 1017 Project provides a sustainable supply of high-quality beef to food banks, shelters, churches, and schools.

The Deschutes Co. Search and Rescue Foundation

Sponsored by: West Bend, OR

The mission of the Foundation is to increase resources, raise funds, and promote public awareness in support of search and rescue volunteer activities conducted by the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office.

The Giving Plate

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“Feeding the hungry today with compassion & hospitality.”

The Giving Plate opened its doors in April 2010 through the efforts of Gary & Debra Kelso. Their Christ-centered passion was to serve the community during a poor economic time where many were struggling to make ends meet.  Initially, they thought helping 500 families have food on their table would be amazing, but within months from opening they had registered that 500th family and they began to realize the need was much bigger than they ever imagined. The community need for food continued to rise at an astounding rate, and has not let up.  At The Giving Plate we purpose to serve our guests with compassion and hospitality, and we are intentional in our efforts to remove the “clinical experience” of entering a food bank.

THINK WILD

Sponsored by: East Bend, OR

Think Wild seeks to reduce the incidents of human/wildlife conflict between humans and wildlife through prevention education.  When conflicts do occur, Think Wild provides veterinary treatment and care at its Erickson Road hospital currently underway, and designed to minimize treatment and recovery stress.