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Community Non-Profits
Beaverton Library Foundation
“To read is to empower To empower is to write
To write is to influence
To Influence is to change
To change is to live."
Jane Evershed - More than a Tea Party
The Beaverton Library Foundation was created in 1986 to support the Beaverton Library in acquiring funds for public services. Some programs offered by donations to the Beaverton Library Foundation include the early literacy program, summer reading program, story times, and library on wheels.
» http://www.beavertonlibraryfoundation.org/
America’s Second Harvest
Feeding America is a Network
The organization is made up of individuals, local food banks, national offices, as well as corporate and government partners. Together, we are bigger, better, stronger and more efficient than the sum of our parts. Working as a cohesive system is the only way we can truly solve the hunger crisis.
Every dollar donated helps provide 7 meals to men, women, and children facing hunger in our country.
» www.feedingamerica.orgHabitat for Humanity
Shelter from rain, wind and sun is a basic human need.
Habitat for Humanity provides decent, affordable houses to families in need. Habitat homeowners gain self-respect as they work alongside volunteers to construct their homes. Since 1976, Habitat for Humanity has built over 350,000 houses worldwide for more than 1.75 million people.
Lacey’s House
Lacey’s House is the first and only full service veteran’s housing program in the State of Oregon. They are committed to helping our homeless US Veterans in Washington County rebuild their lives with 24 hour support, food and housing, transportation services, counseling services, and work programs.
First Choice Appraisal Management has sponsored this organization for 2010 and is proud to support a program that will directly benefit our community!
Sustaining our veterans today sets a standard for our children who will be our leaders of tomorrow. It demonstrates what America is all about.
Please contact Mike Bryant, Project Supervisor at 503-890-7971 to find out how you can help.