
2020 Annual Report
Serving Our Community in 2020
We are excited to share with you the stories of our journey over the past year. Serving over 13,000 individuals in our community, we were challenged to find new ways to meet people where they are. In the 2020 Annual Report you will hear about how the heroes/sheroes at VOA Oregon continued to serve the most vulnerable in our community.
Support Our Programs
A simple, effective way to give to those in need is to help out with something on a favorite program's wish list. You don't have to spend a lot to make a huge difference.
Donate
Your gift helps support programs and services that encourage positive development, foster independence, and promote the type of self-sufficiency that can change someone's life.
Volunteer Team
Every year, 600 community members like you put their passion to work through 21,000 hours of enhancing relationships with children and youth, enriching activities for elders, encouraging people rebuilding their lives after addiction and incarceration.
Stand with us! Stand together!
Are you wondering how to contribute to societal change as we address systemic racism?
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In the Spotlight

VOA Oregon and Racial Justice
June 3, 2020
Volunteers of America Oregon stands with the communities, organizations, and individuals across the country and world fighting against the systemic racism that exists within our nation. Significant social change has come in our country from peaceful demonstrations, marches, advocacy, from

Circle of Giving presents: Volunteers of America podcast
April 28, 2020
We recently had the opportunity to sit down with longtime supporter the Spirit Mountain Community Fund to discuss the current work our Family Relief Nursery is doing in the community. Take a listen as Adam Salazar, Grants Officer, and Crystal

Help Build Activity Packages
April 10, 2020
Our Adult Day Centers are working to brighten this difficult time for their community. With our centers closed and staff working remotely, we are looking for ways to continue to support and engage with our participants. Both the Lambert House