Community Centers in Portland, OR

The Community Blood Center (CBC) started operation in September 1964 in the basement of the Fidelity Medical Building on South Main Street in Dayton. It was born out of a serious need for a centralized system of blood banking to effectively serve patient blood requirements. In 1964, the CBC served two

Meet our agency's caring team and volunteers, and learn more about our services, by viewing this brief video. Lutheran Community Services Northwest is a nonprofit human services agency serving communities throughout Washington, Oregon and Idaho. Our caring team supplies a huge range of services to adults,

Uniting Communities is a groundbreaking new project from Western States Center to support organizations of color in having meaningful conversations about LGBTQ issues and working to take a stand on LGBTQ equality. The Toolkit is a compilation of exercises we developed during our work with community based

The Mittleman Jewish Community Center (MJCC) has been a vital part of the greater Portland community for more than eighty years. We supply a gathering place for the local Jewish community as well as warmly embracing people of all faiths within our membership. The MJCC provides a huge range of recreational

Pastor Mary Overstreet long envisioned a free health clinic in her neighborhood, where many people go without health insurance, needed medical care and medications. Her relief work after Hurricane Katrina brought her together with Dr. Jill Ginsberg, and they made the dream a reality. Since August 2006,

A group of concerned residents in East Milwaukie met at the home of Mrs.amp; Mrs. Charles Hansen on Feb. 2, 1926 to consider a sewer system that the city was proposing to build. From this meeting the East Milwaukie Progressive Club started, with Roy Miller as president. After meeting at members' homes,