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  • Image: Sunriver Music Festival

    Sunriver Music Festival

    PO Box 4308 Sunriver

    CELEBRATING ITS 37TH SEASON!



    MISSION STATEMENT
    The Sunriver Music Festival considers it a privilege to work with our patrons and community business partners to fulfill the Festival’s mission of presenting quality performances of classical music and to support music education programs for the youth of Central Oregon.
    WHAT CAN YOUR DONATIONS DO?
    Every August for two weeks, the Festival presents Central Oregon’s only classical Music Festival featuring a hand-picked orchestra and world class soloists. Donations directly support the summer festival, music education programs in the local schools and the Young Artists Scholarship program.
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    Sunriver Nature Center

    P.O. Box 3533 Sunriver

    541-593-4442

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    WHO WE ARE
    Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory’s mission is to inspire present and future generations to cherish and understand the natural world. Sunriver Nature Center & Observatory is a science learning center offering programs that are hands-on and experiential. For over 50 years it has been our privilege and responsibility to share the wonders of the universe — from the forest floor to the night sky — with the Central Oregon community.
    WHAT CAN YOUR DONATIONS DO?
    $50 Supplies one month of food for animal ambassadors or ten solar rover kits for a youth STEM program.
    $50 provides one scholarship for an environmental education program.
    $100 Buys seven pounds of native wildflower seed to create a pollinator haven.
    $150 provides one month of mice for our owls, hawks and snakes.
    $250 Provides a nature immersion field trip for a 2nd grade class inspiring responsible and proactive citizens.
    $500 Helps upgrade telescopes and equipment to better understand our place in the universe.
    $1000 Plants five native trees creating a healthier landscape.
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    Tag It Forward Coffee

    19 SW Century Drive River West

    (541) 408 0128

    WHO WE ARE

    Tag It Forward Coffee is a social venture through Cascade Youth & Family Center to provide homeless youth with hands on training and experience as baristas. The inspiration for this innovative employment training program came from the Dertinger family. Their son, Taggart, had a thriving mobile coffee van business when his life abruptly ended in 2012. This holiday season we are pleased to offer freshly roasted coffee beans for sale at NEWPORT MARKET and LOCAVORE!

    Coffee can also be purchased online at tagitforwardcoffee.com. All proceeds will support homeless teens in their job training.

    WHAT CAN YOUR DONATIONS DO?

    $10 Holiday gift for that special someone-receive one pound of Tag It Forward Coffee
    $20 Keep one, give one away-receive two pounds of Tag It Forward Coffee
    $75 Future barista-give the gift of a job skill to a youth
    $115 Mobile coffee van-sponsor one day event for two hours
    Please let us know if you would like to make monthly recurring donation.
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    Taj Palace Restaurant

    61247 S Hwy 97 SW Bend

    541-330-0774

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    Authentic Indian food with an all-you-can-eat buffet and entrees ranging from Tandoori Chicken and Tikka Masala to vegetarian options like Aloo Saag (potatoes with spinach and spices) and Dal Curry (lentil-based vegetable curry). Make it a Thali plate for all the best sides!
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    Ten Friends

    PO Box 868 Sisters

    MISSION STATEMENT

     Ten Friends assists and empowers young women, children, and communities in Nepal—one of the poorest countries in the world. We support the Hopeful Home Orphanage in Kathmandu, and our Himalayan Education Center educates young women who dream of becoming teachers. Twelve have succeeded! We’ve established 19 libraries in village schools, installed 160 water filters in orphanages, and facilitate educational sponsorships for children in Nepal. Our mission is a long-term approach to liing communities out of poverty by providing education, literacy and improved health. We are especially focused on bringing women out of household labor and into teaching or leadership positions in their communities. We operate and fundraise locally with a network of amazing volunteers, without paid employees.

    WHAT CAN YOUR DONATIONS DO?

     The educational and living expenses for our orphanage and Education Center programs are $1000 per year for each child or young woman. Water filter for orphanages cost $250. Community libraries cost around $2000. Donations of any size help us continue supporting the Hopeful Home orphanage, the Himalayan Education Center, water filter, and library projects in Nepal. For more info. or donations see tenfriends.org. We appreciate your support!

    CONTACT

     Rand Runco: 541-420-5910
    rand@tenfriends.org

    Mark LaMont: 541-280-7778
    mark@tenfriends.org

    Sally Benton: 541-549-4902
    sallysbenton@gmail.com
  • Image: The Broomsmen

    The Broomsmen

    2115 NE Division St. River West

    Sustainability minded event planners are faced with the tough challenge of ethically managing large amounts waste, so we created an authentic, hassle free, event recycling experience that transforms your event from dumpster dependent to a sustainability showcase.
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    The Nature of Words

    224 NW Oregon Ave.

    The Nature of Words literary arts center is located in downtown Bend. The venue offers creative writing classes, literary arts-themed First Friday exhibits, and a literary boutique.
  • Image: The Suttle Lodge & Boathouse

    The Suttle Lodge & Boathouse

    13300 Hwy 20 Sisters

    541-638-7001

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    Touted as "Cascadian cuisine," the Skip Bar is a little cocktail lounge at the memorable lakeside lodge — where alpine altitude meets lush PNW — boasting satisfying seasonal eats.
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    Think Wild

    P.O. Box 5093 SW Bend

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    MISSION STATEMENT

    Think Wild provides a wildlife support system in Central Oregon. ​ ​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. Think Wild currently provides: • Wildlife Hospital - rescue and rehabilitation of injured/orphaned wildlife • Wildlife Hotline - (in collaboration with licensed rehabilitators) • Think Wild Education- workshops, events and programming for local schools, businesses, organizations and the public • Community Outreach- awareness and resources on ways to reduce wildlife conflict • Conservation Services- supporting beaver on our Oregon High Desert landscape.

    WHAT CAN YOUR DONATIONS DO?

    Your donation of any amount helps make wildlife education, conservation, and rescue & rehabilitation possible. Consider making a donation to support valuable programs serving wildlife and our community.
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    Three Creeks Brewing Co.

    721 S Desperado Ct. Sisters

    541-549-1963

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    Grab a cold beer in this cozy, cabin-like spot to go with scrumptious pub food after a day on the trails. Gourmet nightly specials!
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  • Image: Thrive Central Oregon

    Thrive Central Oregon

    405 SW 6th St., St A Redmond

    541-728-1022

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    MISSION STATEMENT

    Thrive Central Oregon's mission is to connect individual needs to community resources. We meet community members in public spaces to connect them with the assistance they are looking for. By utilizing a holistic, individual-led approach to services, we help prevent housing and financial insecurity in a sustainable and trauma-informed way.

    WHAT CAN YOUR DONATIONS DO?

    A proudly 501c(3) non-profit providing free, walk-in services, open to anyone in the Central Oregon Community that needs assistance understanding and accessing resources. Though we mainly serve those struggling with housing and financial insecurity, our doors are open to everyone and any need. We strive to create a space where individuals and families feel safe, heard, and understood.
  • Image: Thump Coffee - Downtown

    Thump Coffee - Downtown

    25 NW Minnesota Ave. Downtown

    541-388-0226

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    Small batch roasted coffee and espresso, handmade chia, Metolious tea and artisan pastries make this downtown spot a locals' favorite.
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  • Image: Toomie's Thai Cuisine

    Toomie's Thai Cuisine

    119 NW Minnesota Ave. Downtown

    541-388-5590

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    Family style dinners, heaping portions, classic Thai lunches. This downtown favorite serves up all the best Thai flavors in dishes like drunken noodles, curries, sweet and sour pork. And the peanut dressing is as good as you want it to be.
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    Tour Des Chutes

    70 SW Century Dr. Suite 100-273 River West

    541-848-8736

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    MISSION STATEMENT
    As Tour des Chutes prepares to celebrate the 15th annual event in 2019, we continue to drive our mission: Tour des Chutes supports Central Oregonians with cancer by funding services and initiatives that help them thrive. A Central Oregon fundraising tradition, Tour des Chutes brings people together through cycling, running and celebration, honoring and supporting those whose lives have been affected by cancer.
    WHAT CAN YOUR DONATIONS DO?
    Funds raised by Tour des Chutes support integrative therapies (including massage, acupuncture, and Reiki); food and gas cards for those who travel for treatment; programming through Bend Parks and Recreation; and other basic needs. Donations are welcome in any amount, and formal recognition and benefits are offered to those businesses and private parties donating $500 or more.
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    Trailhead Liquor

    20516 Robal Road #130 Boyd Acres | NE

    541-306-3747

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  • Image: Tribe Women's Fitness

    Tribe Women's Fitness

    20795 NE High Desert Ln, Bend, Located inside Cascade Indoor Sports, first parking lot Boyd Acres | NE

    (541) 728-3493

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    All morning 9:30am/10:00am & Wednesday 5:30pm classes have FREE CHILDCARE -- 6 days a week! Children always welcome to any class, where they can play with toys, books and materials available in our designated "child zone."
  • Image: Tumalo Feed Co. Steak House

    Tumalo Feed Co. Steak House

    64619 W Hwy 20 Tumalo

    541-382-2202

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    The old wild west comes to life at this historic Tumalo countryside steakhouse, complete with the ambiance and the menu you're hoping for. Enjoy a legendary steak saloon-side or on the back lawn touting corn toss, disc golf, heaters and live music.
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    Tumalo Tavern

    64670 Strickler Ave., Ste. 103 Tumalo

    541-330-2323

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    This local watering hole hosts not only a full bar and food, you'll find pool tables, lotto and the Golden Tee.
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  • Image: Type 1 Oregon

    Type 1 Oregon

    61195 Magnolia Lane SE Bend

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    MISSION STATEMENT

    The mission of Type 1 Oregon is to provide an active, inspiring, supportive, and creative community for children and young adults with T1D [and their buddies] so they will in turn become leaders and mentors for their peers.

    WHAT CAN YOUR DONATIONS DO?

    T1D Buddy Camp is the primary program of Type 1 Oregon, a non-profit devoted to providing an active, inspiring, supportive, and creative community for children and young adults with T1D [and their buddies] so they will in turn become leaders and mentors for their peers. Your support allows kids and young adults affected by T1D to participate in camp and other activities regardless of their family's or guardian's ability to pay. In addition to camperships, we use donations to offset the overall expenses related to camp in order to keep registration fees affordable for all families. Your support matters. Thank you.
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    United Way of Central Oregon

    1130 NW Harriman St SW Bend

    541-389-6507

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    MISSION STATEMENT

    ince 1953, United Way of Central Oregon has been strengthening communities in Crook, Deschutes, and Jefferson Counties, as well as the lands of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, and investing locally in our community’s most needed programs and services while simultaneously strengthening our community.

    WHAT CAN YOUR DONATIONS DO?

    Your donation builds local resilience. We support local nonprofits: 1 in 3 locals are served by a United Way-funded program. We study poverty: 2 in 5 Central Oregon households are below the federal poverty level or one expense away from crisis. We study resilience: we’ve surveyed 2,900 locals. We incubate community movements; we’ve trained 1,700 individuals through our TRACEs initiative.
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    Upper Deschutes Watershed Council

    700 NW Hill Street, Suite 1 Downtown

    541.382.6103

    MISSION STATEMENT

    The Upper Deschutes Watershed Council seeks to protect and restore the upper Deschutes River watersheds through collaborative projects in habitat resto-ration, long-term monitoring, and watershed education. Our education program, known as The Upstream Project, connects Central Oregon students to the natural world in positive and empowering ways.

    The Upstream Project addresses the overwhelming need to connect youth to the natural world, enhance environmental literacy, and bring nature back into childhood. Research indicates that youth are spending less time outside than ever before and this disconnection from nature has led to a condition known as nature deficit disorder. Nature deficit disorder refers to detrimental impacts to children’s health. The Upstream Project creates meaningful outdoor environmental education opportunities for students to connect to their surrounding natural world while inspiring them t o fall in love with nature.

    Time and time again, our students tell us that spending time outside brings them a sense of peace and happiness that they treasure. Join us and help us do more!

    RUBBER BOOTS FOR CHRISTMAS!
    Your donation will help connect kids to the natural world.
    $40 will buy rubber boots for students to wade in Tumalo Creek.
    $100 unplugs students from facebook and transports them to the Metolius River to witness spawning salmon!
    $250 helps an entire class of wide-eyed elementary students to learn to love our Deschutes River.
    $500 cultivates a healthy sense of self and sense of stewardship in 30 Central Oregon students!

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    Victorian Café

    1404 NW Galveston Ave. River West

    541-382-6411

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    In true Bend style, this old house-turned-breakfast joint is another Galveston favorite. Arrive early on weekends and try the French Toast with a Bloody Mary. You're welcome.
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  • Image: Village Baker

    Village Baker

    1470 SW Knoll Ave. River West

    541-318-1054

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    Fresh breads and treats baked fresh daily. Three words about this Westside bakery/deli: Chicken Salad Sandwich. Seriously, I’m sure there is other stuff on the menu, but I’ll never need to test that theory because this sandwich is the best in town. Hands down.
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    Village Bar & Grill

    57100 Beaver Dr., Bldg. 7 Sunriver

    541-593-1100

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    Classy yet affordable with the ultimate pub-style menu familiar to Central Oregonians hosting every kind of burger, sandwich, salad or pasta dish you can think of, along with a few surprises.
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    The Village Preschool

    19808 Powers Rd SW Bend

    541-598-5200

    At The Village Preschool is a Reggio Emilia style education inspired preschool program. The school offers full and part time openings, a 1:8 ratio & small group activities, yoga for children, a monthly parent's night out, a sibling discount, before and after kindergarten care, and three healthy snacks a day. The Village Preschool is a State Certified Preschool Program.
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