Community Newsletter for March 27

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Uplifting Experience: ‘David’s Chair’ makes Mt. Pisgah accessible via all-terrain vehicle
EUGENE — It’s amazing what can happen when a group of community-oriented, like-minded, creative-thinking folks gets the ball rolling on an important local project. Thanks to those efforts, the wheels…
27 Mar 2025
Uplifting Experience: ‘David’s Chair’ makes Mt. Pisgah accessible via all-terrain vehicle
EUGENE — It’s amazing what can happen when a group of community-oriented, like-minded, creative-thinking folks gets the ball rolling on an important local project. Thanks to those efforts, the wheels…
27 Mar 2025
DJ, dance party to add to Family Relief Nursery fundraiser
COTTAGE GROVE – Kyle Riege is busy preparing for the “Blooming Brighter Futures” Family Relief Nursery (FRN) Spring Gala next weekend in Cottage Grove. “It’s our biggest year yet,” Riege…
26 Mar 2025
DJ, dance party to add to Family Relief Nursery fundraiser
COTTAGE GROVE – Kyle Riege is busy preparing for the “Blooming Brighter Futures” Family Relief Nursery (FRN) Spring Gala next weekend in Cottage Grove. “It’s our biggest year yet,” Riege…
26 Mar 2025
Next week: Documentary on senior homelessness at Wildish
As the crisis of senior homelessness continues to grow in Oregon, the Springfield History Museum, in collaboration with the City of Springfield Housing Program and AARP Oregon, is bringing this…
21 Mar 2025
Next week: Documentary on senior homelessness at Wildish
As the crisis of senior homelessness continues to grow in Oregon, the Springfield History Museum, in collaboration with the City of Springfield Housing Program and AARP Oregon, is bringing this…
21 Mar 2025

In case you missed it…

Lane County’s got milk,
thanks to donation

PHOTO PROVIDED David Willis, communication director for the LDS Springfield Stake, right, and Jon Wilkinson, distribution manager for FOOD for Lane County.

On March 6, a semi-truckload of milk arrived at FOOD For Lane County and was distributed to the community.

“Having a fresh supply of milk that can be distributed at all of our pantries is huge for us and them,” said Jon Wilkinson, Broadway distribution warehouse manager, noting that the milk has a three-week window. The Welfare and Self-Reliance Program of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints funded the delivery. 

“We can all find ways to help those in need. There are tremendous needs in our community right now, and we’re grateful to partner with FOOD For Lane County to bring comfort and hope to neighbors,”  said Jeffrey Fuller, president of the LDS Springfield Stake.

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