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Coming together to make a difference in our community.

04/15/2026

The big day is TOMORROW! We cannot wait to see you all and hear from Hull Foundation and Learning Center, for adults with blindness & sight loss The Canby Center and Bridging Cultures Canby.

We have been sending texts out to our membership to confirm attendance. If you have received a text, please be so kind as to RSVP so we know how many people will be at the event.

If you are already a member but cannot attend, please drop a check off with one of our board members.

And as always, it is never too late to become a member and join us tomorrow, April 16 at 5:30pm at the Antonia Ballroom!

Sign up on our website at https://www.100pluswhocare.com/.

Let's pack the ballroom!

04/14/2026

We are so close to this weeks event! Don't forget to invite your friends and family! Come together with us to make a huge impact!

04/08/2026

Something new going on at our next event on Thursday, April 16th! (Just a week away!!!) 🥳

🤝 Networking with Heart: Bring Your Business Cards!

We know that 100+ Who Care Clackamas County is full of incredible people who don’t just care about philanthropy—they care about our local community and the businesses that make it thrive.

At our next meeting, we want to help those connections grow! We will have a dedicated networking area where you can:

⭐Drop your business card to share what you do.

⭐Connect with other like-minded, local business owners.

⭐Discover new local services and build professional relationships.

We believe that when we support each other’s livelihoods, we have even more power to support the non-profits that change our county for the better.

So, while you’re preparing your $100 donation and getting ready to hear from three amazing local causes, don’t forget to tuck a few business cards into your pocket or purse!

📍 Where: Look for the "Member Networking" section at the welcome table.
✨ Why: Because local business owners who give together, grow together.

Let’s make an impact—both for our non-profits and for each other!

04/03/2026

The third non-profit that will be coming to speak on April 16th is The Hull Foundation.

Their story began in the early 1960s when philanthropist Oral Hull discovered a significant gap in services for adults living with sight loss through a conversation with her blind lawyer. This revelation inspired her to take action, and she sold her beautiful 23-acre property to the foundation for just $1, establishing what would become the Hull Foundation and Learning Center for the Blind.

Since 1962, the Hull Foundation has been dedicated to enriching the lives of individuals who are blind or have sight loss. They provide social opportunities, educational resources, and adventure retreats that enable participants to experience activities they never thought possible - from white river rafting and kayaking to rock climbing and skiing.

Become a member today and come listen to more about their organization on April 16th.

04/02/2026

Many of you are familiar with the second non-profit that will be sharing with us at our next event on April 16th. We will be hearing from The Canby Center.

The Canby Center offers practical help with purpose — from food and clothing to mentoring, tutoring, and life-skills education. Every service is designed to restore dignity and open doors to opportunity. Their members volunteer alongside staff and supporters, reinforcing the truth that we’re in this together.

Through partnerships with local churches, schools, service clubs, and generous donors, The Canby Center now serves thousands of families across Canby, Hubbard, and Aurora. As they expand their facility and strengthen their programs, they remain focused on what matters most: relationships that renew hope, faith that sustains, and a community where everyone can thrive.

Be sure to become a member today on our website then come listen to three incredible non-profits and how they can benefit from $10,000!

03/31/2026

We are so excited to hear from three incredible non-profits at our next event on April 16th.

Keep following for a quick peak at the organizations coming to speak.

First up: Bridging Cultures Canby

Bridging Cultures is a Latine-led community organization in Canby with a 25-year history of building relationships through culture, reciprocity, and shared community connections. What began with 12 sack lunches and a cultural cooking exchange, grew into an organization where small acts of generosity create lasting relationships across neighborhoods and backgrounds.

CULTURE • CONNECTION • COMMUNITY

Today, Bridging Cultures helps strengthen our community through a variety of programs including:

• Unrestricted Food Bank serving over 300 households each week

• Community Education programs such as English language and sewing classes

• Multicultural Community Celebrations bringing people together across backgrounds

• Farmworker Outreach and resource sharing to promote safety and wellness

• A Community Garden where families learn, harvest, and share with neighbors

Their work is rooted in one simple belief: when neighbors understand and support one another, our community grows stronger and everyone feels at home.

Want to hear more from them and two more great, local non-profits? Become a member today and join us at our next event!

https://www.100pluswhocare.com/

Address

221 N. Grant Street
Canby, OR
97013

Telephone

+15034598065

Website

http://100pluswhocare.com/

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