Honoring Native leaders working in Salmon Nation for their dedication to improving the social, economic, and environmental conditions of their homelands and people
Individual tickets: $100 per person
Patron tickets: $200 per person (underwrites one honored guest)
Table: $800 (includes eight tickets)
Please purchase tickets online at: www.ecotrust.org/ila
For more information, please contact: Ofelia Svart (503) 467-0766
Location
The Fields Ballroom - Portland Art Museum - Mark Building
A Benefit for Community Energy Project
November 10, 2011 6-9pm (Doors Open at 5:30pm)
Kiernan Community Center @ St. Andrews Church 4940 NE 8th Ave. Portland
LIVE AND SILENT AUCTION :: FOOD & DRINKS
LIVE MUSIC :: SPECIAL GUESTS :: AND MORE
Through the Community Energy Project, thousands
of Portlanders are empowered to make their
homes safer and more livable, control their energy
costs and conserve natural resources.
Through Bridge the Gap – a live auction and social
gala – Community Energy Project aims to bring
together the communities that are impacted by
Join us to celebrate another successful river clean up by We Love Clean Rivers, with live music, beer/wine, and art on First Thursday. The event will include art made from materials rescued from the Clackamas River, during We Love Clean River’s annual Clackamas Clean Up on September 11, 2011. The RiPPLe is a branch of WLCR, working to inspire the community to make sustainable choices with recyclables. The RiPPLe will be held at the KEEN building at 926 NW 13th Ave, Portland, OR.
At the Oregon Chapter office
1821 SE Ankeny St
Portland 97214
Calling all Sierra Club volunteers, members, supporters and friends:
Come enjoy delicious vegetarian food and burgers, beer, live marimba music, awards and a presentation by renowned hike book author, novelist and historian, Bill Sullivan.
4:30-6:00 Social hour: Beer, a live marimba band and BBQ dinner (vegetarians welcome)
6:00-7:00 Dessert hour: Volunteer Awards and presentation by famous hike book author Bill Sullivan
The Economics of Happiness describes a world moving simultaneously in two opposing
directions. On the one hand, government and big business continue to promote globalization and the consolidation of corporate power. At the same time, all around the world people are resisting those policies, demanding a re-regulation of trade and finance—and, far from the old institutions of power, they’re starting to forge a very different future. Communities are coming together to re-build more human scale, ecological economies based on a new paradigm – an economics of localization.
Launched in 2003, the NAMI Northwest Walk helps raise public awareness and crucial funds for NAMI Multnomah. As our largest event, 2,000 people from all across the state of Oregon, as well as Southwest Washington, join together to make a statement that recovery is possible; that mental health matters; and that people living with mental illness are a valuable part of our community.
Join NAMI Multnomah along with three City of Portland Commissioners, Portland Police, families and friends to walk in the largest fundraiser for NAMI Multnomah with $55,000 raised last year.
Location
Vera Katz East bank Esplanade, under Hawthorne Bridge SE
Walk the Esplanade for 3miles Entertainment, refreshements and fun at noon. Walk at 1pm
Starting on Friday, March 4th and running through Thursday, March 10th, the Hollywood Theater will present Bag It!, a humble documentary that makes a lasting impression about the prevalence of plastic in our daily lives.
This run could not be any more timely – just last month, legislation banning the plastic bag in Oregon was introduced in the Oregon Legislature. Oregon could become the first state to ban the bag – but not without your help.
Join me for one of the Bag It! viewings starting on March 4th.
WHAT: Bag It Oregon! The Movie, The Bill, The Chance
The 4th annual Filipino Film Festival will be held Friday, Dec 17th at the Portland Community College Cascade Campus (Terrel Hall 122) — with show times at 3pm and 6pm (reception at 5:30).
Featured films are Pisay and Brutus. Tickets are a recommended contribution of $10 for one show and $17 for both shows.
Proceeds benefit Portland-based Green Empowerment — recently recognized as a top non-profit by Portland Monthly magazine, http://www.greenempowerment.org/news.
Location
Portland Community College Cascade Campus (Terrel Hall 122)
Don't miss our 8th Annual Art & Experience Auction. Join us as we celebrate 10 years of working to protect & restore the waters of the Columbia River. Your attendance to this great event supports our continued success restoring a clean Columbia for all to enjoy. We hope you can make it!
Tickets $50 ($25 limited income rate)
Event Features:
Live & silent auctions
Live music . gourmet hors d'oeuvres
Local brews & wines included with admission
