Category Archives: Homeless & Rest Stops

Navigation Center Anniversary Event – Sept 22

Posted on September 15, 2023 by Gary Haliski

The River Ave Navigation Center is happy to announce that we will be hosting a one-year anniversary event! This will be a great opportunity to celebrate a year of successes and meet the community we serve.  Please join us on … Continue reading →

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Community Picnic at St. Matthew’s Sunday, October 8th

Posted on September 14, 2023 by Gary Haliski

There will be a Community Picnic at St. Matthew’s (4110 River Road)October 8, 2023Noon – 2 PM

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The June 1st SCCO meeting will feature an update on the Navigation Center on River Avenue

Posted on May 26, 2023 by Gary Haliski

Thursday, June 17:00 PM 3280 River Road(Messiah Lutheran Church) The June SCCO meeting will feature a presentation by Glenn Porter, the director of the Lane County Navigation Center on River Avenue being run by Equitable Social Solutions.  As a reminder, the … Continue reading →

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Volunteers needed in Santa Clara for Letter Carriers Annual Food Drive

Posted on March 17, 2023 by Gary Haliski

From Food for Lane County: Who? Volunteers from the various neighborhood associations – we have to cover the whole city of Eugene so any help we can get is SO appreciated! What? People put cans out near their mailboxes for collection by … Continue reading →

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February Food Drive ends next week

Posted on February 22, 2023 by Gary Haliski

There’s just one week left to contribute to Food for Lane County’s food drive. The SCCO and OnPoint Community Credit Union are partnering with Food for Lane County to help families this February. A donation barrel is located at the … Continue reading →

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