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CARE, Inc. is Tillamook County's homegrown,
locally controlled, non-profit social service agency.
Created in 1991 to help end hunger and ease the effects of
poverty in Tillamook County, CARE has grown in direct
proportion to the need in our community. We now provide a
wide array of services for people in crisis and others who
struggle to make ends meet.
Whether you need help or want to give
help to your neighbors in need, CARE has much to
offer.
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Tillamook County Homeless Summit
On July 22, CARE, Inc. and Tillamook County Commission on Children and Families will hold a one day summit to work on housing solutions for Tillamook County. Experts from across the state of Oregon have been invited to
come and share what solutions other communities have chosen and to help Tillamook County choose the best solutions for our
community. Lunch will be provided.
Please respond by July 19, 2010 to Leta Frampton at 503-842-5261 Ext. 217 or
email
lframpton@careinc.org.
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CARE's programs include emergency assistance, homeless services,
support for first-time parents, assisted
living facilities and community development projects.
Volunteer opportunities and donor options abound at CARE. We
could not keep our doors open without healthy portions of each.
CARE is also indebted to its many community partners in
government, business, other non-profits, the faith community and
individuals.
As your browse our site, we hope you find the information you
need. For regular updates and news of CARE, check back
regularly. For more information, please call one of the numbers
on the left or visit the Services page.
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CARE's BOARD OF DIRECTORS |
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Christine Wagner - Board Chairman
The Rev. Michael Hanback - Board Vice-Chairman
K. Erich Miller - Board Secretary
William B. Luth - Board Treasurer
Lisa Phipps
Laurence Briggs
Anne Bethell
Marilyn Rigterink
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CARE, Inc. is a United Way Member Agency |
Acceptance and participation in CARE programs is the same for
everyone, without regard to their race, color, national origin,
age, gender, sexual orientation or disability.
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