Join CCVOAD’s First Partner Meeting of 2026: Help Shape Recovery and Resilience in Clackamas County
CCVOAD (Clackamas County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster) is launching 2026 with our first Monthly Partner Meeting of the year, and we invite you to be part of it. This is an opportunity for current and prospective partners to learn about ongoing recovery efforts, share insights, and help shape our priorities for the year ahead.
First CCVOAD Partner Meeting of 2026
Join us for the first CCVOAD Monthly Partner’s Meeting of 2026 on Thursday, January 29 at 11:30 AM (Teams).
During this virtual meeting, we will:
- Share an update on recovery efforts related to the December Atmospheric Flooding in Clackamas County
- Discuss CCVOAD’s priorities and plans for the year ahead
- Highlight opportunities for organizations to engage in disaster preparedness, response, and long-term recovery
This meeting is ideal for nonprofits, faith communities, government agencies, community groups, and businesses interested in supporting disaster survivors and building community resilience.
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Why Your Organization’s Partnership Matters
When disasters strike, no single organization can meet every need. A coordinated network is essential to ensure that services are organized, resources are shared efficiently, and vulnerable households receive timely support.
By becoming a CCVOAD partner, your organization can:
- Connect with a countywide network focused on disaster response and recovery
- Coordinate services to reduce duplication and fill critical gaps
- Participate in planning efforts that strengthen community resilience before, during, and after disasters
Your partnership helps CCVOAD fulfill its mission of connecting organizations, resources, and people to support disaster survivors and build a stronger, more prepared Clackamas County.
Become a Community Resilience Partner
If your organization is not yet formally engaged with CCVOAD, this first meeting of 2026 is a great entry point. Joining our partner network means:
- Receiving updates on local disaster impacts and recovery efforts
- Being invited to coordination meetings and trainings
- Having a voice in shaping countywide emergency readiness and long-term recovery strategies
To learn more about partnership opportunities or to confirm your participation in the January meeting, please contact:
Barbara Edwards
Disaster Management Coordinator, CCVOAD
Email: barbedwards@ccvoad.org
Website: www.ccvoad.org
Support Disaster Recovery: Make a Donation
In addition to partnership, financial support is critical to sustaining CCVOAD’s ability to coordinate response and recovery in Clackamas County. If you’re able, please consider making a donation today to:
- Support coordination of long-term recovery efforts
- Strengthen partnerships and capacity across the VOAD network
- Expand our impact for households affected by flooding and other disasters
You can make a tax-deductible gift by visiting www.ccvoad.org/donate. Recurring monthly donations are especially helpful in providing steady, reliable support for ongoing response, preparedness, and recovery work.
Thank You for Standing With Clackamas County
Thank you for being part of the CCVOAD mission. We are truly grateful for your partnership and invite you to continue standing with us as we build a more resilient Clackamas County together. Whether you join us as a partner organization, a funder, or both, your involvement helps ensure our community is better prepared for the future.