Long-term disaster recovery doesn’t happen alone. Months after floodwaters recede and headlines fade, families across Clackamas County are still working to rebuild homes, restore stability, and reclaim a sense of normalcy. That ongoing work is only possible because of partners who show up for the long haul. Today, CCVOAD is proud to recognize one of those partners. The Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation has made a meaningful investment in our community’s recovery from the December 2025 Atmospheric Flooding, and we want to share what that partnership has made possible.
Press Release
CCVOAD Honors Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation for Advancing Long-Term Flood Recovery
CLACKAMAS COUNTY, Ore.— Clackamas County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (CCVOAD) today recognized the Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation for its meaningful contribution to long-term recovery efforts in the wake of the December 2025 Atmospheric Flooding.
The foundation’s support has played a vital role in stabilizing housing and restoring essential resources for those most affected by the flooding, particularly the county’s most vulnerable residents. Through this partnership, CCVOAD is better equipped to meet the ongoing and evolving needs of individuals and families as they work to rebuild their lives.
“The Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation’s investment reflects a deep commitment to community wellbeing,” said Pat Olsen, Executive Director, CCVOAD. “Their support allows us to reach people who might otherwise fall through the cracks of the recovery process, and we are profoundly grateful.”
The foundation’s contribution is resonating directly with those it serves. One person impacted by the flooding expressed “truly heartfelt thanks for the prompt aid and relief provided.”
CCVOAD coordinates recovery efforts across a network of member organizations, connecting residents with housing stability, essential services, and long-term support as Clackamas County heals.
About CCVOAD
Clackamas County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (CCVOAD) is a coalition of nonprofit, faith-based, and community organizations working together to prepare for, respond to, and support long-term recovery from disasters in Clackamas County.
Media Contact
Pat Olsen
Executive Director, CCVOAD
503-887-4913
patolsen@ccvoad.org