At CCVOAD, one of our core values is cultivating a strong network of partners who are committed to working together through every phase of disaster. Whether it’s during “blue sky” periods focused on preparedness or active response during a crisis, we depend on the engagement and voices of community members and organizations alike. Our goal is to foster a space that supports effective communication, collaboration, and cooperation. Through this, we not only aim to strengthen our own relationships, but also encourage meaningful collaboration across our entire partner network.
Current CCVOAD Partners
- 211info
- American Red Cross – Northwest Oregon
- AntFarm
- City of Molalla – Mayor’s Office
- Clackamas County Disaster Management
- Clackamas Service Center
- Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon
- Estacada Area Food Bank
- Father’s Heart Ministries
- Father’s House City Ministries
- Family Foundation
- Ford Family Foundation
- Hands on Greater Portland (United Way)
- Lake Oswego Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- Living Islands
- LoveOne
- Lutheran Disaster Response (ELCA)
- Medical Teams International (US Disaster Response Team)
- Mennonite Disaster Services
- Miter Brands Foundation
- Milgard Windows
- Mt Hood Corridor Wildfire Partnership
- Mt Hood Lion’s Club
- NW Baptist Disaster Relief
- Oregon Community Foundation
- Oregon Emergency Management
- ODHS- Resilience and Emergency Management
- Oregon Livestock Council
- Rogue Food Unites
- St. Vincent de Paul of Portland
Partnerships Matter
Expanding our network of partners is essential for establishing a solid foundation of local organizations committed to their communities. To become a CCVOAD partner, follow the link: Partner with Us. Contact Barb Edwards, CCVOAD Disaster Management Coordinator, for questions regarding partnerships or programs by clicking here.
