The philanthropy program established five priorities to focus the impact of our giving. All grants must provide services that impact one or more of these priorities.
Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention and Intervention
Every child should grow up in a nurturing environment free from abuse and neglect. Therefore, we support:
programs aimed at preventing child abuse and neglect
programs that support children who have been abused or neglected
programs that support parents and guardians, giving them enhanced capacity to safely care for their children.
Education and Youth Development
Every child and youth should receive the support they need to succeed in school, giving them the knowledge and skills to become productive members of their community. Therefore, we support:
programs that encourage academic growth for children pre-K through high school, especially those children and youth currently not meeting state benchmarks for achievement or those who are at risk of not graduating
programs that help youth access the experiences, connections and skill development needed to take part in society and reach their potential.
Physical and Mental Health
Everyone should have access to quality health services that improve physical and mental health, help them cope with adversity, and build resilience. Therefore, we support:
programs that address health inequalities and improve access to physical or mental health services
prevention programs that strengthen physical and mental health and develop positive coping skills to buffer against risks such as mental health problems, substance abuse and suicide
Hunger Prevention
Everyone should have adequate nutritious food. Therefore, we support:
programs that offer meals and food boxes to persons experiencing food insecurity
programs that increase the nutritional value of food provided to persons experiencing food insecurity
Safe Housing
Everyone should have a safe, healthy and secure home. Therefore, we support:
programs that allow people to stay in their home and prevent homelessness by making their home safer and more habitable
programs that provide assistance for utilities such heat, gas/propane, electricity, or water
programs that provide safe shelter and placement services for people rebuilding their lives
The Sunriver Women's Club (SRWC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community service organization that welcomes members from Sunriver and the surrounding communities.
The essence of the SRWC is to be a caring partner to our neighbors, nonprofits in south Deschutes County, local businesses and visitors.
The majority of our members are from Sunriver, La Pine and Bend-everyone is welcome. Members participate in social and philanthropic activities. The membership year runs from October 1 through September 30, but you may join in any month. Click on JOIN US to start your membership process.