Events

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Annual RHBA Signature Shred / Recycle Event

Consider donating $50 or more to help us as we continue to offer this amazing event year after year. We have been offering this Shred/Recycling event for 12 years. This is the first time we have offered this Sponsorship Opportunity. For more information email us at info@RaleighHillsBusinessAssn.org or call Bev at 503.452.0071.

A Heartfelt Thank You

2024 Shred/Recycle Community Partners

 B-Line Enterprises, LLC

M F Chase Websites

Dragon Rises Center for Wholeness

Elegantly Frugal Creations

Fiallo+Shoop Communications

Fidelity National Title Insurance Co.

Finishing Touches Dog Grooming

Friends of the West Slope Library

Mountain Man Nut & Fruit – Diane Snedecor Shred Coordinator

Parr Lumber Raleigh Hills

Shirley A Roggen, Interior Designer

Sherman Family Properties

Sarah Watson, LMT

Stuff Adjust

Carrie Welch, Realtor - Oregon First/Washington First

Deanna Wilson, Realtor - Windermere Realty Trust

In-Kind Partners

AAA Oregon - Beaverton

Cheers to You

Courtyard Village at Raleigh Hills

                                                                SAVE THE DATE

Saturday, April 20, 2024 from 9am to Noon

Mark your calendar for our Spring Project   

12th Annual RHBA Shred / Recycle Event + Bonus Recycle Events (2 events 2 locations) 

Valley Community Presbyterian Church Earth Care Team  Same day, same time just up the street on SW Laurelwood  Valley Community offer the opportunity to recycle and repurpose "other" items See list below and/or visit.

https://www.valleycommunity.org/events

 

RHBA will partnering with several non-profits this day at the AAA of Oregon

RHBA sponsored Shred Northwest Truck location

AAA of Oregon - 8555 SW Apple Way, Portland, OR 97225

Shred Northwest (3 banker boxes or 3 grocery bags of paper limit)

SBC Recycle taking e-waste; Electronics/e-Waste Recycling www.sbcrecycle.com
They recycle all electronics waste including: Computers, Laptops, Tablets, Servers and IT Equipment, Monitors, Printers, Scanners, Cell phones and telephones, Fax and Copy Machine, DISH and DirecTV Boxes, Ink Cartridges, Routers, Hubs, and Modems Mouse and Keyboards, Cameras, CD Players, Radio’s, Speakers and Stereos, TV’s, CD, VCRs and DVD Players, Remote Controls, Disk and Floppy drives, Gaming systems and components … and more, if it has a cord or runs on a battery we will recycle it.

Friends of West Slope Library (FWSL) advocates for and supports our wonderful public library. They provide supplemental funding for library programs, services and activities that inform, educate, and engage our vibrant and diverse community. FWSL is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. They will be taking cans and bottles at this event. Find out how you can support them with the "blue" bags...learn more at this event. Visit their website for more info https://friendsofWSL.org

Neighborhood House PDX taking non-perishable food pantry items   (see attached for details) https://nhpdx.org

Community Warehouse https://communitywarehouse.org They envision a PDX metro community where every neighbor can live with comfort and dignity in a furnished home. Comm Warehouse provides donated furniture and household items to neighbors seeking the comfort and dignity of a furnished home while overcoming adversity.  They are your friendly local furniture bank, serving the Portland area for over 20 years. How does a furniture bank work? In a nutshell, we collect donated home goods, and work with social service agencies to get those goods in the hands of those who need it most. The stuff you no longer need becomes the solution for a family in need of essential home furnishings. Pretty simple, huh? At Community Warehouse, it’s the simple stuff – the extra dishes, towels, beds, and more – that changes lives.

Valley Community Presbyterian Church Earth Care Team is pairing their recycle event with RHBA. Their recycle donation site will be at the TriMet Park & Ride 4218-4248 SW Laurelwood Avenue, Portland, OR 97225 They will be accepting the following: Styrofoam blocks & #6 Styrofoam food containers (clean) ,Plastic film, Cans/Bottles, Books, Textiles , Natural corks, Athletic shoes, Non-perishable food for St. Matthews Pantry, for more info visit https://www.valleycommunity.org/events

 

 

 

           

 

                               

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Annual Shop With A Cop (Winter Project)

November/December 2023

Each year, the Washington County Sheriff’s Office engages with local families through their annual “Shop With a Cop” holiday event. The Sheriff’s Office Foundation supports funding for this special program, spreading holiday magic and cheer with many deserving families in our community. The Washington County Sheriff’s Office coordinates with local elementary schools to nominate families who could benefit from this program. Students pair with deputies to shop for their families, promoting positive and meaningful interactions with law enforcement as they work together to fulfill the families’ wish and needs lists.

The donations and support from the Sheriff’s Office Foundation, along with local businesses and organizations, make these special Shop With a Cop events possible. If you would like to help the Shop with a Cop program in its mission of aiding local families.

Each year RHBA partners with Washington County Sheriff's Office and Raleigh Park Elementary School with their annual "Shop With A Cop" holiday event. This event helps foster positive relationships between youth and officers. Kids, K-5th, are selected each holiday season to shop for gifts for their immediate family. RHBA Members help with the shopping, providing the lunch, treats and in other ways as needed! We will be pre-shopping on 11/30, wrapping gifts on 12/4, actual Event 12/12.

The school, Raleigh Park Elementary in our situation, works with the Sheriff's Office to identify the family needs. Volunteers make the purchases, and other items in need. Because of the generosity of our members and their friends and colleagues, we were able to help 15 students in 2023 . Donations are accepted online by debit or credit.

Shop with a cop (wcsofoundation.org)

Home - Raleigh Park Elementary (beaverton.k12.or.us)

Shop With A CopCommunity service projects are ways we live our mission: To Support the community of Raleigh Hills: to promote a vibrant business environment, maintain a safe and healthy climate, create community consciousness, and maximize livability.

Thanks to our Generous Donors whose funds were match by RHBA. It's not too late donate and get your name here too!

Shirley Roggen Interior Designer

B-Line Enterprises, LLC, Bev Snow-Kuehn

Mountain Man Fruit & Nut, Diane Snedecor

American Family Insurance, Kristl Oliver

Lifewave, Robin Curtain

Elegantly Frugal, Toni Curry

Friends of West Slope Community Library, Dorothy Gerlach

Parr Lumber, Andrew Herinckx

Core Realtors, Ellen Bick

M F Chase, Michael Chase

Oregon First, Carrie Welch

Body Balance for Pets, Kerri Russell

Sherman Family Properties, Mary Sherman

Health Touch Massage Center, Ada Boje

Dizon Photography, Marj Dizon

Meera Coilparampil Law, Meera Coilparampil

Our heartfelt thanks to all the members who donated to the Shop with A Cop raffle(s)

Shop with A Cop Volunteers

Body Balance for Pets, Kerri Russell

Friends of West Slope Library, Dorothy Gerlach

B-Line Enterprises, LLC, Bev Snow-Kuehn & Kathy Orlenko

Parish of St John the Baptist, RHBA Chair, Mark FitzMaurice

Sherman Family Properties, Mary Sherman

Mountain Man Fruit & Nut, Diane Snedecor

Edward Jones, Matt Tuttle

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RHBA monthly morning Zoom Member 1st Wednesday!

Guests are Welcome!

The member business meeting is the first Wednesday of each month and is open to the public. We do a little networking, welcome visitors and enjoy a presentation by a local member business: Featuring a Member Speaker. The meeting starts at 8am and is concluded by 9am, giving everyone a chance to make it to work on time. Having a well-established network has become an important part of our business lives. The easiest way to expand your network is to build on the relationships with people you know.

At 8am the First Wednesday of each month.

Join Zoom Meeting:  https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87045373262?pwd=Y0w3VkpqTEpBeXkxd0x1STBDMnJZdz09

Meeting ID: 870 4537 3262  Passcode: 986634  Dial (if no Internet): +1 669 900 6833

Casual, Get to Know You

Monthly No-Host Lunch

3rd Wednesday of the month
Guests are Welcome!

Offering a second monthly opportunity to share our businesses with others, our no-host lunch is held on the third Wednesday from Noon - 1pm. It is a low structured event for the benefit of networking, getting to know one another, and meeting others to generate referrals. We are meeting in person, outdoor, if possible, so dress for the weather.

Noon to 1pm, Third Wednesday of each month, at Ernesto's, 8544 SW Apple Way Portland, OR 97225.

  RHBA

We play together, work together and generously give back to the community together. It may be our 1st Wednesday Membership Meeting,  our 3rd Wednesday Lunch Gathering, at the Annual Shred Event, School Supply Drive, Shop With A Cop, RHBA is there.

Join Us in our efforts to support the community of Raleigh Hills, by promoting a vibrant business environment, maintaining a safe and healthy business climate, creating community consciousness and maximizing livability.

  RHBA the Heart of the Community!

To include or encompass all individuals or groups within our scope.