Events
Annual School Supply Program (Fall Project)
August/September 2024-25
RHBA will be collecting school supplies for Raleigh Park Elementary School; K-5 (see link below with detailed list of needed supplies).
Let us know if you can help, have a collection box set up in your office or lobby, bring donations to our monthly no host lunches; we will also take monetary donations. We will run this program through October 8th.
If you have supplies to donate or want to make a financial donation reach out to Bev Snow-Kuehn 503.452.0071 if you need more information.
Supply List - Raleigh Park Elementary (beaverton.k12.or.us)
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Annual Shop With A Cop (Winter Project)
November/December 2024
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!
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 2024 . Donations are accepted online by debit or credit.
Shop with a cop (wcsofoundation.org)
Home - Raleigh Park Elementary (beaverton.k12.or.us)
Community 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.
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WATCH/BE PART OF THIS 2024-2025 WALL MURAL PROJECT AS IT UNFOLDS
RHBA is partnering with Courtyard Village at Raleigh Hills aka Courtlandia
Watch for more details and how you can get involved it this amazing undertaking....putting Raleigh Hills on the map as a destination point.
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12th Annual RHBA Signature Shred / Recycle Event
A Heartfelt Thank You
2024 Shred/Recycle Community Partners
A Big RHBA Shred/Recycle Event Thank You
Thanks go out to Coordinator Extraordinaire Diane Snedecor, Mt. Man Nut and Fruit
Advertising/communication Maven Bev Snow-Kuehn, B-Line Enterprises, LLC
Behind the Scenes, good idea and content creator Toni Curry, Elegantly Frugal Creations
The Shred Event was a rousing success because of the efforts of these women.
Our 2024 Community Partners and the Stats are in!
Shred Northwest: We filled one truck plus part of another equaling 74 - 65 gallon bins! Roughly totaling 14,800 lbs of paper
SBC Electronic Recycle: · 145 lbs of batteries · 35 lbs of light-bulbs · 5 Gaylord's of loose electronics, totaling 3,124 lbs. With these contributions, our total recycled electronics amount to an impressive 3,304 lbs of electronics
Friends of West Slope Library Association: We collected 8 blue bags of returnables = approx 72 items per bag = 576 total items along with handing out many blue bags for folks to fill at home.
Neighborhood House: We collected 542 pounds of non-perishable food. That is the equivalent of 452 meals (1.2 lbs of food = 1 meal according to the Oregon Food Bank).
valleycommunity.org/events : Valley Community Presbyterian Church Earth Care Team had a steady flow of donations as well.
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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.
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