MARCH 28, 2026 | SPRINGFIELD, OR

Hundreds of people gathered at the third No Kings march to discuss the effects of Trump administration policies and ICE activity on their community while sharing ways for people to get involved in the movement.

APRIL 25, 2026 | MEDFORD, OR

A community came together for Blowouts for Cancer, a heartfelt fundraiser hosted in honor of a beloved family member who battled cancer multiple times. The event featured free hairstyling, local vendors, and a strong sense of connection, all working toward a shared goal. With $2,000 raised for the Oregon Cancer Foundation, the gathering highlighted the power of community support and storytelling in honoring those impacted by cancer.

MAY 2, 2026 | UNIVERSITY OF OREGON

Students, staff, and community members gathered on the University of Oregon campus for a suicide prevention walk that raised more than $15,000 in support of mental health resources. The event brought people together in a show of solidarity, encouraging open conversations around suicide prevention and emotional well-being.

APRIL 18, 2026 | LANE EVENTS CENTER

Cat lovers from across the community came together for a lively local cat show, where owners had the chance to showcase their cats and connect with others who share the same passion. The event featured a wide range of breeds, from pedigreed show cats to beloved household pets, creating a welcoming space for all kinds of feline enthusiasts.

MAY 2, 2026 | EUGENE FEDERAL BUILDING

Community members gathered outside the Eugene Federal Building for a fentanyl awareness rally, calling attention to the growing dangers of the synthetic opioid and the risks associated with street drugs. The event brought together local advocates and families pushing for increased education, prevention efforts, and community support.

MAY 1, 2026 | EUGENE, OR

Hundreds of people gathered in downtown Eugene for a May Day rally, joining thousands across the country in demonstrations supporting workers’ rights and economic justice. Protesters voiced concerns over policies tied to the Trump administration, calling attention to wealth inequality and what they see as limited accountability for the billionaire class.

APRIL 10, 2026 | EUGENE, OR

Community members and local organizers came together for a unique charity clothing event that began as a curated consignment shop featuring high-quality and designer apparel. Shoppers were invited to browse and purchase items over the weekend, with proceeds supporting a greater cause.

MARCH 29, 2026 | EUGENE, OR

Christians and community members in Eugene gathered on Palm Sunday to march downtown as part of a nationwide effort opposing white Christian nationalism. The group included multiple congregations who used prayer, music, and symbolism to promote messages of peace, inclusion, and justice.