The "Share the Love" Valentine's Day Dinner and Silent Auction to benefit Family Bridge Homeless Shelter will take place on Saturday, February 14, from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the St. Matthews Catholic Church Parish Hall in Hillsboro.

Enjoy a Fun Evening with Friends to Benefit the Family Bridge Homeless Shelter

          •Preview & Bid on Exciting Auction Items  

          •Sample Tasty Hors D'oeuvres & Beverages

•Love at First Sip- Featuring Ardiri Wines

•Impressive Rock & Roll Music by The Shwing Daddies

Nice Won! Presents: The Harold and Maude Squad

Thursday, February 12, 2009

7:00 PM and 9 PM

Location: The legendary HOLLYWOOD Theater 4100 NE Sandy Blvd. Portland, Oregon 97212

More Info: 503 493 1128

A BIG screen Presentation of the 1971 cult classic Hal Ashby Film "HAROLD and MAUDE" with a LIVE performance of the cherished Cat Stevens soundtrack performed LIVE by "the SQUAD" Dale the Nail, Sarah King, Dave Camp and Carl of Solovox.

This is one of the Great stories Life and Love of our time so don't miss this chance to see "Harold and Maude" on the BIG screen!

It's OK.... it's Organic

Friday, February 13, 2009 Tamale Dinner at 6:15 p.m. Video and discussion, 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. St. Michael & All Angels Episcopal Church 1704 Ne 43rd Ave., Portland, OR, 503-284-7141 ext. 314

OFFICE MANAGER

Description:  Cascade AIDS Project (CAP) is the leading provider of HIV prevention, education, housing, advocacy and support services in Oregon and Southwest Washington.  We are seeking an experienced Office Manager to manage CAP’s office facilities and office-related functions, including supervision of the Receptionist and front desk; maintenance and administration of the IT and telephone functions; coordination with all departments to ensure their operational needs are met; and the consistent implementation and administration of agency policies.  This position reports to the Director of Finance and Operations.

General Summary: Donate Life Northwest is a nonprofit organization with the mission to save an enhance lives through the promotion of organ, eye, and tissue donation.

The Director of Development is responsible for planning and overseeing all fund development activities. Focus areas include cultivating and growing relationships and participating in activities for general operations, special projects and long-term financial security – including major gifts, planned giving and annual giving programs.

Reports to: Executive Director

Responsibilities:

• In conjunction with Executive Director and fund development committee develop annual fundraising plan to include annual giving, major gifts, grant applications, events and planned giving.

Please post the following jobs:

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT

TITLE:                                    Mental Health Case Manager III (masters level)

REPRESENTED:                  No      

REPORTS TO:                       Assistant Director of Mental Health Services

Editorial Intern

Position Summary

The Editorial Intern will hold a demanding and exciting position supporting the World Pulse editorial team in producing fresh, timely, and innovative content. This is an exciting and rare opportunity to gain valuable skills working on the frontiers of new media.

The ideal candidate will possess a global soul, excellent intercultural communication skills, familiarity with web 2.0 technology, and a knowledge of World Pulse's editorial style and mission. A qualified candidate will also will have impeccable writing and researching skills, knowledge of international affairs, demonstrated experience working on a publication, and be able to multitask under pressure.

Type of position: Internship, 20 hrs/week Rate: 6-months unpaid

February 2009 marks the 30th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran.  It was one of the most significant events in the Middle East in the 20th century, which dramatically changed the balance of power in the region and created ongoing challenges for US/Iran relations.

 Members of the speaker’s bureau of the American Iranian Friendship Council are available to provide first hand information in relation to Iran.  To schedule a speaker fill out a contact form at http://www.aifcpdx.org  or call (503) 381 3696.

Our website has a variety of teaching resources under the "education" link.   Please also note the following event:  

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

Please join us for these workshops in Human Services Continuing Education at PSU this Winter.  Click on the link below each workshop description for more information, including registration instructions.

Free Piano!!!   Free piano available to local non-profit organization willing to come pick up the instrument in our rural Washington County home. Details and photos available by emailing Shannon at [email protected]. Many thanks, Shannon

I have been reading up on open source Content Management Systems (Joomla and Drupal mainly) and I want to “groundtruth” their promises of being easy to use after proper installation. In other words, would anyone out there currently using an open source CMS like to give me a demo if I buy them coffee? :) I really want to see it used on the front-end before I dive in.

Come share your passion for local sustainable farming and gardening by leading school field trips this spring!

We are looking for volunteers to lead elementary school field trips on Friday mornings from April to June, 9am-noon, out at Luscher Farm.

Luscher Farm is a garden and farm park converted from an old dairy farm out on the Lake Oswego-West Linn border. Home to a ten-acre CSA, 160 plot Community Garden, Educational Garden, Children's Garden and Botanical Garden, Luscher Farm is truly a magical place with bountiful natural beauty!

If interested please contact Hillary Lowenberg, Children's Garden Coordinator, (503) 638-0376, [email protected] for more information.

We need your help! Become a PovertyBridge Opportunity Conference Navigator! Attend an Info Session on Tuesday, 2/10 6:00-7:30 PM at the offices of Dress For Success Oregon, 1532 NE 37th Avenue.

On Saturday March 7, 2009 PovertyBridge is hosting the first Portland Metro Area Opportunity Conference, part of the "Strengths Perspective" approach based on the work of national poverty expert Dr. Donna Beegle (please see: combarriers.com and povertybridge.org).

We bring the conference experience (rejuvenation, networking, skills-building and eventual leadership opportunities) and the concept of networking to this population.

Contact Susan at 503-719-4757 or [email protected] to sign up or receive more infomation.