Every year, Parkinson's Resources of Oregon participates in multiple events and fundraisers, raising money to support local programs and services offered to those in Oregon and Southern Washington impacted by Parkinson's disease. It is heartwarming to see so many people from the PD community working together to support a cause so close to all of our hearts.
Parkinson's Resources of Oregon is known for two annual signature events: Celebrate Hope, our gala and auction, and Sole Support for Parkinson's, our awareness and fundraising walk.
We are also fortunate to be involved with and the beneficiary of multiple Community Fundraisers held throughout our service area. Please consider joining us at one of more event this year. We guarantee a
great time and you will be supporting a good cause.
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PRO Signature Events:
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Celebrate Hope - Our annual gala and auction. Friday, April 26, 2013, Oregon Ballroom at the Oregon Convention Center.
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Sole Support for Parkinson's - Participate in the Pacific Northwest's largest Parkinson's disease fundraising walk series – Sole Support for Parkinson's.
Vancouver: September 14, 2013
Eugene: September 22, 2013
Joseph: September 29, 2013 |
Medford: September 21, 2013
Portland: September 28, 2013 |
Visit www.SoleSupport.org to register, form teams, and start raising additional funds!
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Community Fundraisers:
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Chari-Tea for Parkinson's, Sunday, January 16, 2012: Hosted by April and Marcus Song in honor of Gloria Hale is the first of its kind for PRO. The Songs will host a high tea featuring 4 courses, all paired with a specially brewed tea to enhance flavors of the food. $30 per guest, for more information call Erin, 800.426.6806.
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Shakers' Ball: Friday, March 30, 2012. Sponsored by Burgerville Records, the 2012 Shakers' Ball will rock Portland on Friday, March 30, at the Aladdin Theater. Doors open at 6:00 pm, and the show starts at 7:00 pm. A parent must accompany those aged under-21. The event will honor and benefit three organizations that serve the Portland-area Parkinson's community: Parkinson's Resources of Oregon (PRO), OHSU Parkinson Center of Oregon (PCO), and the Brian Grant Foundation (BGF). Tickets are available online via Ticketmaster or at 1-800-745-3000.
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Strike Out Parkinson's Disease: Saturday, May 5, 2012. Hosted by Sunset Lanes Bowling Center, in Beaverton, SOPD is celebrating its 8th year of raising funds and awareness for both Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon and Parkinson Center of Oregon at OHSU. Bowling is $35 per person, or you can rent an entire lane for $150. Two games, shoe rental, lunch, and a great time is included in your registration fee. For more information call Erin at 800.426.6806 or visit www.strikeoutpd.org.
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Table Tennis Tournament "Blazing Paddles" Saturday, May 12 – Springfield. This is the second annual Table Tennis Tournament to benefit Parkinson’s Resources and is hosted by the Lane County Table Tennis Club. Blazing Paddles will be held at the Willamalane Sports Center in Springfield, doors open at 8:30 am. Up to 100 players may participate, and you must have a USATT (or estimated) rating of less than 1,400. For more information, please contact Dave, roda2@juno.com, or call Erin at 800.426.6806.
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Cascade to Crown Bike Ride: Sunday, July 1, 2012. Enjoy a bike ride featuring the beautiful view of Cascade Locks and be a part of the Sternwheeler Days celebration! Two ride options are available: a half-century (50 mile challenge option) or a family friendly ride from Cascade Locks to Bonneville Dam. Both of the breathtaking routes will begin from Cascade Locks Marine Park. Marine Park is set on the Columbia River and will be the start and end point for the ride. Proceeds from this event will benefit Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon. For more information visit cascadetocrownride.com or call Aaron, McBride at (503) 887-3084. Volunteer opportunities are also available. |
If you would like to learn more about any of these events, please call Erin at 800.426.6806. We are always looking for new ideas, volunteers, and experience to make our events the best in the Parkinson's community.
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