Parkinson's Disease is the 2nd Most Common Neurodegenerative Disorder in the United States
Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon (PRO)
Our Team Members Serve
Volunteers Who Support our Programs
Dollars Raised by Supporters Last Year
was founded in 1980 and is governed by a 15 member volunteer board of directors.
the residents of both Oregon and southern Washington.
include more than two hundred individuals in roles from direct service to leadership.
$1,268,000 raised through signature events and individual contributions.
~1,100
~13,350
5-10%
$52 billion
Oregonians are diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease each year.
people live with Parkinson’s in the state of Oregon.
of people with Parkinson’s Disease are diagnosed before age 50.
is the annual economic burden of Parkinson’s Disease in the United State alone.
Media Requests
Our team loves working with journalists to share compelling, unique stories. If you’re a member of the media and would like to talk, please get in touch with us. Our main office is in Beaverton, and we also have satellite offices serving the Eugene and Bend areas.
All media inquiries should be directed to Melissa Greer, Executive Director by phone at 503-594-0901 or by email.
PRO In The News
KGW
November 14, 2022
The Columbian
By Wyatt Stayner
May 10, 2020
Clark County Today
By Jacob Granneman
April 25, 2020
The Lund Report
Parkinson’s Resources of Oregon
April 23, 2020
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Recent Events & Updates
Parkinson’s and Melanoma
Parkinson’s Disease and Melanoma Summer is just around the corner which hopefully means more time outdoors, gardening, picnicking, exercising and moving. While skin care is
Jane Manchee
Traveling with Parkinson’s Disease Last month I was telling my PRO caregiver support group that full time caregiving doesn’t mean you still can’t enjoy traveling
Advocating for Yourself
Self-advocacy is an essential skill for anyone living with Parkinson’s disease. Simply put, self-advocacy is the ability to communicate your needs. While that may be
