Chai Rivers Recovery Cafe

Lower Columbia Community Action Program (CAP) was formed in 1964, as part of President Johnsons War on Poverty. Today there are over 1,100 community action programs across the nation, including 31 in Washington State, who carry on the legacy by helping people achieve their dreams for a better life. Basic to the philosophy of community action is that community identify and work together to solve their most pressing problems. Over the years, in response to needs in our community, Lower Columbia CAP has started a number of programs that grew into important, vital organizations themselves; including the Family Health Center, the Emergency Support Shelter, Ethnic Support Council, Head Start, and the Saturday Farmers Market. For over 45 years, Lower Columbia CAP has worked to realize its mission of building healthy communities, one family at a time.

Open House Ministries in Vancouver, WA is a life-restoring ministry dedicated to helping homeless families regain their independence and rebuild their lives. The Open House Family Shelter provides a supportive environment where families can receive the assistance they need to overcome homelessness and thrive once again. Generated from their website's infomation

Sons of Norway Breidablik Lodge in Kelso, WA, is dedicated to promoting and preserving Norwegian heritage and culture while fostering relationships with other Nordic countries. The lodge provides quality insurance and financial products to its members, creating a supportive community focused on family and cultural engagement. With a variety of events and classes, including language and cultural sessions, monthly potlucks, and traditional food offerings, the lodge offers opportunities for members to connect and celebrate their heritage. The lodge also hosts special events such as the annual Lutefisk dinner and Syttende Mai celebrations, enriching the local community with Norwegian traditions. Generated from the website