The charities listed below are recommended by trivia patrons (mixed in with some that I care about). If you aren’t familiar with them, check them out! The logos link to their pages for more information or for you to donate, if you’re feeling feisty.
Quarterly, one of these charities will receive a donation, as voted on by my brilliant, beautiful, and giving players. Previous winners have included CAHOOTS, Kidango, The Trevor Project, Friends of Trees, Pro-Bone-O, and Legal Assistance For Seniors!
Love, Clyde
Safe Haven Humane Society
Harmony House
The Social Justice Fund Northwest
Frontera Fund
Sponsors
Centro Latino Americano
Causa Justa :: Just Cause
Through rights-based services, policy campaigns, civic engagement, and direct action, we improve conditions in our neighborhoods in the San Francisco Bay Area, and contribute to building the larger multi-racial, multi-generational movement needed for fundamental change.
World Central Kitchen
The American Civil Liberties Union
Southern Poverty Law Center
Catholic Community Services of Lane County
Our Children’s Trust
Diabetes Community Care Team
Eugene Public Library Foundation
Mentoring Urban Students and Teens
Oregon Food Bank
In our work to eliminate hunger in Oregon, we believe we must also address the root causes of hunger through public policy, nutrition and garden education, and public awareness. We focus on freshness. We champion self-reliance. We advocate for change.
Rize Up Australia
Madison Meadow
Madison Meadow, located at 22nd and Madison Street in Eugene is a natural, open space purchased by the neighborhood in 2009. It provides a nurturing habitat for wildlife, from bees and butterflies to birds, bats and deer. This habitat is being enhanced through basic maintenance and small-scale restoration of native and historic trees and plants. Madison Meadow is an undeveloped haven in the heart of our urban neighborhood.
The Cat Rescue Adoption Network
The Electronic Frontier Foundation
Pay It Forward Foundation
The Pay It Forward Foundation was established in 2000, as a catalyst to inspire growth for the Pay It Forward philosophy, acts of kindness among strangers, generating a ripple effect from one person to the next, one community to the next.
College Possible (Oregon)
Only 28% of Oregon students from low-income backgrounds participate in college. We’re working to increase that number. Started in 2012, we have gone from serving 130 students in our first year to over 1,500 currently. Ninety percent of our students are the first in their family to attend college and 69% identity as students of color.