Accessibility

• A wheelchair ramp is located to the left of the front of the Historic Alberta House.

• ASL interpretation will be provided during the main program.

• Masks are welcomed, but not required.

• Gender-neutral and ADA accessible bathrooms are available onsite.

• Vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free options will be available for dinner and dessert. Major allergens present will include shellfish, wheat, egg, milk, coconut, soy, sesame, and traces of peanuts. 

• We ask that attendees refrain from wearing fragrances (perfume, cologne). 

• Content warning: the event program addresses sensitive and potentially distressing topics, including systemic oppression, colonization, historical injustice, housing and food insecurity, poverty, racism, and mental health issues. To access a copy of the full event script, please contact us using the information provided below. 

• There will be no flashing lights, strobe effects, or audio distortions. The loudest sounds emitted at the event will be the musical performances at the beginning (7 PM) and end (8:15 PM) of the program portion of the evening. 

If you require accommodations to participate in Nourish, please contact Meg Schenk at meg@oregonhunger.org or (458) 214 - 2530. Every reasonable effort will be made to provide accommodations in a timely and effective manner. 

Program

6 PM - 7 PM

Live music by Davasaté Phelps

Dinner from Erica’s Soul Food

Raffle & silent auction ticket sales

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7 PM - 8:15 PM

Welcome from Quesa D’Mondays

A message from Co-Executive Director Sarah Weber-Ogden

Words from Board Chair Danita Harris

A story from LaTonya Meyer

A story from Nicole Reksopuro

Special appeal for support

A story from Dray Aguirre

A story from Charlie Krouse

Raffle and silent auction announcement

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8:15 PM  - 9 PM

Closing performance by Quesa D’Mondays

Dessert from Mikiko Mochi Donuts