Just one person’s vision of a better future can draw people together. And when we stand together, lasting change is possible.
Here in Oregon, that’s how established major environmental laws—laws that ensured recycling, bike lanes, public access to beaches, innovative land use planning—laws that changed the course of our state’s history.
The protections achieved by the environmental movement of the past must be upheld by the environmental movement of today. Across Oregon, we must continue to act. We must continue to lead as we defend these laws and address today’s critical issues like toxic air pollution, water scarcity, and the impacts of climate change. That’s where you come in.
Over the next 24 hours, people across Oregon and around the world will come together to celebrate generosity and make an impact. Whether you’re joining OEC for the first time, renewing your membership, making an additional gift, or increasing your monthly contribution to the Evergreen Society, stand with OEC this Giving Tuesday.
Stand with your friends, neighbors, and communities across the state–with a gift that upholds Oregon’s commitment to the environment. Make YOUR impact today.
When we stand together, we are powerful.
Thank you.
“Second careers, a well-planned next chapter, the pursuit of a shared passion” – this is how Bill Sweat describes his life in Oregon as co-owner of Winderlea, a boutique winery specializing in the limited production of pinot noir and chardonnay.
Bill and his wife, Donna, fell in love with pinot noir in the early 1990s. They found the characteristics they most loved about it in Oregon’s pinot noir, and relocated from Boston to Dundee in 2006.
by Kevin Kasowski, Director of Foundations and Corporate Relations
Tired of standing in line at the grocery store waiting to recycle cans and bottles, or having the machine jam or fill when you’re using it and then having to fetch the store attendant?
Good news – your life just got easier! You can now cut the hassle factor involved in recycling by signing
Celebrate Earth Month with the #1 women’s sports team in the world + support Oregon’s oldest statewide environmental group. Tickets sold at a reduced rate – with ⅓ of your purchase going straight back to OEC.Portland Thorns FC Earth Day Match with OEC
SEASON OPENER!
Saturday, April 1
For 2017, Oregon Environmental Council is thrilled to welcome four new professionals to our board of directors. From an attorney, to a serial entrepreneur – to a policy pro and a pediatric specialist – our four new members work across the state (and world) advocating on behalf of all
Oregonians.
We are so glad they’re a part of the OEC community. Welcome!
Chris Hearn
Today, the 7th installment of the iconic space opera, Star Wars, is being released in theaters worldwide.The saga continues as a rebel force driven in pursuit of justice takes on a well-resourced and powerful Galactic Empire. The rebels may have won an epic victory against the archaic ruling system, but the struggle continues. It was a long time ago i
Are you ready to spring into action? I hope so, because I’ve got exciting news—OEC is launching a Grassroots Action & Information Network (G.A.I.N.), and you’re invited to join the fun!
We’ve loved the support of our active volunteers, but now we’re ready to expand what we can offer you. Are you interested in helping OEC protect Oregon’s climate, air and water? Join us!
In the past volunteer opportunities have often meant standing behind
Just one person’s vision of a better future can draw people together. And when we stand together, lasting change is possible.
