MONTHLY FORUMS
In light of current events, City Club of Central Oregon is going virtual until further notice.
NEWS & FORUM FOLLOW UPS
REFLECTIONS February 2021 | Is Central Oregon as Welcoming as We Think?
Systemic racism and social injustice still exist, even 155 years after the passage of the 13th Amendment abolishing slavery, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter Movement in 2020. It can [...]
REFLECTIONS January 2021 | Nonprofits as an Economic Driver in Central Oregon
Does it seem like Central Oregon has more than its share of nonprofits? And does it seem like they are often asking for donations? This forum challenged that paradigm, as we learned how [...]
City Club of Central Oregon elects new board president and new board members
Bend, Ore. (November 3, 2020) Members of City Club of Central Oregon elected Blair Garland as board president and three new board members. Garland will serve a one-year term as board president, following Gwenn [...]
FEATURED SERIES
BEND@100K
As Bend exceeds the population dream of its founders, City Club asked leaders and experts for their thoughts about reaching 100,000 and the challenges we face.
“I was new to town. City Club was a great resource to understand the issues in our community and build a network.”
“City Club provides a platform that allows our great community to come together and draw strength from diversity. The monthly forums provide education on relevant topics focused on maintaining growth and sustainability in Central Oregon. In coming together, we have unlimited potential to maintain a bright future!”
“I value the work of the City Club of Central Oregon because it fosters thoughtful, educated conversations about the pressing issues which will shape our community for generations to come. Through these conversations, we can work together toward the continued success of this place I love!”
“Let me tell you a little something about us [City Club]. We don’t agree on everything. We disagree on everything and that is our strength. The one thing we do agree on is civility and we agree on having the conversation and keeping the conversation going.”
“What is most important to me about City Club is that not everyone agrees on issues. Their role, their goal is to bring people together and have the conversation and problem solve.”