Tsuga Community Commission is excited to annouce A New Season. After years of exchanging ideas and working hard to seed our mission, an increased era of community development work is around the corner. Let's gather together to celebrate early successes, dedicate our support for youth of Oregon Military Families, and learn about new and exciting programs growing in our New Season.

We're excited to have BOCA MARIMBA bring their fun and energizing music to the evening celebration.

$50 TICKET INCLUDES: Heavy Appetizers, Wine and Beer, Silent and Live Auction, Raffle games, Program presentations, Live music and Dancing, Child care provided (single digits attend for free)

JUNE 1st SCHEDULE:
6:30 - 8:00 pm, Meet and Mingle, Eat and Drink, Silent Auction, Raffle games, Live Music
8:00 - 8:45 pm, Program Presentations, Live Auction, Raffle Reveals
8:45 - 10:00 pm, Dessert, Music and Dancing

EVENT SPACE:
Mountain Park Clubhouse
2 Mt. Jefferson Terrace
Lake Oswego, OR 97035

ATTIRE:
Spring to Summer season semi-Formal

INFORMATION:
Reserve your ticket by calling 503-481-7871

Tsuga (/ˈsuːɡə/) is the taxonomy designation for Hemlock trees growing in Oregon. Hemlock trees are important secondary species growing out of nurse logs and old-growth stumps where they must expose their roots to become established characters in a mature forest. Tsuga trees illustrate to youth the benefits of open communication and self reflection to better understand their individual purpose to belong within a community.

 

Tsuga Community Commission (TCC) was founded in 2008 to serve as a social entrepreneurship initiative to build community capacity and social capital between and within Oregon youth communities. TCC is an Oregon 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Mission: "TCC conducts and responds to needs assessments identifying opportunities in youth development and community enhancement to build custom residential camp programming with complimentary professionals and collaborative organizations to produce sustainable social capital networks within and between Oregon youth communities."

 

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