Community Supported Shelters
@cssoregon.bsky.social
A nonprofit based in Eugene, OR, that helps people experiencing homelessness rebuild their lives. linktr.ee/communitysupportedshelters
It's getting cold & rainy outside. 🌧️ Please consider donating rain ponchos. ❤️❤️Urgently needed for clients. We also need hand warmers, wool socks, hats, and gloves.
Donations may be dropped off at 1160 Grant St, Tue-Fri from 1-4 pm. You can also deliver from our wishlist: https://loom.ly/PEFAGbc
Donations may be dropped off at 1160 Grant St, Tue-Fri from 1-4 pm. You can also deliver from our wishlist: https://loom.ly/PEFAGbc
November 9, 2025 at 8:33 PM
It's getting cold & rainy outside. 🌧️ Please consider donating rain ponchos. ❤️❤️Urgently needed for clients. We also need hand warmers, wool socks, hats, and gloves.
Donations may be dropped off at 1160 Grant St, Tue-Fri from 1-4 pm. You can also deliver from our wishlist: https://loom.ly/PEFAGbc
Donations may be dropped off at 1160 Grant St, Tue-Fri from 1-4 pm. You can also deliver from our wishlist: https://loom.ly/PEFAGbc
🎻🎵 Classical music should be available to everyone.
That's what CSS volunteer Alice Blankenship believes. She's a violinist with the Eugene Symphony and the Oregon Mozart Players, and she recently brought her sound to the unhoused at the Access Center. Thank you, Alice!
That's what CSS volunteer Alice Blankenship believes. She's a violinist with the Eugene Symphony and the Oregon Mozart Players, and she recently brought her sound to the unhoused at the Access Center. Thank you, Alice!
September 22, 2025 at 5:44 PM
🎻🎵 Classical music should be available to everyone.
That's what CSS volunteer Alice Blankenship believes. She's a violinist with the Eugene Symphony and the Oregon Mozart Players, and she recently brought her sound to the unhoused at the Access Center. Thank you, Alice!
That's what CSS volunteer Alice Blankenship believes. She's a violinist with the Eugene Symphony and the Oregon Mozart Players, and she recently brought her sound to the unhoused at the Access Center. Thank you, Alice!