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Meet the Retired Flight Attendants Helping Portlanders in Need this Holiday Season

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As Winter Begins, Do Good Multnomah Offers Housing Resources

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‘Now I have a job that I love where I feel valued and respected’

Trans Rights Are Human Rights

Transgender Awareness Week

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Veterans Day

Transgender Awareness Month

November is Transgender Awareness Month

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Donation Drive for Winter Items

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60th Anniversary

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Hillsboro Children’s Relief Nurseries 5th Anniversary

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Courage Leads to Peace

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60th Anniversary: Diane Benavides Wille