(Photo courtesy of Deschutes Children’s Foundation)
Deschutes Children’s Foundation (DCF) announces the addition of Thrive Central Oregon as the newest campus partner at our Rosie Bareis campus. Thrive Central Oregon, an organization committed to supporting individuals and families through housing services and resource navigation, joins an incredible list of community partners at Rosie Bareis, including CASA of Central Oregon, Community Solutions, DCF’s Admin Team, KIDS Center, and Smart Reading.
Thrive Central Oregon’s mission of strengthening families and supporting individuals aligns seamlessly with DCF’s commitment to providing a collaborative space where nonprofits can thrive. With Thrive now part of the Rosie Bareis campus, the spectrum of services available to local families and individuals has expanded, ensuring more people in need have access to essential resources. Thrive’s presence will help families facing housing instability navigate challenges and build a brighter, more stable future.
“Our team is thrilled to have a presence on the Rosie Bareis campus and to work alongside organizations with whom we share so much overlap. We know that our work is strengthened through partnership, and that’s exactly what we have here!” said Sarah Mahnke, Executive Director of Thrive Central Oregon.
The addition of Thrive Central Oregon enhances the support available to local families, particularly those facing housing instability. Their presence on campus ensures more individuals can access the resources they need to build a stable future.
“We are incredibly grateful to welcome Thrive Central Oregon to our campus,” said Cassi MacQueen, Executive Director of Deschutes Children’s Foundation. “This partnership allows us to deepen our commitment to the families we serve and expand access to critical services.
Together, we are making a meaningful difference in the lives of children and families throughout Central Oregon.”
About Deschutes Children’s Foundation:
Founded in 1990, Deschutes Children’s Foundation manages and maintains four nonprofit service centers in Bend, Redmond, and La Pine. By providing collaborative spaces and operational support, DCF empowers its 23 nonprofit partners to focus on their core missions, collectively serving over 19,000 vulnerable children and families each year.
