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Could you imagine being homeless, pregnant and isolated?
Could you imagine being homeless, pregnant and isolated? Natalie was sitting in a parking lot in early December 2021. Cindy, a Maslow Project case manager, was simultaneously going about her day. Cindy saw Natalie and could tell she needed help.
Southern Oregon University Students Hosting Fundraisers
When Southern Oregon University Professor Emily Reeder reached out about her students hosting fundraisers, I wasn’t sure what the class had in mind.
Propel Charity Golf Classic supports Maslow Project
For over a decade the Propel Charity Golf Classic has provided non-profits funding to provide much-needed services to the community. Propel and their generous sponsors and donors chose to put the community first in 2020.
Turn on AmazonSmile to generate donations for Maslow Project
AmazonSmile is a simple and no-cost way for you to support Maslow Project and now it works in the Amazon app for iPhone and Android! Follow these simple instructions to begin and 0.5% of your eligible purchases will be donated to Maslow Project with no fees or extra cost to you.
Maslow Project receives a grant from the OCF
Maslow Project receives a grant from The Reed and Carolee Walker Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation to help serve Jackson Counti’s youth mental health needs.
Finishing Strong - What can we do Together?
2020 has had it’s challenges, and your support can make all the difference in 2021!
Maslow Project receives $10,000 from AllCare Health
Maslow Project is proud to announce that it has received a $10,000 grant from AllCare Health’s COVID-19 Resiliency Fund to support mental health for homeless youth displaced by the wildfire.
Giving Tuesday 2020, Stronger Together: Hope in Action
Stronger Together: Hope in Action is Maslow Projects Giving Tuesday 2020 webinar. Our webinar was initially presented on December 1st, at 7 pm PST via Zoom.
If you missed this inspiring event, the full recording is available below. Not only can you find the entire recording, but you will also find the videos we shared during the presentation shared in this post!
Save the Date…
It’s about that time again, and Maslow Project is thrilled to be hosting Giving Tuesday again. 2020 is a little different, and to accommodate everyone’s safety – we’re hosting it virtually!
We Can Help
Maslow Project is available to work with families (and older youth up to age 22) who have lost their housing. This includes folks from recent fires - in both Jackson and Josephine County. We have bilingual staff who can work with Spanish speakers - undocumented folks included.
Providing the supplies that students need to succeed going back to school in 2020
Understandably 2020 has been quite the year for our students. School is challenging enough for young people experiencing homelessness and adding a pandemic to the mix… well, let’s just say it is HARD. We knew this year would be different…what the school year might look like: an ever-changing landscape it seems. We knew now, more than ever parents would have a difficult time supplying the school supplies students need to succeed.
Maslow Project Receives a $25,000 Grant From The Ford Family Foundation
Medford, OR (8/10/2020) – Maslow Project is pleased to announce it has received a $25,000 grant from The Ford Family Foundation. These funds will support the creation of a full-time Student Success Advocate role in Josephine County for our school-based programs.
Maslow Project Black Lives Matter Statement
We at Maslow Project want our black students and families, employees, and community to know that we see you, we feel deeply for you, and we stand in solidarity. It isn’t enough to simply condemn racism. We must look at where we are failing.
COVID-19 Update
We know the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) is still very much on the minds of the clients we serve and members of our community. Our priority is, and will always be, to ensure the safety and well-being of the children and families we assist, our staff, and community members as a whole.
Coronavirus Update
We know the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) is still very much on the minds of the clients we serve and members of our community. Our priority is, and will always be, to ensure the safety and well-being of the children and families we assist, our staff, and community members as a whole.
Maslow Project Visits Capitol Hill
Recently, Maslow Program Supervisor Fallon Stewart, and Case Manager Kirstin Cronin attended the National Summit on Youth Homelessness in Washington D.C. The summit focused exclusively on how government agencies, policymakers, young leaders, service providers and other experts can partner together to prevent and respond to youth homelessness!
Legacy Giving With Maslow Project
Create a legacy of giving – help Maslow Project end youth homelessness for generations to come. There are many ways you can include Maslow Project as part of your estate plan and ensure that the work that is being done today continues on.
Legacy Donor Spotlight: Jamie Hazlett
The success of Maslow Project is impossible to acknowledge without taking the time to mention that without our community – none of this is possible. One such individual we would like to recognize is a very special person to Maslow Project, our Board President, Jamie Hazlett.