BESThq - Networking with Purpose via ZOOM
A quarterly business networking event in collaboration with Worldmark by Wyndham & BESThq benefiting Bybee Lakes Hope Center, World Vision Global 6K, Home Plate Youth Services, and Beaverton Arts Foundation.
Looking for greater depth, impact from your business networking experiences? Join friends of community as we connect and explore the "Quadruple Bottom-Line" (QBL - People, Planet, Profit & Purpose) while lifting up inspiring non-profits including Helping Hands & Bybee Lakes Hope Center, World Vision Global 6K, Home Plate Youth Services and Beaverton Arts Foundation. Due to the unique times, we're adding a "Community Survival Kit" presented by the ultimate.network that will share other resources for support and encouragement.
Come out, virtually, have fun and make a difference together:
Event benefiting non-profit(s):
Bybee Lakes Hope Center
The Bybee Lakes Hope Center (BLHC) transforms the never-occupied, 155,000 square foot Wapato Corrections Facility into a trauma-informed, data-driven transitional housing facility to support Multnomah County community members experiencing homelessness. It will be operated by Oregon-based nonprofit Helping Hands Reentry Outreach Centers, an organization that has been successfully providing transitional housing since 2002. Their organization has grown to include eleven facilities in four counties in Oregon.
World Vision Global 6K for Water
Meet Team Vancouver and CHANGE A LIFE. Join thousands of people across the globe May 16 in their mission to bring life-changing clean water and fullness of life to children in communities around the world. Walk, run, or push a stroller with us at the World Vision Global 6K for Water.
Home Plate Youth Services
HomePlate supports the positive development of young people experiencing homelessness or housing instability through community building, education, access to services and resources, and youth empowerment.
Beaverton Arts Foundation
The Beaverton Arts Foundation increases access to the Arts across the Beaverton community. From grants and scholarships to the Patricia Reser Center for the Arts, we’re investing in a future where everyone benefits from the arts.
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