Local Organizations

Non-profits:
Being a good neighbor means giving back to the community through either a donation of time or money.  

Associations:
Participating in these organizations can help you grow as a person... help you grow you business... help you succeed in your career...

Clubs:
Get involved and make new friends... we're never too old to learn something new.

Nodds is happy to recommend the following local organizations:

Community Organizations

• I Give Where I Live: Supports the interests and concerns in Washington County.
• Washington County Peace Vigil: Who doesn't want peace?
• Rotary International
• Beaverton Historical Society
• Beaverton Library Foundation
• Assistance League: Thrift & Consignment shops that support their community service
  
• Police Activity League: A great place for kids to go after school; amazing boxing program!
  
• Get to Know Your Neighbor: Break down those fences, say hello or maybe have a block party.
  
• Leadership Beaverton: Get to know your city and make a difference in the community.
  
• Project Walk: helping people get their lives back.
  
• PAAAS, Silent Survival Signal: Would you know what to do if you were abducted?

Business Organizations

• Beaverton Area Chamber of Commerce: An essential partner for any Beaverton business Nodds is a proud member since 2006.
  
• Women Entrepreneurs of Beaverton: WEB is dedicated to women business owners in the Beaverton area.
• LeTip International
• BNI
• I Take the Lead
• Toastmasters
• Beaverton Chamber Ambassadors: The group that promotes the Chamber by running all of the activities and events.

• Baby's Love Cloth:  A great resource for new moms wanting to know about cloth diapering

 If you know of any local clubs that should be listed here, please let us know.

As we find them, Nodds will be recommending more great local organizations, associations and clubs to join. If you would like to nominate one, please contact us.

Disclaimer
These referrals in no way guarantees a positive experience by everyone who patron them. Nodds therefore recommends that you do your own research, talk to the business and ask detailed questions before making a purchasing decision.