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Cottage, and Shana Cavanaugh, co-founder of MFCC, first saw the need on a social media post a mutual friend, Kristina Paine, had shared on the Facebook group, Concerned Citizens of Columbia County (4C’s). Paine had posted that she was looking for a local business to host a site for a donation drive for the Warm Springs reservation. Paine had not been the originator of the drive. Paine was only one part of a complicated network that had spun out of four women who had decided to start donating to the reservation. The ringleader for that group is Mariah Hilson. Hilson runs a farm in Colton, and said it was an article about the reservation that broke her heart and inspired her to take action. “I’m not a very emotional person, but it brought tears to my eyes and a lump in my throat. So it I felt like I had to do something,” Hilson said. She and three other women got together and worked out what to do. At first, they thought it was clean water that the reservation needed most. But then one of Hilson’s friends decided to call the reservation, and after calling and being forwarded to several different people, she eventually got in contact with Danny Martinez, who leads the relief center at the reservation, according to Hilson. “After speaking with him, we found that there was more need other than water,” Hilson said. According to Hilson, the first team got together and decided what to do on July 9.
FREEYARD DEBRIES RECYCLING SAT.,APRIL20! The team of friends set to work collecting all sorts of items, from hand sanitizer to clothing to paper towels, to other hygiene items, according to Hilson. The four friends tried to get the word out about what they were trying to accomplish, and posted on social media, and called and texted friends to see if anyone could offer any additional items. Two days later, July 11, was when they sent a convoy of vehicles full of donations to the site. While they had originally planned to take two cars to the reservation, they ended up taking seven cars because of so many donations, Hilson said. “We started with our
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friends and family and then friends and family shared it. And I just had shared more and more and more. And now it’s this huge snowball rolling down a hill,” Hilson said. Columbia County When Allison and Cavanaugh saw Paine’s post, they jumped into action, primarily using social media to get the word out. Knowing that Woodland Cottage’s Facebook reach was around 2,600 people, Allison chose that site to post for donations, as well as on the 4C’s Facebook page. Allison also decided to use Woodland Cottage’s store as the staging area for donation
drop-off and organization. “I bought two trash cans at ACE (hardware store) thinking that we would fill two trash cans and being really excited with that,” Allison said. But two trash cans weren’t enough. They received so many donations that they ended up filling a 220-squarefoot storage space in Allison’s store. “You couldn’t walk through here,” Allison said.” It was completely filled.” Items included things like clothing, hygiene items, bottled water and food, according to Cavanaugh. Allison and Cavanaugh said they couldn’t put a monetary value on everything, but
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they knew it was a lot. In order to handle all of the donations, ladies from MFCC worked throughout the day to accept donations and getting them put away, Allison said. Allison said she was really grateful for the community in showing up. “Anytime we put anything out, they come together like that,” Allison said, snapping her fingers. “They set their differences aside. And they know the humanity is the bigger cause.” Woodland Cottage is planned to be the site of donation drop-offs in the future, according to Allison and Cavanaugh. The two said they would check in with Martinez
on what specific items the reservation will need each week. There might be a theme for what they need in the future, Cavanaugh said. Donations will continue for the foreseeable future, according to Hilson, until Martinez decides he doesn’t need them anymore. The team has been looking at other ways to help in the longer term as well, not just with running donations to them, but what exactly that help will be remains to be seen. According to Hilson, Martinez has sounded very grateful every time they’ve spoken. The reservation has received a lot of donations, and not from major corporations, which is what Hilson said she thought when she visited and saw the reservation’s relief center. According to Martinez, the donations are primarily coming from individuals in Portland. Either way, Hilson said she plans to keep collecting donations and delivering them. “We were thinking a once a month drop, but if things continue to go the way that they’re going right now, we’ll be there quite a bit more frequently than that,” Hilson said. Anyone wishing to donate can contact Woodland Cottage Handpicked Boutique, at 503-953-9994, or see the store’s Facebook page.
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