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Thank you for supporting the Drive Less Save More: Milwaukie program! The official program is now closed, but you can still learn how to get around Milwaukie, Oak Grove, and beyond by foot, bike, transit, or shared ride.

Esther’s Pantry and Tod’s Corner allow folks to “shop” for free to provide necessities for their homes and families.

Check out the Volunteering in Public Health Guide.

Without volunteers to rely on, it is hard to imagine how the public health industry could fulfill its mission. The impact of volunteerism goes far beyond the doctors and nurses who volunteer their time and expertise to free clinics. Many people who want to help others do not need health care experience to support efforts like educating the public about health and safety issues, answering phones at clinics and health hotlines, or delivering meals to seniors.

Annual elections at May meetings! 

Positions include Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, Treasurer, Land Use Committee members, and more! 

A group of dedicated veterans from Milwaukie American Legion Post 180 volunteer Honor Guard services at funeral services, opening ceremonies and other events all around the region, and they are loo

Help return thousands of dollars to those in need in your community. 

The Milwaukie Arts Committee invites the community to create scarecrows that will go on display near the historic city hall building! Winners of the design contest, which are selected from three categories, receive gift cards to local businesses!  

Scarecrow Contest Categories:

• Traditional or contemporary
• Character
• Group/Organization 

Registration for the 2024 Scarecrow Contest is closed. Please come see the contestants on display at historic city hall, 10722 SE Main St, during the month of October. 

Are you interested in knowing more about how Milwaukie's 7 Neighborhood District Associations (NDAs) function? Or maybe you are already involved with your NDA and want to get some tips and fresh ideas?

Volunteers enrich the community through shared passion and dedication. Volunteer service builds mutual understanding, respect and common ideals. The city values its volunteer partners and knows that together, we are stronger.

The City of Milwaukie has seven active neighborhood groups and each Milwaukie neighborhood meets monthly.