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Each month, Citizens4Community facilitates a Community Builders meeting for local organizational leaders and community volunteers. Here are the notes from our March 2025 meeting, hosted by Flying Horse Gallery.
Each month, Citizens4Community facilitates a Community Builders meeting for local organizational leaders and community volunteers. Here are the notes from our February 2025 meeting, hosted by Council on Aging of Central Oregon.
An all-ages social dance and fiddling concert will take place at The Belfry on Friday, February 28. Hosted by local nonprofits Citizens4Community (C4C) and SFF Presents (SFFP), the family-friendly event will feature live fiddling and dance calling by Scandalous Chutney, a spinoff band of SFFP's Outlaw Strings Club for local youth.
Families looking for kid-friendly activities in Sisters will soon have a special weekend-long option. On Saturday and Sunday, February 22-23, C4C and several other organizations are sponsoring the Children's Museum of Central Oregon’s (CMCO) Mobile Museum in Sisters.
Applications are now being accepted for the second cohort of the Sisters Civic Leadership Academy. A project of the City of Sisters and Citizens4Community (C4C), the Academy is designed to build a broader pool of future leaders for local committees, boards, and organizations.
Each month, Citizens4Community facilitates a Community Builders meeting for local organizational leaders and community volunteers. Here are the notes from our January 2025 meeting, hosted by Thompson Guitars
C4C is kicking off its fundraising campaign for the 2025 Banner Project. The program aims to showcase Sisters’ hometown pride while celebrating the academic accomplishments of local youth.
On Sunday, November 10th, 2024, Citizens4Community (C4C) and Age-Friendly Sisters Country (AFSC) hosted What Do You Do With An Idea –a free workshop covering the ins and outs of community engagement. A recording and supplemental resources are now available.
A recording of C4C’s fall 2024 Community Forum – Are the Kids Alright? Youth Wellbeing in Sisters Country – is now available. C4C has also prepared a supplemental packet with facts, action items, recommended reading, and more.
Each month, Citizens4Community facilitates a Community Builders meeting for local organizational leaders and community volunteers. Here are the notes from our November 2024 meeting, hosted by Sisters Depot.
Following the November 5th election, and with political polarization continuing to be a topic of both local and national concern, C4C Executive Director Kellen Klein published an op-ed in The Nugget offering some “tips for post-election sanity.”
Each month, Citizens4Community facilitates a Community Builders meeting for local organizational leaders and community volunteers. Here are the notes from our October 2024 meeting, hosted at Sisters Ranger District.