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It was a full and meaningful day at the pantry.Even with the cold temperatures settling in, our community did not stay home. Families came out determined, bundled up against the weath...
2025 Programs UpdateIn 2025, Sprague River Bridge Connection experienced a significant increase in community need. 2,280 families received food boxes in 202...
Information about our organizationInformation about our organization: Since opening our doors in 2005, Sprague River Bridge Connection has been more than a resource cente...
More Than a Store: How Goodwill Industries Supports Rura... When many people think of Goodwill, they picture racks of clothing and shelves of household items. But Goodwill Industries of Klamath Fa...
Oregon Community Foundation GrantSprague River Bridge Connection is thrilled to receive a $25,000 grant from the Gloria J. Lyon Fund at the Oregon Community Foundation! ...
Second Grant received from Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foun... We are excited to share that Sprague River Bridge Connection has received a second grant from the Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation ! ...
Santa arrives December 17, 2025🎄 Santa is coming to the Sprague River Bridge Connection! 🎅 Santa, Mrs. Claus, and one of their special elves will be visiting the food ...
Coat DonationWe have received a generous donation of winter gear from La'Naie Harrington. We received 9 new coats, 36 hats and matching head bands, 4...
Coat Donation We have received a generous donation of winter gear from Lee Curran and the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Klamath County. We rece...
Last day of Produce Connection 2025November 7, 2025 was our last day for our Produce Connection program. We served 43 families on this very chilly day. We had a great seas...
Last day of the 2025 Produce Connection programThank you for your time energy and heart you invested in our Produce Connection program for 2025. Because of your willingness to show up...
$2500 grant awardedWe are excited to share that we have received a $2500 grant from the Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation.