• Resources and Assistance
• Support Groups
• Transportation
• Supplies Available
• Bequest for Tomorrow
• Membership Corner
• Volunteering

MENU VARIES:  Breakfast is served promptly at 9:00 A.M. and usually over by 9:10 A.M.  It may be French Toast and Sausage, Scrambled Eggs with taters and bacon, Ham and Eggs, you just never know, and all for only $3.00.  You are welcome to stay and visit while cleanup is taking place.  The bus is available but arrangements MUST be made the day before.

Monday thru Friday; daily hot lunch can be delivered to your home by a volunteer.  Frozen meals are also available as requested for week-end meals, etc., special diets (upon request) donations appreciated.  No senior or disabled person will be denied any service because of inability to pay.

Wednesday after breakfast, the bus will accommodate your shopping needs.  We discourage purchase of large items while shopping requiring heavy lifting by the driver.  Again, Suggested donation for transportation is posted in the bus.  Call Wednesday morning before 10 A.M. for bus pick up.

The Community Center makes a great place to hold an Appreciation dinner, after funeral dinner, 50th Anniversary party, little girls’ tea party, Christmas party, family reunion, high school reunion dinner/dance, you name it.  Call for cost and details – 503-630-7454.

Assistance with Medicare and Medicaid insurance, healthcare questions, energy program, or if you have other concerns.  If you have questions as to your eligibility for services thru the County, call the Clackamas County Senior Service and Disabled Program Screener – 24 hour message – 503-794-8090.  Calls will be returned by the end of the next business day.  If we don’t have the information you need, we can usually find it.

Calls can be made to the homebound by request.

Meets the Second Friday of each month at 10:30.  Usually they join the seniors for lunch.  For more information call 503-630-3811.

is small but ever changing.  Earlean Marsh takes time from her busy schedule to change out the books and replace them with newer ones donated to The Book Nook.

The “Cop Shop” is located downstairs and always a great place to visit.  We enjoy our officers and they enjoy the seniors.

The Food Bank is located downstairs and has a tremendous load during this time of year.  They need volunteers and donations all the time.

Meets the second Thursday each month.  Contact Jean Siroshton at 503-630-6281 or Dorothy Sahr at 503-630-6887 for more information.

Bonnie L. Newman, LPN serves the center on the third Thursday of the month, 9:00 to 12:00 A.M.  The basic price is $14.00.  Call the center to schedule your appointment.

Senior Exercises and Light Aerobics meet at 9:30 a.m. each Monday and Thursday.  Everyone is welcome, even if losing weight is not your main goal; it is a good way to stay limber and active.

Meet each Friday at 1 p.m. in the Conference Room, bring your spinning and wool or your knitting, etc. and join a group of others of like minds.

(Taking Off Pounds Sensibly) meets at 8:30 A.M. on Tuesday. Contact Joanne Burger at 503-630-6772 for more information.

Meets each Saturday morning at 8:00 A.M., Directed by Rachelle Rupp.  Join them and talk to Rachelle to become a member

Dawn Michelle, LMT is located in our center.  She does Swedish/Relaxation, Hot Stone, Scalp, Hydrotherapy and Body Wraps.  Call her for prices and an appointment – 503-841-1046.

Sue Jones, LMT is located in our center.  She does Swedish/Relaxation, call her for prices and an appointment – 503-860-4494.

WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!  Call the center at least 48 hours in advance to schedule a ride.  We will need the name of doctor or clinic, address and phone number, time of appointment.  We must have a current address, emergency contact, birth date and other personal information on each passenger.    Respect the drivers.  Please do not call their home to see if they are available.  Call the Center and we will TRY to find you a driver.  If you have a caregiver or someone who will be accompanying you, we need that information also.  Please keep in mind that we have only three drivers at the present time; this limits the number of appointments we can schedule.

Call to find out if we have what you need.  Adult Briefs, Disposable Pads Etc...  For short term loan we have Walkers, Canes, Wheelchairs, Bedside Commode, Shower Seats, etc.  Call the center or come by the center to see what is available.

Thank you for Considering a living or other memorial gift or bequest to Estacada Community Center.

The Center has an endowment fund set up so you may donate deferred income for a substantial tax benefit.  This includes:

1. Stocks
2. Bonds
3. Property
4. Will Bequests
5. Insurance Policy
6. Securities
7. Land

If you want more information on how you might be able to help, please come in to discuss with the Board of Directors.

Many thanks to the seniors who are already participating.

The Estacada Community Center comprises two entities:

1. The daily operations, receives some county, state and federal moneys, and from catering jobs, rental of the Center and donations.
2. Board of directors consisting of 9 members, called “Friends”. The Friends receives money through membership dues and donations. This money is used for emergencies such as most recently the roof repairs, bus transmission repairs. It also helps meet winter high electric bills (as high as $900.00 p/month) and other bill expenses that necessary to maintain and even operation throughout the year.

To support the Estacada Community Center you can become a member of our center. Membership is vital to our existence and community welfare. There are three types of memberships,

• Associate………………   $   30.00
• Supportive……………… $   60.00
• Sustaining………………. $ 120.00

• Monthly Newsletter with events, classes, groups, meetings, programs and menu
• Right to vote for Board of Directors each year (one vote per member)
• Right to serve on the Board of Directors and/or Board committees
• Reduced rental of the facility once a year
• Opportunity to support the work of the Estacada Community Center

Please remember, it is your yearly dues and your consistent support at our fundraisers that keep our center doors open for the seniors of the Estacada Area!

The center is in need of volunteer receptionists to fill-in occasionally.  Please help!!

Senior Companions earn $2.65 per hour to home visit; make weekly phone calls for socialization or to take someone to lunch or on short errands for groceries and other needs.  (Mileage is reimbursed as well)  Vacation, sick and holiday time are paid. 

We need more volunteers to transport the elderly to medical appointments.  Could you help us please!  We could not do it without our volunteers!!  There is mileage reimbursement available.