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How You Can Help

All titles are linked to the organizations webpage where you can find out more and donate.

American Red Cross

Give Blood and Plasma! Like a hospital, grocery store, or pharmacy, a blood drive is essential to ensuring the health of the community, and the Red Cross will continue to hold blood drives during this challenging time and you are encouraged to keep your blood donation appointment or schedule one.

Asante Foundation

Donate PPE! Asante is asking the public to donate personal protective equipment (PPE). Donations of the following will be accepted at the drop-off locations below:

N95 masks, both new and used
Handmade masks (Masks should include several layers of fabric, elastic ear loops and fit close to the face covering both the nose and mouth, and extend under the chin. It is preferred to have a mechanism to secure over the bridge of the nose.) Here is a recommended pattern.
Protective face shields
Elastomeric masks (a type of reusable N95 mask)
General ISO masks/paper masks
Isolation gowns (disposable or reusable)
Latex-free exam gloves in all sizes (i.e. Nitrile)
Disposable head covers/bonnets
Eye protection glasses or goggles

Ashland Food Project

Donate Money! The April pick up has been canceled, but the Ashland Food Project can still use your help through money donations.

Food and Friends/Meals on Wheels

Volunteer! Food and Friends/Meals on Wheels is in need for volunteers for food delivery in Jackson County.

Local Businesses
Shop Local! Find out which businesses are still open at this time and how to support them.

Neighbors Helping Neighbors (ashland.or.us/neighbors)

Reach Out! View Jackson County's Health & Human Services flyer about how to be neighborly while reducing the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Options for Helping Residents of Ashland (OHRA)

Donate Money or Supplies! Contact OHRA to make a donation or to see what supplies they are collecting for the homeless community.

Senior Phone Buddy
Stay Connected! You can be matched with a senior "buddy" for check-ins and socializing by phone or video chat during this time of necessary "social distancing," call Ashland Senior Services at (541) 488-5342 or email seniorinfo@ashland.or.us.

For more ways to help check out Representative Pam Marsh's webpage on Ways to Give, Help, and Volunteer.