NEHALEM PROTEST ON AUGUST 9 TH.

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We invite you to join our peaceful protest in Nehalem! This gathering is a chance to stand together for our community, raise our voices, and build connections with one another. Please note the updated time: the protest will be held on August 9th, Saturday, from noon to 1:30 PM. We adjusted the schedule because many of us wish to attend the Memorial Service for Chuck McLaughlin at 2 PM at White Clover Grange near Mohler.

About the Protest

This is a PEACEFUL PROTEST, and we welcome everyone—people of all ages, backgrounds, and experiences. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or new to our group, we look forward to seeing you—everyone is welcome! The weather looks promising, so we suggest dressing in layers and bringing a bottle of water. We have some protest signs available, and you’re encouraged to bring your own if you like. If you need a chair to stay comfortable during the event (as many of us do), please bring one along—whatever makes it easier for you to participate works for us.

Supporting Our Community

Along with raising awareness, we’re continuing our tradition of collecting food and monetary donations for our local food bank, North County Food Bank (NCFB) in Wheeler. Your donations make a real difference for families in our community—every can of food or dollar helps support neighbors in need during the summer months. Checks for the food bank can be sent to NCFB, PO Box 162, Wheeler, Oregon, 97147. We’ll also have a collection bin at the protest for donated food. If you wish, please consider a check to Nehalem Bay Community Services (NBCS), PO Box 232, Nehalem, Oregon, 97131—the primary food source for many local kids during the summer. Both organizations are deeply grateful for the community’s ongoing support and generosity.

Staying Connected

We must not abandon our support for one another, even when it feels as if higher levels of government have stepped back. Each act of kindness and solidarity helps strengthen our community.

Thank you all,
Patty Rinehart