FAQs
What will the event, We ARE Impact, be like?
We ARE Impact is an evening of celebration and community. The night begins with a 90-minute reception where guests can connect with fellow community members who share a commitment to preventing homelessness.
At 7PM, guests will enjoy a three-course dinner, storytelling with the Impact NW community, and a powerful keynote address from nationally recognized poverty expert Dr. Donna M. Beegle. Together, we will reflect on 60 years of keeping Portland-area families housed and connected to opportunity. Guests will also have the opportunity to give directly to Impact NW's mission through a paddle raise—one of the most meaningful moments of the night.
Where is We ARE Impact?
We ARE Impact will be hosted in the NE Portland neighborhood at AVENUE Portland, located at 631 NE Grand Ave., Portland, OR, 97232.
What time is We ARE Impact?
Doors open at 5:30pm for a welcome reception. Our dinner and program will begin at 7pm.
How long will the reception be and when is dinner?
Our reception is from 5:30–7pm. Dinner will begin at 7pm.
Gluten-free, dairy-free, vegan, and vegetarian food options will be available, please inquire with your server about any specific dietary needs. Our hosted bar will include beer, wine, cocktails and nonalcoholic beverages.
What should I wear to We ARE Impact?
Cocktail attire
How do I get to AVENUE?
Click HERE for driving directions or click HERE for public transportation information. You can also order a Lyft, Uber or cab.
Where can I park?
Ridesharing is encouraged. Street parking is available. Garage parking is available across NE Grand Ave. in the Metro parking garage at 578 NE Irving St., Portland, OR 97232. Paid lot available at Umpqua Bank at 717 NE Grand. Get more details and a parking map HERE.
Can I bring children?
This event is appropriate for adults and teens.
What are the accessibility features at AVENUE?
AVENUE is an ADA-accessible venue, and we want to make your evening as enjoyable as possible! Please let us know if you have additional accessibility needs.