Campaign for Dougy Center West
Grief can be lonely, but you don't have to be alone.
Childhood bereavement is a critical public health issue and an increasingly important national priority. The death of a parent, sibling, or other important person in a child’s life is one of the most frequently reported disruptive childhood experiences and without support, can lead to adverse health and welfare outcomes.
Why here? Why now?
The need for Dougy Center's services is on the rise, with more families on our waiting list than ever before. And for many families who are hurting, the distance to Dougy Center's eastside location is daunting. Our goal is to double our in-person impact with a true Dougy Center home in Beaverton.
Our Vision for Dougy Center West
- New permanent home on the Westside
- 14,000 square-foot building near public transportation
- Space for Dougy Center's renowned rooms for music, art, hospital play, big energy, and more
- National training center and recording studio
- Indoor and outdoor areas
- Spacious parking lot
Learn more
Watch
Find out more about the Campaign for Dougy Center West by watching this short video.
Please note, the stories shared in this video touch on deeply personal grief experiences.
Read Rheagan's story here
Join Us!
Your tax-deductible gift will make a life-changing impact for children and families who are grieving today, and into the future. Thank you!
For additional information or more ways to become involved, contact Lani Faith
Our deepest gratitude to the Campaign for Dougy Center West Co-Chairs, Peggy Maguire, President of the Cambia Health Foundation, and Bob Speltz, Senior Director of Community and Public Relations for The Standard.