COLUMBIA-WILLAMETTE Chapter

Hurricane Update:

October 16, 2024
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Praise God! World Vision has reached a total of 39,606 people in the aftermath of the two storms striking in Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas.
  • World Vision has distributed 25 truckloads of food, water, toiletries, bedding, generators, clothing, baby products, toys for children, and more.
  • World Vision has partnered with more than 20 local churches in this outreach effort.
Please keep praying for those who lost so much when Hurricanes Helene and Milton swept through. Pray for resources to meet all the needs of rebuilding and healing.

We can end extreme poverty

World Vision’s work creates lasting change for children and families around the world, and for our own lives as well when we come alongside to help. ​The end of extreme poverty is just around the corner. But it will take every last one of us to reach every last precious child. 

About us

Now in its 26th year, Columbia-Willamette Women of Vision brings together women from the Portland and Vancouver metro areas who want to make a difference in ending extreme poverty around the world. We come together to LEARN, ACT, and GIVE in support of World Vision's transformational work. 

We have an exciting year ahead and we want you on board!

Have you felt God’s call to be an agent of change for children and families living in extreme poverty?  Do you want to learn more about global poverty and World Vision? Do you want to meet some women who share your passion?

All funds raised by our chapter (our 2024 fiscal year goal is $300,000) will support work in three places where life is especially difficult for girls and boys:  Kenya, Central America, and all the places where disaster and conflict strike.

​Please keep reading!
Our vision for every child, life in all its fullness.
Our prayer for every heart, the will to make it so.
World Vision vision statement