Volunteering in Oregon

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The bullets below are all based on an average using 2007 to 2009 data

  • 1.0 million volunteers
  • 33.8% of residents volunteer - ranking them 11th among the 50 states and Washington, DC
  • 133.8 million hours of service
  • 44.7 hours per resident - ranking them 7th among the 50 states and Washington, DC
  • $2.8 billion of service contributed
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Greater Attachment to the Community Encourages Volunteering
Indicators such as homeownership and the number of multiunit dwellings, help determine whether residents have a long-term commitment and attachment to their communities. Data show that as the rate of homeownership increases the volunteer rate also tends to increase. Nationally, 66.6% of individuals own their home. In Oregon, 64.3% own their home. Conversely, communities with a large percentage of multi-unit housing, such as apartment buildings and condominiums, have lower volunteer rates. Nationally, 32.4% of individuals live in multi-unit housing, while Oregon has a rate of 31.7%.
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National Service in Oregon

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National Service

In Oregon, more than 10,000 people participate in national service each year through 76 national service projects and programs. This year, the Corporation for National and Community Service will commit more than $10,900,000 to support the national service initiatives in Oregon.

National service refers to the Corporation's National Service programs: Senior Corps, AmeriCorps, Learn and Serve America, and other programs and initiatives. Participants in these programs address community needs such as education, the environment, public safety and disaster relief.

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