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Street Roots • Nov. 25-Dec. 1, 2016
2016 Gift Guide
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p:ear
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This nonprofit builds positive relationships with homeless and
transitional youths through education, art and recreation. Each year,
p:ear’s programs serve nearly 900 people ages 15 to 24.
Albertina
Kerr
338 NW Sixth Ave.
pearmentor.org
Paintings & sculptures
From 6 to 8 p.m. on First Thursdays, p:ear opens its gallery, featuring
prints, sculptures, paintings and sketches created by homeless and
transitional youths and globally recognized artists. Youth artists
receive 90 percent of proceeds from the sale of their art, with the
remaining 10 percent going toward the purchase of art .
supplies to stock p:ear’s art studio. At least 50 percent of
proceeds from sales of renowned artists go directly to
support p:ear. Private gallery viewing is available by
appointment. Contact William at
william@pearrnentor.
org.
Albertina Kerr provides a wide range of
services for individuals with mental
health and developmental disabilities,
empowering them to lead fuller, self-
determined lives.
Art from the Heart Gallery
Artists’ creations
Albertina Kerr’s
year-round
gallery
features
items made
by adults with
developmental
disabilities, with 70
percent of the sale going
to the artist and 30 percent
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to additional art supplies.
Find creative art and gifts
such as cutting boards, mixed media,
pottery, screen-printed items and more.
3505 NE Broadway St.
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I ReBuilding Center
i building materials with the goal of
I building community through reuse. It
F moves roughly eight tons of materials
through the warehouse each day. Rather
than going to the landfill, these materials are
sold back to the community for reuse at 40 to.
90 percent below market value. Profits are
reinvested back, into the community through its
Community Outreach Program.
Albertina Kerr’s Port City
Holiday Sale
3625 N Mississippi Ave.
rebuildingcenter.org
Noon to 5 p.m. Dec. 10,11,17 and ¡8
2124 N Williams Ave.
Hands-on DIY classes
QO nq the gift of craftsmanship this holiday
Albertina’s Place
All proceeds from shops inside
Albertina’s Place go. to support Albertina
Kerr’s programming.
424 NE 22nd Ave.
albertinakerr.org
Fine gifts and holiday decor
Inside the Old Kerr Nursery Building, this
shopping center contains Albertina’s
Jewel Box, with Christmas decorations,
vintage and fine jewelry, and
accessories; Albertina’s Heirlooms, with
antiques and collectibles; Albertina’s
Closet, with thrift store offerings; and
Albertina’s Kitchen, for a bite to eat. -
Pieces of Sellwood
I This nonprofit offers affordable, used
season with a gift
certificate for a class
using salvaged
building materials
at the
ReBuilding
Center.
Participants
can build their
own table,
bench, frame
or even a
drum. Check
the website
for current
class
offerings.
Sales from the Sellwood Bridge Keepsakes project benefits
the Sellwood Middle School PTA. The PTA raises money to
support the library, band, marimba and PE programs, provides many
after-school programs and coordinates community services.
7901 SE 13th Ave.
rumpusevents.com/sellwood-bridge-products
Portland memorabilia
Blue Kangaroo is selling beautiful keepsakes of the original Sellwood
Bridge. Items include an authentic chunk of the historic bridge nestled
inside a custom-designed box and rebar from the historic bridge forged into
bottle openers, coat hooks, fire pokers, garden stakes and dinner bells.
Rebar items are hand crafted by Oaks Bottom Forge. All keepsakes come
with a seal of authenticity.
Gards for Kids
For 25 years, Cards for Kids has
been an annual fundraiser for
Oregon Health & Science
University’s Doernbecher
Children’s Hospital, organized and
produced by Friends of
Doernbecher volunteers. All
proceeds benefit OHSU
Doernbecher.
Order online at ohsu.edu
or call 800-774-5857
This nonprofit has planted half a
million trees in the Portland-
Vancouver and Eugene-
Springfield metro areas
since 1989.
3117 NE Martin Luther
King Jr. Blvd.
friendsoftrees.org
Plant a tree
Holiday-themed gift tree certificates and tree
packs start at $35. When you purchase a gift
tree, you’ll receive a holiday-themed
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certificate packaged to present to the
? recipient. Friends of Trees will invite you
and the gift tree recipient to help plant the
tree in the recipients honor in the
Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge
in the spring. Yard and street trees
also available.
This nonprofit is dedicated to ;
broadening accessio bicycling
and its benefits for all*
Portlanders. It offers eam-a-bike
programs for low-income adults
and children where safe riding
and maintenance techniques are
taught.
1700 NE Alberta St.
communitycyciingcenter.org
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Friends of Trees
Community Cycling
Center
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Holiday greeting cards
This program transforms artwork
collected from OHSU Doernbecher
patients, their siblings and
professional artists into classic
greeting cards for the holiday
season. Greeting card 12-packs
may be purchased year-round.
Custom cards, for corporate or
personal use, are also available.
For bicyclists
The Community Cycling Center’s
Bike Shop sells fully refurbished
and as-is bicycles, new and used
bike parts, accessories and tools,
as well as gift certificates good
for products or bike repair
services.
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