CONTACT USIf you have questions, encouragement or think what we're doing is totally ridiculous...let us know. Kindly...

TAP LISTOur Beer list is currently being developed.Click here to offer your suggestions...

VILLAGE BALLROOMThe Oregon Public House is also fortunate to manage one of the most beautiful and historic ballrooms in all of Portland. Just upstairs from the pub, The Village Ballroom features: * ballroom space for up to 299 people * reception area * bar area * installed DJ sound system * climate control with heating and cooling * historic 100-year-old wood floor * folding tables and chairsAs the city's only non-profit event space (where 100% of profits go to local charities), The Village Ballroom is the perfect location to hold your wedding, party, meeting and class. From formal to casual, elegant to laid back, we accomodate any need and preference. Visit www.villageballroom.com for more information, to schedule a tour or book your event today. Or, give us a call at 503.505.9733As always, ALL profits go to the charity of your choice... Photos by Heather Hawksford

PUBLIC HOUSEOur Pub is currently in the final stages of the remodeling process. Featuring over 2,000 square feet of eating space in our 100+ year old building, our family-friendly restaurant will be the perfect place to relax after work, grab a meal with friends and family, or hang out late into the night getting to know your neighbors. If you would like to view the finalized version of our floorplan, click here...If you'd like to help in the remodeling process, click here... or email us atinfo@oregonpublichouse.comWe are also currently partnering with a number of local businesses helping in the remodel process. If you would like more information in how your business can be a part of this revolutionary vision, email Ryan at ryan@oregonpublichouse.com.Photos by Rich Marvin

ARTICLESNeighborhood Notes did a wonderful article on us available here...First ever national press! Utne Reader magazine did a short peice on us available here...BePortland, an awesome local organization, featured a little interview with us here...New School Beer Blog featured an article about us available here...

VIDEOSNew School Beer Blog made a wonderful video about us available here...Not exactly a video, but OPB featured us on one of their radio shows in April. You can listen to it here... Metro East Productions featured us on their weekly show "Community Hotline". That interview is available here...

Metro East Productions featured us on their weekly segment entitled "Community Hotline" available here...

New School Beer Blog did a wonderful video about us featured here...

FOOD MENUOur menu is currently being developed.Click here to give us your suggestions...

CHARITIES SUPPORTEDWe attempt to support NPO's that cover a wide gamut of social justice, community and environmental needs. As such, we attempt to be a place where anyone can walk in and find an organization that is caring for a need that they feel passionate about. Our Charity list is often rotating and expands to as many as 10 at a time. Currently, these are the charities that we are supporting:- Oregon Food Bank - Food program for the hungryOregon Food Bank distributes food to agencies that feed people who are hungry throughout Oregon and Clark County, Wash. We also work to address the root causes of hunger through public policy advocacy and education programs.Mission: To eliminate hunger and its root causes ... because no one should be hungry. - The Mentoring Project - Local mentoring programAt The Mentoring Project, we are advocates for the fatherless and catalysts that train churches and cities to build sustainable mentoring communities.Mission: The Mentoring Project seeks to respond to the American crisis of fatherlessness by inspiring and equipping faith communities to mentor fatherless youth.- Compassion First - Local organization fighting the sex tradeProviding long-term, hope-filled solutions for victims of child sexual trafficking. Mission: Live for the sake of others- Habitat for Humanity - Housing organizationA nonprofit, housing organization building simple, decent, affordable housing in partnership with people in need.Mission: To create successful homeownership by partnering with hardworking families in need and with the community to build healthy, affordable homes.- Dougy Center - Housing and care for children suffering loss and griefMission: The Dougy Center provides support in a safe place where children, teens, young adults, and their families grieving a death can share their experiences.- Friends of Trees - Local environmental organizationBuilds community partnerships to plant, preserve, care for, and educate about urban trees.Mission: Friends of Trees' mission is to bring people in the Portland-Vancouver metro area together to plant and care for city trees and green spaces.- Mercy Corps - Organization helping with disastor support and reliefFocuses on disaster response, sustainable economic development, health services, and emergency and natural disaster relief.Mission: Mercy Corps exists to alleviate suffering, poverty and oppression by helping people build secure, productive and just communities.

VISIONPortland, Oregon, is the craft brewing capital of America and supports an extensive, thriving pub culture. Portland also hosts more non-profit organizations per capita than any other city in America. Our vision is to leverage these two unique attributes of our city by creating a family-friendly pub environment where our neighbors from the surrounding area can come to enjoy community around good food and craft beer while supporting great causes. To integrate this vision of pub with benevolent outreach, we have established relationships with a number of non-profit organizations to which our pub will donate 100% of net profits. The customer will purchase their food and/or beverage, and then have a chance to choose where they wish their individual proceeds will to go to from a short list of local charities. We've simply positioned ourselves to be the "fundraising department" for these charitiable organizations, by providing the community with great food and great beer in a warm, inviting environment. This ground-breaking model for business is literally the first of its kind and we believe this could begin a new wave of business and mission that has the possibility of changing the way we work, spend and care for our communities. In addition, The Oregon Public House will be a place where people in the community can learn more these outstanding non-profit organizations and discover practical ways they can become involved in transforming our world and improving the lives of others. We see our Pub as a community center for change and action where others can come to not only enjoy great food and drink and give a little to the charity of their choice, but also learn how to take action and start to “be the change they wish to see in the world”.TEAMRyan Saari has been involved in philanthropic endeavors and community service for the past 12 years. He lives an easy walk from the pub and knows first hand the potential it has for transformation and service in his neighborhood. For this unique venture, Ryan has joined forces with Roger Becker, a sales and marketing professional; Charlie Sattgast, a successful entrepreneur; and Ed Heissler, an investment advisor and successful entrepreneur.GET INVOLVEDWe currently have two ways for you to be involved in this ground-breaking endeavor — as a Founder or a Partner. As with all businesses, it is essential for us to have start up capital. We are attempting to open the pub with zero debt service. This will allow us to immediately begin donating our profits to worthwhile charities and to influence the community around us.PARTNERSPartners are people who believe in our vision and would like to be financially involved in moving our vision forward, but not at the level of a Founder. Partners in our pub venture can make a tax-deductible contribution of any amount. FOUNDERSFounders either make a one-time contribution to The Oregon Public House, or pledge ten equal monthly payments. Level 1 Founders ($2,500 donation) Receive one beer a day for life.Level 2 Founders ($1,500 donation) Receive one beer a week for life.Involvement at both levels get you a “Founder’s Card” — a personalized ID card, to be presented for your free beer. Also, you will have your personalized pint glass displayed on the Founders Wall in the pub, which you may use at each visit.If you would like to give at ANY LEVEL, please contact us through email at info@oregonpublichouse.com, or by calling 503.828.0884. It's through contributions like yours, big and small, that we have the ability to transform our city.To download our prospectus and forward to your friends, click here...You can also take a look at some Frequently Asked Questions by clicking here...Thank you.

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