How to run your first meeting
Kat passed on this great resource and I thought everyone could benefit. This post covers: What do we do at our first meeting? What do we talk about? How do we write an agenda? How do we table… Read More
UCP Website Updates 2018
Hello! As UCP webmaster I’d like to let folks know what we’ve been building out these last few years. Here are some resources which are available to everyone in the community on the UCP website. We’ve worked on… Read More
Video Playlist – What is “Cloud Computing”
UCP does a lot of collaborative work as a board members internally and with projects in the area with other organizations and individual project leaders. Cloud computing helps us be more effective by allowing us to work together-… Read More
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UCP MISSION AND VISION
VISION: United Community Partners is dedicated to the success of Pine Valley and the Baker County Panhandle as home to vibrant communities informed by our rural heritage, nurtured by our natural wonders, guided by shared principles and sustained by the creative energy of people leading healthy, productive, rewarding lives.
MISSION: United Community Partners facilitates access to organizational assistance for citizen-led initiatives which stimulate economic activity, foster goodwill and fellowship, and enhance Pine Valley and Panhandle communities as rural places to live and work.
United Community Partners is community development 501c3 organization in Baker County, Oregon serving the Pine-Eagle Community.
Everyone in the community is encouraged to participate at our meetings which occur the first Monday of the month at 6:00-8:30PM PM at the Presbyterian Hall - Fellowship Annex. - in Halfway, across the street from the library - behind the church on Gover. (255 Gover Ln.) We prioritize community member discussions at after the minutes are approved so feel free to join us even if you are not on the official agenda.
Last Updated: February 6, 2018 by LizMc
UCP Website Tips
UCP WEBSITE TIPS Hi Folks, So, I’ve been working on the UCP website for nearly five years. It is a deep and rich store of the work we have done. It is also at this point an institutional… Read More