We hear about it all the time, but let’s take a second to get back to basics about self-care.

The Oregon wildfires reminded us that the best thing we can do to stay grounded and hopeful is to help others.

KMTR 16 and Dr. Pilar Bradshaw of Eugene Pediatric Associates shared how and why Ophelia’s Place continues to reach girls despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch and read the full story.

Meet Maya Reddy – a member of the USA Archery Team, and one of the incredible people included in the 2020 Inspiring Women project created by WACY, the Women’s Advisory Council for Youth.

Christine Buckson is a former marine, an aunt, and one of the incredible women recognized in the 2020 Inspiring Women project presented by WACY, the Women’s Advisory Council for Women.

The Register-Guard in Eugene reported on OP’s efforts to meet girls where they are during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Meet Sabia - she’s an OP girl who shares her experiences with Ophelia’s Place pre-pandemic and virtually.

Reposting a meme or joke can bring comedic relief to a bleak or frustrating situation, but some memes promote harmful messages too.

We believe in girls, and we know you do too. That’s why we are encouraging you to become a monthly donor. Join the OP Society today.

It began when the Junction City Soroptimists reached out to Ophelia’s Place and asked us to bring our services to their community. After two years of raising donations and earning grants, the new location became a reality.