Announcing Hops for Hope!
Each month we will be selecting a charity to donate a portion of beer sales to. We will pick a beer on draft to be the designated beer for Hops for Hope. The beer could rotate depending on what we have. 10% of each glass sold of the designated beer is donated to the featured charity!
This month’s charity is Senior Dog Rescue of Oregon. Senior Dog Rescue promotes the safety, well being, and care of older dogs. Their mission is finding new homes for dogs who are homeless or in unhealthy or unsustainable homes, so that they may spend the remainder of their lives in positive, loving homes. Learn more about them at sdroregon.com
From Senior Dog Rescue of Oregon:
SDRO is an IRS designated 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Our mission is to rescue and re-home dogs age 6 and up; older dogs left at shelters; dogs whose owners died; and dogs whose families came apart.
SDRO's all-volunteer board consists of a Board President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary. Volunteers also serve on committees such as fundraising, adoption events, advertising, social media, and communications.
New volunteers are always welcomed and celebrated. Join us!
SDRO is 100% donor funded. Community fundraisers are diverse: Petco & PetSmart Adoption Days, Corvallis Fall Festival, Paws in the Park, Oregon State University's Vet Hospital Open House, Gifts for a Better World, a giant 2-day Benefit Sale and more. We work hard to make sure our events are fun for volunteers, educational for the public and worthwhile for all.
History:
1998 – Senior Dog Rescue began with a single, very determined volunteer in Philomath, Oregon, Susan Faria.
2001 – Two people volunteered. SDRO was now a rescue of three.
2003 – SDRO received 501(c)(3) nonprofit status and donations soared all the way to $2,000 – a heady amount for a group with overdue vet bills!
By 2007 – The community realized the plight of senior dogs, the group had over 20 volunteers and Petfinder awarded SDRO a $25,000 Maddie's Fund grant for hard-to-place pets.
And currently – More than 20 years later, we have many dedicated volunteers committed to helping old dogs have a good "rest of their lives." Saving older dogs is contagious! They capture your heart! We've found homes for 1,000+ dogs.
Each month we will be selecting a charity to donate a portion of beer sales to. We will pick a beer on draft to be the designated beer for Hops for Hope. The beer could rotate depending on what we have. 10% of each glass sold of the designated beer is donated to the featured charity!
This month’s charity is Senior Dog Rescue of Oregon. Senior Dog Rescue promotes the safety, well being, and care of older dogs. Their mission is finding new homes for dogs who are homeless or in unhealthy or unsustainable homes, so that they may spend the remainder of their lives in positive, loving homes. Learn more about them at sdroregon.com
From Senior Dog Rescue of Oregon:
SDRO is an IRS designated 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Our mission is to rescue and re-home dogs age 6 and up; older dogs left at shelters; dogs whose owners died; and dogs whose families came apart.
SDRO's all-volunteer board consists of a Board President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary. Volunteers also serve on committees such as fundraising, adoption events, advertising, social media, and communications.
New volunteers are always welcomed and celebrated. Join us!
SDRO is 100% donor funded. Community fundraisers are diverse: Petco & PetSmart Adoption Days, Corvallis Fall Festival, Paws in the Park, Oregon State University's Vet Hospital Open House, Gifts for a Better World, a giant 2-day Benefit Sale and more. We work hard to make sure our events are fun for volunteers, educational for the public and worthwhile for all.
History:
1998 – Senior Dog Rescue began with a single, very determined volunteer in Philomath, Oregon, Susan Faria.
2001 – Two people volunteered. SDRO was now a rescue of three.
2003 – SDRO received 501(c)(3) nonprofit status and donations soared all the way to $2,000 – a heady amount for a group with overdue vet bills!
By 2007 – The community realized the plight of senior dogs, the group had over 20 volunteers and Petfinder awarded SDRO a $25,000 Maddie's Fund grant for hard-to-place pets.
And currently – More than 20 years later, we have many dedicated volunteers committed to helping old dogs have a good "rest of their lives." Saving older dogs is contagious! They capture your heart! We've found homes for 1,000+ dogs.
HoursOpen 11am-8pm Daily
PhoneAddress545 SW 3rd st.
Corvallis, OR 97330 |
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