Building our communities

A new union-funded, union-built development would combine union offices with affordable housing

This year’s NOLC awards event raised $2,500 for Labor’s Community Service Agency.

About 4,000 letter carriers in Oregon and SW Washington took part in the 24th annual food drive

105 bowlers on 26 union-sponsored teams raised $10,582 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

Melanoma survivor Robin Zimmerman lost his wife in 2008 after a four year battle with the disease.

Union Gospel Mission gets a union assist.

Over 300 children of unemployed union members got presents at NOLC’s annual holiday party.

Continuing a 28-year tradition, IBEW Local 48 volunteers install 500,000 lights.

Union apprentices finish the job after a rogue non-union painting contractor left with the money.

The money goes to the Helping Hands temporary hardship assistance program.

The top scholarship recipient received $14,000 this year.

Union volunteers repair two homes of low-income Oregonians.

The fundraiser will benefit IBEW Injured Workers Fund and other charities.

The national AFL-CIO is funding citizenship clinics in Oregon.

The president of Machinists Lodge 63 takes the ice bucket challenge.

Labor and management coalition part of OHSU effort to raise $1 billion for cancer research

Over 4,000 Oregon and SW Washington letter carriers delivered 1.2 million pounds of donated food

A new Labor’s Community Service Agency program will help union members volunteer in the community

The annual event raises money to help kids with muscular dystrophy.

Members from 18 IAFF locals contributed $21,000 toward the Knight Cancer Challenge.