Seat at the Table Luncheon
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Our Seat at the Table Luncheon is an opportunity to learn more about Garten Services and discover how our work is positively impacting hundreds of people with disabilities in the Willamette Valley.
There is no cost to attend our event, but our hope is that our program inspires you to support the life changing work we do to provide equitable opportunities to people with disabilities in your community.
Join a Table
If you’ve been invited by one of our Table Captains or if you’d like an individual seat, please register below. *If you’ve been invited by a Table Captain, please add their name. If you don’t have a Table Captain, please
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Table Captain
If you’d like to invite your network to learn more about Garten Services, please click below to send us an email! We will reserve your spot and send you a Table Captain Packet.
Table Captain
As a Table Captain, your goal is to invite guests to fill a table for six. Your guests will have the opportunity to directly learn about Garten’s life changing programs and services that directly impact hundreds of individuals with disabilities in the Willamette Valley. While there is no cost to attend, we hope that your guests will support our work!
Table Captains are encouraged to schedule a group tour at any of the following Garten locations: Hawthorne, Programs & Services, or Garten Recycling. This provides guests with a firsthand experience of our mission and work before attending the luncheon.
Please utilize the Table Captain Packet below for important information, dates, tips on how to invite guests to your table: friends, family, advocates, activists, leaders, co-workers, customers, anyone you know who can would be interested in supporting the work we do. During the event, you’ll serve as a strong Garten advocate by encouraging those you invited to get involved, donate, or partner with us.
Table Captains are key supporters whose commitment is vital to providing equitable programs and services to people with disabilities in the Willamette Valley.