Community Warehouse’s annual fundraising gala, Chair Affair, is back on Thursday, April 10 at AVENUE.
Interested in Becoming a Chair Affair Sponsor?
Sponsorships make this event possible. Interested in becoming a sponsor? Please inquire with Sara Rodriguez at sara@communitywarehouse.org or call (503) 235-8786 ext. 1007.
Together, we made it happen!
Chair Affair ’24 was a night to remember! We exceeded our goal and raised over $260,000! We proved that together, we can help create the memories, the homes, the community, and the future we all hope to have. We were touched by amazing testimonials, enlivened by full-circle stories, and inspired by impactful calls to action. We came together to celebrate, honor, and support our community and all the special folks in it- our neighbors. Read more about last year’s event here.
Learn more:
Meet last year’s special guest Vica, one of the first clients served at Community Warehouse.
Did you miss the event but still want to be part of the efforts? You can support our mission every day with you financial contributions. Click here to donate!
Children’s Chair Project
The chairs will be displayed at our fundraiser for Chair Affair guests to view and enjoy. After the event, the chairs will return to our Warehouses, where children visiting the furniture bank with their family can pick out their very own decorated chair.
Click here to learn more about becoming a Children’s Chair Artist
Thanks to all of our 2025 Children’s Chair artists!
Thank you to our incredible 2025 Children’s Chair artists:
Donna Amos
KLF Barrett
April Doll
Cori Doll Bowden
Emily Dunay
Janet Warren
Ketty Gattman MIller
Linda Nagy
Liisa Petrocchi
Dianna Ruybalid & Sue Fordyce with Heather and Joan
Sue Krisher
Toni Curry
Wanda McNealy
Allison Montoya (The Liminal Store)
Jo Grisham
Special Thanks to Our Generous 2025 Sponsors
Full Room Sponsor
Video Sponsor
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Chair Affair is so much fun for me. It really has touched my life in ways I can’t express, but mostly it lends credibility to my struggle to emerge as an artist (art school after 50 ain’t easy). PLUS, it’s all for Community Warehouse and the work that you do is important to our community.”