Committed to Community
Since 2019, The Do Good Foundation has been dedicated to supporting youth, adults and families in our communities. Our psychologically-informed programs aim to support diverse populations with mental, emotional, and behavioral health through social services, arts and education, community connections, outdoor experiences and more.
Today, our mission continues to grow. From one-on-one coaching and community groups, to system-level partnerships addressing needed supports and services.
Our Work
Helping communities thrive through mission-driven support, program collaborations, and evidence-based consultation.
Classes and Groups
Weekly and monthly events, held in person and online, designed to encourage inquiry, exploration, and community connections.
Coaching
One-on-one services provided by trained professionals to guide and support you.
Our Humble History
Doing our part to support and enhance overall well-being, one community
program at a time.
R.O.O.T.S OUTDOOR SCHOOL SPONSOR
Between 2020 and 2022, The Do Good Foundation was the proud fiscal sponsor for the first outdoor school in Southern Oregon. This innovative education program served families with children ages 4-12 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Held completely off-grid with multi-age classrooms, R.O.O.T.S. was a community-powered initiative dedicated to addressing the need to reimagine the model of education for our children.
Men and Women's Groups
Since its inception, The Do Good Foundation has been committed to creating community and supporting connections through the Good Men and Women Rising groups. These weekly facilitated meetings welcome men and women just as they are to explore their lives, selves, and relationships in the presence of one another.
Creative Nature
Sponsored by a generous grant,
The Do Good Foundation contracted with local community artists to offer 6-week class series for youth between the of ages 12-18. This age group is often left behind as they age out of community programs geared towards younger children. Youth were offered classes in painting, wool felting, forest therapy, and improvisational acting at very low to no-cost.