Stand Together Week

The Portland Timbers will team up with local partners for the 13th annual Stand Together Week, which will take place between September 8-13. The comprehensive, week-long community initiative supports nonprofit projects and creates volunteer opportunities across the city.

Each year, the City of Portland officially proclaims the week as the Portland Timbers Stand Together Week. During the annual event, fans are invited to volunteer with Timber Joey, Timbers, Timbers2, Academy players and club staff at the various local projects.

With the help of partners Coca-Cola, Intel, KeyBank, NW Natural, Providence, Safeway, TikTok, Tillamook, Toyota and Zayo, 31 volunteer projects benefiting organizations focused on youth, families, the environment, and wellness are offered across the Portland metro area.

Timbers Tee Off Classic | Sept. 8 at Top Golf

The Portland Timbers are hosting the Timbers Tee Off Classic, an event at Top Golf, on Sunday, September 8. The event will kick off the club's annual Stand Together Week, spotlight the Stand Together platform and help raise funds for community initiatives. Fans, corporate partners and community organizations will have the opportunity to come together, play golf, interact with Timbers players and staff, and win prizes while raising money to support the Timbers Community Fund and Stand Together programs.

The action starts at 3:30pm on Sunday, September 8. Sign up as a single player or gather your friends, staff members or colleagues and sign up as a team.

Register as a single player or as a team today: Click here to register.

For Premium Level options, please email VP of Community and Social Impact Dr. Robin Beavers for availability at rbeavers@timbers.com.

2024 Stand Together Week Schedule (subject to change):
Date
Hosting Nonprofit
Project Description
Mon., Sept. 9
Sunshine Division
Volunteers will work in the warehouse to prepare boxes, sort food or assist with recycling efforts.
Friends of Trees
Volunteers will be removing invasive English Ivy and Himalayan blackberry, cleaning up trash and mulching native plants.
Children’s Book Bank
Volunteers will spruce-up community donated books which will later be distributed to low-income preschool children in the Portland area.
Beaverton School District
Volunteers will sort new and gently used clothes for students in need.
Tues., Sept. 10
Project Lemonade
Volunteers will check in foster youth shoppers, work the retail floor helping youth find sizes and assist with check out once a shopper is done shopping.
Kindness Farm
Volunteers will help create a “food forest,” removing "invasive" weeds, creating pathways and planting areas, building wood-berms for planting, card boarding and wood chipping, planting, seeding and harvesting.
Blanchet House
Volunteers will help with plating food in the kitchen, serving meals to guests, light cleaning and busing tables, preparing produce in the kitchen, organizing and handing out clothing, pouring and serving drinks and rolling forks and/or spoons.
Northeast Emergency Food Pantry
Northeast Emergency Food Program (NEFP) holds indoor, self-serve shopping three days per week. Volunteers will help serve clients directly. Some positions involve light lifting (up to 20 pounds).
Wed., Sept. 11
Habitat for Humanity Restore
Volunteers will help receive and sort donated items, landscape, organize shelves, price donated items, rearrange/put together furniture, metal recycling, and more.
Meals on Wheels
Volunteer projects include meal delivery ride-along, friendly chats to seniors and writing cards.
Ronald McDonald House
Volunteers will make delicious homemade meals for the families of critically ill and injured children. They will prep the meal, serve it buffet style, tour the House, enjoy the meal and pack up the leftovers.
Adelante Mujeres
Volunteers will help with set up for Farmer’s Market, assist during it and later help tear down the Farmer’s Market.
Thu., Sept. 12
Harper’s Playground
Volunteers will help with weeding, sweeping, garbage pick-up, sand area "fluffing", pruning and planting.
Habitat for Humanity Restore
Volunteers will help with receiving and sorting donated items, landscaping, organizing shelves, pricing donated items, rearranging/putting together furniture, metal recycling and more.
Children’s Book Bank
Volunteers will spruce-up community donated books which will later be distributed to low-income preschool children in the Portland area.
Trillium Family Services
Volunteers will help restore the community garden.
Ronald McDonald House
Volunteers will make a meal for the RMHC residents.
Blanchet House
Volunteers will help with plating food in the kitchen, serving meals to guests, light cleaning and busing tables, preparing produce in the kitchen, organizing and handing out clothing, pouring and serving drinks and rolling forks and/or spoons.
Fri., Sept. 13
Adopt One Block/We Believe in Portland
Volunteers will help with city cleanup in downtown Portland alongside Adopt One Block and We Believe. Each participant will receive a special volunteer shirt. Volunteers will meet at Pioneer Place at 11 a.m. for a welcome and celebration. Cleanup will conclude at Providence Park where volunteers will get pizza for lunch.