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Helping and caring for our military families since 2008
We are back meeting in person!
Join us the 2nd Thursday every month.
If you prefer to join via zoom, please CONTACT US for link
Help Our Cause
Blue Star Mothers of Oregon - OR1 is a 501C3. Donations benefit active duty military, veterans, and military families. Donations are tax deductible.
Help us send more care packages to troops
Mark your calendar
June 11 from 4-8pm at the Keizer, OR location only
In-store mention Blue Star Mothers fundraiser, or show this flier.
Online use code JF6GHPT for pickup orders during the hours of 4-8pm
We're teaming up to make it happen! Will you join us?
Help bring the Gold Star Memorial to Willamette National
Local members of Gold Star Wives of America, Inc., American Gold Star Mothers, Inc, and Blue Star Mothers of Oregon have banded together to obtain a Gold Star Families Memorial Monument to be placed at Willamette National Cemetery.
You can be a part of this important venture by donating today.
About Us
Part of a National Organization
Part of a National Organization
Part of a National Organization
We are the Oregon chapter of Blue Star Mothers of America, a national organization established in 1962 - a much larger network of mothers and military families that support our active duty and veterans.
We volunteer locally
Part of a National Organization
Part of a National Organization
Our members attend funerals of local fallen troops and present the military families with Gold Star flags. Our mothers and associates also volunteer at the VA serving veterans as well volunteer for USO Northwest.
We support deployed troops
Part of a National Organization
We support deployed troops
Join our annual packing party!
We collect donations, box and ship them to troops on deployment to remind them they aren't forgotten! Military families, mothers of active duty and veterans spread the love through boxes of goodies!
Project is Underway
Read more about what's in motion for this important monument in a recent article published by Pamplin Media.