Welcome Paloma!
A warm welcome to Thrive Hood River's new Communications and Fundraising Specialist, Paloma Ayala!
Online Auction!
Bid on a selection of experiences, art, food, wine and much more that showcases our beautiful valley and beyond!
Every dollar raised will directly benefit Thrive and enable us to carry out our mission.
H is for Harvest!
Thrive Hood River would like to invite you to join us in person to get the latest scoop on our programs and projects at our annual H is for Harvest celebration on Sunday, September 29th from 3-6pm.
Check out our once in a lifetime raffle experience at Silcox Hut! Raffle tickets available online and in-person.
We are Hiring!
The Communications and Fundraising Specialist conveys Thrive’s long history of conservation work and gains financial, public and volunteer support to continue farm and forest land protections, preserve wild spaces and advance initiatives that enhance the livability of Hood River and our rural communities.
Impact Report 2023
Thrive Hood River has been busy this year working to protect Hood River’s farmland, forests, wild places and the livability of its cities and rural communities. Check out some of our major accomplishments this year.
A Win at LUBA
Thrive Hood River clinched a victory on July 14th at the state’s land use court, blocking approval of an application for a Bed and Breakfast near Cooper Spur on forest lands owned and operated by Meadows North LLC.
Press Release on the Mt. Hood Land Trade
Read our latest press release on the Mount Hood Land Trade, regarding hundreds of acres of pristine wild lands on Mount Hood's north side.
Thrive Turns 45!
Join us at the Ruins to celebrate 45 years of protecting livability, agriculture, and wild places! We will close our annual online auction showcasing the beautiful Hood River valley with a celebration with food, drinks, and live music! Come and support our work for years to come.
Candidate Forum-November 2022 Election
If you missed the candidate forum, click "READ MORE" below to access the video link.
Hood River’s Game-Changing Win for Housing Affordability
The new Missing Middle code will allow for a greater variety of residential building types that include smaller cottage clusters, duplexes, and triplexes, all under design parameters that ensure new homes are attractive and blend into existing neighborhoods.