Community isn’t just a word. Community is a promise from neighbors, businesses and non-profits, that work together to make life better for the people who live here.

Myrna, a volunteer at Council on Aging, is excited to learn about the resource STARS is for our community. Many senior citizens in our community can no longer drive, while others of our passengers only need temporary help after a surgery. Making certain that our neighbors receive free rides to their non-emergency medical appointments keeps our community members healthier, better able to live independently and less lonely and isolated. It takes a village to support a village and STARS does our part. Consider joining us as a donor or a volunteer.

Our STARS volunteers are community heroes! Whether answering the phones and scheduling rides, or being the one behind the wheel, they are serving the community in a crucial way.

Have you thought about volunteering for STARS? Join us at an appreciation event for our amazing volunteers as we honor their contributions. You can have fun and learn more about how YOU can get involved!

When: Monday, Oct 7 | 4–7 PM

Where: The Hub – 291 E. Main Ave., Sisters

How to Register: RSVP by Oct 1st 3d by email to rennie@starsride.org, or text 541-610-2098, to save your seat!

Special Guest: Scott Crabtree of Happy Brain Science/Catered by Luckey’s Woodsman

Many thanks to Sisters Community Church for promoting the work of STARS at last Sunday’s Summer Music Series event. The evening was lovely. Families relaxing on the lawn, a great show by the band Station Camp, and a chance for STARS to raise funds and, most importantly, raise awareness. SCC brings “community” to life!

STARS Co-founder, Ann Marland, passes away. Join Annie’s family and friends in a Celebration of Life.