With help from local government, public safety, faith communities and many community partners, Egan Warming Centers’ volunteers provide meals and a safe place to sleep on dangerously cold nights. Warming center sites are available to anyone in the community.
Egan Warming Centers is a program administered by SVdP whose mission is simple: ensure that unsheltered people in Lane County have a place to sleep indoors when temperatures are forecasted to drop below 30 degrees Fahrenheit.
Egan Warming Centers operate during the cold weather months, opening when the overnight temperatures are projected to be below 30 degrees Fahrenheit.
Thank You To Our Community Partners!
The program receives funding from Lane County and support from a broad coalition of community members, service providers, nonprofits, faith and social activists, communities, and local government. Following are some of the organizations that make Egan Warming Center a reality. Interested in joining us in this effort?
Contact us at:
- Burrito Brigade
- CAHOOTs
- Carry It Forward
- Catholic Community Services
- Central Lutheran Church
- City of Eugene
- City of Springfield
- Ebbert United Methodist Church
- Episcopal Church of St. John the Divine
- Episcopal Church of the Resurrection
- Eugene 4J School District
- Eugene Bethel School District
- Eugene Police Department
- First Christian Church of Eugene
- Eugene First United Methodist Church
- FOOD for Lane County
- Lane County
- Lane County Fire and EMS
- Lane Transit District
- Looking Glass
- Interfaith Food Hub
- PeaceHealth
- ShelterCare
- Springfield Police Department
- Springfield School District
- Seventh Day Adventist Church
- St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
- Temple Beth Israel
- Trinity United Methodist Church
- Twelfth Night
- Valley Covenant Church
- White Bird