Takilma Groups and Org's

Non Profit Community Organizations;
TCA
Takilma Community Association - The TCA has been serving the community of Takilma since 1973. It is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization which holds several parcels of land in trust for the entire community. TCA is open to all residents of the community, holds board meetings (open to all members) roughly once a month on the first Monday, and schedules general community meetings as the need arises. It serves as a forum for discussing matters of concern to the community and can be virtually whatever else its members have the interest and energy for. TCA welcomes your ideas and energy.


Dome School
The Dome School is a non-profit, tax-exempt private school which has been teaching generations of Takilma youth since 1975 (?). It is a parent cooperative where parental involvement in the education of children is not just an option, but a requirement and a hallowed tradition. The Dome School employs a hands-on, participatory approach which emphasizes, among other things, a respect for and an understanding of the natural world. The Dome School owns and manages the Takilma Community Building, a large community-built structure in the heart of Takilma which not only houses the educational program, but serves as a warm, welcoming venue for a great variety of cultural events which enrich the community while generating operating funds for the school.
The Rangers is a free after school program for all local youth operated by the Dome School. The Rangers provides a variety of age appropriate activities in a safe, supportive environment.
The Hope Mountain Barter Faire is an annual event which serves as one of the primary fund-raisers for the Dome School. It is a 3-day gathering of local and regional growers, crafts people, entertainers, and fun-lovers. The Faire's focus is upon sharing of products, services, knowledge and wisdom in an alternative, camping setting, fostering community while honoring the earth.
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All activities of the Dome School rely upon and welcome volunteer participation by all segments of the larger community.
Dome School
PO Box 812
Cave Junction, OR, 97523
tel.# 541-592-3911

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Takilma Common Ground was created in 1994 to increase communication and stimulate discussion.  Haphazardly recording our local history, it is published four times a year, somewhat in conjunction with the Solstices and Equinoxes.  Common Ground serves as a newsletter, a forum for varied voices, a literary journal, a community bulletin board, you name it.  It relies upon voluntary contributions for every aspect of its existence, from submissions material to editing, all the way to folding, stapling, and mailing, we depend on you. The buttons below allow you to use a credit or debit card to subscribe, advertise or donate without having a Paypal account. Thanks for the help!

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Common Ground
9335 Takilma Rd.
Cave Junction, OR, 97523
tel.# 541-592-3079
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Food Co-op
The Takilma Food Co-op serves as a source of high quality natural and organically grown foods, supplements, and personal care products for the community.  It is a participatory organization in which members obtain very competitive prices in exchange for their labor.
Takilma Food Co-op
9333 Takilma Rd.
Cave Junction, OR, 97523
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Siskiyou Field Institute
Mission: SFI deepens people’s scientific understanding and intimate connection to the Klamath-Siskiyou bio region by providing educational programs and outdoor experiences to a broad spectrum of the public.
Welcome to the Siskiyou Field Institute, where people come to learn about and explore this amazing bio region, a land of steep mountains, wild rivers and unusual diversity of species and habitats. SFI is the conduit for the region’s leading scientists and naturalists to share their passion and knowledge with the public each year through dynamic field courses and other educational programs.
To foster understanding within the local community, SFI offers many youth and community programs and educational materials free of charge. And if you go to current programs, you will find a (myriad) wide range of offerings tailored to the varied tastes and interests of the public. Some programs are for college credit or professional development; others are geared more toward the curious novice, recreational adventurer, or a family seeking meaningful experiences together. There’s something for everyone!
SFI has also partnered with Southern Oregon University (SOU) and Rogue Community College to bring a dedicated education and research facility to the Illinois Valley in southern Oregon. This long sought after facility will become the permanent home from which SFI offers programs year-round. This exciting partnership will allow students of all ages and levels to experience first hand the rare and pristine landscape they’re surrounded by.

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Siskiyou Regional Education Project (SREP)
Mission Statement

For future generations of all species, the Siskiyou Project is the grass roots network dedicated to permanently protecting the globally outstanding Klamath-Siskiyou forests. The Siskiyou Project combines science, education and advocacy to build an inspired and effective local and national constituency for this special place.
Organization Description
Siskiyou Project has been working to protect bio diversity in the Klamath-Siskiyou bio region of southwest Oregon and northwest California since our incorporation in 1983. Based near the rural community of Cave Junction, we are the primary conservation organization working for protection of the Siskiyou Mountains. We use environmental education, science, conservation advocacy, and economics as tactics to achieve our goals. Our current programs are the Siskiyou Wild Rivers education and advocacy program and the Siskiyou Field Institute, an ecological field studies program for all ages and educational levels.

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Spiral Living Center

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Spiral Living Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization serving the Illinois Valley since 2006. Our mission is to create a sustainable, self-sufficient community in the Illinois Valley. In order to achieve this overall goal, we work to help all who live in the Illinois Valley to secure the basic necessities such as food, water, shelter, transportation and health care.
We work to develop and promote a wide spectrum of community-reliance programs including food production, alternative housing, energy, medicine, labor, transportation and communication. We all have insights and talents to share so please join us in celebrating our diverse, creative community!
Spiral Living Center, 9044 Takilma Rd., Cave Junction, Oregon 97523
(541)-450-9886 | spirallivingcenter@gmail.com

www.spiralliving.org

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