Cultivating the Power of Partnerships in the Illinois Valley
The Illinois Valley Community Development Organization, or as we like to call it, IVCanDO, has been in step with the Illinois Valley in Southern Oregon since 1995. The work we do is guided by the needs of our community – our neighbors, friends, and families.
WHO WE ARE
We build community… together.
IVCanDO is a big-picture, backbone organization for the people and places of our community. We leverage individuals, businesses, governments, and organizations to connect the dots – joining the right folks with the right resources.
Whether it be increasing accessibility of our treasured outdoor recreation spaces or providing financial support for local children’s programs, we strategically meet the needs of our unique rural community. We value where we live and who we live here with and are committed to seeing our community prosper and thrive.

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REALIZING COMMUNITY-INSPIRED SOLUTIONS
Project Focus Areas

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Make a difference.
The work we do relies on input, support, and donations from our community. Whether you would like to make a monetary donation, volunteer with us, or stay updated about our programs, there’s an opportunity for you to join us!
IVCanDO NEWS & UPDATES
What’s new with IVCanDO?

Illinois River Accessible Water Access Project (R.A.M.P.) | Seasonal ADA River Access at Forks State Park
Read more: Illinois River Accessible Water Access Project (R.A.M.P.) | Seasonal ADA River Access at Forks State ParkThe Illinois River Accessible Water Access Project is a community-led initiative planning a seasonal, ADA-compliant river access at Forks State Park to expand inclusive recreation while protecting the river’s ecological environment.

FREE Carbon Monoxide Detectors for Qualifying Households in the Illinois Valley
Read more: FREE Carbon Monoxide Detectors for Qualifying Households in the Illinois ValleyCarbon monoxide risks increase during the winter months. Learn how homes using wood stoves can stay safe and how to access free CO monitors in the Illinois Valley.

We are proud of our accomplishments.
$171,000+
captured for youth programs in the Illinois Valley through our Cans for Kids program.
Over 200
local small businesses leveraged through our Revolving Loan Fund.
8
distinct program areas that are tailored to our unique and beautiful community… to make the biggest impact.










