Bridgeport Village supports the community through involvement with Chambers of Commerce, non-profit organizations and other businesses. We encourage you to visit our partners’ web sites for additional information.

Self Enhancement Inc.

CenterlCal Properties is proud to support Self Enhancement Inc., a nonprofit organization helping at-risk African-American urban youth realize their potential. In addition to 100% graduation rates, more than 85% of graduates continue on to pursue higher education or occupational training — many being the first in their families to do so. In 29 years, SEI has grown from a one-week summer basketball camp to a flourishing agency serving and changing the lives of thousands of students in the greater Portland, Oregon area each year. www.selfenhancement.org

American Red Cross

Bridgeport Village is a proud to support the Oregon Trail Chapter of the Red Cross.
Red Cross provides nearly half of the nation’s blood supply (collecting more than six million units a year from volunteer donors) to patients in 3,000 hospitals around the country through its national network. Founded in 1949, the Pacific Northwest Regional Blood Services of the Red Cross strives to collect nearly 5,000 donations weekly to meet the needs of accident victims, cancer patients, and other ill or injured people who need transfusions. It serves more than 80 hospitals in Oregon, Washington and Alaska. Call 1-800-RED CROSS or schedule your appointment online.

Club Sport

ClubSport

The Official Fitness Resort of Bridgeport Village
Bridgeport Village’s neighbors at ClubSport offer an unmatched variety of athletic activities, equipment and programs that integrate you into a lifestyle of fitness. This "mega-club" guarantees clean and well-maintained facilities and a fun, energetic environment where you can enjoy all of the benefits of a sports club, right in your own backyard. Located just around the corner on SW Lower Boones Ferry Road, call 503-968-4500 for a tour and guest pass or log on to www.clubsports.com.

Tualatin Chamber of Commerce

Tualatin Chamber of Commerce

The Tualatin Chamber of Commerce is a membership-based, not-for-profit business organization founded in 1981. Since then we have seen Tualatin grow from a sleepy town to a bustling suburban community. The completion of Bridgeport Village is one of the latest additions to the Tualatin community. We have also seen the building of our high school, the addition of green spaces and heritage trees, the building of the Tualatin Commons, the influx of businesses and new residences, and yet have still managed to maintain our small town feel. All along the way the Tualatin Chamber has been there, looking out for, and helping the business community thrive. Please visit our website to see for yourself the role that the Tualatin Chamber of Commerce plays in the Tualatin community. www.tualatinchamber.com

Tigard Chamber of Commerce

Tigard Area Chamber of Commerce

The Tigard Chamber of Commerce has been actively promoting and advocating for local business since 1945. The Chamber works hard for it's members by strengthening the local economy, promoting the community, providing networking opportunities and representing the interest of business with government. If it's about business, it's happening at the Chamber. Today's Tigard Chamber of Commerce...Where Business Soars! www.tigardchamber.org
Lake Oswego

Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce

The Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce offers businesses the opportunity to succeed by promoting a strong, local economy; by promoting this community beyond its borders; by creating member value through networking, education, exposure and credibility; and by representing the interests of business at the local, county and state levels. As a Chamber of Commerce we act as a community cheerleader, as a resource for the community and the region and as the voice of commerce, representing 670+ businesses working together to improve the quality of life for all who choose to live, work and play in our beautiful community. Visit us at www.lake-oswego.com.

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