Join the Good Neighbor Alliance

Neighbors giving monthly to fuel our fight for just, healthy rural communities.

Donation form to go here

What do Good Neighbors receive?

  • Each month, you will receive “The Good Neighbor Report,” sharing the progress you made possible and updates on what’s happening in the data center fight, safe water fight and immigrant justice work.

  • We’ll send you early-access to downloadable tools and resources to fight for rural power and voices, and previews of our community meetings and actions.

  • Your name can be featured in our annual thank-you message, with your permission.

“For rural communities to thrive, we all have to show up and raise our voices together. That’s why people like my father served in the military, so that we keep the freedom to organize, speak out and protect our way of life here.”

Amy Busch, Development Director at Oregon Rural Action


Contact Amy with questions about Good Neighbor Alliance:

Phone: (541) 805-8254

Email: amyb@oregonrural.org


FOUNDING MEMBERS

Be one of our first 25 Good Neighbors

As a founding member, you build power with your neighbors to fund the essential work happening today:

Safe Water 

Organizing, building power, and winning ground in the fight for safe drinking water in eastern Oregon’s Lower Umatilla Basin.

Data Centers 

Calling for a stop to the data center takeover until our health and natural resources are protected.


Immigrant Justice

Convening community leaders to protect our welcoming, prosperous, and resilient rural communities.

“When I moved to Irrigon, it was to escape the unmitigated growth of Central Oregon. Now, I’m worried big tech companies like Amazon are building massive data centers under the guise of economic development — the benefits just don’t outweigh the costs. We cannot eat, drink, or breathe data.

I saw how local officials waited until ORA members showed up in numbers to listen to the people when they knew the water wasn’t safe to drink in eastern Oregon. Now, as Big Tech is coming into our towns with lots of money, lobbyists and lawyers, ORA is essential to protecting our water, air and farmlands.”

Barrett Dash
Permaculture Farmer, Morrow County

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