The Friendship Force of Oregon's Mid-Willamette Valley
A World of Friends is a World of Peace
Our next MEG (meet-eat-greet) meeting will be April 11, 10 am at Elmer's in Albany. Click here for more information.
Our next general club meeting will be Sunday April 23, 2 pm, in the community room of the Consumers Power Building off West Hills Drive in Philomath Oregon. Click here for more information.
Our MissionThe Friendship Force of Oregon's Mid-Willamette Valley is one of over 300 clubs in Friendship Force International, a non-profit, non-sectarian cultural organization focused on promoting understanding, cultural education and citizen diplomacy through homestay Journeys and personal friendships. We are based in more than 60 countries and on six continents, with 15,000 active members and over 300 Journeys taking place each year.
Through these exciting personal encounters, strangers become friends – and we know that by experiencing different views, we can discover common ground. Our programs bring diverse people together into each other’s cultures and homes to share one-of-a-kind experiences not available to regular tourists. Members are home-hosted by locals - ordinary people like you, living all over the world, eager to welcome you into their culture and lives. This video is an introduction to the operation of Friendship Force. For more information contact us. Members of The Friendship Force of Oregon's Mid-Willamette Valley come from Albany, Corvallis, Philomath, Salem and surrounding communities in the central Mid-Willamette Valley of Oregon.
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Balinese dance lesson in Denpasar, Indonesia
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Club Journeys in 2023 - 2024
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We travel to make friends and to promote the causes of peace and international understanding.
A World of Friends is a World of Peace |
2023
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2024
June TBD Inbound from Tokyo, Japan
TBD Inbound from Charlotte, North Carolina TBD Inbound Mini from Sacramento |
During our Journey to Big Canoe, Georgia we completed several painted panels which will decorate the walls at the Grace Center in Corvallis, Oregon in collaboration with the Foundation for Hospital Art.