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Dundee Woman's Club

Last updated Jun 2026

About

The Dundee Woman's Club, a 501(c)(3) formed in 1915, owns and operates the historic Dundee Community Center, a gathering place for social, cultural, and civic life. It hosts monthly community dinners, a Food Recovery Pantry that redistributes food, and the Clothes Attic thrift shop offering low-cost clothing and shoes. The center is also available for rentals; call 503-550-0862 for details.

Services offered

Food & mealsFinancial assistance

Location

Dundee Woman's Club

1026 SW Hwy 99W, Dundee, OR 97115

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