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Umpqua Valley Rainbow Collective

Last updated Jun 2026

About

The Umpqua Valley Rainbow Collective (UVRC) is an LGBTQIA2S+-led organization serving Douglas County, founded in 2022 to build safer spaces and community. They lead Douglas County Pride, host support groups, events, and activities, and have run a county-wide LGBTQIA2S+ community assessment. Connect by phone (541-581-0035), email (info@umpquavalleyrainbow.org), or through their website and social channels.

Communities centered

LGBTQ+Trans & nonbinary

Services offered

Peer supportAdvocacy

Location

Umpqua Valley Rainbow Collective

645 SE Jackson St, Roseburg, OR 97470

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