4 days ago · Egan Warming Centers is a program administered by SVdP whose mission is simple: ensure that unsheltered people in Lane County have a place to sleep indoors when temperatures are forecasted to drop below 30 degrees Fahrenheit.

Nov 15, 2023 · Egan Warming Centers, our community’s low-barrier winter shelter program, is again ready to save lives as the 2023-24 cold season commences. This critical, volunteer-operated network activates as needed to shelter local unhoused residents one night at a time when subfreezing temperatures descend on Eugene-Springfield.

Egan Warming Center operates during the cold winter months and activates when the overnight temperature is projected to be below 30 degrees Fahrenheit. Volunteers staff shelter sites throughout Eugene and Springfield to provide a warm place to …

The cold temperatures across Lane County are prompting the Egan Warming Centers to open their doors on Monday, January 27, 2024.Egan Warming Centers have been c

Nov 17, 2023 · The centers serve as a low-barrier, volunteer-operated winter shelter program that activates as needed to provide shelter for unhoused residents for one night at a time when temperatures reach subfreezing levels in Eugene and Springfield, St. Vinnie’s officials said.

Jan 21, 2025 · Update: Egan Warming Centers will be open again Tuesday and Wednesday and are on standby for Thursday and Friday, as cold weather continues in Eugene and Springfield. St. Vincent de Paul operates ...

Jan 12, 2025 · With low temperatures predicted around 30 this week before dropping into the mid-20s on Friday, Egan Warming Centers confirmed activation for Monday. All sites are accessible and animals are welcome. Volunteers are encouraged to sign up for the following sites for Monday, Jan. 13, 2025: Springfield Memorial Building, 765 A St., Springfield ...

Jan 12, 2024 · Egan Warming Centers are currently scheduled to open on Saturday, January 13, and are will be open Sunday, January 14, 2024 as well.

The Egan Warming Center is a coalition of community members representing service providers, nonprofits, faith and social activists communities and local government who have come together since 2008 to ensure that homeless people have shelter during extreme cold weather.

Egan Warming Centers, administered by the nonprofit St. Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County (SVdP), is a lifesaving network in place to shelter local unhoused residents one night at a time when subfreezing temperatures descend on Eugene-Springfield.