Lyle Neighbor2Neighbor

10/28/2026

✨No one is immune to hard times✨
Finding support within your circle and from outside of your friends and family can be transformative. Here is a listing of support resources (online and in-person) that may be of interest for you and/or someone you know. If you think Neighbor 2 Neighbor can provide support, please let us know.

How can you contact us?
✨Post/respond to a Lyle Neighbor 2 Neighbor group post
✨Text or call 509-906-1402 and leave a message
✨FB message us
We look forward to connecting with our neighbors!

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The following resources are a starting place for further research. This listing does not exist as a recommendation of services nor an exhaustive list. As we become aware of additional support groups, they will be added t...

10/27/2026

Welcome to Neighbor2Neighbor!
We encourage folks who live in the Lyle School District to reach out to us if they are struggling to address their basic needs. We are a group of creative problem solvers who are hopeful to connect neighbors with neighbors.

How can you contact us about your basic need &/or your willingness to lend support to neighbors in need?
~Post in Lyle Neighbor 2 Neighbor group with how neighbors might lend support
~Call 509-906-1402 & leave a message (Callback within 24 hrs)
~Text us at 509-906-1402
~FB message us

We look forward to connecting with our neighbors!

10/19/2026

TUESDAY!

📣 Reminder: Mark your calendars for one of the upcoming Low-Income Senior Discount Meetings!

📍 Lions Club Community Center, Lyle
🗓 Tuesday, October 20 | 9 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

📍 Klickitat PUD, Goldendale
🗓 Thursday, October 22 | 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
🗓 Thursday, October 29 | 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

Be sure to bring:
-Proof of identity
-Proof of income
-Your most recent KPUD bill

If you are at least 62 years old, you may qualify! Sign-up begins in October, and the discount typically runs from December through May.

Unable to attend one of the upcoming events? No worries! You’ll have an opportunity to schedule an individual meeting with Senior Services.

☎️ Questions? Please contact us at 509-773-5891.

10/12/2026

RIVER CLEAN-UPS

Ya'll we are getting ready to organize a couple of fall river clean-ups in the greater Lyle area. If you are interested and we can count on your participation, please comment with your availability in late October/November with WEEKDAY or WEEKEND to help us plan!

10/03/2026

Free Naloxone Available in Lyle
Naloxone/Narcan is available 24/7 outside of the Lyle Lions Club (pictured), White Salmon's Skyline Hospital and Goldendale's Klickitat Valley Health. Being familiar with the signs of overdose and having naloxone can improve the survival of a person experiencing an opioid overdose.

Signs of Opioid Overdose
🔹 Person can't be woken up
🔹 Breathing has slowed or stopped
🔹 Snoring or gurgling sounds
🔹 Blue or purple fingernails or lips
🔹 Tiny pupils or rolled back eyes
🔹 Limp body

5 Steps to Respond to Opioid Overdose
🔹 Try to wake the person - Shake at the shoulders and shout their name
🔹 Call 911 - If the person does not respond to waking, call
🔹 Give Naloxone - 1 spray into a nostril
🔹 Start CPR - Start chest compressions and CPR protocol
🔹 Is it working? If not change, repeat naloxone spray and CPR

09/28/2026

📢 Low-Income Elderly Klickitat PUD Discounts - Tuesday, October 20 in Lyle!
📌 If eligible, mark your calendar to learn more:
🗓 Tuesday, Oct. 20
9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Lyle Lions Community Center
📍503 Lewis and Clark Highway, Lyle

Be sure to bring the following:
• Proof of age
• Proof of income
• Most recent KPUD bill

If you're unable to attend one of the scheduled events, you will have a chance to schedule an appointment with Senior Services
☎️ Please call at 509-773-5891 with questions.

09/11/2026

TODAY (9/11)

08/26/2026

Have a need? Want to lend a hand to a neighbor? Join our group to post your ask and/or respond to neighbors who could use some assistance.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2620774168303261

Send a message to learn more

08/25/2026

Cherry Blossom Adult Day Program
Compassionate Care for Them, Essential Respite for You
Cherry Blossom Adult Day Program provides a safe, engaging, and supportive environment for adults aged 50+ living with dementia and other memory loss diseases at no cost to allow caregivers a brief respite.

Learn more: https://midcolumbiaseniorcenter.com/respite-program/?fbclid=IwY2xjawT6629wZG9mBWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR7cKa_gJy7r8dwukJa8Cy8OfnLiWJJxM_m0HSdnO8E7x9P4PweZ6w0p84SNhw_aem_5k_BcbWERv0gFoKdg5Ci_w

Compassionate Care for Them, Essential Respite for You Caring for a loved one with memory loss is a journey of deep devotion, but it is not one you have to walk alone. Cherry Blossom Adult Day Program provides a safe, engaging, and supportive environment for adults aged 50+ living with dementia and....

08/24/2026

🥫🍚MINI PANTRY FOOD DONATIONS
The mini pantry belongs to our community. It is a reflection of us.

The pantry is to provide a 24/7 opportunity for neighbors in need to immediately address their needs and neighbors with excess to share when convenient for their schedule.

The mini pantry can accept donations of non-perishable, unopened, and non-expired food items like canned goods, packaged rice and cereal, as well as pantry staples such as peanut butter and granola bars.

Please do not donate items in glass containers.

If the pantry is full and you would like to make a food donation, please contact Lyle Neighbor2Neighbor by texting/calling 509- and leave a message.

Donations that do not meet the above criteria can create an undue burden for our community by attracting pests, creating litter and resulting in other unintended, unsanitary conditions.

Helpful Donations
🥫Canned goods: Low-sodium vegetables, fruits in juice, soups, beans, fish, and stew with pop-top cans (no need for a can opener to open).
🌾🍚Dry goods: Pasta (whole grain preferred), rice, packaged flour, cereal, and oatmeal.
🥜🥫Proteins: Nut butters like peanut butter, protein drinks in tetra packs, and canned meats with pop-top cans (no need for a can opener to open).
🍿Snacks: Granola bars, dried fruits, packaged nuts, applesauce cups, packaged cookies, and packaged chips.
🥫Other staples: Packaged cooking oil in plastic containers, jelly in plastic containers, packaged cooking spices.

Let us know if you have any questions - We appreciate our community!