Welcome to Corvallis, Oregon
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Our Two Sister Cities:
Uzhhorod, Ukraine & Gondar, Ethiopia

Piazza in Gondar

Green Market in Uzhhorod
Our Mission
–To promote awareness and understanding between the people of Corvallis and the people of its two “sister cities”, Uzhhorod, Ukraine and Gondar, Ethiopia; and
–To undertake activities that are beneficial to the people of both Corvallis and Corvallis’ sister cities.
Interested in what we do?
Our work ranges from assisting in clean water and hygiene initiatives, creating leadership and entrepreneurial opportunities, impacting schools and education, to child sponsorships and delegations to our two sister cities., to name a few.
With your cursor, scroll on the pictures below that explains a number of our projects and activities we engage in regularly.
CSCA P.O.Box 132 Corvallis, Oregon 97339
Current Events & News
Uzhhorod Council
Uzhhorod Council of Advisors Monthly Meetings
The Uzhhorod Council of Advisors meets on the first Thursday of each month from 6:00-7:30 pm at the dowtown Corvallis Public Library, Monroe St. Visitors are welcome.
Gondar Council
2020 Holiday Giving “GoFundMe” Gondar, Ethiopia Appeal
Dear Friends of Corvallis Sister Cities-Gondar Council, In April the Corona virus began to be a problem in Gondar with many people under stay home orders. They were not able to work and without a social net system, many struggled to pay for food. In May, we contacted...
Gondar Council of Advisors Monthly Meetings
Gondar Monthly Council Meeting: Held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at the Benton County/Corvallis Public Library, Conference Room, Basement level. Time: 6:00 pm -7:30 pm. Members and guests welcomed!
Country Flags of our two sister cities: Gondar, Ethiopia and Uzhhorod, Ukraine
The Corvallis Sister Cities Association (CSCA) is a member of Sister Cities International (SCI), an organization based in Washington, DC, with more than 900 cities, representing millions of Americans. SCI has established links with counterparts all around the world. The “sister city” concept evolved from President Eisenhower’s 1956 “People to People” program, and is now embodied in Sister Cities International and its mission.