Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare’s 2019 Gala: Transformation

1Tasha Miller and Mosley WOtta

Photographer credit: Mario Gallucci

2Tasha Miller and Mosley WOtta

Photographer credit: Mario Gallucci

3Honorees: Beth Burns, Hermann Colas, Jr., Chief Danielle Outlaw

4Honorees: Beth Burns, Hermann Colas, Jr., Chief Danielle Outlaw

5Bradley Scott Christie, Kelley VanvRosky, Becky Paris Christie, Emily VavRosky, Amador & Rosalie Bustos

6Bradley Scott Christie, Kelley VanvRosky, Becky Paris Christie, Emily VavRosky, Amador & Rosalie Bustos

7Jeff Heatherington and Chief Danielle Outlaw

8Jeff Heatherington and Chief Danielle Outlaw

9Members of the Colas Family

10Members of the Colas Family

11Gala Guests

12Gala Guests

13Michael Seale, Laura Cohen and Jeffrey Eisen

14Michael Seale, Laura Cohen and Jeffrey Eisen

15Hermann Colas, Jr., Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty, Derald Walker

16Hermann Colas, Jr., Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty, Derald Walker

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Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare held its 3rd annual Gala with the generosity of 450 guests — transforming the Peter Corvallis Productions warehouse into a beautiful space filled with music, light and movement – raising new gifts in support of whole health care services in mental health, addiction recovery, primary care, and affordable housing.

This year’s Culture of Caring honorees included Hermann Colas, Jr, Founder and Chair of Colas Construction, Portland Police Bureau Chief Danielle Outlaw, and Beth Burns, executive director of p:ear recognizing their contributions for building a healthier, more vibrant community.

The event was hosted by mixed media artist MOsley WOtta, with highlights from singer songwriter Tasha Miller, Portland’s Metropolitan Youth Symphony youth jazz ensemble, and a dynamic light installation by artist Michael Taluc.

Website: www.cascadiabhc.org

Photographer credit: Mario Gallucci