A typical March day would see them at their desks at Providence Park, the views from the highest level of the stadium’s northwest corner allowing Stand Together’s staff to look down on the entire field. On game days they’re closer to the action, interacting with the various people and organizations that make up the team’s day-to-day life, but for much of their existence, the project’s four-person staff is out in the community, among those partners, executing the various ideas that define the Portland Timbers’ and Thorns FC’s community outreach arm For Stand Together, reality is usually an in-person one.
In changing world, Stand Together adapts to help community in need in new ways
