Quest’s annual fundraiser has become a joyful and impactful tradition, bringing together community members and supporters to honor the collective accomplishments that make our community so strong.
We invite you to join us for an Enchanted Evening where the fantasy of affirming healthcare for all becomes a reality. Your support not only helps us create an unforgettable evening of celebration, it also fuels the strength, resilience, and well-being of those who rely on Quest to live their fullest lives.
Quest’s work is deeply rooted in resilience, helping individuals overcome adversity with a sense of belonging. By placing community at the core of our work, Quest helps dismantle the stigma and isolation that LGBTQIA2S+ individuals, people living with HIV, BIPOC, and low-income individuals often experience in mainstream healthcare settings.
Offering a range of culturally competent, integrated Medical and Behavioral Health services, Quest protects our community’s fundamental rights to live well as their authentic selves. This is only possible with the support of community members like you!
Join us under the fairy lights - reserve your spot now!
*Tickets available at a discounted Early Bird rate, now-2/12/26!
Make an Impact at Quest Center’s Annual Giving Gala
Dr. Poison Waters is an entertainer, speaker, and host. For almost four decades Poison has been entertaining from countless stages throughout the Pacific Northwest and beyond, coordinating, participating in and hosting an endless docket of benefits, revues and shows for various local, regional and national charities.
The Hostess with the Mostest: Poison Waters!
Mary Rumbaugh: Quest Center’s 2026 Community Impact Award Recipient
Mary Rumbaugh is the Director of Clackamas County’s Health, Housing, and Human Services Department.She has been with Clackamas County since 2000 and holds a bachelor’s degree in social work from the University of Portland.
Throughout Mary’s 25-year history with Clackamas County, she has been an active leader in clinical and system change initiatives.
Mary brings forth a strong belief in the value of partnerships. She believes in a “lean in” approach when there are difficult system challenges and encourages partnerships, both internally and externally, to design systems and supports through the lens of the individuals we collectively serve.
Cocktail attire requested,
whimsical costumes encouraged!
Our cocktail hour will include games like plinko, the tree of chance, and a goblet wall. Each game offers prizes from a wide variety of local businesses.
Think forest creature inspired dresses or suits, or step into character with a full costume.
