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| History | | Mission & Values | | Board Of Directors | |
| FAQ | | Contact Us | | Chief Executive Officer, Craig Opperman | |
| Looking Glass is a multi-service, private nonprofit organization whose mission is to build a better future for youth and families by helping them navigate the challenges of childhood, adolescence and young adulthood. | |
| Where is Looking Glass located? | |
| Each of our programs has its own separate location. Most are located in the Eugene/Springfield area. Our Counseling and Adolescent Recovery programs also have offices located throughout Lane County. | |
| How many programs does Looking Glass have? | |
| We currently have ten programs that primarily serve Lane County residents. | |
| Who can use your services? | |
| Looking Glass clients range in age from 2 to 24. Each program has different eligibility requirements for clients based on its funding sources. | |
| If I need immediate help for my child where can I turn to? | |
| We offer a 24-hour information and help line for youth and families in crisis. Please call (541) 689-3111, or out of area, call toll free (888) 689-3111. | |
| How is Looking Glass funded? | |
| Looking Glass has a diversity of funding sources that makes for a fiscally strong organization. Agency revenues come from governmental contracts and grants, charitable gifts, United Way, and fees for services. | |
| What percentage of the agencys expenses are related to administration and fundraising? | |
| Administrative and fundraising expenses average 11% of the agencys total expenses, which is considered low for nonprofit organizations. | |
| How many employees does Looking Glass have? | |
We have approximately 220 paid employees, including 100 volunteers at any given time. |
