
Nonprofit human services organization helping individuals with disabilities or disadvantages reach their full potential.

Held annually during Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in March, Shangri-La's Yellow Napkin Project aims to increase our community's disability literacy and awareness.
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Started in 2022 with just 2,500 napkins, the Yellow Napkin Project now distributes over 10,000 napkins featuring five disability literacy messages.
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See the 2023 disability literacy messages. These messages were selected by input from individuals with disabilities served by Shangri-La and Direct Support Professionals.
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The napkins are distributed by community partners, mainly food service establishments, who share the napkins with their customers.
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Read more about the Yellow Napkin Project in this article by the Salem Reporter. ​
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If you are interested in starting a Yellow Napkin Project in your area, please email: community@shangrila-or.org.

2023 Yellow Napkin Project Distribution Partners
Support these local businesses who are helping create communities where all people are accepted for their abilities.
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Ankeny Vineyard, Salem
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Third Avenue Eatery/Baked and Loaded Potatoes/Naked Cat Coffee, Stayton
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Beehive Taphouse @ Beehive Station, Salem
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Caffe Capri Reed, Salem
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Chic Skape, Mt. Angel
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Columbia Bank, Salem-Keizer
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Cozzie's NY Deli, Salem
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Denny's, Woodburn
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Heroes Tap House, Salem
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Keizer Sub Shop, Keizer
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Lively Station, Salem
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Marion County Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Conference
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On Any Sundae, Salem
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Rosie's Mountain Coffee House, Mill City
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Route 99, Brooks
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Sweetly Baked, Salem
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Sewell Sweets, Salem
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T-Mobile, Stayton
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The Dawg House Food Truck, Salem
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The Hub, Stayton
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The Safe Haven at Chemeketa Community College
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Shades of Brew, Salem
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The Easy Otter, Salem
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Urban Grange, West Salem
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Waldo Middle School
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Western Oregon University Disability Services, Monmouth
Download the napkin distribution partner guide to learn more or click here to request napkins.