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Yamhill Community Care Early Learning Hub to host Free Community Baby Shower

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10 Sep 2026
Jenefar de Leon Cossey

McMinnville, Ore. – The Yamhill Community Care Early Learning Hub is hosting a free Community Baby Shower for new and expecting parents:

Who: Expecting and recently postpartum Families (partners and siblings are welcome!)

What: Free Community Baby Shower

When: Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, 4:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Where: McMinnville Community Center, 600 NE Evans St., in McMinnville

Registration is not required; this is a “drop-in” event. This event will provide a resource fair, raffle prizes, free goodie bags, light food, and non-alcoholic beverages.

“We are excited to welcome families once again to our Fall Community Baby Shower and provide valuable resources to support local families on their parenting journey,” said Jennifer Laine, Director of the Yamhill Early Learning Hub. “It’s incredibly rewarding to see families leave not only with fun, practical gifts, but also with meaningful connections to trusted local partners who are here to support them every step of the way.”

The Yamhill Community Care Early Learning Hub brings together early childhood, K-12 education, health care, social services, businesses, governments, and philanthropic organizations to improve outcomes for young children and align services into one efficient and effective county-wide early learning system.

About Yamhill Community Care:

Yamhill Community Care (YCCO) is a Coordinated Care Organization that serves Oregon Health Plan (OHP) members in Yamhill County and parts of Washington and Polk County. YCCO’s more than 90 employees are dedicated to improving members’ quality of life by coordinating family support services and effective, integrated, patient-centered health care. YCCO stands out as the only CCO that is also an Early Learning Hub. Learn more at www.yamhillcco.org, and follow YCCO on Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

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