That’s right!  Starting off our list is an organization for the retro-appreciating population out there.  The Pacific Pinball Museum mission statement is: “To teach science, art and history through pinball, and to preserve and promote this important part of American culture.”  Not only can you help raise funding for this tribute to Americana by adding them as your chosen registry charity, but you can be a “multi-ball” contributor by adding their unique Spur Experiences experience and visit the museum for yourself.  Simply add this Pinball Double Up Date to your registry. To learn more about the Pacific Pinball Museum click Tilt!

Based in Denver, CO Project VOYCE endeavors to give a voice to youth; particularly inner city, minority youth.  “Project VOYCE is a non-profit organization that provides leadership programs for students in the underprivileged sectors of Denver and teaches them how to combat challenges in their communities.”  By providing and building mentors Project VOYCE is making a huge impact in their community. To learn more about Project VOYCE click Support

The Oceanic Society has been protecting the oceans since 1969 through efforts such as research, conservation, and ethical ecotourism.  When Exxon had the disastrous oil spill the Oceanic Society was among the most influential organizations providing recovery systems as well as championing legislative change to hold responsible parties accountable for their actions. To learn more about the Oceanic Society click It’s Mari-time!

OMSI is a tribute to experiments, free thought, and action.  This month (June 2017) they’re opening a new exhibit that you won’t want to miss: Pompeii.  They describe it like this: “Travel back in time to 79 A.D. and the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, a day that forever preserved Pompeii's people and treasures.”  They’ll have a 4D movie, artifacts, and the wonderment of what the victims of the massive volcanic eruption did in their final moments.  OMSI look familiar to Spur Experiences readers?  That’s because we featured one of their awesome monthly events in our 5 Brand New Experiences in Oregon blog post. To learn more about OMSI click Keep On Learning On

That’s right!  Starting off our list is an organization for the retro-appreciating population out there.  The Pacific Pinball Museum mission statement is: “To teach science, art and history through pinball, and to preserve and promote this important part of American culture.”  Not only can you help raise funding for this tribute to Americana by adding them as your chosen registry charity, but you can be a “multi-ball” contributor by adding their unique Spur Experiences experience and visit the museum for yourself.  Simply add this Pinball Double Up Date to your registry. To learn more about the Pacific Pinball Museum click Tilt!

Based in Denver, CO Project VOYCE endeavors to give a voice to youth; particularly inner city, minority youth.  “Project VOYCE is a non-profit organization that provides leadership programs for students in the underprivileged sectors of Denver and teaches them how to combat challenges in their communities.”  By providing and building mentors Project VOYCE is making a huge impact in their community. To learn more about Project VOYCE click Support

The Oceanic Society has been protecting the oceans since 1969 through efforts such as research, conservation, and ethical ecotourism.  When Exxon had the disastrous oil spill the Oceanic Society was among the most influential organizations providing recovery systems as well as championing legislative change to hold responsible parties accountable for their actions. To learn more about the Oceanic Society click It’s Mari-time!

OMSI is a tribute to experiments, free thought, and action.  This month (June 2017) they’re opening a new exhibit that you won’t want to miss: Pompeii.  They describe it like this: “Travel back in time to 79 A.D. and the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, a day that forever preserved Pompeii's people and treasures.”  They’ll have a 4D movie, artifacts, and the wonderment of what the victims of the massive volcanic eruption did in their final moments.  OMSI look familiar to Spur Experiences readers?  That’s because we featured one of their awesome monthly events in our 5 Brand New Experiences in Oregon blog post. To learn more about OMSI click Keep On Learning On