Trink is a 5th generation Oregonian and proud of it!  She attended Stephens College for her AA degree and graduated from Oregon State University in broadcasting and journalism.  Trink’s professional career centered on directing volunteers primarily in health care in the nonprofit and corporate sectors. Her other passion besides her family, is volunteering in various nonprofits. Since joining the Assistance League in 2022 she served as the Procurement Coordinator for Promenade Portland. Trink has been so impressed with the high caliber of volunteers, as well as the mission and the extraordinary accomplishments of the league with its focus on children and families!

Peggy remains strongly committed to the mission of the Assistance League of Greater Portland and advocating for the needs of children suffering from poverty and homelessness.  Now retired, she spent 39 years teaching young children in the Centennial School District including many immigrant families, where she developed a deep understanding of their struggles and needs.  A 1976 graduate of Lewis and Clark College in Education, Peggy is the mother of three grown sons.  In retirement, Peggy spends her time reading, gardening, walking in her Irvington neighborhood, traveling, supporting opportunities for women’s education and reaching out with joy and care to everyone including her husband, Dave.

Caroline holds a BS in Economics and a BA in Music.  She spent the bulk of her career in Financial Services.  Caroline became impressed with the Assistance League’s achievements in the local community while consigning items for a family member who was downsizing, and decided she wanted to help.  She has worked in the Consignment shop in the Jewelry department, served on the Finance Committee, and was recently honored to accept an invitation to act as V.P. of Retail Sales.  Previous volunteer experience includes her tenure as President of the Board of Opera Idaho, acting as a transport volunteer for Pacific Pug Rescue, and as a volunteer choral conductor.

Mary grew up in Eugene and graduated from Scripps College in Claremont, California. Then she and her college sweetheart husband Harold (later to become the 2nd male member of ALGP) moved back to Eugene where her 22-year career with the City of Eugene included years as a Human Rights analyst focused on the rights of people with disabilities and then as the City Recorder. After retiring Mary & Harold moved to Portland in 2019 to be closer to 2 of their 5 grandchildren. Since joining ALGP in 2021 Mary has enjoyed working in Consignment as part of the furniture team, helping with Operation School Bell, being on the Membership and Bylaws committees, and being around so many friendly, talented and dedicated volunteers. Besides ALGP, Mary’s passions are spending time with the grandkids, traveling, cooking, hiking in Forest Park, and reading.