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In the 1840s, Tabitha Brown crossed the Oregon Trail, eventually making her home in what would become Forest Grove. In her new community, she saw a great need: Children left orphaned or abandoned along the trail or by the gold rushes in California and Alaska. She dreamed of creating a home and a school, “to receive all the children, rich and poor.” That dream became the Orphan Asylum, then Tualatin Academy, and eventually �鶹Ӱ��.

For 175 years, �鶹Ӱ�� has lived Tabitha Brown’s vision, providing care and education to uplift those who uphold others.