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​​Our Mission at Table Rock Foundation 
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To use the wisdom that has been given from the past and empower future generations to live with mindfulness, harmony, love, and joy with each other and the earth.

Table Rock Foundation is a Model For


  • Building economic, environmental, spiritual, and social well-being in our community;
  • Exploring new ways of relating to each other and our world;
  • Fostering an ethic of living as part of a balanced ecology;
  • Connecting with caring and concerned people dedicated to future generations.​ ​

Youth Camps in the Forest

Table Rock Foundation currently oversees the Phil Hart youth campsite which consists of 40+ acres carved out of 375 acres in the mountains of So. Oregon, outside of Grants Pass.
​Camps are for youth to develop into stewards of the earth, and stewards of themselves.  
​Camps located at:
​ 989 SHAN CREEK ROAD
GRANTS PASS, OR 97527

Contact: Brenda Patton   
​[email protected]
​541-660-1308 (Text)
541-476-0397 (Home)
The Table Rock Foundation is located in Grants Pass, Oregon which is the original home of the Takelma, Shasta, and Latgawa peoples. This land is used as a connection between humans and nature to build economic, environmental, spiritual, and social well-being in our community. It is a cherished space that is loved and taken care of by the hands of those who have held significant meaning to it since their bare feet could touch the ground and it welcomes new hearts every single day. This land provides a safe space and opportunity to explore ways to relate to one another as humans and to the world. It is land that is used to foster and care for people dedicated to the future and the generations to come with many generations having already lived, adored, and given their energies for all who have yet had the opportunity to experience the space themselves. 
Table Rock Foundation is recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization​