COVID-19 Resources for Bethel Citizens

How You Can Get Help

Food For Lane County Resources, including free meal schedules for children under 18 in the Bethel School District

Lane County Mutual Aid Network

How You Can Give Help

You’ve probably already seen many of our other resources below, so we’ll start with how you can support your local community and neighborhood.

Check on your neighbors – Offer to run errands or get groceries for someone who might not be able to go themselves, or who is older or at-risk
Reduce stigma – COVID-19 is a virus that does not see racial, religious, or any differences between humans.
Support local organizations with donations. See below for a list of hyper-local options
Support local businesses and arts and cultural organizations by buying gift cards, tickets for future events or ordering take out
Offer help through the Lane County Mutual Aid Network (English)
Offer help through the Lane County Mutual Aid Network (Español)
Lane County Mutual Aid Network Hotline: (541) 321-8749

Bethel Businesses Offering Takeout

Below are a selection of Bethel restaurants still offering takeout during this time. The Eugene Chamber is maintaining a full list across Lane County here.

Name	Phone	Address
Abby’s Legendary Pizza-Echo Hollow	541-689-9693	1976 Echo Hollow Rd, Eugene, OR 97402
All Thai’d Up	510-415-9310	Food truck-Eugene, OR 97401
Burrito Amigos 99	541-461-8880	1136 State Hwy 99 N
Carte Blanche Caterers	541-554-9088	1000 S Bertelsen Rd Suite #1, Eugene, OR 97402
Dairy Queen HWY 99	541-688-8141	734 State Hwy 99 N, Eugene, OR 97402
Dutch Bros		1499 Hwy. 99 North
The Embers	541-688-6564	1811 State Hwy 99 N, Eugene, OR 97402
Eva’s Taqueria	541-337-3474	4190 Barger Dr, Eugene, OR 97402-Open Friday and Saturday from 10:30am until they run out.
Java Generations Royal	541-461-1744	4744 Royal Ave, Eugene, OR 97402
Little Ceaser’s Pizza Royal	541-607-1650	4768 Royal Ave, Eugene, OR 97402
Riva’s Taco Shop 99	541-461-1183	575 OR-99, Eugene, OR 97402
Subway Royal Ave	541-688-0652	4724 Royal Ave West, Eugene, OR 97402
Lee’s Donuts & Thai	541-607-9848	1950 Echo Hollow Rd Ste A
Fruteria Lalito		4190 Barger Dr (Truck)
The Filling Station	458-201-8166	4925 Barger Dr
Thai Time	541-972-6928	670 Hwy 99 N

Updates from Your Local, State and Federal Government

What’s Social Distancing?

From the CDC:

Don’t shake hands. Avoid unnecessary contact by not shaking hands, hugging or kissing as greetings. Find other, non-contact ways to say hello.
Leave space. Maintain a 6-foot radius between yourself and others in public spaces. (Droplets that may carry influenza and COVID-19 can commonly travel up to 6 feet.)
Think it through. If you would normally reconsider attending an event during flu season, reconsider it now. People over 60 and those with pre-existing respiratory, cardiac conditions, or who are immunocompromised should avoid all large gatherings.

Beyond this, we encourage Bethel citizens to not just reconsider attending an event, but to avoid unnecessary social gatherings completely.

Staying Healthy

Staying healthy during this outbreak means two things – not getting sick, and maintaining your normal mental and physical health. To avoid getting sick:

Cover your cough. Cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue and then throw the tissue away. If you don’t have a tissue, cough into your elbow.
Wash your hands often with soap and water. Use hand sanitizer if you don’t have access to soap and water.
Avoid touching your face, especially eyes, nose and mouth.
Stay home if you are sick. Avoid contact with people who are sick.

And to maintain your normal health, continue to get fresh air and exercise regularly! Your local parks and bike paths are all open. Maintain a six-foot radius around other folks and avoid activities like basketball or ultimate frisbee where close contact and a shared resource are unavoidable.