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1		Corvallis, OR
2		Portland, OR
3		SALEM, OR
4		NORTH PLAINS, OR
5		CORVALLIS, OR
6		COOS BAY, OR
7		Tiller, OR
8		Grants Pass, OR
9		Salem, OR
10		PRINEVILLE, OR
11		WEST LINN, OR
12		PORTLAND, OR
13		MEDFORD, OR
14		BEND, OR
15		Boring, OR
16		EUGENE, OR
17		LAKE OSWEGO, OR
18		LAKE OSWEGO, OR
19		Forest Grove, OR
20		PORTLAND, OR
21		PORTLAND, OR
22		PORTLAND, OR
23		Portland, OR
24		Portland, OR
25		MCMINNVILLE, OR
26		PORTLAND, OR
27		KLAMATH FALLS, OR
28		EUGENE, OR
29		GRANTS PASS, OR
30		Sutherlin, OR
31		HILLSBORO, OR
32		Sherwood, OR
33		Fairview, OR
34		REDMOND, OR
35		EUGENE, OR
36		COOS BAY, OR
37		PORTLAND, OR
38		DEXTER, OR
39		ALBANY, OR
40		CAVE JUNCTION, OR
41		PORTLAND, OR
42		PORTLAND, OR
43		MEDFORD, OR
44		Dallas, OR
45		Clackamas, OR
46		CLACKAMAS, OR
47		Oregon City, OR
48		GRESHAM, OR
49		PORTLAND, OR
50		REDMOND, OR

When children in sponsorship programs grow up, their sponsorship eventually ends. This is called "aging out." Young adults aging out of sponsorship programs are at great risk. Research shows these young adults, who lack a support system for transitioning to adulthood, are significantly more vulnerable to dangers such as HIV, prostitution, depression, suicide, alcohol and drug abuse, malnutrition, and death. Struggles for food and housing reduce their ability to complete their education. Unemployment impacts their ability to support themselves. We come along side with financial support, local mentoring and accountability, and spiritual guidance as these young adults leave their childhood sponsorships and move into post secondary education, careers, and independent adulthood.

The was established with the purpose of encouraging, promoting, and supporting in and Southwestern Washington. Particular attention is given to making accessible to the low income and under served community. This is accomplished through targeting our donations to programs deemed consistent with our mission, as well as through encouraging volunteerism from among the community and beyond.

DEDICATED TO RAISING, MANAGING AND DISTRIBUTING FUNDS TO HELP ACHIEVE ITS MISSION.

PROVIDE SERVICES TO

WillametteApprenticeBalletisaneducationalprogramprovidingpreprofessionaldancetrainingandperformanceexperiencetohighschoolandcollegeageddancers.

Support to homeless low income elderly and US troops

SURCP is a based 501(C)(3) collaborative dedicated to social and economic revitalization of the communities located in the river basin geographical area. Our mission is to develop a local workforce, business opportunities and family wage jobs in cooperation with Tribal governments,Federal and State agencies. SURCP facilitates collaborative aquatic and terrestrial based restoration and based projects with Federal agencies, regional stakeholders and members on public and private lands. We are recognized as one of 24 Oregon collaboratives focused on resolving the complex social and ecological challenges facing southern Oregon counties located in and around Federally managed forest lands. We also facilitate citizen science based projects that promote health, education and job opportunities with a nexus associated with restoration ecology.

The works to foster a culturally rich community in by encouraging participation in the arts, heritage, humanities, and culture through education, activities, fundraising, and grant awards.

Support Retirement Community in providing care and services to their residents and continuing education to their employees.

The , will generate funds from various fundraising events held throughout the fiscal year to serve the youth, the aged and the disadvantaged within , Oregon.

ELGL ENGAGES THE BRIGHTEST MINDS IN

OUR MISSION IS TO FOSTER EDUCATION IN NORTH AMERICA. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS MISSION BY ENGAGING IN PROJECTS, SUPPORTING YOUNG RESEARCHERS, CONDUCTING AN ANNUAL MEETING HIGHLIGHTING IMPORTANT EDUCATION PROGRAMS. OUR VISION IS A WORLD FREE OF THROUGH LEADERSHIP IN EDUCATION.

TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES OF , INC. AND ITS AFFILIATES.

ENCOURAGING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF EMPOWERING AND NURTURING RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MARKET THROUGH INFORMAL GATHERINGS AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES.

To promote education, sustainable developement, religious instruction, and economic empowerment among disadvantaged men, women and youth is east Africa.

ORGANIZATION SERVES AGED-OUT ORPHANS IN KOREA

THE SERVES AS A RESOURCE FOR EMPLOYEES WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED FINANCIAL HARDSHIP DUE TO TRAGEDY, ILLNESS, OR AN EXTREME LIFE EVENT.

TO PROVIDE RETIREMENT HOUSING THROUGH A CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY (ALSO KNOWN AS A LIFE PLAN COMMUNITY) WITH A RANGE OF LIVING OPTIONS THAT INCLUDE: INDEPENDENT LIVING, ASSISTED LIVING, MEMORY SUPPORT AND RESIDENTIAL CARE.

The is a CHARITABLE LONG-TERM CARE FACILITY which provides food, lodging medicine for its elderly residents.

WE SPECIALIZE IN FAMILY SAFETY, SUBSTANCE USE, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, AND REENTRY FROM THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. FOR 125 YEARS, WE HAVE BEEN EMPOWERING INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES IN INCLUDING THE AGING POPULATION, YOUNG PEOPLE, MEN AND WOMEN RETURNING FROM PRISON, PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS, AND THOSE RECOVERING FROM ADDICTIONS. LAST YEAR WE SERVED OVER 6,000 INDIVIDUALS IN .

IT IS THE MISISON OF TO EQUIP CHRISTIAN STUDENTS THROUGH HIGHER EDUCATION TO BECOME BIBLICALLY COMPETENT, ACADEMICALLY PROFICIENT, SPIRITUALLY FORMED, AND CULTURALLY ENGAGED SERVANT LEADERS, SHAPED TO BE A TRANSFORMING FORCE IN THE CHURCH, COMMUNITY AND WORLD. THE PROVIDES STUDENTS ALL SERVICES NECESSARY FOR A COLLEGE EDUCATION AND ASSISTS, WHERE POSSIBLE, THOSE STUDENTS IN FINANCIAL NEED.

PROVISION OF SERVICES TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO ASSIST IN ENCOURAGING PREVENTION, EDUCATION, AND GENERAL HEALTH

is a voluntary formed to promote the common business interests of its members, all of which are engaged in the business of providing long-term and related services in the state of .

Supporting seniors to live the life of their choosing by partnering with them to provide a high quality, inclusive, engaging, innovative, and financially sustainable environment.

Low cost retirement housing and care

THE PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND OTHER SUPPORT TO RESIDENTS OF , A LIFE PLAN COMMUNITY, ALSO KNOWN AS A CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY. RESIDENTS MAY APPLY FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IF THEIR PERSONAL AND FAMILY FINANCIAL RESOURCES ARE NO LONGER SUFFICIENT TO PAY THEIR LIVING EXPENSES AT , INC. THE ALSO MAKES GRANTS TO , INC. ON A SELECTIVE BASIS FOR PROJECTS THAT BENEFIT RESIDENTS.

TO ENSURE THAT THE OLDER POPULATION, LOW-INCOME, MINORITY GROUPS AND THOSE WITH DISABILITIES WITHIN AND HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR PURSUING CHOICES, INDEPENDENCE, DIGNITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE.

CULTIVATES STRONG AND CREATIVE COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING HIGH-QUALITY EXPERIENCES, ENGAGING PEOPLE OF ALL AGES IN EDUCATION, AND ENCOURAGING ARTISTIC ENDEAVORS.

THE (RCCF) WAS ESTABLISHED TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE THE EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF (RCC). THE ACCOMPLISHES ITS PURPOSE BY FOSTERING INTEREST IN THE BROADENING OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, SOLICITING AND DEVELOPING GRANTS AND GIFTS, INVESTING AND MANAGING FUNDS AND ACQUIRING AND DISPOSING OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY ON BEHALF OF RCC. THESE FUNDS ARE USED TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENT SUCCESS, SUPPORT FOR PROGRAMS, FACULTY ADVANCEMENT, INSTRUCTIONAL ENHANCEMENT, CAMPUS ENRICHMENT. THE ALSO SERVES AS A CITIZEN ADVISORY GROUP TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE RCC DISTRICT.

To provide a better life of retirement for the of .Provide Senior Center for activities, Bingo, Games, and Music.Serve meals in our dining hall (curb side pick up when necessary) and home delivery.

SERVICES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS

Provide funding to supplement activities

To build, operate and maintain a Center providing independent living arrangements conducive to Christian fellowship and Study for The Student Fellowship retirees.

SERVES THE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED OF CENTRAL OREGON, INCLUDING THE WARM SPRINGS INDIAN RESERVATION, WITH SERVICES THAT INCLUDE: A REGIONAL FOOD BANK, HEAD START PROGRAM (PRESCHOOL), ENERGY ASSISTANCE, WEATHERIZATION, HOUSING, SHELTER, HOME-OWNERSHIP AND PRESERVATION LOANS, SUPPORT TO CHILDCARE PROVIDERS AND A MONEY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR PHYSICALLY OR MENTALLY COMPROMISED INDIVIDUALS.

IS A PRIVATE, NONPROFIT BANK DEDICATED TO REDUCING HUNGER BY ENGAGING OUR COMMUNITY TO CREATE ACCESS TO . WE ACCOMPLISH THIS BY SOLICITING, COLLECTING, RESCUING, GROWING, PREPARING AND PACKAGING DISTRIBUTION TO A NETWORK OF SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES AND PROGRAMS, AND THROUGH PUBLIC AWARENESS, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ADVOCACY. WE DISTRIBUTE PRODUCTS TO PANTRIES, MEAL SITES, SHELTERS, AFFORDABLE HOUSING SITES,AND NON-EMERGENCY PROGRAMS.

TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND FITNESS BY STAGING AND WALKING EVENTS FOR ALL INTERESTED PERSONS.

THE CORPORATION PROVIDES LOW-INCOME HOUSING TO ELDERLY AND DISABLED PERSONS VIA A 30-UNIT APARTMENT COMPLEX. THE CORPORATION OFFERS COMFORT, SECURITY, AND A CLEAN ENVIRONMENT TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE. THE PROJECT RECEIVES FINANCING THROUGH THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, WHICH AMONG OTHER THINGS, CONTROLS THE RENTS OF THE PROJECT.

LOST VALLEY IS A 501C(3) LEARNING CENTER, EDUCATING YOUTH AND ADULTS IN THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF SUSTAINABLE LIVING SKILLS. WE TAKE A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO SUSTAINABILITY EDUCATION, ENGAGING STUDENTS IN ECOLOGICAL, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL GROWTH.

TO GROW THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF TOURISM ENRICHING LOCAL EXPERIENCES, CARRYING THIS OUT BY ENCOURAGING OVERNIGHT STAYS VISITOR EXPENDITURES, SEEKING NEW TOURISM OPORTUNITIES (INCLUDING LOCAL, REGIONAL STATE-WIDE PARTNERSHIPS), PROMOTING THE SURROUNDING AREA.

WE ARE A SOCIAL CLUB FOR CITIZENS OVER THE AGE OF 55.

The mission is to fund projects and facility improvements that enhance the quality of retirement living for all members, and to support the Lesta Hoel Memorial Trust Fund that assists members who might otherwise have to leave the due to financial hardship.

PROVIDE LOWER COST TO THE ELDERLY AND DISABLED.

IS A CHRIST-CENTERED LEARNING COMMUNITY COMMITTED TO EQUIPPING STUDENTS TO BECOME BIBLICALLY COMPETENT, ACADEMICALLY PROFICIENT, SPIRITUALLY CULTIVATED, AND CULTURALLY ENGAGED SERVANT LEADERS.

TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY BY ACTIVELY SUPPORTING THE WORK OF THE VILLAGE.

The objectives of the Club are to: A. Support the sport of dog . B. Educate the members and the public about the sport of dog . C. Conduct training classes and informal and formal events associated with dog . D. Protect and advance the interests of dog by encouraging sportsmanlike competition and responsible dog ownership.

BRIDGING THE GAP TO ENSURE STUDENTS ARE ENGAGED AND READY TO LEARN.

Encouraging people to reach the full potential that God created them to be.

TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT OF FARMWORKERS AND DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS THROUGH THE PROVISION OF EDUCATION, TRAINING, ADVOCACY AND SERVICES THAT ENHANCE SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

THE COMMERCE OREGON (PACCO) IS A WELCOMING AND INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY ORGANIZED TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT AND RESILIENCY FOR HISTORICALLY MARGINALIZED, ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED, UNDERSERVED AND UNDER-RESOURCED COMMUNITIES. WE GROUND OUR EFFORTS IN RACIAL EQUITY AND PROMOTE ENTREPRENEURISM, EDUCATION, PROFESSIONAL GROWTH, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS, LEADERSHIP TRAINING PROGRAMS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, NETWORKING AND RELEVANT WORKSHOPS.

PROVIDED FUNDS TO FAMILIES OF TRADE SHOW WORKERS WHO HAVE SUFFERED SEVERE TRAGEDIES AND/OR FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS DUE TO INSURMOUNTABLE MEDICAL EXPENSES.

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