Showing 29 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY BEND - THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FOOD AND HOUSING ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED. | BEND, OR | |
| 2 | COMMUNITY RESOURCE TR The purpose of Community Resource Trust include activities to end hunger, alleviate human suffering, foster and develop low income and affordable housing, and promote educational programs in the state of Oregon. | Salem, OR | |
| 3 | ROCKWOOD MSC QALICB INC PROVIDE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO LOW INCOME AND MODERATE INCOME PERSONS. | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 4 | COMMUNITY ALLIANCE OF TENANTS TO EDUCATE AND EMPOWER TENANTS TO DEMAND SAFE, STABLE, AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING. | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 5 | AFFORDABLE HOUSING SOLUTIONS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR DECENT, SAFE, AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO LOW INCOME PERSONS. | MEDFORD, OR | |
| 6 | FOUNDATION FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING INC TO CREATE SAFE, COMFORTABLE, HIGH-QUALITY, AFFORDABLE HOMES FOR VERY-LOW INCOME SENIOR CITIZENS. | BEND, OR | |
| 7 | FOUNDATION FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING III TO PROVIDE SAFE AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO LOW INCOME FAMILIES AND SENIOR CITIZENS. | BEND, OR | |
| 8 | ISLAMIC OF SOCIAL SERVICE OF OREGON ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED BY PROVIDING HOUSING ASSISTANCE, MEDICAL, LIVING GOODS AND UTILITIES | Beaverton, OR | |
| 9 | CSP KEHILLAH HOUSING PROVIDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED ADULTS. | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 10 | World Scholarship Initiative provide scholarships to secondary school and university students in Nakuru, Kenya. The scholarships intend to cover all direct cost of attending four years of secondary school, including supplies, housing costs, school tuition, and education trips. Additional scholarships to assist university students with supplies, housing, and tuition | Milwaukie, OR | |
| 11 | OPERATION TINY HOME Non-profit that assists people struggling with severe housing instability to maintain a life of dignity through custom, high quality tiny housing solutions and empowerment training programs. | Oakland, OR | |
| 12 | Family Promise of Tualatin Valley TO PROVIDE FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS TEMPORARY EMERGENCY SHELTER WITH INTENSIVE CASE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT WHILE THEY WORK TOWARD THE GOAL OF SAFE, STABLE AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING. | Tualatin, OR | |
| 13 | First Story FIRST STORY PROVIDES QUALITY AFFORDABLE HOUSING THROUGH A 30-YEAR, ZERO-INTEREST AND ZERO-DOWN HOME LOAN TO LOWER-INCOME FAMILIES (DEFINED AS BELOW 80% OF AREA MEDIAN INCOME). IN ADDITION, FIRST STORY PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS, PERSONS IN NEED AND AT-RISK YOUTH AND FUNDING FOR HOUSING/SHELTER SERVICES, HUNGER RELIEF, EMERGENCY AID, AND/OR SUPPORT TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS ALIGNED WITH THE CORPORATIONS MISSION. | Bend, OR | |
| 14 | OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY The mission of IHDC is to help create a vibrant and dignified community through the purchase, renovation, maintenance and management of safe, comfortable and affordable housing. | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 15 | OREGON MANUFACTURED HOUSING ASSOCIATION TO PROMOTE AND IMPROVE THE MANUFACTURED HOUSING INDUSTRY BY PROVIDING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE AND EDUCATION, PROMOTING SAFE, AFFORDABLE, HIGH-PERFORMANCE HOMES, PROVIDING TRAINING, EDUCATION, AND INFORMATION TO THOSE WHO DESIGN, BUILD, INSTALL, SELL, AND FINANCE MANUFACTURED HOMES | SALEM, OR | |
| 16 | CENTRAL CITY CONCERN SEE SCHEDULE O. THE MISSION OF CENTRAL CITY CONCERN (CCC) TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE SOLUTIONS TO ENDING HOMELESSNESS AND ACHIEVING SELF-SUFFICIENCY. FOUNDED IN 1979, CCC HAS DEVELOPED A COMPREHENSIVE CONTINUUM OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING OPTIONS INTEGRATED WITH DIRECT SOCIAL SERVICES INCLUDING HEALTHCARE, RECOVERY, AND EMPLOYMENT. | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 17 | HEPPNER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORP ENCOURAGE and SUPPORT THE RETENTION AND EXPANSION OF EXISTING BUSINESSES IN THE HEPPNER, LEXINGTON AND IONE, OREGON AREAS AND TO SUPPORT ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES. PROMOTE WORKFORCE HOUSING AS A TOOL FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGH HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES AND DIRECT RENTAL HOUSING DEVELOPMENT. | HEPPNER, OR | |
| 18 | FOOD FOR LANE COUNTY FOOD FOR LANE COUNTY IS A PRIVATE, NONPROFIT FOOD BANK DEDICATED TO REDUCING HUNGER BY ENGAGING OUR COMMUNITY TO CREATE ACCESS TO FOOD. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS BY SOLICITING, COLLECTING, RESCUING, GROWING, PREPARING AND PACKAGING FOOD FOR DISTRIBUTION TO A NETWORK OF SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES AND PROGRAMS, AND THROUGH PUBLIC AWARENESS, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ADVOCACY. WE DISTRIBUTE PRODUCTS TO FOOD PANTRIES, MEAL SITES, SHELTERS, AFFORDABLE HOUSING SITES,AND NON-EMERGENCY PROGRAMS. | EUGENE, OR | |
| 19 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 20 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 21 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 22 | SALEM, OR | ||
| 23 | JUNCTION CITY, OR | ||
| 24 | Redmond, OR | ||
| 25 | PORTLAND, OR | ||
| 26 | HILLSBORO, OR | ||
| 27 | ROSEBURG, OR | ||
| 28 | ALBANY, OR | ||
| 29 | MILWAUKIE, OR | ||
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