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151		Talent, OR
152		PORTLAND, OR
153		Portland, OR
154		PORTLAND, OR
155		SUMMERVILLE, OR
156		BEAVERTON, OR
157		Portland, OR
158		PORTLAND, OR
159		Talent, OR
160		EUGENE, OR
161		WOOD VILLAGE, OR
162		Bend, OR
163		SALEM, OR
164		WEST LINN, OR
165		PORTLAND, OR
166		INDEPENDENCE, OR
167		Bend, OR
168		LAKE OSWEGO, OR
169		SPRINGFIELD, OR
170		Portland, OR
171		BEND, OR
172		ASTORIA, OR
173		Astoria, OR
174		Pendleton, OR
175		ASTORIA, OR
176		Newport, OR
177		Marylhurst, OR
178		Portland, OR
179		Christmas Valley, OR
180		Ashland, OR
181		HILLSBORO, OR
182		BEAVERTON, OR
183		Springfield, OR
184		PORTLAND, OR
185		CORVALLIS, OR
186		BEAVERTON, OR
187		PORTLAND, OR
188		PORTLAND, OR
189		Portland, OR
190		West Linn, OR
191		Medford, OR
192		Eugene, OR
193		ENTERPRISE, OR
194		SALEM, OR
195		Astoria, OR
196		CENTRAL POINT, OR
197		ASHLAND, OR
198		GLADSTONE, OR
199		ROSEBURG, OR
200		SALEM, OR

RAC will serve as a community hub for: leadership development and training; regional strategic planning; policy development; communication coordination and support between local organizations; bipartisan political education; and community building.

Mission: We lead community-grounded initiatives to make justice a lived experience for all. Activities: we organize civic engagement initiatives and community building activities in order to build awareness about vulnerable communities.

African American helps Portlands Black community imagine the alternatives we deserve, builds our political participation and supports to achieve those alternatives.

WILL CREATE A VIBRANT AND INCLUSIVE FAMILY AND SOCIAL GATHERING PLACE WITH EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, SPIRITUAL AND RECREATIONAL PROGRAMMING.

CHARITABLE RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS RESIDING OR OPERATING IN THE ELGIN OREGON

THE MISSION OF and (ACMA) AND THE PARENT / TEACHER (PTO) IS TO SUPPORT VISUAL, PERFORMING AND , ACADEMICS AND CULTURE AT ACMA.

Work with our local community and other non-profits identify opportunities for supporting and improving the lives children with cancer through support, extracurricular activities and provide opportunities improve the lives for kids with cancer.

TO TRANSFORM AND ENRICH THE LIVES OF PERFORMERS AND AUDIENCES THROUGH . WE ADDRESS THE ONGOING NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY AND ITS DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES THROUGH DYNAMIC SHOWS AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH EVENTS-CREATING EQUITY ACROSS OUR ORGANIZATION AND BEYOND WHILE PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERFORMANCE, EDUCATION, AND LAUGHTER.

s mission is to raise funds and awareness from within the motorcycle community and the wider public for survivors of human trafficking and to end demand for commercial sexual exploitation.

The provides grants to charitable organizations that support the following: access to amateur athletics and education for children, promotion of health and wellness and the elimination of hunger in our community

is organized and operates exclusively for charitable, religious, educational, and scientific purposes, including directly engaging in programming provided to individuals to alleviate the poor and homeless, and empower employed, at-risk individuals with financial literacy and independence from the cycle of poverty.

Foster music education and the spirit of aloha through workshops, concerts, festivals and other activities in schools and the community.

The mission of the is to assist its members and the public in terms of education, health, social services, and to promote cultural values, beliefs, and tradition.

TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC VITALITY and QUALITY OF LIFE IN OREGON, WITH A FOCUS IN YAMHILL COUNTY, THROUGH CIVIC AND POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT IN SUPPORT OF COMMUNITY NEEDS.

TO IMPROVE OPPORTUNITIES IN CONSTRUCTION -OWNED BUSINESSES IN OREGON. TO BUILD A COMMUNITY THAT EMPOWERS AND SUPPORTS THE VOICE OF -OWNED BUSINESSES IN THEIR EFFORTS TO OVERCOME BARRIERS, DEVELOP CAPACITIES, PROMOTE AND ENRICH LIVES.

THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED AND WILL BE OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR "CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONX AND "SOCIAL WELFARE" PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTIONS 501(C)3 AND 501(C)4, RESPECTIVELY, OR THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. TO THIS END, THE NONPROFIT SHALL UNDERTAKE ACTIVITIES TO: SUPPORT THE PROVISION OF QUALITY AND DIVERSE INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIACONTENT AND CAPABILITIES TO EDUCATORS AND STUDENTS, INCLUDING, BUT NOTLIMITED TO, DATA SERVICES AND INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO PROVIDED TOACCREDITED INSTITUTIONS AND GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONSENGAGED IN THE FORMAL EDUCATION OF ENROLLED STUDENTS.

Our mission is to dismantle White Supremacy through learning opportunities, community care, and civic activism. We house affinity groups, provide educational lectures and seminars, partner with community organizations, and advocate in our community.

THE STATED MISSION OF IS TO FOSTER AND DEVELOP DIVERSE, PARTICIPATORY INNOVATION COMMUNITIES THAT INCUBATE SOLUTIONS TO SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES; INCLUDING THROUGH PUBLIC EDUCATION, FACILITATING THE ABILITY OF PRIVATE, COMMERCIAL ACTORS, ENTREPRENEURS AND GOVERNMENTS TO GENERATE SHARED VISIONS AND TAKE COLLECTIVE ACTION IN ADVANCING SOLUTIONS THAT ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND LOCAL ECONOMIES, AND INCUBATING AND FUNDING PROGRAMS AND SOLUTIONS THAT ADVANCE SOCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND/OR ECONOMIC JUSTICE. IT WILL ALSO GENERATE, CODIFY, AND PUBLISH LEARNINGS AND INSIGHTS AND FACILITATE BROADER DISCOURSE TO CATALYZE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ON A LARGER SCALE.

OUR MISSION IS TO OFFER COMPREHENSIVE PROFESSIONAL HEALTHCARE WITH RESPECT AND KINDNESS TO EVERYONE IN OUR COMMUNITY, INCLUDING THOSE MOST VULNERABLE.

THE ORGANIZATION WILL ADMINISTER AN ANNUAL AWARD TO RECOGNIZE INDIVIDUALS FOR IN LEADERSHIP IN FIELDS INCLUDING THE ARTS, EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENT, LAW, MEDICINE, NUTRITION, SOCIAL JUSTICE, AND SOCIAL REFORM. IT WILL BE AWARDED TO INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED THE HIGHEST IN LEADERSHIP BOTH PERSONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY.

provides education, community discussion, planning and bedside care for end of life. We provide our services for all individuals, regardless of ability to pay.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO EDUCATE YOUNG PEOPLE IN BUSINESS MATTERS AND TRAIN THEM FOR LEADERSHIP ROLES, INTERPERSONAL SKILLS, PUBLIC SPEAKING AND PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY. THE ORGANIZATION FURTHER PROMOTES THE OBJECTS CLUB INTERNATIONAL, STUDENT LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNITY SERVICE, PROVIDES RESOURCES AND ASSISTANCE FOR COORDINATION THE PROJECTS ITS MEMBER CLUBS, STRENGTHENS AND EXTENDS THE CLUB PROGRAM, INCREASES THE COOPERATION BETWEEN THE EFFORTS AND THE CLUBS WITHIN THE BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES, PROMOTES THE PARTICIPATION ITS HIGH SCHOOL MEMBER CLUBS WITHIN THE IN THE OBJECTIVES, PROGRAMS AND POLICIES THE AND CLUB INTERNATIONAL, AND ALSO PROMOTES KIWANIS FAMILY RELATIONS.

advocates for ending homelessness . With partners, we are working to provide a welcoming community where people can find a safe place to be comfortable and to help them transition toward self-sufficiency at their own pace.

To donate to local charitable causes and organizations such as Wildlife Rehabilitation, Friends of the Library, Arts Council as well as public broadcasting, and to provide scholarship funds to students continuing their education beyond high school.

SHARING AND CELEBRATING FINNISH HERITAGE AND CONTRIBUTIONS AND CULTURE BY PROVIDING EDUCATION, ARTS AND CRAFT ACTIVITIES IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROVIDES A WELCOME TO ALL AT ITS HISTORIC .

uses performance and visual art to inspire hope and personal transformation among underserved and at-risk audiences in correctional facilities, juvenile detention centers, schools, and minority communities around the world. We use our mobile theater show, artistic magazine, and virtual performance to provide a therapeutic and cathartic experience for all those suffering in difficult circumstances. We support these programs with aid and correspondence services, providing physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual support to those incarcerated and their families, as well as to the homeless, those recently released from incarceration, families in poverty, and homeless vets.

To create a nonpartisan stewardship culture deterring littering and dumping through social, digital and onsite messaging and through the organization, facilitation and funding the removal trash from public lands.

The specific purpose of the Corporation is to address systemic inequalities at a community level by providing outreach and programs to build a more future.

Provide support to the Christmas Valley community including the use, enjoyment, and preservation of the . . Activities include donations to community organizations and provision of supplies, repairs and maintenance to the .

offers educational programs integrating art , provides educational materials that explore the biodiversity of the Klamath-Cascade-Siskiyou region, conducts activities supporting a sustainable culture.

exists to provide benefits to the community with a focus on helping underprivileged children and assisting those with food insecurity.

Distributing grant support to digital artists

Our mission is to serve our Latinx community through , artistic, and educational activities and programs.

THE . , . IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF MAKING CASH CONTRIBUTIONS TO QUALIFYING PUBLIC CHARITIES. THE DOES NOT ENGAGE IN ANY OTHER DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES.

To create a more equitable and accepting community for , and to show young people who want to hunt that the outdoors are for everyone, while providing educational opportunities, mentorships, and resources for new .

HAS A COMMITMENT TO DISMANTLE BARRIERS TO EQUITY AND IMPROVE COMMUNITY CONDITIONS SO THAT ALL PEOPLE CAN REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL. THEY DO THIS BY SUPPORTING STRATEGIES THAT ELEVATE COMMUNITY-BASED KNOWLEDGE AND THE VOICES OF COMMUNITIES EXPERIENCING DISPARITIES AND WORK TO SHAPE DECISIONS THAT AFFECT THEM.

Charitable serving disadvantaged homeless & low-income families by providing freshly-harvested, healthful produce; & facilitating community education on regenerative agriculture & sustainable farming methods that conserve & nourish the land.

IS DEDICATED TO EXPANDING POLITICAL ADVOCACY AND BUILDING ELECTORAL POWER IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIVE COMMUNITY.

Support education and professional development of youth in the areas of music, skateboarding, art and design, among other creative disciplines.

Harbor Portland Rescue Mission Grant - Provided funds for operation of addiction recovery spiritual formation and life skills development programs

The organization will raise funds and make gifts to local charitable organizations and governmental agencies to support foster and homeless youth.

RADICAL EMPOWERMENT (CORE) IS DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING, EMPOWERING AND ADVOCATING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN LANE COUNTY SURVIVING THE EFFECTS OF POVERTY, HOMELESSNESS OR OTHER ADVERSITIES.

The hopes to build a stronger, more inclusive and equitable community by helping underserved residents to live more comfortable lives and by providing financial support in the form of scholarships and grants to individuals, programs, and projects in our community.

Inspiring people to build a better

Community theatre production company and performing arts venue.

Our mission as The is growing a strong and engaged by supporting a broad range of initiatives serving the people of Jackson County.

TO CONSTRUCT A COMMUNITY OF PERMANENT, AFFORDABLE HOMES THAT WILL ADDRESS THE CONCERNS OF WILDFIRES, INADEQUATE LOW-COST HOUSING, AND MULTI-GENERATIONAL FINANCIAL INEQUITY WHILE ALSO CREATING A PROTOTYPE BETTER-HOUSING DEMONSTRATION FOR FUTURE COMMUNITY-BASED DESIGN.

To fundraise and provide aid to Oregon community members who are the victims of drought, famine, wildfires, and other natural disasters, as well as to those facing other other emergencies & personal crises such as loss of income from illness & more.

is a non-profit that holds annual fundraisers to help local families (specifically children 18 and under) in need during the holiday season.

DEVELOP PROGRAMS AND LEADERSHIP THROUGH OUR DIVERSE COMMUNITIES.

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