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151		PORTLAND, OR
152		BEAVERTON, OR
153		PORTLAND, OR
154		Portland, OR
155		SUMMERVILLE, OR
156		BEAVERTON, OR
157		Ashland, OR
158		PORTLAND, OR
159		MEDFORD, OR
160		Talent, OR
161		EUGENE, OR
162		EUGENE, OR
163		PENDLETON, OR
164		Bend, OR
165		SUTHERLIN, OR
166		SALEM, OR
167		WEST LINN, OR
168		HOOD RIVER, OR
169		INDEPENDENCE, OR
170		EUGENE, OR
171		Bend, OR
172		SPRINGFIELD, OR
173		Portland, OR
174		COOS BAY, OR
175		ASTORIA, OR
176		Astoria, OR
177		SEASIDE, OR
178		Marylhurst, OR
179		Portland, OR
180		Maupin, OR
181		Portland, OR
182		Ashland, OR
183		BEAVERTON, OR
184		Springfield, OR
185		PORTLAND, OR
186		BEAVERTON, OR
187		PORTLAND, OR
188		Portland, OR
189		West Linn, OR
190		Portland, OR
191		PORTLAND, OR
192		PORTLAND, OR
193		Eugene, OR
194		ENTERPRISE, OR
195		Astoria, OR
196		CENTRAL POINT, OR
197		ASHLAND, OR
198		GRESHAM, OR
199		GLADSTONE, OR
200		PORTLAND, OR

CONCERTS ARE PROVIDED FOR THE BENEFIT OF AUDIENCES FROM EACH LOCAL COMMUNITY.

The Michael Domnhnaill has been established to promote Irish traditional music in all its forms - to promote Irish traditional dancing - to promote and foster singing in both Irish and English.

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.

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.

Our purpose is to receive bequests and donations, consistent with 501(c)(3), that will be used to serve and enhance the greater Rogue Valley: youth, seniors and our neighbors in Ashland.

ENGAGES WOMEN OF PORTLAND AND SW WASHINGTON TO INVEST IN THE COMMUNITY THROUGH COLLECTIVE ACTION.

The organization will be a Family that will be supporting a youth symphony in Guatemala.

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

The corporation's primary purpose shall be to support the youth baseball and softball organizations of the Eugene/Springfield area through projects focused primarily on improving and updating field and equipment of the local organizations.

COLLECTION OF COMMISSIONS AND DUES TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE, PROVIDE COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES.

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

TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY INDIVIDUALS.

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 OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT AND SUPPORT OF USA , INC.

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.

THE STRIVES TO BE IN SERVICE TO THE VISION OF BETTER , BETTER CARE, AND BETTER VALUE IN COUNTY.

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.

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.

To help the BIPOCC community heal from the negative impact of oppression discrimination and forced assimilation. achieving wellness.

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.

The overall mission the organization is to support projects that benefit the Rural and its community.

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.

THE MISSION IS TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT PHYSICAL, OPERATIONAL, AND PROGRAMMATIC FACILITIES/NEEDS OF THE SOURTHERN .

SNACK BLOC is a community resource and support for rallies, protests, community events, vigils and more.

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

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.

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.

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

Mission is to plant churches and also enable churches to achieve community, Interdependency, Intimacy and Accountability by becoming gospel-centered, deciple producing bodies the are proactive in their communities and autonomous in function.

THE ELISABETH JONES ART CENTER FOR SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE IS DEDICATED ENTIRELY TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EXTENSIVE RANGE OF ART PROGRAMS WHICH ADVOCATE FOR THE ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OF OUR HOME PLANET AND SOCIAL JUSTICE FOR ALL PEOPLE.

To ignite and center Black agriculturists to participate as owners and movement leaders within agriculture, land stewardship, unique regional food security response, and economic prosperity.

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.

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.

We exist to provide community, helpful resources respite retreats for women living with , including mental . We exist so that women who live with know they are not alone.

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.

INVENTION EDUCATION COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE - ESTABLISHED AN INVENTION EDUCATION CONVENING FOCUSED ON BUILDING AN INVENTION COMMUNITY, DEVELOPED NEW PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN PROGRAMS AND BUILT CONSENSUS AMONG RELEVANT STAKEHOLDERS ABOUT FRAMEWORKS, DEFINITIONS AND THEMATIC PRIORITIES IN INVENTION EDUCATION. BROADENED ORIGINAL COMMUNITY TO INCLUDE GRANTEES AND PARTNERS FROM HIGHER EDUCATION. PROGRAM COVERED CONVENING COSTS (FOOD, PLANNING CONSULTANTS, AV, ATTENDEE TRAVEL SUPPORT, ETC.), AS WELL AS SUPPORTED ATTENDEES TO CONTINUE WORKING ON KEY TOPIC AREAS GLEANED (EX: RESEARCHING INVENTION EDUCATION, COMMUNICATIONS) FROM CONVENING.

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