Showing 137 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | Coho Productions Inc COHO PRODUCTIONS BROADENS PERSPECTIVES AND CULTIVATES EMPATHY THROUGH VIBRANT AND INTIMATE PRODUCTIONS. COHO NURTURES AND SUPPORTS PORTLAND AREA-BASED THEATRE ARTISTS THROUGH A MODEL OF THEATRICAL CO-PRODUCTION, CHAMPIONING EXCEPTIONAL LOCAL ARTISTS. | Portland, OR | |
| 102 | PORTLAND STREETCAR INC TO REDUCE 1)DEPENDENCE ON AUTOMOBILES, 2)TRAFFIC CONGESTION, AND 3)AIR POLLUTION, THROUGH DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF A STREETCAR SYSTEM. | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 103 | TUALATIN HILLS UNITED SOCCER CLUB TO PROMOTE SPORTSMANSHIP AND A SENSE OF FAIR PLAY WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF A TEAM SPORT. | BEAVERTON, OR | |
| 104 | FRIENDS OF LINCOLN TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY. SUPPORT EXTRACURRICULAR, SPORTS AND OTHER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. THE ENTIRE LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY (APPROXIMATELY 1,500 STUDENTS AND 100 FACULTY, ADMINISTRATORS AND STAFF) BENEFIT FROM FRIENDS OF LINCOLN. | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 105 | THE NICOLI FOUNDATION THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS THE TIGARD FESTIVAL OF BALLOONS, A FAMILY ORIENTED COMMUNITY FESTIVAL STRUCTURED TO PROVIDE FUNDRAISING OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOCAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHILE CELEBRATING THE CITY OF TIGARD COMMUNITY. DUE TO COVID-19, THE 2021 TIGARD FESTIVAL OF BALLOONS WAS CANCLED. | LAKE OSWEGO, OR | |
| 106 | TILLAMOOK BAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION INC To increase awareness and the level of financial resources available to Tillamook Bay Community College to provide quality education and bridges of opportunity in serving students and the diverse educational needs of the college and community. | Tillamook, OR | |
| 107 | LORENZ FAMILY FOUNDATION QUEEN OF PEACE CATHOLIC SCHOOL 4227 LANE OAK RD S SALEM, OR 97302 PROJECT: TRANSPORTATION ACQUISITION | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 108 | ETERNAL IMPACT MINISTRIES Eternal Impact Ministries is a religious organization that equips and supports leaders and future leaders in ministry. | OREGON CITY, OR | |
| 109 | LLOYD BID INC TO FUND SUPPLEMENTAL TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT, DISTRICT ATTORNEY PROSECUTION, AND JOB DEVELOPMENT SERVICES WITHIN THE DISTRICT. SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES OF THE ORGANIZATION HAVE FOCUSED ON PUBLIC SAFETY, TRANSPORTATION ACCESS, LANDSCAPE BEAUTIFICATION, ECONOCMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND DISTRICT ADVOCACY. | PORTLAND, OR | |
| 110 | VILLAGE FOCUS INTERNATIONAL Two programs in Laos: 1) Protection and Empowerment of Women and Children (anti-trafficking and child protection and education), 2) Land and Livelihoods (land and natural resource rights and natural resource management and agriculture development) | Beavercreek, OR | |
| 111 | CREATIVE SUPPORTS INC The mission of Creative Supports, Inc. is to assist people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families to create and direct their own services in an atmosphere of dignity and respect. | MEDFORD, OR | |
| 112 | REDEMPTION RIDGE Redemption Ridge is dedicated to bringing hope and healing to young girls rescued from the horrendous world of sex trafficking. We are committed to redeeming lives, restoring dignity and placing purpose in hearts of these precious children. | MEDFORD, OR | |
| 113 | WEST ALBANY SPORTS FOUNDATION SUPPORT OF WEST ALBANY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS. | ALBANY, OR | |
| 114 | UNREACHED VILLAGES INC UNREACHED VILLAGES INC SUPPORTS MISSIONARIES AND PASTORS AROUND THE WORLD. UV ALSO RAISES FUNDS TO BUILD CHURCHES AND SCHOOLS IN INDIA. | BANDON, OR | |
| 115 | Corvallis Youth Symphony Foundation Supports the Corvallis Youth Symphony Association | Corvallis, OR | |
| 116 | Rose Villa Foundation Inc The Rose Villa Foundation supports independence, advances well-being, empowers senior residents,and inspires our community to build a better future for all generations. | Portland, OR | |
| 117 | The Ford Family Foundation The Foundation administers four scholarship programs, by which it provides financial and a suite of additional supports to students pursuing postsecondary education. Programs target single parents (Ford Opportunity), students over age 24 (Ford ReStart), high-performing community college students preparing to transfer to a 4-year institution (Ford Transfer), and graduating high school seniors who otherwise would find it impossible, or at least very difficult, to obtain a college degree (Ford Scholars) in Oregon and Siskiyou County, California, as well as dependents of Roseburg Forest Products employees throughout the country (Ford Sons and Daughters). In addition to financial assistance, the Foundation supports student through 5 dedicated FTE providing licensed counseling services, conferences and events, and professional and personal development opportunities. Additional details regarding eligibility criteria, award determination, and activities may be found at www.tfff.org. | Roseburg, OR | |
| 118 | Obsidians CONNECTING OUR COMMUNITY TO THE MOUNTAINS, WATERS, AND TRAILS OF THE GREAT OUTDOORS THROUGH EXPLORATION, EDUCATION AND STEWARDSHIP. | Eugene, OR | |
| 119 | SALEM, OR | ||
| 120 | PENDLETON, OR | ||
| 121 | Portland, OR | ||
| 122 | PENDLETON, OR | ||
| 123 | COOS BAY, OR | ||
| 124 | TUALATIN, OR | ||
| 125 | BEAVERTON, OR | ||
| 126 | Portland, OR | ||
| 127 | BEAVERTON, OR | ||
| 128 | LAKE OSWEGO, OR | ||
| 129 | WILSONVILLE, OR | ||
| 130 | BEND, OR | ||
| 131 | Sublimity, OR | ||
| 132 | Portland, OR | ||
| 133 | Beaverton, OR | ||
| 134 | HERMISTON, OR | ||
| 135 | SALEM, OR | ||
| 136 | Portland, OR | ||
| 137 | MONROE, OR | ||
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